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"And the Lord said unto Cain, why
sr thou wroih . and why hrl Thy counte-
p.nee fallen
a fugitive and vagsbond shalt thou
b. on the earih."
"And the Lord set mark upon Cain,
les, any one finding him should kill him."
How unlike Cain Of old, is Cain the
rsamsr. II is said that Cain the ancient,
vas murderer, and the modern Cain a
usitor, a Judas. Not 80. the RUNNER is
Do Judas, for he still retains the 80 pieces
II niper. IL was never said OF Judas
the, he had extorird from his victim 81
pieces of silver, before he betrayed him
a,o the hands Of The enemy.
Eghiy-four dollars were wrung from the
san,y funds Of the Refugee Canadians in
,h. fall Of 'ss, by WIN. Caine, tavern
keeper Of this village. which he had no
more RICH, to exact OF them, than he would
have to steal that amount. Possessed Of
The knowledge that he was, in relation TO
Patriot affairs, il was thought dangerous
TO refuse to pay, however unjus, his claim,
and still more dangerous to expose him /;
for, according to his own iniimation, he
would have divulged our plans. Being
therefore obliged to hide his ini1uity, he
,i retained the confidence OF certain Pat
ro,s The time has now come for expos
log no, only the rascality of that man, but
II others. These things will show TO the
world some of the reasons why the Pat
'ols have been unsuccessful.
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Extracts from other Papers.

The Star and Transcript, a little pa
per just started at Toronto, has he lol-
lowing 1--WE give il as a rumor which
obtains considerable credence, that his
Excellency Sir George Arthur, will shortly
leave here for England. and that his Ex-
celency the Governor General will assume
the whole direction Of the two Provinces
Toronto will be the place o! his residence.
Education in Canada. Out of so ,0o9
petitioners against The Union Of the Can
adas, 446 signed their names aud 90 !,
565 made their marks. II Ball. Sun.
Comment on this is almost unnecessary;
il is another melancholy instance oil the
effects OF tyranical government over the
people. The House OF Upper Canada,
organized noble system OF Education,
but because they would not vote supplies
to the government officials. who were rob
bing the country, the Governor at the
head oil the tory faction closed The doors Of
their schools, turning nearly 10000 chill
dren from them in ignorance. IL is En-
ands policy TO keep the mass ignorant
Spirit of'f6.
The New-York Sun observes sc Adj
vertisng is to trade what steam is TO ma
chinery-the grand rropelling, GO ahead
power; and yet there are some persons so
blind TO their own interests, as to ponder
over cent which would yield them hun
dred per cent"
We read the following in the "'.4urorc
des Canadas," French paper published
in Montreal, L. C.. -
EXPENSES OF THE MISSION OF
THE GOVERNOR GENERAL,
C. P. THOMSON.
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FERRY Ar STANTON FALLS

SiNCE the oiaellfiass sanblpa iute the drins
- AHa acni eosn sifeasa. FEnRr has bees
established = hsse eissanxa shsxe The pvbas
viii be ssssmrea with coed hosla Al ne lsl-
lowing Fstas s---
For eaeA loadss wagon o. carl drawn BY
tive horses 81 so 20 essts
Each ditie drawn by ons ditto 10
Zach unioads1 wagon ~ cart dtawaIs
t9d horpos ~ other beasts 1917
Each ditto dfawn by ons Jius 8
Each person
Each person aud horsa
Each additional horse 4
Horned cattle per head q
sheep and Swiae per heed
swaBton, AprilS. 1910.
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a the leug,h or life 10 denied us, We
'S a least do something that shall
~ that we he'd lsssd. s-C,esse
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State Of Vermont, I Alta Probate Court, holden
Georgia Disuiet-ss at the Probate ofhee, in
~. Aihans, within ard Tor The District
of Georgia, on the 18th day Of May,
1910
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FENEIIS is TO forbid any person hatbourina on
u trusting NV son Nelson d, Murphs, oa my
account. ash will psy 10 dehts Of has contracting
aiier this date. Asd do.hereby inform the pub.
he that ihose who may employ him must be ac-
coantable 10 me ioF his time until ho 10 Of age.
JAMES MURPHY.
swanion, May 90, ls40.
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PRESENT VIM, BRIDGES, JUDGE.

