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Mr. Editor-Sir: IL it may please YOU to in
sert the following in your paper, it is humbly
submitted :
FOURTH OF JULY IN HALIFAX. ,.
respectable number of the intelligent citi-
zeus OF II. and vicinity, convened on the dth
inst. at The South Westinghouse, and were
gtatihed aud instructed while they listened to
Two lectures. The one on Temperance, the
other on additionally The Rev MIR Mason, re-
Gently from England. The speaker presented
some OF The outlines Of the rise aud progress
OF temperance in his native land, aud showed
The iallaey of the moderation plan, as to pre-
venting drunkenness, and settled on the Tee
retail System as the only sure remedy for this
evil. He likewise spoke Of the termination Of
negro slavery in his own country, in such
manner that one must be insensbIe indeed as
to suffering humanity, whose heart was not
moved. The clergymen Of both parishes pre-
sided, viz: the Rev Il. III. Wood and s. Fish.
A. Fucker, Secretary.
Think ye whether such a meeting on that
ever memorable fourth of July, is not more be-
coming highly favored and Christian people.
than an assembly convened for the purpose Of
eating, drinking toasts and burning rum
powder, &c. Let the candid Judge Can the
christian, having witnessed a season like the
latter, retire at evening to bis closet and thank
God Tor the blessing of such season. as one
calculated to do honor TO his name and bless
the world.
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[Reporied for the Daily Advertiser s. Patriot.l
Rrighton Market-- Monday. July g, 1899.

Al market 200 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep, aud ESQ Swine. lao Swine have been re-
ported before. 100 Beef Cattle unsod.
PRICES-Beef Catte-We again reduce our quo
iations to conform sales. First quality rs SO
second quality 20 8 SO; third quality 81 10.
Cows and Caiyes-Salcs dull we noticed the fol-
lowing: $50, AZ, so, and So.
Sheep and Lambs-Lots taken at rs, 90,
rs, and SO. Wethers 20, 3 80, and rs.
Swine--Lots Of large Barrows at IL and Sc; a
small pigs 10.
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esgPay your Debts. r

RLAKE g. COMPANY, call on all per-
~ sons indebted to them to make payment
without further delay, us circumstances make
necessary for them to collect their debts
forthwiih.
All who neglect this call already repeated
iorebout the ninety and ninth time, can have
no lust cause Of complaint if they should find
their demands in hands of the sheriff for COL
lection.
Brattleboro, sth July. 1880. 45
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Found,

NEAR the Baptist Westinghouse in Hins'
In dale, N. III. an Anti-Temperance JUG;
supposing TO be about one gallon OF Rail Road
(alias) BUM, in it. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take the
Rascal away. JOHN SIEAhNS.
Hinsdale, July, 1889. ID
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Morgan DE Forest.

&Mrrr>TNhtG Gan Sfl aoass was n1 SIsd
ptJjE gA4SS&SA My Derrick Hartwell of Lang
] u ~ don, N. ii. and is o years old
this Spling. He is the largest of the Sherman
Morgan stock, and weighs between ii and
l2OO-color, beautiful light chestnut.
PEDIGREE--M Morgan De Forest was got
by-ihe well known Horse Cock Of The Rock,
(ihe best colt of the old Sherman .MorgGn)
out of the noted HripeH Mare, sired by the
famous stock horse De Forest, imported by
DIR. Jarvis of Caremont, n. ii. There can be
no question as TO the blood OF this fine horse,
which can be traced directly back on the mares
side 70 distinguished imported English Mare.
Farmers, and lovers of good Horses, are re-
ouested to examine this horse before they make
any contracts for their breeding mares, His
action aud carriage are very superior. and he is
not surpassed by any Stallion in the country
for trotting.
THE owner Of this fine horse has been at
much expense to procure one of the best young
horses in this state, and he is certain that he
has succeeded, as far as muscular power, speed,
beauty and fine proportion can be combined IN
one horse and his stock, which is now 5years
old bids fair to be the first rate, and commands
as high price as any stock on Connecticut
River ofthe same age. The owner can pro-
duce certificates Of the above assertion to all
unbelievers.
DE FOREST will stand the ensuing sea-
son, Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sat
urlays,) at the stable of l.. Farr, BrattleboIo,
and "Wednesday and Thursday till 5 O'Clock
at Wrights Tavern in Williamsville
Season TO end 10th of August For Terms
sc. see large bills.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent
FOR l.. FAIR.
Bratlleboro. July 10, 1880. a
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VERMONT HOTEL.
FAYETTEVILLE.


