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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19
By TELEGRAPH.
THE hog NEXT.
Germany Removes The Bnbir-
20 on American Clttle.
United Statss SaIiBes Bask Il foptks
falS.
Largs cHdsgs Wosks covsRing
1wsusy Acres Burned.

BEaLtx, March 80 ~iag to the I'M
firing efforts Of the United States minister
here, Hon. Wiilism walter Phslps, Chan
cellor Won CAprivi has removed The en-
barge placed upon American cattle landed
at Hamburg. II 10 likely that NJ. Phelps
will be able to obtain the removal Of the
restrictions placed upon the Importation Of
the American hog. Already 800 beevei
have been landed as Hamburg % an expert
ment. AL parties are pleased with the
success Of the experiment.
Elisabeth Cosdsge Works BsSnso.
Elizabeth, N. j.. Marck Is The
works Of the Eizsbethpors Cordsge fac
tory, comprising several brick structures
ard covering 20 acres Of ground, burned
this afternoon. The hAmes started 10 the
laying ground from IA overloaded shafs
Il was near the engine rooms and the en-.
ployes were shut OF from the use of the
company pumps and fire sppafasus.
The buildings were filed with oil, hemp
and other inf ,mmAble materials. The fire
spread with such rapidly that, while the
entire FIRE department Was early st the
scene, they were powerless to check the
progress Of the flames. All the buildingi
Of the company, sAve one storehouss.
together with the machinery and stock
were consumed.
The loss il estimsted at 500, 900; in
sured. When the fi,e broke out there were
in the works about 500 operatives, mostly
girls, and great pAnic enSued. All es
csped without injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19

Nervous headache, wskefulness, relieved
BY inhaling Johnson's Anodyne Linimen.
freely. marI6daw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19

There will be an oyster supper this eve
ming from 30 to Z O'Clock ia the Uni
versalist vestry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19

STRANGERS VISITING DQsfoI

hosse It No. 10 HANCOCK ~ GEET.
about stsht miaut.s' va K ffsm sae Easter -.
pof, az two ninstes' from shs State Hers.
el.0o icr one person; si.So for two pssssas,
E, 8. Tyler, 30 Hancock 3d., Testsn.
fst23sw hsin
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RANDOLPH LOCALS.

Miss Lizzie Cutting Of FAiff cid is visi,in z
the Misses Reddinston.
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Spff1ai advertisements.

nsnxn advertisements. mol eAcsedAnA f0nl uDse
eoninx snder the head OF WAHrkD, foR AAL1,
70 LET, LOST, Ao., will be inserted two unae ~
Is cents. three timss for - osnts md one Wseh NJ
70 cents, advance paynsat
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Gssaaues zGssssIseuseust
GARDNER LocALs.

GARDNER LOCALE.
The Lacisrs tonight In the Opera Hoase.
Rch 10 sssIi RAINING ics II FssningdAle.
-------------~---------------
The boys sad gSFss u the Usivefssiisi
society entertained st the vssuy last even
lag
Gardiner has seven cases 10 appear be-
fore The grand jafy q tie April term of
court.
Mr. A. 6.lhsse IesI Tuesday for Boz
ton having been called there BY tae iiiness
OF his father, r 3 Cbste.
X II. shsitab, Safe SECRETARY OF The
= N A was In the city Tuesday vi
an Official visiI to the local association.
The LADIES' AID Society Of the Me ho-
dist stci-ty vili meet viii meet with Mrs
~ G II 5Dith Winter street this after
i400a.
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TABLnD Psxplso Escaossxsur.

Resolve in fsSar Of the St-t. Reform
School came7sp for is second rssd,ps. .ss
given its secord reading aud on ieo,ie,n of
M Peaks Of Doser wss tabled Pc. d.4 Z i.s
passage 10 be ensrossed.
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fairfield LOCALS.

DAuA's SAvaApAsILL. Csrsss
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LOST.

7 OsT-A shepherd dog with II brown spot over
- each eye, and white paws. The finder will
please return him TO the Fuller grocery store sid
Z. ceiNe reward. marfQdtvs
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FixAxcrAL ArYArRs.
REFORM School.