"A n Instrument purpafiing 90 be the last VIII
< Il aud Testament ofTHOMAS CLARK. late
OF swauton, in said District, deceased. being pres
sented here, BY CARY CLARK, Of Swanton. in
said District Of Georgia, the Exccnior lharais
named, for Probate; II is ordered BY said Probate
Court, that all persons concerned therein, be mott
fed 10 appear at a Session of said Court, TO be
holden al the Probate Office, 10 81. Adams, in
said District, the 20ih day OF June next, al
ONE O'Clock IN the afternoon, and show cause,
ifauy they may have, against the Probate Of said
will.--For which purpose 1t is further ordered,
that cory Of The record Of this order, BIO publish.
ed three weeks successfully, in the North Aineri-
can, weekly newspaper, printed at Swanton, in.
this State, as soon as may be, the last Of which
publication, TO be prior 10 said 2eth day OF June
1910.
A true Record,
(Attcxn Vim BRIDGES INDIE.
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We read the following in the "l'.4urorc
des Canadas," French paper published
in Montreal, L. C. -
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FLOUR

FLOUR
HOWARD STREET-The transactions compare
lively speaking have been light thus far this week, and
prices have raised but little since last quotations
which were "a 6st 4 IS. Holders, however, appear
be firm at these rates; as the present stock on
hand is by no means large. We note sale of an ex
ira qualify at A 10; sales of common brands at 81 6s9-
we heard ola sale of small parcel this morning at
slight improvement the latter rate. The receipt price
still varies little, we qnote it at $4,5 Sc.
CITY MILLs-Holders asking $4,75 S4.e7i,
and sales to a limited have been effected at the
latter quotation, which is full--stock very light.
sUsQUEHANNA-We note sale at S4,15
GRAIN
WHEAT-Sales of white have been made at 96 81,
and of Susquehanna red at so a 95 cents.
CORN-Sales of white at 42a43, and yellow at Dc
AZ cents
RYE-We note sales of Pennsylvania at 50a57. and
of maryland at 45a4S cents
oATs-We quote Maryland 25a26 and Virgin ia
AIS.
WHISKEY
There has been no variation ftom our last quotation
hds still remain at % ana bbls23aa24 cents Wa
son price, exclusive of bbls., 20 cents.
PROVISIONS
BACON-There has been considerable demand this
week and prices have been well sustained. We note
sales of Western assorted 81 cents and extra qualities
are held at cents. We quote new Western TO quail
ity at Sag cents.
BEEF AND PORK-In bbls.-We hear of no trans
actions of sufficient importance vary former quo
tations.
LARD-Has made a still further advance, and holders
are now asking for No. l, l2al21-
NEW YORK MONEY MARK ETS, MAY IS.
! U. s. Bank declined per cent; N. A. t. &
Banking Co. improved per cent; Harlem per
cent; Stonington 4 per cent; Boston and Provi-
dence per cent; Delaware and Hudson per
| cent.
The market for domestict bills is without
much change The rate of discount on red back
and safety fund money, has increased. 1t is
bought at per cent, and sold at II per cent dis
count This is owing to the increased supply in
the market. Many of the country banks are at
tempting. to depreciate their own bills, and en-
ploy agents 70 buy them up from the brokers'
This is one cause of the increased, discount at
this moments when, if we take into consideration
the small business which has been done, and the
quantity of produce come forward, exchange
should be against the city, or at least at par.
Bills of the Concord IN. HI Bank, are not re-
ceived at the Suffolk Bank.
! NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, May IS, 1870.
At market $50 head of beef cattle, including $50 left
over last week; 800 were from the south, balance from
this State; 101 mich cows and l6U sheep ana lambs.
The demand for beef quite inactive, and the sup
plies heing large prices declined rs cents the cwt from
last week. $50 head were taken at to $9-makng an
average of IS. the 100 lbs.
Mich in fair demand, and 49, taken al S25a35a
$40 each, according to goodness.
Sheep and Lambs were all aken-sheep at s., Bal
lambs at seas each.
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1t does appear to not altogether unreasonable 10 eS
pect that speedy relief may come TO the BANK
Of England from the operations OF the corn uaue
than would be in for them, If the purchases Oh
