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uscttoes T. rsa ysxn oczsl q lung up p
thezs sactAz. A4zas Eae sezsE Z 1s las
aseS LGks s1ar. 4z1 &lso -t1s-Eg eina
gid nerrlng ia sTlsas @a1 c-lgzeE
Eeze.
sgus "a zFfa1rtrx = beng 1g2e here.
u eserss. xe.klzL21g tAe great ez2ezase
taa eng VII - q e - - oFeSr - e
Cd ballots az3 hEtis retiring roc1a o.
conss &eriag pl..ses. bat + 1e sre dslas
ngat We - 1st nqs E4ass . rsSzoa e2
to ezEszss.
he e i1sats1 eos. - oar f2il election
hsre Is Ss54 7tS. az tl=Ee = 3 great deal
e co1apial1t oxez gh.s. especially oy
those wko % net see any isanetiate
Prespecs 4 getting sonle of Il ne
llcssy win - almost directly 70 the
paper lnaa, tke priAtsT and the cGTpea.es,
AZ least Is ueSr as you can MAKE bali
ulilllon aolaFs ~ IA New 1oTz % the
n.au IL Was des-insd tor. Naturally
soms ~ it VII sgick - those whose al
kesige palIas are extended especially IN
the fall q tie year. bur an bstsing on
the beauties q this bsllog. and now II
the good men who batke viii also ballot
there VIII &c great hight dawn oa me
f-ture, and It's rosy rays VII even stab
their lsEle rudly promises into the DARK
aud nolsone psst.ienual political pres
ens
Some day. as heard q bright young
voice singing not long 4go. some dsy
know not when the LAY may be, The
time VIII come, Thorndyks. when
elections VIII grow wider and wider
apart. One election VIII do for as much
es two or three years, and the campaign
expenses may be saved up and used fog
nour and bacon and soap and pnre air:
when the bar and the lamb shall lie down
tosether-under the same epitaph-peo-
pie VIII give themselves moro 70 manual
labor and less 10 prolonged chin recitals,
peace shall be as river, and JOY ike the
waves OF the sea-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Remarkable Rrscue

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled IN her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her that she was a hopeless victim of
consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest
ed Or. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption; she bought a bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose, She continued its use
and after taking ten bottles, found her
self sound and we'll, now does her own
housework and is as we'll as she ever
was. l0c trial bottle Of this Great Dis
covery at Peck Bros. drug store; large
bottles SOC and Sl.00.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Happy uOosIers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster Of Ida
Vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cInes combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trOu-
bic" John Leslie, farmer and stock
man of same place SAYS: Find Electric
Bitters TO be the best Kidney and Liver
medicines: made me feel Ike a new
man." j. w. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says: Electric Bit
tcrs IS just the thing for man who Is
all run down and don't care whether
lie lives or dies" lie found new
strength, good appetite, and felt just
like he had a new lease on life. Only
sec q bottle. at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

The main entrance is in the tower, and
opens directly into large vestibule, which
is also used ~ a visitors waiting room,
and is directly connected with the princi-
pals room The principals room is sepa-
rated from another room OF the same size
by sliding doors, which run in pocket
between the two closets in the rear Each
OF these rooms will seat flfty-two scholars.
The entrances for the male and female de
partments are at the ends Of the building
and open directly into the staircase halls in
the rear 1t will he noticed that the
teachers desks are placed "a little TO one
side Of the room, nearer one entrance, so
that they may conveniently stand in this
doorway during the recess or dismissal Of
the pupils. and keep an eye both on the
schoolroom and hall
A broad staircase lends from each hall to
the second story. which in arrangement is
substantially the same rs the first story ex-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

. tstacssFes- r-acxmzUes ~ slz -
saalasszcss. a2FEoae-sl = 9zkse1'n
.a.ls lafa aE Eixes wA3 3-szre t. kEsw
the ~sY seue. -a1 80 o.,zht e &c tsr
sway u soms sz-et 4zI Eesd.zg gzlaos
fsss-4d cf gelng ahCns q q Et alg set
firi csAlza 1Alzy 2rl-r sar.az lks-as
sasensd - wasehalea, bu.eaexra -
bus-hers. oargled - cergsars. faslsd 6y
flgiers t-rsTer tkaa i've ia aay e<heE
elfy they Ano9 II 4. kalf ths sxpsnss
an1 twice r.as sslarT
Xou ~ a. Ne way i thls. aad
VII ilAvs Is = EeAo. wAo Nll bs
pleased - atssliA - sou II : few NO
usAr1
AoE. regarding tae ballet.
TIA term IS Preach. coming fron ths
word ballots. SoEae think that the
ballot. cr Eas soEd ballot, 81 least. came
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