By Mr.. Mitchell Of Kttery-Resolvs In
favor Of com uiifee xtserdiBs funeral Of the
late Newell A. Trsflon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19

WEDNESDAY,, March 10.
Met AescYdiag 10 adjournment.
Prayer BY the ehaplsia-
JSa.sA 81 read snd approved
Papsrs frsn the SenA,e disposed OF IA
concurrence.
TIE f.iliowins matters were presented
and referred to The several committees -
fsllovs;
FIxAxcIAL AFKArzs-
By Mr.. Mitchell Of Ktttery-Resolvs In
favor Of committee attending funeral OF the
IAse Newell A. Tfsfson.
REFORM School.
By Mr.. Ervine Of Br:stol-Petition Of
Thomas 3. Lewis and 26 others Of Bristol
against any ssetariAa teachings BY any Gee.
amopg the inmates cs the Reform School.
STATS VALUATION.
By Mr.. Mullen Of Old Town-Memorial
of ,electmen OF O!d Town in regard TO
valuation.
Mr.. Cooii6ge Of Lamoine presented the
| foliosing order which, on his motion, vas
referred to the committee on leave Of
abseace:
Ordered. That on snd after Saturday,
the 2lS inst, Joseph N. Ritlon Of Blue
all be excused from further attendance On
| this session of the Legislature, aud that
the clerk make up his pay 10 the end OF the
| session.
Mr.. ClAson Of Gardner presented the
folloviBg order which, on his motion, was
| referred to the committee on leave OF
apsesce:
Ordered, That on ard after Thursday,
March I5sb, George X. Fuller Of fremont
be excused from further attendance on
this session o. the Leg stature, owing to
~,ckness in his family, sad that the clerk
make up his pay to the end OF the session.
REcoMxIrrEp TO COMMITTEE or LEAVE
OF ABsEacE.
On melton by Mr.. Dennen Of Poland the
rules were suspended apd tbs House recon-
sidered tts vote of the IAN inst, whereby
| /. passed an order in relation to leave Of
absence for c. C. Kicker of Lebanon, and
on mo ion of the came gentle man the order
was re commi.ted TO the committee on leave
Of absence.
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By Mr.. Ervine Of Br.s,ol-Petition Of
Thomas 3. Lewis and 20 others Of Bristol
against any ssetariAa teachings By any sec!
smopR the inmates cs the Reform School.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19

Resolve in favor of the erection, cor
etruc. ion and completen Of the Eastern
Hospital for the insane q. Bangor CANA
up for lis third rs aiding
Mr.. Hersey Of unkAeld-This is the
largest matter tbst we have had before ue
appropfiating 1915 eco. L. seems to IN.
that .efyone Of rs should set inteliisently
IN this matter 1 do not wish to say Adv j..
thirg shout the merits CT this bill bu,
Simply 10 call your stteu'ion to the finau-
ciai condition ard percent outlook Of fh.
State. usdertsai that he report of th :
auaneiI committee is bo~ bling printed
which will give ali Of Us when il comes Ia
view Of the prospective Ananeih condi.
ton Of our State for the years 1891 and
1899. have taken come Hau,es from the
state treAurer's office til, mofuirs Ar
mill tai, which is 8 Of mill more than
The last tro ysNs ct the end
Of lso2 we should be $40 600
in debt, saying nothing about
the direct tax question now pending in Con.
sHes,, which, il We get it, ca, be applied to
our State indebtedness, which understand
is q question, - DO one knows where il
will 30 or Whist will become Of it. / move
that this % after be tabled un,iI the financial
csmmitsee's report 10 printed and placed be-
fore us.
Ga motion Of NJ. HsHsey tie resolve
vsa tabled and assigned for Fndsy next
for further consiieratioa.
TABLHD PsxDse EscaossMsHr,
Resa,vs - RsS.sp - eh. o.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

without any teacher; you caaic to the rescue
when Mss f.aiir--o deserted her Deisarte class
20 suddenly. ana certainly VIC ore ali improv-
ing In grace under y.jLir instruction. 4 heard
you telling Tommy Etmcs last evening how
his club made mistakes III Playing baseball I;
you seem 10 be up on all the latest fads. and
know just THAT to do under Cit circumstances;
BhtE ysEif hive i'll iiif3t1d SO III neaitl. owing,
you tell me, TO your physical cuitui exercises.
Where do you get MI or your information
from in this little out-of the way place flor
you never go To the CITY,"
KATE: "Why, Jennie, you VIII make mo
vain. have only one :ourcc OF information,
but 1t is surprising how meets hIl wants.
very seldom hear OF anything new but what
the next few days bring me full information
on the subject: Mugic7 MOL NuguzineI
And q great treasure 1t Is TO us nil, for il
really furnishes the reading ter tire whole
household: father has gwen up lis magazine
that he has taken for years, as fc says this
one gives more and better informatio on
that 1t Is that that makes her such n famous
housckeeper. In fact, we nil agree that it is
the only really FAMILY magazine published,
rs we have sent for samples of MI OF them,
and find that one is all for men. another all
for women, and another for children only,
while this one suits every one or US; so we
only need 10 tako one instead of several, and
that Is where the economy comes in, for IT is
only 500 a year. PerhnpS You think ] am
too lavish in my praise; but viii Let you see
ours, or, better still, send 10 cents To the pub
Usher, w. Jennings Dcmorcst, 10 East I4th
Street, New York, for n sample copy, and L
shall always consider that i have done you
us out, as you say we have the reputation OF
being the best Informed family in town. II
that be so, It Is Domorest's Family Magazine
that does It"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