merchants at the northern ports had been less c&te
siye, because from intelligence which we Obtained aL
Hull of the mp0ssiblity of getting an adequate supply O
shipping to convey corn from Hamburg TO France, and
the high prices prevailing the Continent, we shoulu
think part Of the stock of grain held abroad by BRUSH
capitalists will be resold, and conveyed by our SHIPS or
those of Sweden ard Denmark, 20 France. we are I'M
der no alarm for the effect of any such contemplated u
nand on the prices Of grain in England; at tie most
would only check a decline which might ollerwise ne
more sudden and decided than we imagined to ne p0Da
Bile in the foregoing observations Hinstead % Ilh
OF quarters have supposed not altogether inpIop
able, there should be only half that quantity taken
out of bond between March and July, that dhnnntioh III
the supposed influx would make great difference on
prices Advices have been received To- day Of tle Am
sterdnm market being nearly cleared outior fIahce
the quantity purchased however, we believe was uhuef
10000 quarters.
We have made enquiry respecting the posture Oh az
fairs between the Government of the United states ana
our own concerning the boundary disputes ana we are
glad 10 find that those who know the most have less aA
iety concerning the issue than the public generally Let
tiers have been received from eminent pubic men III a
merica which represent the authorities OF the sae OF
Maine as being very DESTROYS of leaving the Wn9e qJ
ton TO be adjusted by the Executive Government Oh uie
United States. And those best informed ON te suDlect
Of opinion that third power or powers VIII De
selected by the two disputing governments, VINO WIN
have 10 pronounce final decicion which snail De Dhu
ing both. The evil in the of tine KING oil MOI
lands award that he had power to make such an
award as he died. this evil will be prevented IN the case
of any frture arbation by giving absolute power TO
the referee to settle the whole question on just ana
eQu table PRINCIPLES.
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against us, what can we be expected to do
When will the people rise in the majesty of their
stength, and hurl from their high places, the
enemies of trade, commerce, and industry. Me
thinks hear esstill small voice" from the Bal
timore Convention, whispering in mine ear, the
joyful reply to my query: '''lhe 18th of March,
1s41-the tenant of the Log Cabin will become
the inhabitant of the White House: the brave,
intelligent Hero of Tippecanoe will be the C ON
mander-in-Chief of the Republic; and then, and
not till then, may we look for peace and happi-
ness"
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BY GRUNDY 8; co.
TnUsTIGN,s sALE.

UBY virtue of decree Of Baltimore county court, st
biting as court of Equity, Tie subscriber VIII oner
at public sale at the Exchange MONDAY the Soth
OF May O'Clock, r the following properly 10
syu:
An improved LOT OF GROUND, situated on the
South side of Fayette street, between Pine ana Cove
streets, adjoining lot heretofore owned by = Every
This lot fronts IS feet or less on Fayctte sfeel5
and runs back TO Park lane, about $50 feet IA deph-
Also, LOT of GROUND % the south side OF tayette
at the distance of shout231 feet eastarty troI uit
intersection of the soat side Of Fayee ana east size Oh
Pine fronting onFayec street % feet and rtinngoack
80 feet a twelve iOgfaAey- This property IS Rl.
subject ground vent f.S35 per annun, and I@=.f
is improved with a comfortable two stored G#a=l
DWELLING HOUSE, -
Also an unimproged LOT the north side OF Bal
tOe the distance of abouc99 feet west rom
the of Greene street, fronting Baltimore ST.
D feet and running back 100 feet This BOT as well
the first above deserted wi be sold in fee simple
The terms of sale are, one third efthe purchase mo
ney be paid i'll cash, third ut thyee months ana
the remaining third Inontis-tlle payments to be
made with interest from the day ofsale a TO be secur
ed by good bonds. Deeds to be made upon the
receipt of the whole purchase money, and not beiore
more particular description OF the above property will
be furnished at the time of the sale.
J. P. KENNEDY, Trustee
ap 30 2lw3w GRUMPY < co Aucf.
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NEW YORK CoRREsPONDENCE.

