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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
The Devil Light.

The old-timers around Chinatown,
especially those whose ideas of San
Francisco are founded on what they
see around their own quarter, were
much surprised last night when the
new electric lights which have been
established in their alley, sent forth
their glare for the first time. The
news that the "devil light" had at last
reached Chinatown spread far and
near, and soon large crowds of Chin
ese gathered around each mast and
wire, gesticulating wildly TO one an
other. Others, who looked upon the
coming Of the lights as q punishment
for some evil deed, commenced to
for the purpose of driving the evil
spirit away from their habitation.
This was especially the case in Bart
lett and Ross alleys, where the houses
of ill-fame are located, the inhabitants
Of that quarter doing everything
known 10 heather superstition to exor-
else the evil spirit.
The highbinder9 were very much
dissatisfied with the light, as the dark
ened condition of the alleys was much
more favorable for their business.
The better class of Chinese are delight
I'd over the new condition of affairs,
Tut they are afraid TO express their
opinion. Last night Sergeant Witt
nan and posse went through the alley
with the reporters, and it was seen
fiat the new lights make great diff
erence in the aspect of things. Places
Ehere before person could distin-
ruish nothing with the eye, are now as
ght as day, and the vice and corrup-
iion in the alleys become more glaring
when exposed by the electric light
San Francisco Chronicle.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
Whites Increase Faster than Blacks.


1 stand prepared to show the follow
ng facts:
/. The negro population OF the
south has never increased In equal
alto with the whites from the founda-
ion of the Government to the census
If 1880.
q Tho white population increased
).57 per cent, during the decade 1861
1870.
5. For the same period the negroes
increased s.29 per cent.
4. For the decade 1s70-18s0 the
white population increased S7.S4 per
cent, the negro population $500 per
;ent.
S. For the twenty years, 1850 TO
1880, the white population increased
j0.Sl per cent, the negro population
1921.
This period covers the term Of years
n which the South lost nearly l,0oo,-
100 of her white population by the cas-
lalties of war.
In the above statement I do not in
:lude the States of Maryland, Deis-
ware, Kentucky, and Missouri. These
states are excluded because less than
per cent. of their population belongs
o the negro race.
Broadly stated, the fact Is shown by
he census of the United States that,
Notwithstanding the destruction Of
luman life by war, the white popula-
ion of twelve Southern States increas-
ID in greater ratio than the negro
ace by nearly per cent.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
Lost His Hand and Didn't Know it.

Early Wednesday morning Officer
Wells, Of Lynn, discovered q man
;oming down the Boston & Maine Rail-
Dad from the direction Of West Lynn.
The man appeared very jolly and en-
irely oblivious Of the fact that be had
Iut bleeding stump Of his right arm 1,
lis hand having been severed above
he wrist. The man was leaving a
rail of blood to mark his course On
investigation it appeared that the man
lad lain down to sleep with his right
I'm across the track, and when at day.
ight freight train was backed down
Is wheels cut his hand of as clean as
hough with kuife. The mans
lerves in the arm were perfectly numb,
nd he did not realize what had hap
,ened TO him until his alter ion was
allied to it. He had been drinking,
ut did not appear to be drunk. He
ave his name as William Cable, of
Hartford, CT. Christopher Gaffney
aw Cable coming through the freight
ard singing. His hand was gone
hen. Cable is "a years old.-Bostop
ournal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
zen. WoIseley Praises the German Army

The German nation may be thank
tul TO the German army for other
'easons than simply the defence of the
:atherland, according to Gen. Lord
Wolseley. He writes very recently:
Il take the German army as the highest
sxisting type of the military system
md organization which the changes
affected in armies by the French rev.
,lution have led up to; and much as l
udm.re that army as a soldier, admire
still more as citizen. Great as it
for war, it is infinitely greater as a
national school for the moral, mental,
md physical training Of the people.
Designed exclusively for war, it has
become the most important of peace
Institutions. In it all Germans are
rained to strength and taught the first
principles of personal cleanliness and
# health. There they learn to be
lonest and manly, and are taught the
excellence of those virtues which serve
make men good subjects and law
lbiding citizens. 1t Is the school of
he nation, in which deep love of
htherland is fostered and cherished,
md where all classes learn that there
honor to obedience and nobility in
elf-sacriflce." Lord Wolseley wants
,"universal service" for England.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
A Fondness for Color.

