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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
The Verdict.

The Jury In the Sixth ward election
casss, after deliberation Of thirty seven
hours, have returned q verdict OF not
guilty on the count of conspiracy, and
guilty OF the three other counts, viz: OF
defraudipg John w. Mentzer OF votes
cast for him; of defrauding jacob >.
Smith OF votes cast for him ; and OF add
Ing ballots to the poll.
The readers of the INTELLIoENCER
are familiar with the evidence in this
case, which at great length has been re-
produced in these columns from day TO
day. Perhaps no trial in tho local court
In recent years has attracted SO much at
tention, both on account of the great In
terests at stake and the high social posi-
tion that the defendants occupied. IL
has been long and tedious trial, but
every step in it was eagerly followed by
the public until Sunday, when result
was reached.
There will be few TO dispute the wig
dom OF the verdict that has been render
ed. A siupendous fraud was perpetrated
on the ballot in deliberately stealing more
than one hundred votes from two candi.
dates for public cflice. The election OFF,
GERS we're sworn to protect the ballot, and
the burden was upon them to show that
they performed this sworn duty. The
evidence showed that some were recorded
. voting who did not vote at all, that
there were names Of people presented as
having deposited their ballots, who could
not be rcmem bered by the assessor OF
the ward, nor by the letter-carriers there.
! =. There were other glaring irregulari-
\ - n the conduct Of the election, and the
& & Gl6ogt was made ay the prosecution to
& feovp 3 conspiracy on the part OF the de-
y lnn1nnts. This was not shown to the
Z ulplaon Of the possibility that all OF
ns ~ the defendants were innocent.
kough this small loophole the jury
q otssr long delibsration, decided to tind
( not guilty Of conspiracy.
&, i The defendants all testified that they
I were innocent Of wrong doing at the elec'
tion and they all failed 70 say how II
came that the ballots that were cast
j were not returned. That they were
+ not returned as cast was not dis
puted. No theory was advanced by thu
defendants to reconcile their declarations
OF innocence with the admitted falsi6ca
tions of the ballot bex; and they wer'
therefore necessarily disbelieved and con
voted. IL they were not oil guilty, the.
4 had at least all agreed to stand or fall to
gesher.
The result Of this trial Will have |
widespread iniluence for good In the con
duct OF all future primary and genera
elections. 1t is q plain warning TO tn
ballot box stuffer aud the return tirkel
that his occupation is gone in Lancaster
county. 1t will make primary election
\ officers more vigilant In their duties ant
Z win halt the ballot thief by the threat o.
the prison cell.
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"I am n Baptist minister. and before ever
thought of being q clergyman graduated In
medicine, but left a lucrative practice for my
present profession, forty years ago. was for
many years sufferer from quinsy, 1homos'
Kciectric on cured INC. was also troubled
with hoarseness, and 7homnt Eciecfyio OF
always relieved me. My wife and child had
dipbtheria, and Thomas Ecteciric OIL cured
them, and II taken I'm ume IL will cure seven
times out Of ten. am confident II IL n cure
for the most obstinate cold, or cough, ana II
any one will take n small teaspoon and half
MI IL with the OH, and then place tho end of
the spoon In one nostril and draw the on out
OF the spoon into tho head, by smiling as hard
as they can, until the OH falls over into the
throat, and practice IL twice a week, 4 don't
care how offensive their head may be, It will
coan IL out and cure their catarrh For
deafness and earache, It has done wonders u
my certain knowledge. IL is the only mcdi
cine dubbed patent medicine that I have
ever felt like recommending, and ! am very
nXious TO see It in every place. for tell you
that would not be without IL In my house
for any consideration. 1 am now suffering
with n pain like rheumatism In my right limb
and nothing relieves me like 7honas Ecieo
trio OIL" DIR. E. v. Crane, Cory, Pa.
| FOR sale by II. H. CDohran. druggist, 1877 and
Il lyy North Queen street, La ucaster.
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PERSONAL.