sYwrroxs-M0sture; intense itching
and singing: most az night. worse by
scratching. IT allowed 20 continue
fumors form, which often bleed and
ulceFste. becoming very sore. SwAYSE =
OINTMENT stops the itching aud bleed
ruc. heals ulCersuen, ard in mcst cases
removes the tumors At drugg sts. or
by mail. tor 81 cents. Or. Swsyne q
son. Philadelphia
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OUR VERY BEST PEOPLE

confirm ourstatement when we say that
DR.. Acker's English Remedy is in every
way superior to any and all other pre-
parations for the throat and lungs. In
Whooping cough and Group, it is magic
and relieves 1T once. We offer you n
sample bottle free. Remember, this
remedy Is sold on a positive guarantee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
He Told the Truth.

| was troubled with Liver Complaint
for years, and suffered terribly. Lake
the druggist advised me to take Sulphur
Bitters. | took three bottles and now
am a well mani. Fenner, Waterbury,
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bell IS q catl e. summon - disciples 20
worship oF 70 n0ggn- tower may bs
appropriately rS-.l "a = dwelling bar a
bell woa.- he vsry much cat pf place A
tower of appropriate proportions snd q
bel 0f Eght cie4r aud fingiDg foues are
especially suitable ia the dCsiEn for a
school house IN every ease a lell tower
should L. carried 20 . height some distance
above the highest point oft tae roof in order
that the sound may aoSt 10 every direc
ton.
The design here given is suitable for a
small town or village TAe general Il
mensions OF the building are 81 by 50
feet. and each room - l3 feet 10 height In
the clear There Is a basement story ;
feet deep, witA c0Rcrete door TAe foun
dation walls are of hard brick laid ia lime
mortar. The outside walls are plaStered
on the outside with cement below the
grade line, chimney Of hard trick. with
nine inch terra Gotta pipe inside the ven
tilating lUc 10 receive the smoke pipe Of
the furnace, all laid in eelneut mortar.
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Grain. flour. Fced-

Wheat-White. &c q busheli Red. 92c ,
buShei.
Corn-5cc g bushel.
Corn Neal-s2 Z. ton.
no. / feet-S24 = ton.
No. teed--s13 s. ton.
MidclingS-slsp Y ton.
Bran-3lS50 e ton.
Fiour-Lily White. $3.50; Patent. 500 2 hun
drcd.
OGts-s0c ' Vbushel.
Rye-2Sc r bushei.
Barley-3i00@i.20 ? hundred.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. L. G. WEsr's NIRyE AID BRsfS TREkr-
NEST, a guaranteed specific tor hSSielia. Dizzi-
ness, Commissions. Fits. Nervous Nruralg a.
Headache. Nervous Pros.ration caused by the
Use OF "A cohoi or tobacco, Makef,iness. Mental
Depression. softening OF the Brain resulting
in insauity and leading 70 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. baIrrunesS. Loss
of Power IN either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SpeTmni0uh0-n caused by orer-eHcrtion offhe
brain. Seif-abuse or oyer-iudulEcnce. Zach box
contains one months treatment. sl.iN box.
or SIX boxes for SEQ. sent By mail prepaid on
receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BONFS
To cure any case. WITH each order received
by Cs for sir boxes. accom- panied bY 80. We
wii send the purchaser one written guarsni -
TO refuad tie money II ilr ireatmeuf does not
eject cure. GUARANTEES issued ouiyty
WHITE & WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole AGENTS
20 Monroc-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALI NIGHT
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A Cure for Constipation and sick-Hsad-
ache.

Mountains, discovered a root that when
combined with other herbs. make an
easy and certain cure for consumption.
It IN the form of dry roots and leaves
and IS known as Lanes Family Medi
cino. It viii cure ck-headachc in one
night, For the blood liver and kidneys.
and for cleaning mp the complexion it
does wonders. Druggists sell .t at 30
cents a paC CkaCn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

