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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25

nSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The
~ partnershipheretofore existing between
w. e. Craig and Charles Curry, under the firm
name of Craig Il Curry, for the purpose of prac-
ticing law, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Business considerations, in no way affect
ing the personal and friendly rela tions of the par
ties, have renderd this dissolution advisable
will continue to practice my profession, and
hope my friends who have kindly aided me in
building up large practice, will contnuesto give
me their support.
oct25 CHARLES CURRY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25

Published every Friday. Price So per year; 81
for six months, and so cents for months-invari-
ably in advance.
Transient advertisements 10 cents per line each
insertion. Contracts for longer terms made at
the counter.
Local circulation in Augusta. Rockbrdge, Rocking
ham, Allegheny, Highland and Bath Counties.
Gives general and local news; stories and mis-
cellany; reliable commercial reports.
H. C. TINSLEY,
A. S. MORTON,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25
w ANTED.-2,OOO Barrels of Apples, tor
w Cash. p. B. SUBLETT & son.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF AUGUSTA
~ COUNTY.-Notice is hereby given that
the taxes for 1889 will be ready for collection by
October 18th. | will meet the tax payers of the
county at the following places, on the days men,
TONED, prepared to receive all CAPITATION,
LAND and PROPERTY TAXES for State, Cdtrn-
ty, District and School purposes.
"A Al ! Taxes due from Beverly Manor District
will be received III my office ON New Courthouse
street, next door to the County Jail, and after
that date. will be at
Deerfeld. October 22d, Newport, November 9th.
ChurchvIlle s. z3d. Mddebrook, 50 9Th.
craigsyille, 8. 25th. GreenyiIe, 3: nth.
pt.aarHsa ass, aist. Spottswood, 18th.
Mt. Soion November list. Sherando, 90 18th.
Spring Hill, :. I'd. IfishersvlIe, 90 18th,
Mt. Sidney " 4th. Waynesboro, "15th &f6th
New Hope, 9Th & 7th.
All persons failing to pay by Dec. 1st will be
charged Fire per cent. additional.
My office will be open every day for the collec-
ton of taxes from all the Districts of the county
the books OF only one District being absent a a
time, and those only on the days mentioned
above. j. N MCFARLAND
oct lS-4t County Treasurer
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NIRGINIA.-ln the Clerk S Office of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, Oct. 10th, 1889.
David w. koner and Jacob b. Zerkle, eXecu-
tors OF Franklin Conner, decd, Plaintiffs
against
John b. Roller and Elizabeth his wife, (nee Col
ner) John ID. Bright and Virginia H. his wife,
(iaec Coiner), and others, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain construc-
ton of the will of Franklin Coiner decd, and to
settle the accounts of the executors under the
ders and DEGREES of this court.
II appearing by affidavit filed that John d.
Bright and Virginia H his wife, (uee Coiner), are
non-reSidents of this State; 1tis ordered that the
said nonresident defendants do appear here
within fifteen days after due publication of this
notice and do what is necessary to protect their
interests. IeSte,
]. n. RYAN, Clerk.
Geo. S. Lghtner, p. q. octll 1T
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LNOR SALE.-Fifty empty whiskey barrels at
IL the Western Lunatic Asylum. Apply to
LEWIS HARTMAN,
oct 25-lt Steward
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WHO IT IS THAT IS TRYING TO
CAPTURE VIRGINIA

1t is very interesting to Virginians, es-
pecially to those who think that the people
of the Commonwealth ought to have the
privilege of electing their State officers and
legislature without the interference of
other States, Oh of the government at
Washington, to read the list of speakers
Candidate Malone has in the field. Here
they are:
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A GOOD TINE
What President Harrison Needs
and is Getting.
BPeelss that Balls Bad DREAMS md bPia6
Rim Rest.
Who Called, Where Be LlHeasd and
Where Be Dled.
Will Visit Ellsworth and Aainss Ship
ping City. Also New aampshirs.