The ponderous elephant may be
.redited with q keen sense Of the
humorous; at least, many of their
ricks would justly the belief. Here
the story of an amusing trick played
Iy one of them upon a camel, its
ieighbor In a mansgerie. One of the
yorkmen had been engaged IN paint
ng portion of the house, touching of
he ornamental projections with red
,aint. The young elephant watched
im with great interest, apparently
unused at the bright bits of color.
Che painter was absorbed in his work
when the dinner-boll rang. He put
lis pot and brush down and went off
his meal. Tie elephant waited till
lie was out of sight, then carefully
elt for the brush with his trunk.
Next the young elephant stood sleepy
;amel, dreamily eating hay. The ele-
,hant took the brush and streahed the
:amers side. The keepers came along
ust then, and watched events. The
elephant appeared highly pleased when
lie saw the red lines of paint on the
amers gray tanks. When the painter
.eturned, the brush was back in its
place, the elephant was gazing
earnestly into space, aud the camel was
,mblazoned all over with red stripes
Ike q crimson zebra.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
Cross and Redirect,

Lawyer-Now, Mr.. Costello, will
rou have the goodness to answer me,
iirectly and categorically, few plain
questions?
Witness-Certainly, sir.
"Now, Mr.. Costello, is there a 70
male at present living with you who ID
rnown in the neighborhood IS Mr.
Tostello7"
"There Is"
"Is she under your protection?" ?"
"She is"
"Now, on your oath, do you main
ain her"
al do"
"Have you ever been married to
lerI"
81 have not"
(Here several severe Jurors scowlec
Iloomily at Mr.. Costello.)
"That Is all, Mr.. Costello; you MAJ
20 down."
Opposing Council-Stop one mo
nent, Mr.. Costello. 1. the female IN
question your granimother3
Eyes, she is"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
Still Another Trust.

A New Yorker who was stopping
for day or two at a small town on
the shore Of Lake Huron saw many
ish caught, and naturally became en-
thusiastic TO make few choice hauls
himself. Going down to the only
wharf, he asked about lines and bait,
and 12-year-old boy replied:
81 furnish everything and charge %
,ents Ter hour"
"But isn't that hight"
"No, SIR"
81 think It Is downright robbery,
md Tll Try some other place."
"All right" responded the boy.
"There's this wharf, that old wreck,
and that slab pile, and they are the
,uly places to fish from. We've
formed trust and made the price, and
e you want to fish you've 60, to eoms
10 L."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
The Names Of American States,

The State of Maine was so called IL
compliment to the Queen of Charles L.
who was born in the province of that
name in France. Few people are un-
aware that Pennsylvania is called after
the great Quaker, Virginia after Queer
Elizabeth, and Louisiana after Louit
". of France. But 1t is less gener.
ally known that Florida received i1
pretty name from the fact that on the
Spanish Pasqua de Flores, or feast OF
Towers, Ponce de Leon discovered, IN
1919, this lovely shore. The State OF
Delaware was SO designated after Lord
De La Ware, who called there in 1910 ;
and the name Rhode Island was adopt
ed in 1871 from the Island of Rhodes
in the Mediterranean, the two islandi
being supposed to resemble each other
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25

lionel, who nau approached the pal.
ace, inadvertently heard these seduc-
tive words, and for ell reply placed his
hand on his heart and exclaimed:
"Were the whole world at my feet,
with all thy stars and planets, would
offer them to Irena only"
Then came forth a bubbling kissing,
roaring crash, all nature seemed moved,
the stars glided towards the sky IN one
SO emn continuous stream, willie the
fairy palace fell to pieces, burying
lionel under its ruins.
When the spring came back, and the
warm sun had melted the snow on the
peak, the shepherds searched for lionel;
soon they came upon his lifeless form.
HIS faithful logs licked his hands and
face, his pet eve. Mioritza, gambolled
around him. All in vainl There he
lay, a smile of rapture on his weary
fac irTesporsive alike to all.
They buried him on the spot where
they found him, and named the noun.
tain "The Peak of Longing" l have
often climbed it's height and have looked
upon his tomb, round which the sheep
still peacefully Craze.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
Charles Summers Dudish GRANDSON.