AFANAAhtR 81 q tNNlNNffH ff't-t-fs
pounded and Elassaged By some true
friend beforehand there VIII ~ less
chance for disappointment afterwsrd.
TIE soiemn trath Il. however. that
thsre = ~ present fractien over two
millions of people IN New York this fall
who would rather suffer and kick and
wal and whooP sad - sPsttsrsi vi b
mud 6y lcCse car rails. insulted By bru,sl
guards. diseuhoweis bY umbrellas un-
der ths arms ~ tail intellectual warts.
rpitted by the csnes of these who gst
aheat II the mul6tu5s and back up.
with their ssic,zs aimed az ne mn bilious Fl
a long suffering Peopies neglected ~ ths
un- seen waiter. skun by the un- seen"
tarbsr. robbed by slis hscirman. b-aired
By the policeman. hl8wn up BY the steam
heating company. skinned BY the papers.
stank to death By tae Eas ieak and ths
peach orchard sewer systsu stunx @
death BY rrmerse. fricasseed to dss-h 81
nude electric wires. crushed bv tss
crowds n8us>ated By TIA nnissncss.
hlled by the cars. disfcured BY truck
drivers. craxsd bv ccmmsrce. shot bv
mistake. xusved by mai dogs 5czged
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Farmers Produce.

Buster-lcl sc . pound.
gs-l5c T dozen.
lumat0es-5lc 4 buShcl.
POtltoeS-C.f.7 7cc = hushel.
Beans-SiG'Gel.1i p bu ushel.
ASples-sO9 3 . bushei.
Clover Seed-S3.50 = bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chspped hands, chlblains,
Corns and al skin eruptons, and posi-
t'velv cures plies, or no pay required.
IL "a guaranteed 70 give perfect sat sfsc-
ton or money refunded. Price . cents
per box. Fer sac ~ Peek Bros. drug
z sts. ocrner Monroe and Divson-sis
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- b - AlI So T,l..n.--.-

Simply Apply "SwkVSE > OINTwENT. =
No Interusl medicine required. Curse
tetter. eczema, itch. al erupt0ns on TIE
face. hands. moss, &c, leaving tie ssin
clear. waits aud healthy Its great
healing ard curative powers are pos
sssssd By no other remedy AK yous
druggists for SwAYxF's 0INTwESr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS,

Dressed Beef-SieGS00
Dressed Nesl-S5t0s.GsO
Dressed Pork-S6 eSet5.G
Dres,rd Nut.on-Ca7c = pound
Dressed Lamb-18Sc G pound.
brtsl q Ponit-y-S pring chicken. l0Gl2izc =
ponn4; fowls Ice z pound; turkeys, l0c z
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
sFroNp STORY PLAY.

The rails. newels and hslusters of stairs
are Of ash The doors are Of white pine,
and all the other inside work is finished in
yellow pine. The hardware and inside
fnish;ngs Of doors. etc, are Of bronze
The cost OF the building was about o.. 600
Il could be built ia brick for about $4,000
70 W KING.
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or LIVING N NEW YORK
sefz sCTs TrE ExPssss AT sseo
NoaE TEt&s sco GET.

Hs 49, a@kas other tatsre.staz Rs-
asAr4s Aa.as z4istsaes 81 sas tlstree-
alls A.a Tsils sosas fhiass Aissat sAs
ssarss Esli@s t@9-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

7. r. Darfey, mate Of steamer Ar
1ona. had hs foot bsdly jamued.
Thomss Electric OIL cured it. Nothing
eegsl 30 i fer q quick pan rei.eyeT.
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Hides

Green-611G7c e pound.
Part Cured-TSil@c 2 pound.
Full Cured-71Ses SC = pound.
Dry-Jbkc T pound.
Ca.f Skins-elaaTc , pound.
Lamb SkiBs-sDG9)a apiece
1a.loW-Sl5 5a tc 6 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

Beans-Slo002.l0 y bushel.
App.cS-33GB4a.G0 3 Bbl.
Potatoes-loc : buShel.
bggs-i6s &c Z. dozen.
Butter-i7Ml6s ? pound.
Crauberrits -s2.7J 2 busheL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

The peculiar medical properties Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla are soon apparent
after taking u. One lady says. "It
shows lts good effect quicker than any
other medicine ever saw" Try IT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

kaeA - tts Essnas sezss F1rsx-x.o Pavsls
- es.s Asa S2.oea - s1e.eoo.
seses0<es 3. e7aes.o.@ Fness kszoa.aa2s.l
Aysrg szraesars sAe0l1 - sts exter-zl
ss'le1s.ss-s shos s2a< Indicates. II Is
esR and Psr1ose. Caszeda ard szaesEzsa
have taaZ1t - - eeAss1sr rhe sI,lre ala
steeple - characteristics of eAarsA Archs
teelars. g1s rlnElnx ~ tae so-llss af GAs
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Translated from the French for the Ellswol
American.
President Carnot en- Voyage.
HIS SERVANT MISTAKEN FOR HIM.