A. BRONSON ALCoTT, the well-knosn
author, died In Boston, on Sunday, aged SO
yeaTs
POSTMASTER w. 7. HARRITY ot Phils-
delpbta, was the guest Of w, L. Hensel,
esq on Sunday.
SPEAKER CARLISLE praises tho Mills
tarin bill and says It viii pass this Congress Q
substantially as reported.
ROBERT II. SASRE, general manager OF
the 6eIhlehem iron company, has gone to
Cnba on business cOnnec cd with the
cJmpany's etisirs.
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Is a process requiring elaborate macbin.
cry and great care, TO so conduct the op-
Grafton as TO get all the saccharine mat
ter from the cane, and go make the pro.
duction profitable. There is great deal
of capital, energy and business capacity
required in the conduct Of sugar plan
tation, and the business should be well
rewarded. Any reduction in the duty
by Congress that will bring distress to
the sugar planter, will not be justified at
all /; and no purpose Of hitting sugar re-
flning trusts will warrant blow to the
planting industry.
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. GODS sARsAPARILLA.
What Ia Sc,ofula

Il is that impurity in the blood, which, 90.
cumIIatins inths giands OF the nech. produces
unsighuy iumps or swellings; which causes
painful running sores On the arms, legs OF
feet which develops ulcers in the eyes, ears,
or nose. often causing blindness or deafness
which r. the origin Of pimpies, cancerous
growths, or the many other manifestations
usually ascribed 70 I" humors /" which, fastep.
irg upon the lungs, causes Consumption ana
death. Being the most ancient, It IL the moet
few peIs ,ns sre entirely free from IL.
HOW Can 1T BE CUkBU
BY taking Hoode sarssparilla, which, by the
remarkable cures IL has accom- plished, often
when other medicines have faile d, has proven
itself 10 be potent Ind peculiar medicine for
this disease. Some OF the cures arc really won
derfui. II yen suffer from scrofula in any Of
iis forms be sure 70 try Hoods earsaparills.
THn PECULIAR MEDICINE
al have running sores ON my limbs for I'VE
years, 90 bad At times that could not walk,
nor sleep nights. when commenced taking
Hoods sarsaparilla I was in pain % severe
that cannot describe it. I had no appetite
and fell away, But Hoods ssrsapariila did
me q wonderful amount of good. I have .
good appetite, have gained in mesh ana can
sleep wei. Ny sores are almost healed, and
can easily Go . good days work" MRS. o. q.
LOAD. Dover. N. II.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. q /; six for e5. Made
only g. l. HOOD q CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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dNAMsH RR'S.
PnmApnrnrA, Monday, \,

PnrLApnrnrA. Monday. March ). 1888
Are you thinking of the New
Carpet' We are ready for
you. More space, more styles,
more novelties, more price
pull, taking all sorts together,
than we have ever had before.
There is not such another
carpet store in the world, per-
haps. More than 10000 square
feet on one floor. An acre and
an eighth Of room hedged in
and windrowed with rolls on
rolls of carpet and heaps on
heaps OF floor covering Of every
worthy sort. Another convent
ence; Furniture and Upholstery
are on the same floor. You
can pick and match as if under
your own ROOT.
No matter where the Carpet,
or Rug, or Mating is made if
it isworlh caring for you'll find it
here. Our aim is to furnish you
standard goods Of reliable
quality; think OF the quality
when you think of the price.
Cost alone is the poorest posi-
bic measure Of the worth of a
carpet.
Clean, cheerful carpe,ings,
fresh as the grass in sun, kissed
hooks. AS to the fashions you
shall see them when you come,
if you look long enough. You
will wonder that such a pretty
jumbling and twisting Of fig
ures and such a blending and
combination OF COlOrS into new
shapes was possible.
The Administers and Wiltons
were never handsomer, and we
never before had such a handy
place or such a perfect light to
show them in.
A novelty is the Wilton car
pet made in a new loom that
weaves them 4 yards wide and
OF any desired length; these
rugs are entire, in one piece,
and need no fitting of end or
corner pieces we will take
orders for special at any time.
Moquettes. Soft to the tread
rich in color and suggested
colors. Scores of new shading.
Every leading make of the
sturdy, reliable, liked-by. y.every-
body Brussels-home- made and
foreign. About the Goth inst.
the cream of the English Brus-
sells will be on hand. In variety
OF styles and colorings they are
ahead.
For the Spring sales we in
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GAHh Wall snnnI

Money expended in personal sdornment Il
often tooiishly wasted upon articles of no In
trinsic value. bottle of sOZOpONT, how.
ever Is worth its weight In gold to any one
troubled with poor teeth. and its price Is cash
well spent TO the purchaser. Though IL will
not make the teeth regolar they who use Il
are astonished at tho rapii Improvement 4,
effects IN The dental row. Moreover, they
eathe sweetness. and have healthy gums
aud ruddy lips.
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THE Philadelphia Record says that the
Catholic parochial schools OF Philadelphia
are now engaged In the education OF near ly
10000 children. These pupils range in age
between O and 10 years, although at both
extremes there are few exceptions. In
this work 1900 900, an average OF sS per
capita, is yearly expended, and the school
properties, including building and lots,
arc worth in round numbers over 9, O0o, coo.
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EuCk ems ArniCa Snlys.