New York, May 18th, 1910.
You have all the news by the British Queen
in the papers, and in your foreign correspond
ence it is not therefore necessary for me to
write you on the subject of European news or
politics.
The transactions at the Board to-day We're
larger than they have been for several days.
United States Bank Stock declined per cent;
and North American Trust advanced II.
Exchange on your city has met with no varia-
ton. On Philadelphia, exchange to-day is BAG
at which price $500 was sold at the Board.
Fanny Elssler, the charming Fanny, is still
the magnet which attracts all eyes to the Won
derful exhibitions of dancing and pantomimic
acting, by which she is dclighting crowded and
fashionable auditories every night at the Park.
Tonight, she makes her first appearance in her
favorite pas "The Cachucha, !" and will after
wards repeat the beautiful piece called FTh
Tarantula" The beauty, fashion, wealth, and
intellect of the city, all go to Fanny Essler,
and patronize her astonishing requirements.
Celeste, the chaste, the enchanting, the popu-
lar Celeste also shining with the brilliancy of
a star of the first magnitude, at the Chatham.
She will appear this evening in piece written
expressly for r,by your old friend Noah, OF the
Evening Star The piece is entitled &C Natalie,
or the Frontier Maid, p and is exquisitely adapt
ed to the display Of the wonderful talents of
Celeste.
Wilson is here again, lecturing on Scottish
and Irish song, after profitable campaign in
Philadelphia.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
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From the Pennsylvania Inquirer Of yesterday.
THE ARREST OF LEWIS.
IMPORTANT MISUNDERSTANDING PAR
fptCTfT.ARG


The Paris correspondent ofthe New York Courier fur
nishes further particulars of the of Lewis, of
the Schuykill Bank After his arrival in Paris, he lived
very hunbly and quietly. General Cas-, however,
deemed it his duty to have him arrested and made APP
plicaton to the government for that purpose. The cor
respondent adds:
"Levis was accordingly taken into custody. On bis
person found 100 francs 60 dOlars) in French sill
yer, and sixteen Spanish douboons. species of COM
mission appointed by General Cass to examine the
prisoner and endeavor prevail on him TO do to ms ei-
ployers all the justice in his power. The commission
consisted of the Secretary of the Embassy OF the United
States; Mr.. Brent, the American Consul, and two or
three American gentlemen of respectabiiiy who for the
resided here. shall not trouble you with the
details of the proceedings, but at once inform you that
the measures taken by General Cass have not been
successful Lewis has acknowledged that there is Anne
rican stock to the of nearly 100000 dollars pu
chased by the money of which he robbed his employers
standing in the Of TWO persons, in trust for HIM.
and is this day execute transfer Of it, He is also to
declare upon oath how he disposed of the remainder Of
the pundered property after which he is TO be berated
but is remain under the surveillance of the police
til the receipt of letters from his employers, stating what
is their wish to have done with him. TO guard against
his escape from Paris and France his passport has been
taken from him, that he cannot move out of this city
fsSuch the brief but correct particulars of this a
fair respects the proceedings taken for the recovery
of the stolen property The manner in which 1t has been
conducted, reflects much credu on the promptitude
ability, and skill of your Ambassador, and may possibly
deter other persons from crme who might calculate
impunity if they could reach France"
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SONS OF AFFLIcv ION LooK...