The most variously attired of all the
nen Of splendor is grandson of the
ate Charles Sumner. He has clothes
n apparently endless quantity and be-
vildering color. Everything is in
harmony, too. For example, this
morning he was in white flannel, with
,lue silk stockings, blue silk tie, a
,lus silk hatband and a blue Turkish
ash. Last night he wore tailless
wening coe.. Instead of a vest he
wore, tied round ms :.1i7;,tdle, magnif1-
,ent white silk sash that hung down
IN the side almost to the knees. The
nds were magnificently embroidered.
some ladies with an eye for such
hings say that the embroidery alone
must have cost him $50.
He is a hardy youth and trudges
bout valiantly even in the rain. His
ainy-day suit is study in itself. A
zig sou'wester covers his head. His
,ody Is snugly incased in heavy mac
ntosh and his legs and feet are COW
.Sed with rubber. He is accompanied
IL all his rsmbles by magnificent mas
if that is as big as a Shetland pony
md cost, 1t is said, $4,000. He is
married and his wife has a fortune.
de himself is comfortably fixed also.
Clothes seem to be his only extravG
rance.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
To Do Away With Oars.

An ingenious contrivance is about to
g brought out by Captain Woodward
f the royal mall steamer Den, by
,hich 1t is proposed to do away with
ars as means of propelling ships
feboats. 1t consists of hand power
crew propeller, which enables the
,oat TO be driven by any one in it,
hough unacquainted with rowing.
his, Captain Woodward points out,
viii obviate the chance Of passengers
gho may get away from a stranded
hip finding themselves ia q ship with
ut oars, or having them without any
ne skilled in their use. The machinery
axes up little ,oom, and seems TO be
9th efficient and simple.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
he Was Too Ugly for Her.

Peter L. Clerc, prosperous French
srmer who resides in Rosevillc, Knn.,
anne to Wabash, several days ago, TO
we'd young woman with whom he
lad been corresponding, having Sc
:ured her address through the medium
# matrimonial sheet. Clerc's ap-
,earance was not prepossessing, and
he girl refused TO wed the stranger
1ter the license lad been procured.
Ilerc returned to his Western home.
Ie has written TO friend hero asking
hat lady be found who will wed
hm. Clerc is 2s years old, and owns
80 acres Of land.-Chicago Inter
ocean.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
Americas Richest Woman.

The richest woman in America Is q
resident of South America. She is not
only the richest woman in America,
cut she is the richest woman in the
world. She has one of the largest for
tunes held by either sex. This woman
is Dona Isadors Consino, Of Chill.
She is the biggest real esta'c owner in
Santiago and ValparaiD. South
America fortunes are hard TO estimate,
but many r.ople have put hers above
$500, ,ooo, 600. Money muldplies fast
In her hands, for her eye Is every
Nhare-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
The Very Highest Point

1t seems that the highest point at
which regular meteorological observa-
ions are made is on the Andes, In
Peru, at height of fourteen thousand
hree hundred feet. Harvard College
las 9 weather observatory In Colorado
,nly few feet less than tho former.
The station on Pixies Peak is at al al
itudo Of fourteen thousand one hun
led feet. In Europe there are but
wo stations at any considerable height.
Asss being about ten thousand and
hsvsn thousand feet respectively,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
DEATH IN SLEEP

,.,..D bsupy welded lives-that all the day
VIZ hand it hand, each in the others sls ht-
fs down In peace together through the
,1-,a, rSsfter II in dreams apart they strays
We nc ever DER each spirit still holds sway
Hna CONSCIOUS thought; when darkness takea
The wanderers, esrthward turning with de-
s,o,, Mgskep heart to heart ERE dawn is grayI
q Sleep! who glv'st to parted souls, tina
The flesh NAV never see eaeh other lace,
sait our pTayer 10 slip--if with rhy twin
And Sr6Ihsr. Drath, for Us be equal grace
fnJo his arms from thine, blessed Sleep
AN'' ~ -Ebt!ip arnold.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25

A Brooklyn IN. Y y burplar carried
off 90 sets of artificial teeth:
There are 167 ,255 miles of railroads
in the United States, rearly enough to
spl1 the world seven times:
OpaIs that sold for $500 have been
found In Oregon
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
THE PEAK OF LONGING.