HIS SERVANT MISTAKEN FOR HIM.
PARIS, 2l OF President Carnot who IS
lust now making tour of France droll
incident is related at Toulon.
The Presidents servant wears q long
heard. like his master, whom he resembles
somewhat. ON arriving at Toulon, a
landau was in wanting for the President,
and into that the servant, by mistake, put
the baggage, and getting in was driven
off, the President, in the meanwhile, re-
ceiying the fluctuations Of the mayor and
city fathers on the depot platform. The
general in command of the troops, mis-
taking the servant for the President, fired
military salute, intoned the Marseillase
and then, with his troops, took up posi-
tion as guard of honor behind the landau
The shouts of the populace completely
| drowned the efforts of the servant to disa
buse the people, and it was only on reach
| ing the prefecture that their error was dis
| covered.
the President in the meanwhile wa
waiting at the now almost deserted depot
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for The Ellsworth American. /
Only a Common Flower.

Only few worthless lilIes,
Cast the refuse away;
Reason enough that he fixes them not
No matter how well Imav.
"rowing there meath my easement,
No fresher. greener thing
Fer sprang from the lap OF nsture.
To greet the first days of spring.
COOL and fresh grow the leaflets:
Slender The stem and tall:
Up to my face IN the window.
The corone: over all.
An but these scentless lilies.
common. dcspised and mean.
Mind ne still OF my childhood
No happier days, ween,
Fer We're spent by monarch
on his throne with jewels spread o'er.
Than passed under the lilies
That grew by my fathers door.
Ever upon IN, birthdays.
| looked from the window to see
II - many yellow lilies
As Years were opened for me.
bu' chihhood'- dreams are over.
And have learned 10 know.
ihat many flower We love In youth
/, crushed with thoughtlcss blow.
10" can b" kno" tbst these flowers
Mind M" of youths fair da,Y
Little We ken Of mr. tain when w, tbru.,
Anoiher's lille, away.
Then pun the offending rootlcis.
Cast them out OF my sight:
For dcarer the love OF one love
Than these lilie~ 10 me tonight.
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iFor the Ellsworth Americana
Best Novels.

, nave read number of lists of novels
termed prize lists, though do not know
. why, for do not expect that anyone will
e pay me prize for my list, though / intent
$ 10 make it short enough to be worthy of 1
e prize.
III my mind, all novels are sensational
therefore it seems to me that the host nov.
ell OF all Is also the best sensational novel
VIII name 1t: st. Elmo" | consider IL
'he oest Tor these reasons, viz 1t is writ
'en with grand and deep purpose, in the
pest language, and with the finest expres-
sion OF refinement and education on the
part OF the writer. 1t takes the hero from
tne ranks Of the infdel and cynic, and with
gradual and perfect change, carries him
up 10 the ministry of Christ, and leaves
MIN as an honorable member of a nrofes.
s'oh' whose members should all be honora-
"e' IL Is from the pen Of Augusta Evans
wilson. We can name 1t as the best som
Sational, and the best religious, therefore
II must be best of all
9" "i>torlcal novel, we must give the
hrst rank to the Scottish Chiefs" not 81
'huch perhaps, from the true historical
points gained directly from reading the
work itself as from the stimulps ,i,ar %
my mihd' 70 read and search up Scottish
history. For large part of my know. |
ledge of Scottish history, | am indebted N
tne interest created in my mind by reading
the scottish Chiefs"
feel myself obliged to 60 with the npI-
tltnde IN pronouncing The Count of Mon
e. 'hrlsto to be the best dramatic novel
nave read this work a number of times
ana am always puzzled on this point.viz
b'l the author write plot and then fiji il
out or did he write involuntarIlv and
"hcn ne got tired, close IL up as best he
could; "e
how can anyone, after reading thu, .Rad
Rover, ever place any work above itasa
marine novel! Mr.. Cooper was A thor.
o"Sh sailor fine scholar, and a master of
language All these qualifications have ,
'Scn strongly drawn from, in the makeup {
~ TINS work. which we think can be inst |
y placed at the head of its class
40 one can, we think, justly question
ne idea that ~ ncle Toms Cabin il the ,
tr"Hgfst political novel, and also the most '
F.nt're one, ever written for a purpose. Il
we don patronize jules Verne To anv :
'reat extent, but candor Compels US to !,
iact twenty Thousand Leagues under :
- nc HthS at the head of imaginative now a
=. rs don't advise anyone to read il. d
we nave only two more novels to men d.
on' anu these two have generally been n
IT out from the prize lists" One is th, n
est love novel, which is AT the Mercy of "
iDerIuS, from the ppn of Mrs. yr;l- | -.
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Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas-It has pleased our Heavenly Fa-
thor 10 remove from our midst our sister, Ma
nv J. Tibbetts. therefore be 1t
Res0tued-That in the death OF sister I'D
betts This Lodge has lost a faithful member,
whose place cannot be filed.
Pesoiued-That on this occasion, the first
time our band has been severed, that our char
ter be draped in mourning for period OF six
Resolced-That our deepest sympathy be
with the bereaved family. whose loss is far
greater than ours. that they may seek consola-
tion from Him who "Doeth all things we'll"
Resolred That these resolutions be spread
unon page in our records, published In the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and Eggemoggin r.
lot. and copy be sent to the family of our de-
ceased sister.
Rosa G. WELLS,
ALICE NJ. DORITY, Com. on Res.,
MARTHA NUTTER.
Eggemoggin Lodge No. 129, |. o. 6. L.
Brooklin, June l3, 1880.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Sonth surry.
A very heavy shower, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, passed over TINS
place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Asa Morgan and Mrs. l.. b. Grig-
son and daughter of Boston arrived at
Morgan's Bay last week
Mrs. W. C. Bellatty has been visiting in
this place.
Mrs. Loring Thomas is very poorly.
Mr.. Sprague Curtis and wife have gone
to live with their daughter, Mrs. A. j. Can
dage, in East Bluehill.
Mr.. Andrew Haskell has had family
monument placed in the burylng ground IN
his field.
We had a pleasant call on Tuesday Oh
last week from Mr.. Samuel Wasson, OF
East Surry, our census enumerator.
June 10Th. SIRus
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Rice in his Umbrella.
W ashington star.l