~sA YNHE Subscriber having pur
&M..:lE n chased the Tavern Stand.
,fs9 IA lately occupied by f.. Higgins, in
k-<sssss 50 Fayetteville, (Which has long
been the home for the Judges of the Conrts,
the members Of the bar, and Others attending
ine Courts at this place, and The travelling
public generality would now say TO his friends
and the public, that his efforts to give satislac
uon al both House and Stable shall not fail TO
meet The appreciation ofthe boarder or traveller.
lie feels greatly indebted to those who have
patronized him heretofore, and fondly antici-
pates continuance of the same; and hopes
that all those whose business leads them TO or
through Fayetteville, will give him call, as
tom."
~ The House has lately been thoroughly
repaired.
ARAD BURNETT.
Fayetteville, june, 1899. "A
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Cheap Cash Store.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
n his friends and the public, that his stock
of GOODS will be sold cheap-NO MIS-
TAKE. The following are few prices:
10 doz. prime Scythes.; Brown aud Morse's
German Steel Scythes, 67cts. each.
b. &. NJ. Cast Steel Scythes, Stcts.
do do Steel Back and Shear Steel, 92cts.
al, Cd, Sd, l0d, and l2d NAILS, Tets.
Old Hyson Tea, &c. Y. III. Tea, from 40c
to Soc per ID. Souchong Tea, Soc.
Coffee, 10 10 Raisins, &c. Best Scotch
Loriard's Snuff, a5c. Cotton Batting, i0c.
5000 yls Brown Sheetings, at SC per yard
PRINTS from Sc to soc yd.
Misses Tuscan and Cold Straw Bonnets
from 25 TO 75c.
Florence and Straw Bonnets from 81, to
$50
A large assortment Of Ribbons and Flowers.
Broadcloths and Cassimeres at bargins
FLOUR, by the Bbl. and retail.
The highest price paid for Good Butter.
PHILIP MARTIN.
Guilford, Centre Village, June &C. 1899. 81
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For Consumption and Liver
Complaint.

DR.. Taylor's BaIsam OF LiyerwOrt.
LELLOW CIrlZENS:-ior six years past You
II have showcred upon me your patronage; YOU
have, by your approximation. raised Ia dis
iinction Ii is true that have brought health your
homes that my medicine has snatche hundred OF you
from the grave Il is truc that b, its magic influence
death has been stayed! But your patronage has far
outsrirped any cndeayors Oi mine TO deserve, and
therefore throw myself your kindness for future
confidence. Let me caution YOU TO beware of impos-
tors. Since the uneNamped success of my medicine,
of vagabonds have cndeayorcd profit by its
Without the talent discover OF the energy
to labor, in order live ia dencss and solh, they
basely initiate my medicine 10 Outward appearance,
aud endca,or fost their miserable stuff upon the
sick aud ercdulous, and yet by verbal qnibbe
ihey manage To escape the sharp iangs 81 the law
Fellow Citizens, shall this bef VIII yoube thus rob
bed Of health and ei Or ~ill you not leave such i'm
posters TO grovel in their own iniamy They have
reputation to luse if their stuff kills Injuries, why
DR.. Ia, nt Of course bears the blame. Citizens, yon
will allow this gross inustce-l know your Kind
ness too we'll. Yet YOU must be awake, and | call
upon all whom my medicine has saved, to caution all
persons against these nposors! Bid all the sick go
rnly $50 Bowery, New York, and buy DR.. Taylnr's
Balsam Of Livtrwott, shall YOU do Your duty the
suffering sick, and they be again blessed with happy
health. GEO. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
Palpitation of Che Heart,--For several months
have been troubled with this disease that could
scarcely walk the without falling the
flour Nights could lay and hear my heart heat wish
great violence, which would keep awake with
anxiety for hours. To all Of this, my lungs very
delicate, md il seemed Us IL must soon die Of con-
sumption. As medicine would cure me- u friend Of
mine in the Sun Office, advised me 10 use DR. Ta,ors
alsam of Liyerwori, and can only add tiai
bottle Of this medicine has cured me entirely.
J. ii. PRINCE, S4 Pitt st.
/ From the New York Sun, Aug. 81, 1895.
Cotarrhs, tickling 10 the throat, and raising thin
nncus from the throat, &c. ia the morning ffe-
quent, that il is almost impossible 60 meet person
Who is thus afflicted. Rccollect, all PERSONS that
neails hall who die, die with consumption aud
catarrh<, the fruitful seed of this disease. lf you
would die young, attend tile first symptoms, and
cure them by DIR. Taylor's Balsam u Liyerwort.
FOR SALE by
y. G. Stone & Co., AGENTS,
Gaiiford. Green Rirsr, June. 1889. DO
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List Of Letters