4 Legend Of the Carpathians.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

On TueaAav night bssvs6o 10 end ~
O'Clock The 6ne farm harm OF w. II.
Kemp. three miles norih.west 81 town,
together With It, entire contents. com
sisting Of Ave head % hne hovses. 400
bushels Of wheat. 50 hnsheia Of oats. 80
t"ns 81 hav. farm machinery. et.,.. was
burned ~ Tho ground. Tho total loss
foots up So o. more. while tho in
sursnce vss but 81 600. Mr.. Kemp thus
susisins loss that 10 very serious 70 him.
Dale Reporter.
Mr.. Kemp 70 On OLD soldier. On honor
able veteran ~ Go. X. eth Ind. Vols.
with hosts Of friends Ia this county. He
lives In Cas- township. and had one Of
the lsrgest and most convenient barns In
this county. and we regret 70 hear Of HE
calamitv- Il IL said 20 have been tho
work Of IN incendisry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

QY virtue Of certified copy or De-
~ cree 70 me directed from the Clerk OF
the Dubois Circuit Court in . cause
wherein William T. Swim, Administra-
tor Of estate OF Benjamin Carroll. de-
ceased, IL plaintiff. and james w. Car
roll and Margaret Carroll ere defend
ants. requiring me TO make The sum OF
Five Hundred and Eighty Eight Dol
lars and Sixty-Five Gents, with interest
on said decree and costs, will expose
e public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, A. d., 1891.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, .. 10.
and 4 O'Clock, p. m. OF said day. q the
door Of The Court House, In the town OF
Jasper, Dub0is county, Indiana, the
rents and profits for term not exceed
Ing seven years, the following real g.
tate to-wit:
The west-half Of the northeast ouar-
ter Of section No. twenty five 1857, tow o.
ship No. two ~ south, range No. three
90 west, 30 acres 10 Dubois county, In-|
diana.
Il such rents and profits will not SELL
Tor sufficient sum to satisfy said decree \
interest and costs, will, 1t the same
time and place, expose to public sale the
Zee simple Of said real estate, or so much
hereof % may be sufficient to discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
/. Said sale will be made without any re-
ief whatever from valuation or ap-I
praisement laws.
ALBERT Fl. TRAYLOR,
Sheriff Dubois County. |.
TRAYLoR Il HUNTER, Attys. i
Oct. 9. 1691.-3w. inf al Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

Subscribers 70 the COURIER who vii
pay o1.75 10 advance will be furnished
the Jasper COURIER and the New Alban
weekly Ledger one year, postage free
The Ledger 10 we'll known g one Of the
best weekly papers in Indiana, full Of IL.
formation for al classes OF people, thor
oughly conservative il tie tone, and
clean 70 its morale - good home paper
IN any family. The Jasper Courier Il
the same 4 has been for years, ackno wi.
edged the best American paper IN the
county, or those surrounding Il. II gives
VI the local news, besides Z large
amount Of other reading. Bring on your
"a g, and get al the reading you need
Or the winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

Id cree ~ M d;rsc,.d s.cr 49, 1a'L
a. she Dnhois c;rcrss cc",s \. -" ~.. ..
vhsre,n 80 sss.s - 1.d,.ns - .",s
ton or John Gramelscschsr And;.c. -
Dubois commit. Ia ~ No. ~ 80 so, -
mon schooI snnI /. rS.intiG "a c,snh
en- Hellincer Msrv Ksmr I"r.s-
Ksmn p.ssr u.,i;n.s. n5 p' ,s ,,:N
or - a a. 6sesrSs 80 -.r,;.;. 7.
70 make the ann ~ Ors Hrrd..5 "a
Fiftv- Eight Dol,srs ana F;mS. e; ~.
s suu Iusy-SN c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

Public Sale Of Personal Property.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the 10.
~ signed will offer for sale q public
auction It the residence OF Fred. Geiger,
two miies south west Of ireland, 10 Mad.
ison township, Dubois Co., Indiana, o.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 3, 1891,
the following personal property, viz
40 head Of cattle, consisting OF cows and
calves. steers, one short horn Durham
boil, > years old, one fine short horn
boil calf, lot OF heifers and young steers,
e head Of horses, one span OF mules. .
brood soWs, 60 tons OF clover and tim.
othy hay, lot Of threshed oats, one self
binder, one table rake reaper, 2 mowers.
one straw cutter. 2 road wagons, one
hack. 2 breaking plows, and other farm.
Ing implements.
TERMs OF SALE. Sums Of I've dollars
and under, cash. Sums over i've dollars.
credit Of one year will BE- given. the
purchasers giving notes, With good free.
bold surety. waving benefit OF valus-
ton, bearing elk per cent. interest from
date until paid.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, A. n.
FRED. GEIGER.
WILLIAM a. TRAYLoR.
Oct. 8, 169I-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23
Il tho Jasper Town Dsafa Doine

