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REVEREND |. COVERT's.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 NEW aud uaiuaJic remedy for the dre Of Consunp-
Hon, asthma, Brouchtis, Group, Whoopns Cough ana
all diseases Of The Lungs and Windpipej ertenSiueiy
used and commended By The Medical Faculty. 10 chom
The receipt has been freely made knopn.
l. COpERTS CO., Proprietors, 4nbmn, ~. r. GO1D-
LY, PHELPS AND co. WHOLESiLE DRUGGEST,
lag W1TER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON THE
PROPRIERORS TERMS:
testimonials OF the highest responsibility III favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians, Cergymcn mud others, who
have become acquainted with its nature and cliect,--
among which are the ALLOWING
From the Boston Medical Journdi August 26th 1910.
The following is from M article in that paper
on 4" MOrbMs Ldryngeus Concentrating, or bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Materia Mcdica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev, Covers Mixture, also now used so extern
svely for this affection by Clergynen, belongs to the
class stimulating being one of those lucky
combinations OF medicinal which, while II promotes
xpecoralon, does not mpair the tone OF the stomach
OF this medicine feel at liberty to speak, since its
position IL not held from the PROFESSION, and hope
the proprcOrs will fl to give II TO the public.
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employ ed
il in case, and in the case OF many Others, with
decided benefit
TO all uhom il may concern This may certify that
have examined the Rev, COvert's ingredients, COM
pounded under the name of the BALM OF LIFE; and be-
eved said compound is happily calculated TO relieve per-
sons of all ages aud afflicted with and chronic
diueases of the lungs and windpipc, indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts o.
the chest it administered ucder suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. PlTNEY,
Physician y Surgeon
AUBURN, August 3ist, 1893.
This ccrthes that having examined the Rev. l. Covort's
BALM OF LIFE, in all its component parts, do be.
eve ii to be of the best compounds for coughs
symptoms chronic inilamaons, etc, of which have
any knowledge, aud do most cordially recommend its
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
J.W. DANIELS, NJ. ID. s,o
W. J. IOVEJOY M. ID. '"''""'
GORDON NEEDlIAM, NJ. ID. Onontlaga,
T.. LAWRENCE, NJ, u Badwnsvills,
Dir G r. PHELPS, New-Eugand Agent, Hartford, Conn
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kR JARED hii.h,O.h' i''''' wa" '"''H !. w
ff Inc Bilious Cholic and for some two three YEAR
used them uy for that disease and gave them the name VI
ChOlic Pills; but disc from their upernuu the uuw
eru effect on the Liver AMI il, sccretory duets Us Gus
rurn and detergent medicine induced him To ca tend the
them in other diseases via Cholera MorIUs Black
voit Cholera Bilious uholc and other pains III Ill, bow
els DNsrnlur, Dyspcpsa or lndigesIiO Agv ana Fever
Rclntcnl aud Intermittent Fever Colds and Coughs and
they have been found BY their c,pcctorahg operation to
he cicucous diseases of the Lungs. cMow oilers them
to the public under the uppellaton of INTi-BILiOL \
rus, which experience finds unryulcd Tor cmcacy
isclCss and safety They are medicine well calculate, to
remove the cause of disease in its first attack ON the S,s
and Is well known the faculty Ol phi, sic aud may
be known an, discerning and rc, citing mind that hen
the cause of disease is removed can 40 LONGER exist and
there nothing but the effect what has taken place to
cure.
DEAR FRIENDS and FELLOW CITIZENS! purchase and
pursue the directions given the Labels Tor ANY disease
where Eecs or Cuthartics are useful (a one or the o-
both necessary almost every disease to clcarc,
the stomach and bowels and YOU will Undoubtedly realize
n great saving OF pain time aud money beside the danger
You run Of loss OF health aud lille.
Mr. ALLEN FULLER of Double Branches, Anderson Dis
District :. &. writes follows (yz.) dear Sr-1he
box Of pills which obtained from gu several wears since
to the amour, of is ncarl, exhausted and am DESTROYS
Of asCcrininng hy what means shall get II new supply
Besides those which had have never heard of the nils
in all my travels in the southern country where, in nv
yicw there are much ncrdrdn-Furthcr he SAYS ifhey
were conveyed here think il would be the olntro
ducng this unriyallrd medicine d. in my view cy.
tcnsye, into the southern states where they womb n,
particularly well suited to the wants OF the people" n.