| BAR HAgBoR, Aug. 0.
| President Harrison rose fairly early thi
morning after what he termed better night
sleep than he hal enjoyed for week. snt
| obtained tn. fall benefit Of the view Of wa'
ter. mountain and wood which can be obtain
ed from Secretary Biaire's cottage.
After "A hearty br. akfsst he received visit
from fion .Ionn K. Thomas Of Illnois Bar.
On Posen The Russian minister Moses p
/ Handy ard soine fex others.
Daring The rest Of the Elorning the Presi
dent dii little bat rest for ne had been tired
the might before after the numerous recep-
tons.
Atterwa-tis drive was taken by party
consisting of the President, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Blaine, Congressman and Mrs. Lodge, Miss
Blaine, Senator and Mrs Hale. Mr.. Howe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cummings. private
secretary Haiford and Walker Blaine.
The carriage containing the President and
Mr.. Blaine sustained come damage II
turned into Main street, neeessitating q
change Of passengers and delaying the party
some minutes. In the early afternoon they
arrived at Major Auliek PAlmer's cottage at
otter Bluf, where an informal lunch was
served.
The programme for the next week is to be
substantially as follows: Monday the Presi-
dent will go to Ellsworth and will remain the
guest Gf Senator Hale until "Wednesday
morning. when he will go to Bath and lunch
with Arthur Sewall. "wednesday afternoon
he will go to Manchester, n. H., and spend
the night with ex-GOv. Cheney. Thursday
he visits Concord by invitation of the legis-
lature, and in the afternoon Of that day he
starts for Boston where he expects to arrive
in time to catch the Fall River train.
Mrs. Harrison is expected to meet him at
Fail River.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Messrs. Fred Plaisted and George Hosmei
have returned from the Halifax races and
are now at the formers cottage home at the
islands in Portland Harbor. They say that
| they had q most enjoyable rip to the prov
Inces aud were everywhere treated in hand
| some style.
Saturday, upon arrival of the 8 20 p. NJ.
steamer from Portland the professional boat
race between G orge II. Hosmer, Peter II.
Conley and Feed A. Plsisttd for a purse Of
$500, will lake place off Long Island. Mr..
M. + Davis will referee the race.
The store of J. S. Gum & Son at North
Yarmouth was broken into last Thursday
night ard quantity of goods. cigars and
tobacco laken
Many changes are being made about the
Bowdon College buildings. The sta,uary
and pictures in he north wing have been re-
moved and in their place have been put nice
ash bookcases. The statusry is now in the
main library. A new recitation room has
been made in the north end of Maine.
A chimney fell on the residence of Patrick
Foley, So Fore street. Portland, Friday,
crushing the roof. Some of the inhabitants
had narrow escape from being killed.
The roof was crushed in.
The Chautauquans at Fryeburg said their
good byes Thursday. The meeting has been
a grand success
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin's family have re-
ceivei from Franklin Simmons, the famous
Maine sculptor. who ia nos in Italy an ex-
cesdingy striking lifc-.ized bust of Mr..
Hsmlin. a replica of the one ordered by the
United States Setate over which he presided
from lsGl TO 1865
Capt B. A. Norton, of the Portland Light
Infantry. has rendered his resignation at
headquarters to take affect ut once
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Produce Ma, kst.