htsa Oh HIcttGrS
Remaining in The Post Office, BrattieJoro
". July /, 1880.
Ainsworth Sanford ingalls, VIM.
Allen Philinda johnson Charles
Austin joel Loveland Roswell
atwood oilas Loveland Elvira
BAKER deborah Ludlow John
Ballard II. Mary May Amos
bennett Albert Moore w. John
Barton Warner s Mordv S. VIM
Barnard Josiah Matthews u -,
Burt +. Charles Norcross aio,saa
Chapih Ennlce Oaks Rachel
Coblelgh Hamilton P,att Joel
crawford Julia Pettis Holland
Chaplin Enos Peck Nancy
Carpenter Il. Elizabeth Pratt Lucy
Capin James Redfeld Chloe Q
Cune smith Richardson Willard
Gone Ena Reeve John
CaIIol Eiecta Robertson Robert
Sarrol Timothy Reed Capt
Chapin koxania Rice Clark
Eaton khoda Staples r. Sarah
French Jesse Snow ! Nj
Fisher Elizabeth Stoddard Mr.
risher Lucy Sheldon Jane
Gary w. Geo. Sergeant A Jps,;n
Cove Bulith Sherwin Asa
Gerry l.. Samuel Sirceter James
Gill Martin Shepbeni Walter
Haley Rufus Smith Franklin
harris Alfred Smith John
Hili Samuel Jr. Stoddard Levi
Harding G.. VIM. Smith Geo.
Hadiey Ebenezer Telyra Michael
Hadley Ephrajah Wellman Olive
Harsiley c. Alexis Whipped WIN
Hyde Alpheus Warren ].
Harding WIN. While Harvey
Knapp Horace A. GREEN. PM
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BOnnetS.
Haying Tools,

OF all kinds, for sale at low prices, by
" T.. w. PROUTY & co.
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Windsor County Conpeniion.-The Wings
of Windsor county held their Convention on
the 28th ult. and dominated for senators Messrs
Andrew Tracy, Julius Converse, Daniel Bow
en- and Ptolomy Edison.
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lIuiI net tfusUdiu, iteV. .. tfS s7.e-,,--
l.. l.. ID.
w ANTED-A Girl to do housewo,k in
w small family. None need apply bat
the faithful To work. so will be given per
week for a term not less than one year.
July 2. Enquire at this office.
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Buckingham county, in Virginia, where Mr..
Jefferson always received unanimous vote,
gave, at the recent election, Wing majority
Of lO2. The Loco Focos are evidently not re-
garded disciples of the great apostle Of liberty
In that quarter.
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Mr. Editor-Sir: If it may please you to in
sert The following in your paper, it is humbl,
submitted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

The harvest has commenced in the vicinity
Of Cincinnati, Crops good. Flour quoted a
81 in the city. Millers refuse to engage
cline ClereiaRd Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

Poughkeepsie, July 2.-Wool--C Considerable ae-
tyiiy, IN consequence of manufacturers coming for
ward to get their annual supply Of fine. 10000 It's
for cash at 90 81 l-2c for choice lots
80 900 lbs at 40 SOC for lower grades. The views
of the grower and manufacturer having met, the mark
ct is now moving on in its usual course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14
THE HUMAN HAIR.

yhy- Personal appearance is Influenced by nothing
materially than uxuran crop Of hair The loss Of the hair
in oscasoned solely through neglect Of those
which really de- exist preserve it, To prevent its de-
which Mr. CrehueA years directed his attention
The growth and organization of the hair it, structure
nected with anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists in London
and Edinburgh seeted the different layers Of the kin
ined the nerves. and bubs sonnected with both
skin aad BY these discovered the which
perfect knowledge Of all those and after
experiments heads in different stages of badness and
them according TO the eonstssn OF the Individuals the
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUs. INDICATED COMPOUND
10 composed Of ingrsdens Of lie most vvify powers
combined with those WITCH will promote the circulation give
healthy aeeR to the skim and restore the relaxed csn
evident that only BY such the restoration Of the
hair ever be effected
In proof the confidence which CLIREHU0 has in
the hair he prepared to treat with gentleman who
would wish to have the Con pound applied BY himself u his
Hair Cutting Rooms This viii be dene rhoxt charge
til the hair il restored Indvdsa Of the highest
who have had their hair restored referred who vic
testify to the great efseacy ofthc Compound
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become thin
brsken-oen causedb tying the hair tight this Com
pound emily restore it. In ssch all oils geasas Sc
fatty matter pernicious, and only be
mended through the grossest ignorance.
One application OF the Trcophercss Sufficient to
Scur and Dsndrif from the hair and dPae all Impurities
frosn the skin.
Price, bottle soldb CLIREHUGH at hi, Hair Cut
ting Roons Corner Of Fulton s.d Broadway and Of bis APP
pointed Agents, Doda Druggist Of Blocker and
Broadway VIVA Ahlnor Druggist, Of Dey street and
Broadway. m301m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14

Before Justice Kirkland.