q =. NANDON's mos Germany RESTORA-
M 1--WE PiLLS, a possa cure for GOnouhGa,
Stubprn Elects, @eeTne-s peroritg of Or. Vandon's
estotiiilve PMS over eVeTTs her medicine vet discov
ered Tor lhe cuteo Sooffv Gleet andoer diseases
of caniary passages bectnu ever, day moro eviden,
rom uelf eAlfaodfnafy taD land, and universal success
since Iie lhtrod ieuoIt ihB the country. less than
rive ihousahd boses n AZ been sold; and instances
nave peeh knu"h 10 IA perform perfect in
lew DAYS 1hecoipt 81 ion of the Pills being entirely
aereht rom any ethe medicine of the kind they
warranted pF0dT icf those unnlaasaat and not nm
frequently dangerous s ntons 81 oGfen o,,,srianced
Hhe thhthg cdrfyd, dpebs turpentne. mercury, and
full in these complaints. -
For sale ony by tesU nderseed vl the authorised
agea for this part ofrs eonntr, TT,e,tcs
NAV pc placea m these Pills
N B. Persons at n distance can he s,nniad IN, ercov
ing tile reactt- P1eS 81 per Box.
G. L. DUHURST,
- oofnB of Pratt st. & Dugans' wharf.
ma 10 lower end Market Space
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MAY IS.

CORONER'S INQUEsT.-AC oroner's inquest
was held on Sunday morning last, by Luther Ratce'
Esq. over the dead body of white male infant, found
buried in field about three miles from the city, the
right of the Liberty road The corpse appeared to have
been buried about month"; The coffin was of Bay
wood which wood bears close resemblance to mahoga
n.y. and was well made. The burial clothes were re-
markably good. Nothing calculated to elicit the cause
of its death and singular burial discovered by the jul
ry Verdict-Hcane TO its death from causes unknown
10 the iurv3
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DUKRHRB RS vARTEr1, s,rl,I,p z,

NO. lOag BALTIMORE STREET.
III 2 Tween - Iuth and Calvert StreeIs)
Avy HE1f1Hl can he had, on reasonable terms, the
" ioho"iEE articles
SweeIiRs Scrld inc shoe ,root, yreavers, and t,;
ler's BRUShB "
kJIInd, Square, and Oval RIl,r1TFR PRINTS bol
soIneiy letts ~ A - ~
WioAy-basktH CARRIAGES
Bellows, Mafd rs Randi, bans cor,p,o, rrops
Baskets, WeS ,boards ,o,rai I,oiJar, ~
Fishing Hcnj land 7 i,es
Hay and ga4S en- Rokes
LINE oriefg on Squeezers
Nests ofseR ar Rnres
Bread Fras ; c1ke boards md rolling pins
siudleTs:SS ,oons ans
Lamp VIZ Ks assorted. candle V-icL
Iine e.g tfsi SIays or IPss,fs ,rd (ra,a ;.,t, -.
maksss $50 ' 'iS '"' Aee"
PtougA' lr leading Lines
Pared1 and kitchen BELLOWS
PatzsJ Taps; Wool Cards
Wo@5 en- cassiuett, Fand cotton CARPETS
hsif and fly Shutties; cabbage Nets sc.
y altimore, 5th month, 1910. mn Io-tc
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COMPOUND SYRUP o FICELANp MOSS