Dsm 'crafsc vote until thu veee, ~
every reserve Rs,,ubllOan 49, 1gr ~
med to The polls, the OoWoorOx11
plurality IS larger than ever.
/. This maj appeal 10 - Satooo11S
chasing to our Easteru fsiea<lo ~
the West at least Il bsxiu nlo0 a.
sec the meaoing Of il. and % ~ - )
stauj that there 10 . stteugth on(t
force IN Dom cratic pvinciple, o0>'
fiiuchiusiy hold and firmly ao~ep'e1s
tha, can make great aud euccooof01
national leaders IN he West lsos3oeo
who can move the maeses Of ths peo>s
pie in New York ADD Nss Jersey -
stand mp Ike men ADD viudiceoe
their rights ~ .courAg~ously ~ tbo
Western masscs 10 when they are
moved ny The foroe Of principle.
The Western mnvsmeut IL full %
promise for the future nj the country
The East abounds in good Democrats
but they might in tune bocowe -
provincial aud ~ sectional - Esssofn
Rapqb icans II the West did not rsiso
mp D;rrocratic leaders from tine %
time great enough and strong enough,
to be In the broadcast sepse. national.
Democrats. Iowa has creatsd suoh
a Democratic iesdsr in H.ac@ BOISE.
He has no de'usion that he is xr~ster
tbsp his, party. but. he has Jsqow,s
him self capable Of .hcoominA As great
as the truths it representa-. .S1d Ia the
power thus acquired Lc has led Kto
party forward TO success. Nor IL ma
the only leader Western DemocracI.
has created for itself. When the
party meets in national Convention Il,
will not have 10 call OIL the West Ia
vain for national lead r IL the In
terests OF Dem ,cratic principle deA
msnd Western leadership. ST.
Louis Missouri Republic -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27
Apron Strings.

I promised my mother I would
be at home at 6 o'clock.
But what harm will an hour or
more do?
1t wilt make my mother worry
and l shall break my word.
Before | would be tied to my
mothers apron strings.
My mother doesn't wear aprons,
said the frat speaker with q laugh J
except in the kitchen sometimes.
and don't know as ever noticed
a y strings.
You know what I mean Can,C
you stay and see the game finisheda
could stay, bnt will not. I
made a promise to my mother and
| am going to keep It.
Good b0,l said a hoarse voice
Just back of the two boys.
They turned to see al old mau
poorly clad and very feeble.
Abraham Lincoln once told n
Young m a, continued the stranger
to cut the acquaintance of every
person who talked slightingiy of his
mothers apron strings, aud il 10
very safe thing to do, an | know
from experience. 1t was jsst such
talk that brought me 10 rain and
Disgrace, for l was ashamed not to
do as other boys did, and wbcn
they made fun Of mother laughed
too--God forgive me There
came time when it was too late
- and now there were tears in the
old mans When l would
gladly have been made prisoner.
tied by these came apron strings,
ia dark room with bread and wa
! ter for my fare. Always keep
your engagement with your moths
! or, never disappoint her If you Gun
, possibly help II, sand when advised
|, to cut loose from her apron strings,
cuI the adviser, and take tighter
clutch OF the apron stringg This
will bring JOY and long life to
your mother, the best friend you
have IN the world, and will insure
|. you a noble future, for it ia impos-
I sible for a good son 10 be q bad
! man.
. II was an excellent sign that
: both boys listened attentively, and
. both said thank You at the concIus
7 sion Of the strangers lecture, and
!, they left the ball grounds together
client and thoughtful Al last the
apron string critic remarked with
!, a deep drawn sigh:
I That old man has made me
, goose flesh ali over.
!, Oh, Dick said his compan,on,
E just think what lovely mother we
have both gotl
. Yes; and II anything were 70
$ happen to them, aud we hadn'l
cone right You'll never hea.
q apron strings out Of my moufs
e agsiu.r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