TIM Best sALvKi in the world for Cuts. Rrrises
Cores, Ulcers, salt Bheuni, Fever sores, letter.
Chappcd Hands, Chilbains, Corns, aNd all
Skin rrupuons. and positively cures Piles or
no pay req utred. IL Is guaranteep to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale by II. Is. Cochran,
Druggist, NOS. l3I aud l33 North Qnocn street,
Lancaster, Pa June27 iyd
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The Haulsnm,., nav A., Uao.as,..

Remarked 10 friend the other day that she
knaw hemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs vas superior remedy, as II stopped
her cough instantly when Others had nc effect
Whatever; 80 u rove this and convince ou
o. its merit, any druggist will give you a Sem.
PIE bJtue Free. Large size bcc and 8. CO.
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arm All Broke up,'

"This IA tho usua, exclamation cf ore af
fictd With rht umnt'sm, or lameness. Rheu-
lnatic people are indeed entitled to our sin
cere sympathy and commisera,ion speedy re-
ref is offered tbem in Or. Thomas Ectectrfc
OF. IL Ia the a r0rn enemy Of ali aches and
paths. FOR sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist
iJ7 and lS0 \ orth Queen street, Innt aster.
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Tapestries, Brussels effect at
much less cost = this seasons
make. Not an undesirable de-
sign among them. Roxbury,
Stinsons, or Smiths; those are
the kinds. OF the last named
five sorts. All the tapestries
with 81 borders. Hall tapes.
tries with 9 in. borders and s.
and ~ stair patterns.
lngrains, 25c. to 81. Our
stock Of these Carpets has been
largely increased, and among
the patterns are many copied
from the better class of goods.
s-ply, best quality, eoc to s..
Extra Supers, Lowell and all
the best Philadelphia makes, 70
to Soc.
Medium Supers. All wool
but trihe under Extra Super
quality, Csc.
Cotton Chain Extra Supers.
Filling all wool wear like Ex.
tras, 55c.
Union Extra Super, made
like Extra Supers, but half cot,
ton. soc,
Ingram carpet, made entirely
of cotton same number OF
"ends" as Extra Super, 4oc. A
little lower grade, 35c.
Double Chain Cotton ingram,
soc. Similar, 25c.
Ingram art squares woven in
one piece, with borders and in
various colors. A little-cost
floor covering. Styles entirely
our own, 81 to Us a yard.
An entirely new stock ol
Smyrna Rugs and Carpets, I2s
IS feet to door-mat size.
Two new carpet Innings fol
which we have the sole agency
in this city.
First-The stamp is ]. w
within a circle. Extra quality
with very heavy paper and fill
ing OF pure cotton-no butts
hemp, tow, straw, or dirt.
Second-Cedar lining. The
filling is of young cedar, anc
makes it difficult for the mott
to get in his work. 1t dom
mould, and being less apt to re
tain dampness than soft filling
Innings does not foul.
Oil Cloths. All the valued
sorts. Sheets made of extr;
heavy canvas, "a, IS, IS, anG
IL feet wide, from 75c to SI.2.
a square yard. Oil cloth t.
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WANA MAKER'B.

troduce new line Of Brussels.
Technical designation Wana-
maker" Some manufacturers
make their carpets as pretty
and good as they can, and
weave their name on the back.
Some make as well, perhaps,
and leave their name of. But
the name on is a guarantee.
You will see "Wanamaker "
woven on the back Of this new
Brussels.
The story Of this carpet is
worth telling.
It's the peer of the great New
England names in Brussels
Hartford, Lowell, Bigelow land
we have them ally The COM
parison is not odious to it.
Whenever we can produce
or procure an article right here
and serve the Philadelphia
market with Philadelphia goods
equal in quality and less in
price than outside competition
can meet, we are proud; the
Wanamaker Brussels come
straight from city looms to our
carpet floors. Expert informa.
ton about frames, threads, and
yarns wouldn't tell you much,
But best worsted, exclusive
styles and quality, sold under
special guarantee Of service, a,
SI.25 a yard, and a choice o
thirty styles, ought to attract.
The introduction of this line
of carpets is a special triumph
1t will more than meet the TAX
ing cry of "best Brussels" fol
SI.25, so often rung upon some
offering Of irregular goods.
The single small profit
which is the only tax between
producer and consumer, enable.
you TO buy a regular Brussel'
of higher quality than eve
offered before at the price. Al
expert is not needed to tel
quality.
To be had only here.
Besides these regular Brus
sells we have a large line o
standard and reliable good,
which we are offering at retail
/ r a
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nr TnnnaI,a Stomacn