COMPOUND SYRUP o r ICELAND MOSS
FaN1E subscribers having purchased of the late firm
d of MIR. Hutchins s Co. their recipe for MAKING
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS. re
specially inform the Druggists generally, that they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale and re-
talbeing satisfied nom the results of the last four years
of its efficacy the almost certain of long standing
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease if taken
in its ncipent stages also in immediately aordng relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud IN,
WHOoPlNG COUGH, They confidently recommend
being very eecua perfectly safe and gentle in ~
operations. II is prepared from mucilaee or tha lon
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICRs AMI
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines cie,
lated to act mos benecially in all the above diseases
also IN cases OF night swea produced by long couahns
patient. RoBERTs& ATKINSON, Dr,,au;s,s s'e
Corner Hanover and Marker sts
rof sue aiSo ny H. H. COLEMAN & CO.. M
No. l33 Market street
And by MACKENZIE & co. ="
aP !" sswu Corner Gay & Market SIC.
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FgNIPPECANOE CLUBS, d THE WING
n CONVENTION DELEGATES.--Th TipPecGEoe
Qic Step, with beautiful LithogTag Title dedcated
to the Tipgecanoe Clubs Of the T. States. Tie Hard
Cider Quick Step, also with fine LisROgraph Title, and
dedicated % the Delegates Of the Great Wing Conysl5
ton, published by $. CARUSI
And for sale at his Piano Fore and Music Store "a
Baltimore street. ma 20-eod
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CHARLESTON MARKET.

mdy 10, lCtO'
COTTON-Business operations in Uplands have been
for several days past unusually anguid and although
cannot quote positive decline in the staple, sill the
withdrawal of large portion of Operators and the scar
city OF shipping have had due share in giving I'M
settled and sluggish aspect to the trade The stock
manning hand is very light. We report the extent of
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UNIVERSITY or SrARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
FHtB e LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PLY
"A SIC Of the University Of Maryland, will commence
the - sitting term on tire FIRST DAY OF SEPTEAT-
Blaf9 next and witcontinue until the FIRST DAY Or
Ak&S CHI following.
Prof ~ POTTER, Theory and Practice Of AIet
=" r. w. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene and
Ned Jurisprudence.
S. G. BAKER, Matera Medical * Thera-
peHtiCs.
Z" w. j.. A. AKIN, Chemistry & Pharmacy.
" W.-N. BAKER, anatomy & Physiology,
n II. Smith, Lecturer on Surgery.
tof inc ensuing session arrangements have been made
D which DR. Smith will give full and complete course
surgery before the usual period WI ZEN his presence
~ pc require in Lexington After his departure an
Guuolai cou &c on Surgery VIII be ven By the Prof
OF Antony IN Offering six month course of Lee
instead tthe usual termof four months, the Fac
uly are satisf cd thai Medical Student will fully a1Dre-
cate the grea advantages which Ties will derive from
ls extension OF the time, while for 70 few who c5Apot
conveniently spend six months 10 CITY, an atisnd-
anee during lir months wlImees 4 demands Of the
quarter lle well known facilf1E5 of this Instfston
nave Deen increased during the past season by the addi
uoil numerous valuable pTepnrEig ms costly and
extensive anatomical Museum, aEa will be further aid
~ DV il set OF the celebrated a biological Moles
iiDei Oofeu from Gifis by Dir-S NTH. 1t is believed
hey VIII be 5he only complete setsS the country on ti.
1e Oh ule 2oHhGiis ana vii re1d srte Sur
se!y ssuy Aioe iistfucFe than "a could be mace with
IN lheIi' ne stAehtde Che III al appaIatuz of The
CiVefsl ass Deen materially InI Toved and Increased
a q van ale eoiieeto1 OF Forsg and American Min
eis Ve beeh paced N the Is9 oratory for the benef
of the class in Chemistry. Tag If spacious aissecn,
IoIis az Z abundant slly ol1 matcTjG enables the
Iucuit! - oHef advantages En- the study Of Anatomy
Squii-es y! any INSTITUTION u the country. while the
Bahmr - Inrnary affords eses convenience for daily
cilhicii INSTRUCTION pom ~ SlTg rs and Medicine.
ma 10 NiLLlAlat T. A AKIN, Dean.