rs Ncture's effort to expel foreign sub
4 stances from tho bronchial passages.
Frequently, this causes Inflammation
and the need OF an snodyne. No othor
expectorant or anodyno Ii equal 20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t assists
Nature in ejccting the mucus, Allays
irritation, induces repose, and Ia tho
most popular OF all cough cures.
"Of the many preparations before the
public for the cure Of colds, coughs,
bronchitis, aud kindred diseases, there
is more, within tho range OF my expert
-nce, so reliable as Ayers Cherry Pee
tosal. For years was subject TO colds,
followed by terrible coughs. About four
years ago, whom 30 afflicted, was adj
viscd 10 try Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL and
20 lay all othor remedies aside. i did
%, and within week was we'll OF my
cold and cough. Since then 1 have
always kept this preparation In tho
house, and feel comparatively secure"
Mrs. l.. l.. Brown, Denmark, Miss.
"a few years ago took severe cold
which affected nay lungs. / had tor
rible cough, and passed. night after
night without sleep. Tho doctors gave
me UP. tried Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
which relieved my lungs, induced sleep,
and afforded the rest necessary for the
recovery OF fuy strength. BY the con-
tinHal use Of the PICTORIAL, permanent
cure was effected. "-Horacs Fairbrothers
Rockingham, Vt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

No one doubts that Dr.. SARo's
Catarrh Rsmeiy really cures Catarrbs :.
whether the disease bs recent or OF,
long standing, because the makere
o. 1t clinch their faith in it with
$o00 guarantee, which isn't nies&
newspaper guarantee. but on cali Ia
. moment. That moment Is when
you prove that its makers CANT cure.
you. The reason for shstr faith 10
this: Dr.. Ssge's remeiy has proved
Itself the right cure for ninety mine
out Of enc hundred cases of Catasrh
in the Head. and the Worlds Disc
pensary Medical Associations cen af-
ford to take the risk OF you being
the one huudredth.
The only question is--ars you.
willing to make the test, II the make
ers are willing to take the risks II
so, the rest ID easy. You pay Your
drug gist SO oents ami The trial bs-
guns. II you're wanting the $500
---s--'.- .--.sar---.A f.vrae 2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27
Western Leaders.

Our friends in the East are as usu.
al so busily engaged In discussing
what has happened on their side of
the mountains that they have little
time left to devote TO events however
remarkable on this eide in what some
Of them are only TOO prone to regard
as the outlying Provinces Yet
there is great deal Of country out
here With great many Americans in
IL = sturdy fellows with large head
well balanced on broad shoulders
and With Dackb1nos strong enough
10 make both hepis and shoulders
count
A great deal has been happening
In the West Of late years, and sooner
OF later II will be understood iron
the Atlantic TO the Pacific. West.
ern Democracy has taken heart ol
grace and has asserted itself Sth
such vigor that winning success az.
ter gu GEES, II has Realised it's power
and the compelling force Of its ideas.
1t Is r.this cause, and not hrougb any
miracle, that the West Is wheeling
State after State, iuto the Demo-
cratic line.
Take Horace Boies Tor instance
and The case of Iowa. ITO is no more
an accident than he IL q worker o.
miracles. He Is q plain, every-d ~
Western man OF the type Of Douglas
Palmer and Lincoln, and vet undeI
bis leadership a Republican Site
supposed 70 be the most stalwart snC
Radical Ia the Central West, la
been three times carried for Democ
rscy in successive campaigns, an'
each time with great increase Ia tn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27
io,,sttsA,sis,;s,,

~ out, tss.AIs s,i;ere
,usGw II +, aud scnciIIr
So o. amps, or po- Isl
~, for h.rty ren's. l
~ w XII Dx = lAL,,
niedc. q, n'iN-iir -
-.yotLoW'eeklySoohy
.ni!. post"@s ?7'd. t'il
January list, ihit2. ! be
500 has 3 larTc Pc gssI
Soiu;Nnn eack, II,ast,t'
NC ard "ns qEGrto
leo * reading can.'
year. IT, Sc o;ls Of ths
hest nsral sTeekl.eS
la sLeUnit9dS.&ts.s; bE
all G,e News, y. cat Sto
ries. Household. Farm
Childrcn1 Hour, y u z
~. DlIA EA., No.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

Price 81 per BOTTLE, or siD bottles for
%. All drS00Ssts haze &c or cau get 90
for voss, or &c s0tlt be sent to any adj
dress on receipt Of price By tao proprie-
DR.. 3. J. KENDALL CO.,
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27
A POPULAR FAMILY