Dr. Tanner certainly has great stomach--
great because of Its All eng h and endurance
We may e,r in saying that tho doctor us,
Buriock Flood Bfners. but 81 h, does, his al.
gostive powers are easily accounted for. Hur>
doc Blood Htters being IA standard medicine
are sold By ali druggists For sale by VI. Is.
cochran. druggist, 1877 ana . Nor.h Queen
Htreet. Lancaster,
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TAKE NOur Choice

You can be weak, ne' vous. debii,ta' ed, and
dependent, di ualifiea Tor work OF head or
hand. or you eau o. Joy fair thare of health
ana peace OF mtnd. Bu'dock blood Bftters
will alleviate your misery aud 90 yuun world
OF good a you viii but baye ianh lpiry. For
SAILS by IL. Cochran. druggist, 137 ana ~
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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destructive Res ding.

Some OF the tes,'moni ala from difrerer peo
pls relative to Thomds' Eciectrfc OH. ana the
relief it has given them when distressed by
heads che, earuche, ana ioo' hache are rs inter.
esting rea1ing AS you Will nd. This being a
standard medicine. Is sold eve where by
druggists. For sale by n. II! Cochran, drug
Rist. lS1 and l30 No. tn Qneen street, Lancaster.
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"This medicine I can highly II commend.
Rnroock Blood Btners are the best blood pu.
riner We have ever used" Ghas. A. Rnrt, Is
Court street, Buffalo. N. Y, For sa,e by II. Is
Cochran. druggist, 1877 and ls9 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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sa R,,ae ne g,ea's't ss, cure on earth for PAN.

FF7f' VFF
you out today, my friend, in thIs cold
WIND thought you were sic in bed with a
cold Hs said nothing but smiied a IL Ily
nhIe ana leo me TO the apot thecsrS = shop,
ana poiuting 10 big advertisement OF Or.
Buils ough syrup. said '1hereby hangs
the tale mat tells the story"
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My Kingdom Tor n HaIss ,

But II he suffers from scratches, eracss 3, cut :
gals or wounds Of any kind, Veterinary Hor
Ointment Is warranted TO cure. Ntrer JaiIs
ti.to box. Atall druggists. decLQ)
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Special NOTICES.



Read the following; Mr.. Q. n. Morris, Newark.
ARK says: "wss down With Abscess OF Lungs.
ana friends and physicians pronounced inc an
incurnbIs Consnmptivo. Began taking Dr
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle. and able to oversee the
work on my farm. II Is tho nnest medicine
ever made.n
IL not been for Dr. Kings New pisoOvery for
Consumption would have died OF Lung Trou-
bles, was given up by doctors. Am now In
best of health" Try IL. sample bottles free at
II. Cochran's Drug Store, kos l31 ano iSs
North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa; t5l
THAT HACKING COUCH can be so quickly
cured by shioh's Cure. We guarantee It. solo
by II. ID. Cochran druggist Nos. l37 ana lap
North Queeu st.. Ian CASTER. Pa. ~
sLEErLEss NIGHTS. made miserable by
thnt terriblo cough. Shiloh's Cure n the remedy
lor you. Sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist, kOe
i1 ana l3g North Queen St.. Lancaster. Pa. Il
COUGH, WHUOPlNS COUGH ana bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. Sold BY
~. II. Cochran. druggist Nos. l37 ana l39 North
- isen st. Lancaster. Pa. ~
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MAYOR FIrLER, OF Philadelphia, wants
to succeed Governor Beaver. II he does
not succeed, he will suck his thumbs.
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WANA MAKRR


aH yards wide, 80 to 6oc a
square yard.
Lignums and Lignitects come
in wide sheets. Appropriation
Of wood on canvas. Figured
or plain. Very durable.
So is Linoleum, the cork.com-
pound covered canvas; claimed
to be softer and more pliable
than oil cloth.
China Mating. This seasons
importation. Made Of fresh
grass. aIS styles. Damask
Jointless Fancys. Plain colors,
and ordinary low grades, IS to
Coo. Samples for the asking.
Several sizes Of Damask
Mating Rugs
% styles Of Japanese Mat
ting. A little lighter than Chi
nese. $40 for a roll Of 40 yards.
Less than a year ago the price
was $72.
A novelty in the way of rugs
are 500 Of East India make.
Very fine grass. Odd patterns.
S sizes. Sizes from 8 yards
down.
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SPECIAL DRIVES IN GROCERIES.
REIST!
ACCUSED OF UNDERyELLING.