SAYS" esteem these pills sohghy that am very DESTROYS
orhaying them more generally known and must say TIM,
have fears lest this medicine should be lost to the
world by some means or other Notwithstanding the means
which YOU informed me yon had taken to prevent such
result Above ALL entreat not to let the secret of
compromising this medicine be- lost to the world Place il
in some place safety secure from lire and water and be-
You'd the reach ofdcnth
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SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
pI, TER.

ONLY l2 10 cents each Each plaster has printed ON
" the back oft, " ShCrmans Poor mans plaser.n IL
Is the best Strengthening plaster in the world and sover-
egn remedy Tor pain or weakness in the back luns side
breast neck limbs; JOINTS rheumatism lImbagO &C. &c.
Onc million year Will not supply the demand They re
qure itc warmng before application. Warrented ST.
pror 10 all ohersand for quarter the usual price,
making not only the hest but the cheapest plaster in the
world II affords relief IN cw hours and makes aston.
ISM cures IN liver complaints and dy spepsa, should
be worn over the region Of the liver stomach and il
VIII afford great and astonishing relief In cough colds,
asthma difficulty Of breathing. oppression Of the chest
stomach, they will Immediately sooth and greatly benefit
The patient. Persons of sedentay habits those Obliged
IN stand much, will receive decided support from one
ofthcsc truly ahen plastcrs Phi, sicans general,
recommend them in preference all Others because hcy
stick adhere better aud afford greater relief In their
operation they are stmnat, tonic, and anodyne They
composed Of entirol different ingrednta from ANY
other; and known from the experience of millions WIN
have used them well the united testimony of all IN,
cecbrH and distinguished clergy and nh, sicans ia h,
the useful and highly medicalc pasereyer il vented
Offered TO the public Several persons have called AT
the ware house to express their surprise and the almost
miraculous cures these plasrers have effected One man
who has been so affected with rheumatism to he unable
To dress himself without assistance. was enabled aler
wearing one only one night to get mp alone in the NOR
ming, put on his cloths and call our office with bea
ming with JOY and hi tongue pouring forth the rladness Of
his heart ut the sudden and signal relief he hnd received
from this best # ali remedies Ash for Dr. Shermans
Poor Mans Plaster II is called, because the price
places II In the power Of all to purchase beings only 2
cents. Sold at the variety store Of P6NGBORN
BRTvSMfID, Jewellers, Burlneton,vt wholesale agents.
liberal discount to merchants who buy TO sell again.
For sale in Woodstock, by J. IL MURDOCH.
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KEEPING ENTERTAINMENT.

Recently gentleman while travelling through
whom he enquired how far it was to the next
house, About two miles, answered the Creek,
but just beyond the house thu road forks and the
right hand will take You to very good house five
miles further Thank YOU said the traveller,
and he pursued his journey. In half m hour the
gentleman came to the first house. The worthy
host was standing in the door.
'IIao!' cried the stranger
Halo, yoursef!' responded the man of the
house.
'Do you keep cu'crtain,nent here''
yes sir
Can my horse have some corn and fodder
No sir, han't got any
Can YOU let me have some bread and mec,'
mo, sir
Have you accommodation for lOdgng''
mo, SIR
why, them how do Won do,'
I'm quite WELL thank you, how is it with
yourself''
The ID catch the fellow" said the sranser
aside, and again resumed: wei, the road forks,
believe, short distance from here?'
yes, IT.
win you be good MS to tell, me where tile RICH,
had goes to-
1t han, gone any where, since | lived in these
parts.
Good day, sir said the stranger.
Good day. replied the fellow, cooly, and
walked into the house.
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500 REV ARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
~ iered Tor months, toany one who will use Il bottle of
Hays Linimfnt tor the PHfS without being cured. OF
thousand sold, in no one instance has~it failed of cure
Proof overwhelming To be had when is sold II is also
certain in nearly euery case, Externally in the
following complaints.
For the Piles, Tightness Of the chest es-
For aHDropsy, pecidliy in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs, or
Sore throat By cancers or other fungus sores, hour
ulcers, eUer obstinate or long
Group, standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scdid Head, Chiibiains &c. A.
LOOK TOUT.
Some Swindiers hare counteited the article and put
up icith uarions deUices. DO not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect yOu-ii il the name of COM
STOCK A. co. Mdt name must dirdys be on the wrap
per- or You are cheated DO not forget It. Take this
direction with YOU and test by that, buy it, for
it is impossible for any other to be true genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK n CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
63 r. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, Vt.
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COUGH! COUGII!