NEW YoRK. Aug. T.
FLOUR Receipts. t0.h7i psesages; exIorts, 4,422
barrels, Gales 10 s0J krpeat quotations Including
city mill extra, a. 2iaei %, patent, o. va
I'd %: Hnperhnc, " Ssat3 90, extra No. y,
Is 2oasl bb, winter wheat los grade, " 65at3 Is;
uipncsota extra. "a i54s5 30, Southern Hour
duh Rye flour dull.
wheat -kecelris. 1900, sports. b.ypi; sales
Js.DOo, weaker. No, z spring nominal, -;
Ne o3reA, - No. red eBss6l elevator. 0oas.l; fob
,5ias3l delivered, No ! red. noninai, vyiayvi, No
white nominal Wla.il
HSs- firm.
BAILEY nominal
Cons Receipts es bOo exports. i0i sales, ~.
600, weaker, Steamer, tlstli, No. =, tSs0U
store ana elevator. ,S,atiL delivered.
OArs--Recerts. lyi.'1o, exports, 81 saes, i59.
90; weak. No 4. n do whit. 1!a10, No atR2s;
DO white. ooal, No. !, ~. do white, ~;
MIXED Western. laa2g; vh,'" do, $40.
CotySh-ilii, kio. fnir. :si
SUoAh-Knw dull, rehnei steady, demand -
lower, crushed sfsht; extra crushed .?asi; white
extra cfusied, ;sa7s cut loaf. v grapUlated. w.
phrDoLEuM Ira quiet, 10
II, u. -sit idy.
B"rY qn'"'
A.,.sO. wei.'f. ~..i-rn Insn. "a .5iAes ~;
4lpsIas VI 20. city steam. % o, refined fair:
continent ~ Sli7 %, y. A. " 70
bC .Ibk quiet easy, western dairy l0a
a, d. Jcr. lD.,Ty, RAN.
CHhEsE.-- brm freightt 70 Liverpool
trn
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oARDINE Err.
Valuable Painting on Exhibition
Church Notices for the Coming Sun
day-PersonsIs and Paragraphs


GARDISER, Aug. y.
Ammi Dasenport, the eiothier, will have a
very rare painting on exhibition in his store
widows, Saturday afternoon. The painting
is life size and repr1se1.s Oliver Cromwell
gazing on the remains Of Charles l. in his
coffin, and was brought to this country some
sixty or more years ago from England. Mr..
Dave nport 10 confident that the painting il
over two hundred years old, snd one Of the
vorks Of the old masters. The least said.
however, 1t is . very rare work of art.
Mrs. Lillian 5. Neal, wife Of W. b. Neal.
the insurance agent, died at her residence on
Dresden street. late Thursday evening, aged
thirty years. The cause Of her death wss
consumption, with which disease she had
been 3 very painful sufferer for over year,
consequently was no surprise to FER friends,
- she had failed rapidly within the last few
weeks. The deceased vas q very fine lady
and one vho in years prior to her sickness.
vas q great fayorite in social circles. She
leaves husband and oae son, together with
= vide circle Of friends, to mourn her loss
The funeral will take place At the Iste resi-
dence Of the deceased, Saturday afternoon
| at three o'clock, the services to be con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Beeman Of Chris
1 Chufcb, OF vnicn the dece8oe1 was mem
| ber.
| Rey. Levefett Bradley, one Of the ables
preachers in the Episcopal ministry, and
formerly rector Of the church in this city
will preach at Christ Church. Sunday.
| Miss Lillian Morse, Of Lowell, Mass and
. former resident Of Gardiner, 10 in the city
on visit. the guest Of Mr. and Ms. A
Davenport
Charles Eastman has accepted ;lerkshiJ
in the jevelry store Of G.. A. Woodward.
Miss lea Moody Of Randolph. leaves o,
Saturday for Portland, where she is to 81 M
in one Of the churches in that city.
DIR. H. Z Sherpp, . dentist Of salem
Macs, 10 in the city, aod will locate here .
soon a. suitable rooms for his business CO
be engaged.
Il G.. H Richardson Of Boston, will pfeac
At the Free Baptist church. Sunday affel
noon, and will conduct the evening service
at the same place.
: James Y. Gallagher and W. A. Csse
both Of Portland, are guests II the Evans.
Il Rev. Mr.. Brown Of East Pistston, vi
b supply the puipi: Of the Methodiss church.
y Randolph, Sunday.
81 H. II. ChufchiII. whom Il viii be semea
bered addressed he audience - ably = b
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By TELEGRAPH.
Weather Indications for the Nsxs ~
HouKs