To THE EDIroR oF THE CoURIRR As
winter q row on tho verge Of spproach-
ing %. and - during this period of the
wear u % neceesasy 20 have good side-
walks and slseesa. ] wonder II the
Town Dads' ere stin urging the people
|of JAsper 70 put down good sidsw axis
in front Of their premises2 The Mar.
shall was ordered By the Board two o.
three different times 20 notify property
|owners IN oil parts Of Jasper, wherever
necessary, 10 make good sidewalks, and
that they (the people) must conform With
tie corporate laws Of Jasper. | am in
formed thkt great many were notified.
and that wss the end Of II.
am property owner In jasper and
en- DESTROYS Of improving nv property
ss much q Il possible. and would also
like 70 sec number OF others do little
towards improving their property. for
their own bene6l. - we'll as for the
people genevalIy. A brick sidewalk can
b made here cheap, and Why not have
Il al over town. on ell streets, % well q
only on soms2
The question now arises - 70 wheth.
|er the Board has authority 10 notify The
people In the manner above indicated,
and II 90, Why don't they enforce their
authority? They we're elected for that
purpose. Three new members were
elected q the last corporation election
who declared themselves 10 favor OF al
necessary Improvements Are they still
|clinging 10 that important declaration |?
Or are they kept from doing 90 BY
some Of the older incumbents?
! hope. and 90 do many others, that
the Board will consider the sidewalk
Question q their next meeting, and
take immediate steps. % much % IL in
their power, to have good sideWaIks be-
fore bad weather sets in. Snch On action
BY the Board will meet with the hearty
approval Of many good citizens.
A CITIZEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

22nd Annual Convention or th<
Christian Associations.
We bsve received the announcement
of the Twcnty-second Annual Conveu.
ton Of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
Citations OF Indiana, 70 b held q In.
dianapolis, November and 3. The
principal speakers will Be Rev. =. n.
Young, d. d., OF Louisville, Ky, Inter-
national College Secretary J. b. Mott,
NJ. w. X. Jenniugs. Of Plstsburg, Ps..
President L. j. AldFich, OF UnIon Chris-
tian College, Prof. W. q. Noorohood o.
xenie Theological Seminary. 6ocsstary
Q. B. Willis Of the Milwaukee Associe-
ton, will have charge Of the singing.
Every Cbristian young man, whether a
association member Or not b jnvited %
attend; also psstos and others Inter-
ested In this special work FOR young
men. Reduced rates On sll railroads
will be given, and sntertainment pro.
vtded for al regular accredited dele
gates. All associations and young men 4
meeting, sre invited 70 make Sunday.
Oct. Stth. : special Day or Prayer tori
ne Convention. President J. j. Mills
of Earlham College. h the president ri
ne State association, and number ofi
prominent busIoess mon over TIE STATE \
,ppesr on the let OF msmbsss 81 he |,
STATE Executive Committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

| hereby request al people to leave
my son. John Hopf, Jr., alone, and MOI
put notions 10 his mind to worry HE
parents. Don't tell him any lies, q to
what be should do, or what be
should not do, % IL his mental
Il 10 liable 20 cause damage.
and ! will prosecute any one Who q
guilty Of Thus advising him. | also no.
lify oil persons not to sell him any thine !.
y ! will furnish him myself sIl be needs.
Ind Will not pay any debts OF his
contracting nor be responsible for his|
actions. JosRPH Hopr.
Oct. 9, 1s9l-3w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

FrRE.-T The stable and contents OF NJ.
VIM. Rowe, Of Huntingburg. va de-
stroyed ;by hre lest Sunday evening b.
tween s and o'clock, and hard work by
Citizens and fire engine saved the new
residence Of Mr.. NJ McNellis near bv.
How the Ore originated will perhaps
never be known, but Il 10 supposed 70
have been Get on flre. q the wife OF NJ.
J. Gary was out IN her yard and ssw :
man climb up the Is;lder IL The stable
and light match and throw e 70 The
hay. She ran into her house and mott.
fed Der husband, but when Re arrived
q the scene al was ablazs. Loss $500 !;
no Insurance..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

NOTICE 4 hereby given 70 owpsre a.
- AZ adjoining land, and I'll persopo
interested, tnat I will proceed Win ~
county Surveyor Of Dubois county 81
NOV. -, 1921, TO run the IInes and a.
tsolish the boundaries and corner 81
section twcnty.four (24), town one fil|
north. range ok (6) west. n Dubois
county, Indiana. The Intermediates
'i9ee VIII also Be run and the cornors 80
laoIiehed o the same time. Thoss ~
crested are expected % s. present g
bat time. Cnnrs. n Rrrr, n. 81
Oct. -. 1e9l-3v.