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King Charles H., on certain time, pay
ing visit to DR.. Bushhy, the doctor is said
to have slruled through the school with his
hat on his head. while his majesty walked
complacenlly behind him, with his hat under
his arm but when he was taking his leave
at the door, the doctor, with great humility,
thus addressed the king: " hope your ma
jesty will excuse my want of respect hitler
to; but if my boys were to imagine there
was ii greater man in the kingdom than my
self, should never be able to rule them"
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EXPRESSIVE. is known 10 be oil

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is known to be Of
great consequence to public speaker
Gesture is sometimes equally expressive
An anecdote is related of an English clergy
man who was tormented by IA trrmagan'
wife.-By and by, she "paid the debt OF ma
ture." His speech was devoted in part tc
the " thousand ills which flesh is heir TO-,
and was concluded by scrip'nral quotation
Extending his right hand toward the grave
he said =" There the wicked cease from
troubling" and then placing the same hand
on his heart he added" and the weary are
at rest"
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WMR "a WRRa
SPRING.

Hail, lovely appearance of spring!
The sernncss of winter is past;
And zephyrs on soft and skcn wing
Succeed to the rude northern blast.
The sun is come forth in his strength
To gladden. the earth with his blaze
The earth feels his power and at length
Sends up her loud tribute of praise.
The hills clap their hands to the hills,
And the valleys to valleys reply;
Swelling rivers and fre,h-gushing rills
Feel the gadness and echo the joy;
Charmed nature, through all her domain,
To adore and acknowledge the reign
Ofh,u Wno is Sovereign divine.
lie sends the glad season of SPRING
Is the earth with her increase, and design
When men in their gratitude sing
Ofn- GOODNESS, 10 smile on their strains
Yea the spirit deghtoh TO come
To the heart in its winter of sin.
To renew with springs moral bloom
And make it all lovely within.
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W. II. ELLIOT,
RCHITECT e. PATENT AGENT
ISAAC WARNER

VTAS Just received, from New York, LARGE
III ASSORTMENTO OF GOODSin his line, among
which are a variety of pure Wines, Cosnac Brandy,
st. Croix Rum Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch
Whskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and plen-
~ of other cheap liquors of various qualities and pr
Ces.
Molases, loaf lump and brown sugar Teas, Coffee,
Cinnamon, Saleratus Bar and Fancy Soap, and
MANY other articles in the Grocery line.
His Liquors and wines we're selected with care and
after long experience and from the largest and hest
dealers IN the line in New York, and are warranted
of The pures and best qualities.
He has Sheelings, Shirlings, Calcos Cambrlcs,
Trimmings for clothes, and many other articles but
no Fancy Goods All of which he will sell for the
lowest prices.
Tavern Keepers and others are invited to call and
examine. -, 80
Burlington, (Church ST. Nov 4S'
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countenance Suddenly changed. He walked
up to the general who had turned away, aud
placed himself directly before him, with a
look of calm resolution worthy Of martyr
Hear me, senor,' said he my father is
grey headed; he is wounded; his strength is
failing even now, though he stands up TO re.
ceive the fire of your men. am young, and
strong and well. Let them shoot nc in his
place, and let my father 90 free
1t was impossible to doubt the sincerity OF
this offer, for the face Of the devoted child
was kindled with holy enthusiasm. A dark
flush rushed to the brow of Morlo, and for "A
moment he looked on the boy in silence.
Thou art willing to dc,' at length he said
for thy father +? Then, to suffer pain for him
will be nothing. Wilt thou lose one of your
ears to save him
Il wil,' was the firm reply.
LEND me thy sword, Pablo ! and, in an
instant, at one blow, the general struck of
the boys ear. The victim wcpt, but resis-
ted no, nor raised his hand to wipe away the
streaming blood.
SO far goods wilt thou lose the other
eat p
| will, TO save my father = answered The
boy convusively.
Morillo's eyes flashed. The hcroism Of {
child compelled even his admiration bu
unmoved from his cruel purpose, he smot'
off the other ear with his still reeking sword
There was dead silence. And now
senor,' said the boy breathing quickly ant
looking up INTO the generals face.
And now answered Morillo, DEPART
THE FATHER OF SUCH A CHILD is DANGER
Gus TO SPAIN; HE MUST PAY THE FORFEIT
OF HIS LIFE y
The MANNED child went forth from tn
presence of his inhuman foe. Presently til
report of firearms announced that he LA
witnessed the execution of his father
Must we blame the cruelty of individual
for such enorn,Ies or not rather the relenl
less spirit of war, that builds up the glory {
its heroes on scallolding of deaf L. and SAT
- rilices daily to the projects Of ambition til
y promptings of humanity.
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
PLA1NT!!
DIR. TAY LOR'S,
BAlSAM OF Il vEW0T.