War DEPARrMxsr.
Once Of ths Chief Signal ofscer.
WAssIsaros. Aug. 10 IA. NJ.
For Maine; Showers, clearing during the
day; slight changes of temperature; vestsr-
iy winds. CautionAry Signals displayed in
the Narragansets section from Woods Hoil
section TO Passport.
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Mrs. J. F. Pratt of Chelsea, Mass, - we'll
a. her husband the genial doctor. derives lots
of pleasure FROM overhauIing musty manu-
scripts and tracing geneaiogies of the first
settlers. She goes to MarthA's Vineyard
Mass soon. to commence her work again on
the old families there. Mrs. Pratt is . native
of Green, Maine.
Judge John Burnham Kinsman, the U.
s. representative on the admiralty court
in Alexandria. Egypt, Who has been visit
ing friends in Cornville. the place of his
nativity.
VIM. W. Merrill. Colby SO, Who since his
graduation from college has been employed
in the Peoples National Bank in Portland
has accepted fne position in the Shoe and
Leather Bank of Auburn
The trustees Of the Eastern State Normal
| school at Cassine have secured the services
of Miss Winnie Austin of East Norton
Mass.. to ill the vacancy in the corps OF
teachers in that institution Miss Austin il
graduate from four years course u tn
| Bridge l4er Normal School, and teache
Of large experience; having been af on
time connected With the faculty of Drur.
College. She comes highly recommende'
BY Pref. Boyden and others.
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The town treasurer of Clinton has paid a
bounty on no less than three hundred crows
heads. 1t is sad the diminution in the num-
Der of crows at large in the town is notice
able.
The waterworks at Fort Fairfield are
expected to be completed about the 6'st of
September.
Rev. NJ. Crosley of Springfield, Mass.
will hold meetings in Vaughn's Grove, Will
ton. on sunday, Aug IL, 1889. at 1890 A..
NJ. and 2 ?. NJ. There will be a basket pic
mic dinner on the gr ,und.
Not long ago sum of money was raised
at Vanceboro, to be devoted to defraying the
cost Of an electric light plant. The citizens
he Id meeting the other night and voted 10
to 10 to devote the money wholly to the
fitting up of trotting park, letting the eiec-
tric light go.
The Aroostook Times hears Of several
gardens in Caribou where green pea vines
were robbed of their pods by the black birds
which attacked them and ate the peas, in
some instances destroying the whole crop.
These birds are said to be a species of crow.
The fall term of Limineton Academy will
commence on Monday, Aug. 2G. 1889, and
continue ten weeks under the instruction Of
VIM. G. Lord. A. NJ, principal, and Miss
Lillian II. Small, teacher of music.
The names Of two intere ring parties
appear upon the books at the city clerk :
office in Bangor announcing the intention of
marriage. They are those of Herbert J
Sprague OF that city and Blanche Abbott of
Verona, and they were placed there Mon
day. Whether anything more will evei
come Of it than the '.inten,ion" it 10 very
difficult to tell.
| A large amount of wreckage is being picked
up along the coast in the vicinity of Mschiai
and Cutler. consisting of four inch plank Gov
cred with copper and fastened with copper
bolts to hackmatac tmbers. The windlas'
bits and portion of the cabin of large YES
sell and numbers of empty sugar hosshead.
and casks. all apparently drifting from some
point near the southern head of Grant
Menan.
Mr.. L. X. Campbell of Rockland. deput.
commissioner of labor, has gone to Trenton
New jersey. to attend the national conven
ton of factory inspectors, which will be il
SESSION three days.
Sheriff Irish Of Rockland 10 absent hunt
| ing for fellow named Earnest James Allen
who is accused of stealing . $50 vad Of bill
from Mr.. Elisha Philbrick of Hope.
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CAPITOL COMMISSION.
Contract for Furnishing Heating and
ventilating Apparatus Awarded.