NAY 10 Captain Tyler and the brig StgnoWev
agaiH.-This person was again brought up 10 A.swe
10 the complaint Of Thonas Ayres for aDaaaoh.ns
and leaving him in foreign port contrary 70 .ns
statute. The complainant deposed that Ae sniPPsa
in December, 1883, board the Seanower, a. nate
in the port of Charleston, S. fro. whence the yes
sci went TO Wilmington, ~ c. HAVING sisenarged
and received fresh cargo, the brig sailed ON voyage
to the Leeward Islands and the Spanish Aan.
While at Demerara a dispute arose respecting the
soundness of the bowsPrit, which the complainant
ayerred to be taken out he would not
to sea in the brig again Tho captain dsssnted from
the idea, and prepared to depart. The complainant
then said he should like to 60 ashore to see ne could
get his wages end lawfully leave the vessel or whe-
Tier he must complete the voyage whilst ne was
gone the captain got the vessel urder weiSn, and
when the mate returned she was outside the harbor
He INN ediately got into beat and was proceeding
with all speed to reon his ship, bat the captain told
the pilot he would give him ali additional grututy
of $40 to keep clear Of the boat. This nanGavre
succeeded and the mate left to find his way home
how he could
The Justice said that he thought that as the mate
went on shore his own business, the Captain was
justified but still this only preliminary in
qury, he should not dismiss the complaint but held
the accused to bail in the sum of $500.
The requisite security was got, and the Captain
discharged.
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PIANO FORTE:S AND MUSIC
ATWILL'S Music SALOON.

/ b. IRWIN CO., Members Of Royal College Of su,
geons London, continue TO be consulted delicate din
eases in all thsir various stages their Office 2o4l Fulton
street where from the esmmodious Of sw
persons aborng usder delicate complaints can be treated with
sccseey and safety.
d. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all the
Dost violent venere winch have hitherto fallen under their
sotce their treatment without mercury has been
fu and speedy They need by certificates. direct public
attention To their superior practice those Diseases their m
petasn IN this city we'll known and respected by those
had 10 conhds in their hoaor II strongly recon
mosdsd 10 females who habit Of their Deobstru
ent Pills. that than two should be taken any
sion Night produce effect which those wbs would
secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent -
curty - all that will he required until shall be effected
Letters, post paid detailing tho Of complaint an
covering suitable Zee, viii be Immediately aesded to- an
aedcnes, with full directions, forwarded the parties
Ofee. Nos 2oa} Fulton and 10 Becknan street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14
Ge..i.e Orri. reeih Pas,e.

!- An sbequ4sd Dcarce os cleansing, preserving aud
besntifsi-s the Teeth. The ORRIs TOOTH PASTE while
beauties the T.cth giving to them clear asd Peary wkte
ness and removing every Of tartar II also improves
ss esor o. seps and mPs prevents and heal. all ucer u
te M0uth tAs II decay the teeth and
,s pecsiiar and grateful sweetness 70 the breath II aso
prominently d.ng for It's agreeable taste and fra
grace.
Tho orrs Tooth P~te can the ps, be changed
agreeable and no. excellent Tooth Wish, while IL is free fron
tie many that apply 70 tN article and also frsm
that are apple ab Tooth Powders apreIdsce
a., toilet It's wSrrneu to contain ingredient 10 the least
degree in.rious tn teeth and highly recommended by
,csntic dentists Its excessive sale and the general
subtraction LINT IL sowever, the best evidence of
popularity snd b careful a. obtain the paste; sad OBJ
serve the signature q the proprietor g. w Peine upon the
b wi,hos oA u not genuine rree 80 eea,s, with full
airccti0Ps.
Fer sale by H. g. Hart i73 Broadway; Guious lss Broad
way: j. Hart 21S Broadway, and W Tud.on Howe
Cuon Ia Chatham ST. and ~ r Guion, l27 Bowery
81 Grand - Hesy corner 81 Pike and Of Msis
and Fras streets brooklyn also, ~ by Buss Alies New
Orlcaas.
Bev~s IL Coap!srs.t. mo .eod2so-
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A CERTAIN DISEASE eradca,ed BY the celebrates