Colds Pulmonary Complaints, al diseases of N,
HhgSi FhhiSc, UhO0piHg Cough, BcCding al the iungs
sour omdch PAIN in the side, Lirr COmpdints&c Prc,
90 cents b0tNe The true original and genuine Balsan
~ LlNERwoRT that has now been in in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia Tor the last thirteen years with
nnrvacd success in curing the above diseases 1t IL de-
cdcdy the most popular remedy in general use. For
genuine, call for Mrs. Gdrdner's BdIsam Of Lir,ruori
ana observe the signature Of the proprietor Udm BrOW
chemist lsl Washington street. Boston. As further So.
cnrN against c0unterits, copyright has been secured
Tor ihe oushc wrapper entered according Act of
srcSs in the Clerks office of the District Court Of Massa
chlscts slO. II truly avcgeabe preparations and
now recommended by many of our first PLY sicians For
evidence OF its support over all other preparations in
SIDE directions; Certificates from the following individuals
well known in Boston. VIM. +. IIarndcn, conductor OF
The express from Boston to New York &C. Fills, NJ ID
Thos llaskns, Jr; Elisha Horton; II. Brown; d. +.
Woodbury. Horace Gall; Miss l.. Howard; +. Williams
NJ d. rms article is for sale by all the Druggists Bos
ton dealers supplied by the proprietor dealers in New
York or Philadelphia.
BosToN, Arc II. 1910
hereby certify that within few years past have had
several friends who have been subject coughs colds and
pulmonar, complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with n cough myself A Young mun who Is
agent for me at New York. fell from the on the Bos-
ton and Worcester Railroad about four years since while
they were running at the rate of fifteen miles per hour and
received scrour injury, which caused him to bleed in
wardy, daily fort year. Amer much pcrslason induced
him to try Mrs. Gardncrs Indian Ralsam of Livcrwort
He used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him; he is
now as well ms ever. He thinks nothing hut this Basam
could nave saved his life therefore, from experience
chcery recommend IL To my friends and the public for
coughs, colds aid all pulmonary complaints raising OF
blood. &c. 1t is prepared and for sale by VIM. Brown
Chemist, Isl Washington street Rosion.
WIN. +. HARNpEN,
Conductor Of Harndens express from Boston to " York
For sale by r. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, VI,
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NOTICE. WARREN ~ MUTE, would respectful,
give notice to their friends aud the public, that the,
continue manufacturing Saddles HARNESSES Trunks, Val
Uses and Carpet Bags aud all other articles in their line of
business to suit customers nj their old stan-as they In
tend to suit customers IN order to get living by their bust
ncss-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, aud hope for II continuance
Woodstock, MAY b, lsIU, l,r
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my gun went off last night said Tim Trap
lately, to an old acquaintance. Were you
alarmed?' asked he. mo, but much injured, re-
piled Trap. 'Ah! how did il 20 off, at halfcocked''
no., said Trap, it went of at half-pasf eleven,
in company with darnation scoundrel, who beg
ged for supper, and a nights lodging
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A fellow coming ou, Of a tavern one icy morning
rather blue fell upon the doorstep. Trying to
regain his footing he remarked, eff, ms the Bible
saws, the wicked stand on slippery places, mast
belong to different class, for it more than can do
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Woman.-A being who was first made an angel;
but having been turned gu, OF paradise, her wings
were clipped ofrso that she could not fly back over
the gates.
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poetry.
For he Shirt ofthe Age.

Mr. Elit0r:-rhe following beautiful lines
which are from the pen of Mrs. Sgourney. de
sire youl publish should you think proper, By S,
doing YOU will much oblige Yous, NJ. F. b.
TO A RURAL RESIDENCE
How beautiful it stands,
Beneath lis elm trees screen,
With pure and Attic corniae crowned,
All graceful aud serene.
Most sweet, yet sad, 1t is,
Upon yOn scene to gaze,
And list lis Unborn melody,
The voice of other days.
For there as many year
Its varied chart unroed,
bid me in those quiet shades,
And called the joys of old.
called them, and they came,
Where vernal buds appeared,
Or where tina yine-clad summer bower
Its lempe-roof upreared.
Or where the DER arching grove
Spread forth its copses green,
While eye-brght and asc,epas reared
Their unframed stalks between-
And the squirrel from the bough
Its broken nuts let fall,
And the merry, merry little birds,
Sing at its festival.