ENOR the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
L ing Cough, Catarrh, pains the side and breast,
Bronchitis liver complaints, and all those affections
Of the throat and lungs, which are source OF so
much suffering and so often terminate IN CoNsUMP-
rIoS, this remedy justly and highly distinguished.
Ii is purely vegetable, mild and gentle in lis effects
upon the system, and can he taken in the most DELI
cate cases with safety well as well as utility. So
extensively has been used and often proved sic-
cessiul even in extreme and apparently almost hope
less cases, not only as palliative hut as remedy
that the proprietor feels no heslencv IN introducing
il aud Recommending il 10 all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort to some means OF recov-
cry. Physicians, familiar with lis effects and aware
of the healing properties of this vegetable prcpara-
ton, not unfrequenilv prescribed II IN their practice
and with the Medical Faculty generally, it has met
with more than ordinary appreciation.
CONSUMPTION.
The following remarks taken from late
NUM- er Of the Medical Mapazlne:-
"The surprising elect produced by the genuine
| DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of Lverwort, made al 375
Bowery, in Consumption cases, cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We have so long believed the disease Consumption
ncurabe, that is difficult to credit our when
we see persons evidently consumpt.ve, restored 10
health. Yet it is a fact Of daily occurrence
| Certificates from the highest and most respectable
sources of persons who have either been greatly
lleved hy il, or entnely recovered from affections
The lungs and liver, could he furnished in abundance
but we insert only the following -
| Being constituonallv prcdispos
| suffered severely from irritation Of the Lungs, ac
companied with cough and raising matter aud llood
together with severe pain in my sdeund breast, I'll
was supposed to be beyond recovery, was induce,
hv advice of DR.. Perkins, Us last resort to tr,
l"Tavor's Basam of Liverwort" have taken liv'
bottles in all. began TO improve with the first b. t
,le and while taking the third, so far rerovere
as TO be able TO get about. Since which time, b,
continued use of ! am quite restore. and allie Il
attend to my usual business, To persons >u ern
from cough, and affections of the Lungs, do earn
e>,lv recommends.
| (Signed) JAS. g. SCOTT.
Elisabeth City, ". c. Dec. l6, 1912.
For common cold and cough, this is one of tn
very hest remedies ever discovered.
". b. There is spurious and counterfeit artcl
anoa,, and lately introduced into this place There
fore be careful to get the genuine which is from 81
Bowery n. Y. and see that the new engraved wraI
per Is on the bottle TO prevent connercits.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, and LOVELY {
SEYMOUR, Burlington; 5. II. Barnes, Charlotte
NJ. Hail. Hinesburgh; VIM. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond
June &c. vi
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CAPITAL. A man in Ohio, well mounted

CAPITAL. A man in Ohio, we'll mounted
and urging on drove of fat hogs towards
Detroit, met charming lot Of lillp girls, as
they were returning from school, when on,
Of them, as she passed the " swinish multi.
tude," made very pretty cnrtrsy.
"Whv, my little pirl," said the man, "dC
You curtesy to a whole drove Of hogs I"
"No, SIR" sand she, with mos, provok.
ing smile, " only to the one on horseback"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12

TO PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING.
THE subscribers keep on handP their Lumber
L Yard on Pearl Street, Boards .ocantling Plank,
Floor Boards and Inch Boards ;adv planed; Laih,
Lining and other ma tcrals 70" ulding,
Persons in the adj ,ccnt towns can be supplied Mt
the Mills in Underh at a suitable deduction from the
Burlington prices.
n b. They offer TO contract for the erection Of
Buildings on reasonable terms. Apply to II. p.
HcLok. HICKOK e. STEVENS.
Burlington, 3 JAN, 1914. 81 If
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NEW 7 URk.
y F. LEE, formerly ofthe firm OF Lord & Lees
ID. Lee If Babcock, &c. and U. b. BREWSTER,
under the firm of LEE Il BREWSTER, have estab-
li-hed at lib PEARL STREET,
Hanover Square, New York, Warehouse on an ex-
ensve scale,
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CHtIR FACTORY.
FRESH TEAS.