We are Just in receipt OF letter in which q
" Brother" grocer upjustly accuses US of
"taking away his trade" by underselltng.
He is evidently mistaken. 1t Is not our desire
to I" take away trade " from any one. He for
gets that we are living In a fast age-that the
man who cannot hold up ana manfully com
bat with the world. has to give place to the
one who can DO SO. We are governed in the
sale and purchase OF our goCds by u Q de-
mands OF wide-awake people. Constant and
persistent advertising on our part has taught
them where to buy. We make in buying what
many others have In selling, and cOnseq uently
Rive our patrons the benento OF the purchase
gain We believe that the lower the price OF
any thing. the gre lter the consumption. The
lesson of ex xperience has taught us this. We
cannot. therefore. be held responsible for the
Ices of trade to other houses simply because we
oror IND ucements. so strong. that II will be
great saving at the endof he year to buy OF US.
Parties from 9th towns can save enough on
single purchase to pay all expense Incurred
in coming to town, We have decided upon
one course all the way through To buy in
large quantities and sell IS low as We dare sell
- our prices may be lower than our compeu-
tore, but this We cannot help The b.ame is
not with US. II We are accused OF doing all the
business. there must be some reason forit. II
you Will only take q look at our store on Sat
urday, you will say with us-you never saw
the like. When We tell you 90 to "a busy, po.
lite, and attentive clerks a. employed you
will have your donbts-this Is not exaggera-
tion-we want you to come ana see. We want
Won 10 count Them We can use half dozen
mora. The sequel to the whole matter is
Largest, Neatest and Cheapest Store In the
city. Politt,nd Gentlemanly oung Clerks F;
no boys Ioos Tor Barg aims SATURDAY.
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OROOKRIES.

r~-~-~~--~y~~->>>~-S-
r ENTEN SEASON GOODS.
~ salt ana SMOKED Fish, Zine white Fat
Mackerel. Goldfish, Emose ed Halibut, Canned
balmon ana Lobster, eardines, etc , Macaroni.
0elatine, fine New York Cheese, Canned
Fruits ana Vegetables, olives and Pickles
Our stock OF Coffees ana Teas compare with
the nest in the market
Please favor us with trial order. Goods de-
GEORGE WANT,
No. 1l3 West King Street.
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Information, estimates or
samples sent to any address.
Churches, hotels and the like
are particularly interested.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
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To the Lancaster County Anti. Corrup-
tion association You have earned your
title"
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Oil Cloths. All the valued
sorts. Sheets made Of extra
heavy canvas, "a, IS, IS, and
II feet wide, from 75c to SI.2s
a square yard. Oil cloth to
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Besides these regular Brus-
sells we have a large line Of
standard and reliable goods
which we are offering at retail
for less than wholesale price /;
the art Of the artist shows in all
of them.
, 1888-06-30
FRANCE AND N. TISZA.

VIENNA, May 80.
The Group of veteran Liberals in
Hungary known as the "Party of In
dependence" has published an ener-
getic protest against NJ. T'isza's Ian
guage at Saturdays sitting of the
Chamber of Deputies, and the state
ment made by the Minister of Com
merce. The document says amongst
other things that the whole proceed
ing savours Of ReactiOnary tendencies
ILL becoming the Minister of a free
and constitutional country. M. Tisza's
intervention in the Exhibition Cues
ton is also considered as unfortunate
by many people in this part of the
Monarchy. The general impression is
that the Hungarian Government was
quite entitled to withhold its sanction
, 1888-06-30
N. ROCHEFORT AND THE ANAR,
CHISIS.
From the Daily Telegraph

A tremendous row has taken place
in the office "f NJ. Henry Rocheforl's
newspaper, L'Intra@sigeant. A band
Of Anarchist friends of the nan Lucas,
who fred a revolver at the crowd in
Pere Lachaise on Sunday last, called
on N. Rochefort to protest against
the term mOWchard, or'detective spy"
which had been applied i'll the CO.
lumns of the InrGnSigeGnt to Lucas.
The Anarchists crowded into the lit
tie a~nti-chamber of the newspaper
office, crying out"Vive la Commune|
their favourite watchwOrd, which
sounds like The prolonged howl Of a
watchdog on a windy night. eve
want to see Rochefort, the COmte ne
Lucayw vociferated the wild eyed
ones. "We are Lucas's friends, and
don't intend to let you people call
him namesT At this juncture NJ.
Rochefort, aroused by the bowling,