They were trying hard not to look Ike
bride and groom. but an incident happened
that gave them clean away. They stepped
ont Of Ebbitt house yesterday afternoon
for a walk. The young man looked at the
threatening sky and then, with the sohci-
tude peculiar to young husbands, conclnd-
ed that he had, better raise his umbrella,
and then his behaved would be protected
when the rain did come, So he untasten-
ed the band of his natty umbrella gave II
a little hirt and then raised it. ABOUT
pint of rice showered down on his head @
and scattered over the pavement. The
snectators roared, the bride giggled ner-
yously, and the young man beat hasty
retreat into the hotel to get the rice out OF
his hair.
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MariaVilie.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Deacon ReuOen Jelli>on were h'ld at MS
residence in this town Wednesday jung
II. conducted by Rev. G. + Woodc"ck ol
Waltham Mr. Jcllison died in Boston
where he went to spend the winter W.th
his daughters and was brought mere i"r
hnrial By thi, sudden and unexpected
event the baptist church Of which he has
been deacon for many years, sustaInH tAe
irreparable loss Of one Of it, most useful
esteemed and faithful members, the com,
munity worthy and universally respected
citizen and his children Kind, loving ana
devoted father His long life has Truly
been pure and happy one. Although 9e-
reft of his companion many years ago, Ee
got comfort from Gods promises in the
/ Bible and the blessed privilege OF prayer
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the
| bereaved children. =
| June l4th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Deer Isle.
Mrs. Sabrina Torrey, who has been quite
sick, is much better.
Boats came in loaded with large Goldfish
last Wednesday, from Spirit Ledge.
Schooner Tivauo, Capt. S. s. Eaton. ar
rived home to-day, bound to Rockland with
kiln wood.
Capt. Frank Torrey came home from
Wilmington, Del, last week, for Few
| days.
The lobster fishermen are complaining
| of their cars being robbed of their fish.
| June l6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

The following facts demonstrate better
than any numher of speeches, the wretch
cd condition Of the laboring classes 10
London. The papers announce that man
named Mark Vale, a workman on the
dock, at the East End, had died of hun
ger.
Hi. negnbors declare that he was indus
trous. economical, and did all in his power
to maintain his family which consisted Of
his wife aud five little children. Thursday
as he reached out his ham! to receive the
little money which was coming to him for
labor he dropped dead at the feet Of the
clerk. The doctor who made the autopsy
said that Vale died of hunger, and that
/ his stomach was devoid of any vestige OF
4 food.
4 The oldest of the victims children tod
/ the inquiring magistrate, that their rather
/ had deprived himself of all food since the
preceding Saturday, in order to leave the
little there was for the rest of the family