Yon old forsaken nest,
Returning spring shall cheer,
And thence the unhedged robin send
His greeting wild aud clear,-
And from yon clustering vine,
That wreaihs the easement round,
The humming- birds unresing wing
Send forth whirrng sound
And where alternate springs
The lac's purple spire,
Fast by its snowy sisters side,
Or where, with wings of fire
The king orally gancing went
Amid the foliage rare,
Shall many group of children tread
But mine will not be there,
Fain would know what forms
The master, here shall keep,
What monther in my nursery fair
Rock her young babe to sleep;-
Yet blessings on the hnowed spot
Though here no more j stray,
And blessings on the stranger babes
Who in those hall shall play.
Heaven bless You to my plants,
And every parent bird,
That here among the nesed bough4,
Above ia young hath s,Tred,-
kiss Your trunks, We ancient trees,
That often DER my head
The blossoms of your howe-v spring
In fragrant showers have she'd
Thon, too, Of chnngrful mood,
I thank thee, sounding s'eam,
That blen, thine echo with my thought,
Or woke my musing drram--
kneel upon the vcrdant turr
For sure my thanks are due,
To moss-cup and to clover leaf
Tint gave me draughlS of due.
To each perennial Hover,
Old TENTS Of the spot,
The broad leaiad lily Of the vale,
And the meek inrgnnt me. not,-
To every daisy's dap2led brow,
TO every violet blue,
Thumbs THINKS! may each returning year
Your changess bloom renew,
Praise 10 our Farther Cod
High praise in solemn lay
Alike fnr what his hind hath given,
And what i, takes away
And to some other loving heart
The dear" retreat, the Eden home,
1t long hath been TO me.
l.. II, SIGOURNEY.
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Yankee IIill tells Of man whose hair was so
red that his wife used to &c, up in the night thinking
it was sunrise.
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A Kentuckan said when he was south the sun
was so no, us 10 melt the buttons of his coat BY
spoonfulls. Warm, that.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,

FENIE subscriber having Onractcd with Mr. S. l.. Chase
for the right OF his for the County Of Windsor,
begs leaves to call the attention OF the public to the same
The stove beyond doubt economical aud
than other cooking in 1t is convenient be
cause OF its peculiar construction and econOmca Tor the
reason that will three 0urts OF the fuel ncccssar! to
be consumed in other stoves, order to do an equal IL
mount OF cooking Ii contains two ovens OF large umcn
siOs which in instant have the tepcratureso chan
ged by hampers to be adapted baking or roasting the
most delicate well the cOarsest food The boiling de-
department is perfect in every point of view. Sin boilers
can be used time, The broiing department $50 con
sructed that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room, being ed directly into the stove Owing ia
the peculiarly of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates none the from the fire chamber suffered IL
pass directly into the pipe, while all the coolest air in the
discharged This is done by air chamber for
rare6ng the air aud smoke after has parted with its heat
and, in such manner to produce very strong draush
thus all the heat generated must he applied to some prac
teal purpose.
In proof ofthe above have connected with this advert
ismcnt the following certificates from gentlemen Otnd0ub
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity
The will be kept constantly hand and for sal,
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July nth 1910.
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Why is moasscs candy ike horsci Because
the more YOU lick it the faster it gncs.
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The ladies' off south have formed an Anti
caryinga-squan5 bnby-,o .church.society.'
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WAN Ed, old gold, silver brass copper and pewter
w for which the highest price viii be paid. in exchange
Tor goods or work J.H MURDOCH.
Sept. 20, 1910
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family for some time past The Stove is althat YOU have
recommended it to be and feel it my duty to state that
consider 1t one otlhe most important Muentions mhm
my knowiedge. Being simple in construction and con
peniem IN form deem it TO be dFdbie, and well calcu-
lated stove From the fact that beiere wonH sGoe ne
many coHrenifncc which hisstove POSSESSES all 9th
or stones IN use have 10 hesitation III rccommending in
pecuniay point of view ocvcry one whether they already
have or have not other stoves, PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, W.T. June ilh 1910.
This ccres that have used s. IChac's Cooking Stove
nr all me purposes OF cooking Washing De usual IN lami
lies ana ma TO Dc me most ecohomc~ and c0nre""m
cooking stove which have ever used or seen and ron cN
pcmrnl ma lha'l requires no more man one tourM
0he fneincceSNTy 10 be consumed IN any other COOK
"oe wn,Cn aNr 'G or srcm r%Gmf% " az eqmn
n0"htU coohW"' me ovens o' 'he Stove surnass any
hlng OF 'le hhd IN use Tue! co"e ana ToaH adlrahy
rno !, ~, al, xxx" anu mo"'u
.,ora, - - 49, ~ n u ,yIrrr
Woods,ocl W.. .m,y ,a,h 1slo IL :" VIII
~ w 49, ~
Mr. >, H. Chhse'-iiaNng used your cooking stove in
my AMY w., Tor some ale pas. ana nans II WORTHY Of al
~ "e 6esf cooking store use Having used all the
purposes OF cooking such us baking roasting boiling
ow md "a' ~ Tn s u, s'Im
kind which has come to my knowledge The stoves is
most RgcH0usy calculated for every culinary purpose.