A CERTAIN DISEASE eradicat,d BY the celebrated
n DIR. Poetts Genorrhea Eradcator ID hndsws from
business pleasant 10 the taste does not faint the breath and
preserves M virtues length Of time and ihsrere an s.
porsn medic,se FOR voyager and those riding Gown.
iry. II fails VA recent ~ less than "a hour.
those Of longer standing in proportion Hundreds have b,
few doses Of the Eradiosor been cured Of c Piles
wholesale and retail by A. b. ID. Sands corner Fulton and
William; and the following Drug Stores 81 Bowery corner n
walker; $40 Bswery corsr Bond 6Ai Broadway 81 ssA
Avefus Frice vi An
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14

maly by the arraignmeHt Of Ezra White, a charge
of numbering Peter Fitzpatrick, with Bowie knife,
In Broome street, a short time since. The Messrs.
Graham, Sen, and Jun, appeared as the prisoners
counsel, and moved that the trial Of White be fixed
for the second day of the next term, which will be
the second Tuesday in July.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14
MEDICAL,

G3- DIR GLoVkRhss recently introduced into A,s p~sc-
tee chemical preparation wh,eh has proved e,ss
suoess-fh N removing gcss Of long stasding Gone
rhgas cured fe~ days II is Plcasast taste
and speedily esscasiovs,
The Doctor y censolted con6dcnaiy in those dseeset
which have haeed Ne sh % c inexperienced aud such
are produced ~ qoeok nostrms md ianoras pre-
tenders Ne ue particular VI notice Tho aud number
a his ohsc-o Anu street Private 10 his cfice hrt
door from the Museu. Lamp the Office door 70 n
svens~g Fly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14
DIR. JOSEPH EVANS.
Id GALEN's HkAD DlsPENSARY.

No. "a rcck Slip scar Water street.
GO DR.. j. EVANS improved and successful practice Zoe
the Of all delicate Diseases mercuviaI
V continued sssal, eoa6dcntsy his D,sensary No ~
Peck ShPwhch has been established upwards Of 20 yca
Persons absrrsg under diseases Of private natss those
aud restored 10 health by Of treatment
able, expeditions and etk.cous by applying bis Dspcnssy
DO. IL fesk slip.
~ B. Dr. E.. Offices arranged that patients
exposed 70 each oshes observation In all eases most hoaor
able and iavaoablc sec~esy is observed.
Co Pcrsons al distance have Medicines with full d.
rectons forwarded 10 them any part Of the Union Letters
(post paid ecnaiang respectable Zee will he attended
JOSEPH EVANS NJ. d.
No n Peck Slip. u
pl4 2-y the right hand side going down tie n
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To the a.nsiir~.


G7- DR. HULLs UTERo.ABDoMlNAL SUPPORT
Err Cor The Of Falling % the Womb By external appsa-
ton THIS discovery approved q BY tic medical profession
universally II subjected 70 public trial Gays Ho.pi-
tai London nyeeras Of IL standing IL
airy, 1887 which il has the unreerve patronage
OF Sir Ashley Cooper Sir Benz amin Brodie, Dr. Davis Dr.
Griffith, DIR. Ashwell Dr. sweanan MIR Kcatos Sir James
Clark, and several other medical officers attached Living
in establishments of the British metropolis IN paris Nv the
the Supporter has acquired mr and pa
tronage. In New York j. sustained by Professors Erans
Daed Bcdord Doane and Perkins, by III the leading
PRACTITIONERS.
Ofsce, = ves,y street. A.iar House.
competent surgeon IN constant ATTENDANCE. s3oeoy
diseases FROM IMPRUDENCE AND SECRET
~ DESTRUCTIVE PRAC TleEs--nducation obtained
IN the krt medical colleges in Europe practices rendered per-
feet b, twtntysye gears experience the Brissh Army the
military and Naval hrena AMI Hospitals and the West In
dies the tests by which mankind should be guided when the
aid o practitioner y required These ihs qualifications
ofDR JOHN BAKER IRWIN, and success perfectly
amp ia the city Of New York ue proof Of The great certaia
~ which attends s treatment " the most obstinate lie
has had failure 1s great increase 70 his profess
sona business has compelled Kim "a take another sfSce ad-
dnion ~, old oes aol Fulton street He nav
be consulted daily Trva,cy secretly and corlcnay No
2ol Futea street. No ~ Bccuss street door below
Nassau.
BE careful 10 mark the Doctor - connected With no other
Office anil upon his extensive practice and most
caraesy cautions against gnsrant precn the Of
an, mcrcsrisl rrePsratIon. my1.lm'