The committee on enlargement Of the State
House met yesterday and awarded the con
tract for furnishing entire steam heating ant
ventiiating apparatus, Bids were called for
from all those parties who put in proposals
| therefor at the time bids were made for the
whole work. The following bids were re-
ceived:
ingalls, 4 Kendricken. Boston. three boil.
ers under present building, $40; three
boilers outside, $500; two 60 inch boiler,
outside, IS ,6s5.
Wslworth Construction and Supply Co,
Boston, three boilers under present building.
S7,977; three boilers outside, s. ,54I; two
6p-inch boilers $500 less.
j. ii. Cogan Il Co, Augusta, three boilers
under presen, building, Ss,a7s; two 10 inch
boilers outside, 1858.
A. ID. Ward, Augusta, three boilers under
present building, 81 1,6a9,25; two 60inch
boilers outside, 81 ,59a.25.
Mr.. A. u. Ward of Augusta being the
lowest bidder, the contract was awarded 10
him. These figures were based on boiler
house 9S feet west Of the new extension
The change TO south of the extension will
make saving, by reason Of shortening of
smoke fiue and steam pipes, of one hundred
dollars from above figures
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Lake, Mt KaiAhdin, and the wilderness {.
the north.
The funeral Of Mfs Esefs 10 held as 4 p
n today, the Rev. Mr.. Foss Of the Aesho-
dise church conducting. Afs. Ever died Of
cancer in the stomach. She vas an estim2.
bic lady, much loved BY all Who knsv her,
and she viii be mach Missed.
A large nambes Of friends showed their
sympathy with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kitfredse
in attending upon the funeral ceremonies Of
their infant con, which occurred yesterday
q 2 30 r. NJ, the Rev. Nj. foss conducting.
Ars- C. B. Hoobs vent 10 Fairfield yestsf-
day morning where she will visit friends for
. fes days.
Mr.. Will Clough Of Tacoma. Mimi, is in
the city visitins his parents Mr.. and Mrs A.
=. Ciough.
Rev. Frederic FAR, wife and daughter. are
whiting his parents, Aoses Parr and wife On
Second street
Aessrs- II. r. and Horace Getcheli and
families, leave today for Capital Island,
where they will occupy their cottage for two
weeks.
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form Club Hall. last Sunday. will again
lecture u that place on Sunday afternoon,
at i've o'clock.
DR.. A. Bahhitt. the we'll known optieisn,
and wife, are suests At the Evans fer a
week.
Two drunks. one from Richmond and the
other from South Gardiner, paid tines in the
police conrt, Friday morning.
Nay Holden left on Friday for = short
visit TO her home on Moose river,
N, Mansfield, Portland jeSeler. 10 in the
city for q few days.
Rev. J. c. Williams of Orlando, Fla.
will preach Al the Methodist church on sun
DAY aftSrnAon. at the usual hour. The
other services of the day viii be as usual
prayer meeting, $50, Sunday school. 10 l5,
and evening service as s.3o.
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Several PAGERS have made m IRE azionish-
ing records than these, Junnsaun, IL, 1884 :,
for instance, having paced mil ip 2 DGt.
The result yf tbs contest makes Nelsui by
far the greatest trnttcr Maine has produced
Old General KnOx which, although bred in
Vermont in 1853, was taken To Iainc i1 lsbs
and made great name, perhaps mo c-pe-
ciAlly rs the sire OF fast horses, used to
lumber over mile 10 2 3il as his Dust lossi
bic time.
Ii was not until 1874 that there vas a
horse In the country capable of tfottiDg u
mile in 2 10 Tnc reconi hal been yradn
ally lowered since 1906, shea tIr
horse Yankee managed 10 trot n mile
over a short track in 2.jg. In 1884 Eiwin
Forrest ir)tied in z.3lb aud Ia ls4l LAZY
suffolk brought the record down 10 2.lGi. +.
1859 the famous Fors Temple lowered the
record into the teens, going a nile in 2,iDf
In 1861 came another famous horse, - -1ter,
and he lowered the reeDrd 10 Z.l7i. where II
| remained unhisturbed until 1874 her
Goldsmith Mari put il DOWN to z.l4; and
hen in 1879 So Julien came io~n to IRA
| and thp next Year to2 III It, 1884 Jay-E ie
See rot,ed in 2 10; but the mex; year Aau
:. tro'te1 a mile in 0oi, AID no horse la
lone better yet
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THB BNATION'SC SCAPITAL.
Omcial Reports Concerning Bi.
metalism in Europe.