Wy mmil, are remarkably well pleased with the brOiins
department of the stove none of the smoke being suffered
to come into the room. ZERAH LULL.
Woodstock Nt- Jul, 18th 1870
Mr. Chasc-Sir; After h,yine uscd your coor,ng stovc
No q in nv emily Cor n suIlrieu, ,me IN have ,Iy so.
lied myself of its usefulness; am prepared to express my
opinion that IL is prCtrd6e To any COOKING SroyE OF
phich Ihaue knowiedg6. The saving fuel the amount
of business hat may he accomplished by it, the uses Of
which the hearth is susceptible, and all its advantages ia
E r n".,T ", ~ w ny U''auu' nh,ipEi
oui htioh ~ Az oNL NoN ~ 'st' ! 'h'nk thh
, WV, u w. W. I'a"Ec az
nt ""WttSGS '"a co"u oo reasonably anticipated rom
WV" Ut" JASPER HAVEN
WooIstock VI Oct 10. IsiO
-, .,n
'." "'' VI mus, SNouh''s H'oNcs' M y since
,I' ou''',' Nv" n"r u" institution W RECOMMENDING rs
o'g orl'tr SoHr III every respect, Than any low III use
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Mr. ElHor:-'rhe following beautiful lines,
which are from the pen of Mrs. Sigourney, de-
sire you TO publish should you think proper By so
doing YOU will much obige You's, NJ. b.
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HITCHCOCK'S ANTI-BILlOUS PILLS.
LOok nj This and Reddi

East Bethel, August lslO'
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Uy NVNo IVNN CV,,
II Maiden Lane, New York,
Y. HUTCHINSON, Jr., Woodstock, W.,
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+. T.. BARKER No. 35s l-2 River Street, Troy. ~ Y.
THADEls POMEROY. in Exchange Building, Corner
If Exchange Market Street Albany, n. Y.
For SALE nv
7. HUTCHINSON Jr. Woodstock, VI.
:. q. " &. u. CHAMBERLAIN, barnard, Vt.
MERRlCK GAY. stockbridgc, Vt.
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COMMON cOuNCII


NJ an adjourned Ing, 90 tho 2gth ln.,an, -
Prcsent-hics,u. G.. w. Munford. Pfssidont
J. A. Lancaster, John Dove, James Caskie, JAS.
T.. Heath @. a. Myers. WIN. e.. Allen. John
treemir, and James Allen
Mr. Myers presented the following rcps RI rion,
INC COMMITTEE appointed to inspect the condition
NE Dock, &c That they have examined tho
poch since the water has been drawn from Il, and
en.y nnd That the bed Of the Dock is formed almost
v"tels OF sand, with very thin covering of mud;
80. mere - no dcenycd vegetable matter resting
~" u'S oeu' ana that the sides OF the Dock which
nv Principally formed of timber are sound and mot
unhuetsoing any decomposition. They are iniorn
Gu oY persons we'll acquainted ilh tho C,c, Thai ON
"'iu tn'h one occasion the Dock has been emn,i
1h before, IND remained so durinp The n,o,,hs 80
July. Angus, and September and ,6,t nn I,,a;',,i
ys' cnce's were ever experienced from tbis cons.
no Committee are, OF course, unable 10 ,,s,S.s,
pu, SO TAR rs their observation enables RI,
luuSe' they see no cluso whatever To npnrsh..I
n't any INJURY can arise to tho health of ,b, Co.,
from the draining of the Dock at this time. Son.
oPp'ehensons, II Is understood, are entertained -,
consequence OF the intended removal of n nort;o, ~
Ihe ocd OF the Dpckto the banks on either siJs L,
lnese approximations, the Committee conceive viii
&C Sc when II - known that the material of 1Lch
y Is composed is sand, AMI the removal oC d.,
substance, IN any condi'ion, is not bolicvcd -, ~
OF any bad conSeluence.-All which :;
respectfully submitted. winch Is
On motion Of MIR Heath, tho report was laid nm