JENNIE: "Hov il II, Kate. that you always
seem To catch on to the last rev thing2 DO
OF me-"
KATE: "I don't know: 7 certainly do not
make any cxertIon in that direction"
JENNIE: Well during the last few months
for example, you have taken up painting,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

Treibs No $50 SOL connect with Nos
IL and ~. Traia y o. $50 and $50 cOnnec
with Nos 10 and Green Spring.
}. 7. COL DSB0RO, Agent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27

rus~e's Sen r-,ons, Market ports Practical PoI4
i,cs and Friction .Cl-ai Ia dcport emit Grand
yr srniun to get ers up OF clubs Act az once aod
show your wisdom Ai6yess plainly. No need g
~sskster iotser The WEEKLY BHA8. Tolodss q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27
kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

4oHfo VINO, Colo, Dec. n, iSSQ
Dl- n J. KENDALL Co. Enosburgh Falls, W.:
0entszIn the year 1854 treated with Kendalls
spawn Cure o Bono SPAWN OF seven years stand
Ing nearly ~ large q hens ogg and Completely
stopped the lamenees and removed the eflarre-
ment. Have worked the horse very hard ever
since, he never has shown any lameness neithcr
can SEQ any difference In the size OF the hock
Yours truly, y. b COOLEY:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-11-27
kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Aug. %. "a
On b J. KxxpAIx. Co.: +.
nfoxm you that cured the following diseases:
7Wssiey: snoaIaer Joint Lageness. stiae
{srS Feet: An wo.tins On HIP clint
spawn Curet IL II the best Lininent for man or
peast nave ever used recommend 10 60 all horse
S Sos without ycn, Laniment wopId be worthless
Brnlses and cured them They say 1t IL the bess
they ever used. Yours truly. Z. q. g. WELLS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-01-16
RoVal Nursery Names.

The nati!e by which the Prince Oi
is Brllie. That was the pet name
(fOr >hOIt given to him when he was
the pride of Albert and Victorla'5
jUint-StUck nursery, Hnd 1t has stuck
to him eyer sluce. They say that
when the Queen hears that one
whom she wishes to be friendly with
has become disgruntled she says:
I'VE must SenG BERTHE to set matters
Alright" The Prince of Wales is IA
capital peace. maker. He hates a
row, aud he has a happy faculty of
smoothing over difficulties and
patching up truces. His younger
brother, the Duke Of Edinburg. is
not SO happily constituted; he is
more like his mother, and he seems
to take delight IN saying and doing
things which are popularity called
"unpieasant." He married the only
daughter of the Car, and the spir-
led woman has cultivated rather
than softened the Young mans as.
perity. Her namd is Marie, but she
is by no means as sanity as her name
would suggest. She hates the En-
gIlSh, and She is candid enough to
declare that she hates to 1--we in En-
gland. SO. in one way and another,
she makes life Lively for her young
husband, who. when he is not say
ing rude things, is invariably play
ing on the fiddle. He is Il famous
amateur violinist, you knOW.-LOn'
don Letter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-01-16

with spears twelve to eighteen feet
in length, for the advent of the tiger.
During the night he appeared and
entered the enclosure of nets through
the opening left for him. After in
vOking divine assistance and encOur-
aged by one who was believed to be
under inspiration, the watchers de-
cended from their posts. and with
yell4 and shouts drove their victim
into the middle of the enclosure,
when they stopped the entrance with
more posts and rope netting. The
men remained round :he Jungle all
night, lighting fires To prevent any
attempt at escape, and at noon tn"
following day, after more ceremony
and much fea5ting. the whole coun-
try turned out in holiday attire to
witness the work of destruction. The
tiger. which was Il fine brute, ->inea /.
urIng about ten feet, was then
reused by stones and sticks. and
made several furious ruShe5 at its
tormentors, only to he i0ied by the
net.
1t was magnificent sight to see
it spring forward in all lis ferOcity
and with Il mighty roar dash itself
against the net. After several charges,
however, it get disheartened and
retired to the middle OF the InciOsure,
from which nothing would IN
,uce it to move. The circe OF
rope net was then drawn closer
around it until the tiger could he
reached with the spear. 1t made one
more charge, and after demOlishIn9
several sl;e;tr handles, Was pierced
below the neck and fell dead. The
skin was retained by the head1maI
uf the hamlet as Il trophy Of the
event. This manner of sport is sain
to I've cOurtrd with religious fervOl
and to pIOpitlate the dirty.