WAsaiSeroS, Aus. Q.
Rear Admiral Gherhardt reports from Port
al Prince to the Secretary of the Navy, un-
ernment has delivered to the United States
minister the sum Of 9, 500 ~ compensation
Tor the seizure and detention Of the steamer
ozama. The money is nov on board the
U. 5. 5. kearsage with q view to its safe
keeping, subject to the orders Of the state
department."
A letter received in this city from Hayti,
written July 25th, says; "Ail is quiet at
Port au Prince. The delay in attempting to
capture the city has given the Inhabitants
great confidence. The rainy seasoa ap-
preaching 10 said to be disAdv vantsgeous for
Hippolyte. II is expected that he will have
trouble in keeping his forces in the field"
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BIMErALI9M.
The Sentiment In Europs Steadily Grow.
ing in tts Favor.

Consul Frank Ii. Mason of Marseliles has
sent 10 the State Department report on the
outlook for bimetalism in Europe, in which
he says that especially in France, Germany
and England there is a steadily growing sem
ument in favor Of restoring the bimet tsllic
standard of currency.
A belief also is growin that the unwhole-
some industrial and agricultural situation in
western Europe is largely due to the practi-
cal demonetization of silver.
Consul Mason says the circumstances un-
der which the monetary conference will meet
in Paris in s. ptember are far more prom
Using to the interest Of bimetAlism than those
which surrounded the conference of 1881.
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Farm Notes.

Many farmer could save the amount
Of his taxes every year by carefully housing
and cieaHidg his machiasry aud tools Hhsn
not in use. The farm property ea.e5 UP b.
rust every year you'd surprise some farm
ers If they eorld zee it expressed in dollars
and cents.
Farmers mutton may and ,houid he the
best in the world. As soon ~ the .hsep's
head is cut of, hang up tbe carcass at once,
slit small hole high up between the bind
legs, insert funnel and pour in very cold
waterfall the body will hold. This will
prevent the "sbeepy taste"
No matter how full the hay crop all should
be saved, for there is reason to believe thst
quality will be below the average, and that
in consequence more will be required 10
carry animals through the rinter.
For mlch cows during the summer. in
addition to plenty of grass. a small quantity
II bran and linseed meal can be purchased
and fed with profit. In addition 20 incrcas-
ing the iow Of milk they adj considerable
to the value of the manare heap.
The fodder from the early sweet corn IL
one Of the best foods that can be used for
mich cows. The fodder is improved if cut
and stored in the barn, 30 as TO be kept clean
Auu DrfK1t- Ii cut up WFD tutb'Ig SA1tif
will eat every portion Of the STALK.
The Horse and Stable Gays that fifty
| standard American bred stations have beer
| sold 70 70 u Russia. Their borses are small
and partake largely Of Arabian blood The
two countries will probably get benefit by
exchanging breeding stock.
| Pour ali your soApsuis on you, csIefy
pissis. 1t is special fertilizer for celery
aud vii! make the yon3g plants s'os taste
than anything else that can be applied. 1t i
also excellent for asparagus.
What good thing ], would be IL ever,
highsay in every farming district we're Gov
cred foot, or more, with stones, broken .
the top enough TO allow heavily ision wagon
10 pass and finish the crushing to = smootl
surface.
Flies are created with some goyi ecDnoBi
purpose. no doubt, but it puzzles Beryou
people who hate tneir touch " divine wba
that purpose is-and then the poor fsrr
horse that il tortured by them, II he think
at all, must doubt the economy Of their pul
|