FRESH TEAS.
TX Chefs prime Hy>on skin Tea,
l - 10 do Ezra do do do
100 Hall Chests Young Hyson,
50 Caddy> Old Hyson,
50 do Young Hyson,
10 Chests extra quality Old Hyson,
These Teas were selected with great care and
from the latest lmporalion> and will be sold at New
York Jobhers prices, and freight.
FOLLt1T BRADLEY 4. Co.
Old Dock, Nov, %, 1913. 25
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E1RM FOR SALE,

4pyzA INOR SALE farm in Underhill, con-
49, l. tanning one hundred and iorty-.ix
lsssM2 acres, 1lou one hundred acres Of which
EslNA- is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered lv n good growth of hard wood On the
premises are convenicn, dwelling house, barn. sheds,
&c. and an orchard OF thrifty bearing appc trees
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels OF
cider. Al>o. farm containing one hundred acres
living about one mile from the above about sixty acres
Of which is under Improvement, aud has on IT capn-
cious barn, the ema nder is well wooded, principally
with Leach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the town and OF the main road,-are
well waercj aud well fenced, considerable portion
Of the fence being substantial stone wall, and togch-
err compose one of the best DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premises will he sod TO close concern
for much les than their real value, and possession
given the 1t of April next. For further partcu-
| lars eno ire of A. FOOTE.
| Burlington, Feb. %, 1914 3Sf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
ON CONSIGNMENT.
STOVES! STOVES!!

S'EOV ES. STON ES J!
NEW PATTERNS, & CHI APR THAN ~ Err.
All kinds Of Produce taken in pGymcni; liberal
credit gircn or Cheaptor Cash.
lIENRY MAYO, having talen the Store formerly
/ L occupied ~ HICkOK q CAIlI\, i now re-
ceivng large consignment of STOVES, >i>iing
Of any desirable pattern Of Cook, Box, or Parlour
Stoves, Stove Pipe, TIN AMI Copper Trimmings,
Hollow Ware, &c., winch will le exchanged ior any
kind of Produce or cash. Those who wi,h to pur.
chase Stoves, will do 'hem- elve, = well : HIM a
favor by examining his stock.
Burlngtoa, Oct. |, 1913. Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12

RUSSIA Nam RODS.
4 Tons warranted RUSSIA Nail Rods for sale by
~ FOLLETT BRADLEY q Co.
Old Dock, % 1873 as
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare Reduced TO 81.

tfzlhS3 tfzHtTss t+rtF3s eTrSFf Hll
60 ------- ----l-ss----.--L
Fare to Boston reduced to 81 10 those lcho go through
By same train.
On and after Monday, May Sh, passenger ira MS
run daily, (Sunday> eXcep'e'O a. follows:
Leave Grcenhu, h nj eore A. M.-arrIve in Bos-
ton 6! P. NJ. same day.
Leave Greenlush at lefore 3 P. M.-lolge IN
~prluc hcll--arrive N Boston NJ II 4. NJ next day.
FoR WORCESTER AND NoRwlCt-Pa>,euGe Iale
the ! before irain from Grecnhush, inter, eci the
steamboat tram from Boston al Worce> ter-thence
to Nur,irh.
For HARTFoRp AND New HAvEH-pa>, ergers lcav-
ing Greenlu, ! before I A. VI, take the >team oat
a, Springfield al y! M.--reach Hartford at 3 p. NJ,
ard proceed ly car, 10 New Haven.
Passenger, may also leave Greenhush al eore
P. NJ, reach Springfield =, thence w stage lnme-
dialev to acknowledgement Hartford al 6! next
morning in cars for New Haven.
Passengers must leave The Ticket Office, in S'anwx
Hall, Maiden Lane for the Rail road Ferry Boat at6s
a. NJ, or p Mhe ferry Loaf will t punctual IN
starting. Tickets for the must lie obtained e'oe
going ON hoard the ferry boat.
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SUGARS.

SUGARS.
IN HIS St, Croix, 30 do Porto Rico 20 DO New
/ " Orleans,
80 Bbl> Clarified, so do Loaf 10 do Crashed,
10 do Powdered,
10 Boxes w e. W doul lie refined Loaf for ,ae by
FOlLETT, BRADLEY g. Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, 1913. p
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Window Sash .

VNHE Subscribers otter for sale a large quantity o
1 WINDOW SASH, all sizes, from y Oto
X IS, as cheap as The cheapest. -
J. a. II. p. HERRICK.
Burlington, Marcn T. lSii 80 If
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A MERICAN patent wrought and cast IRON vices
n new and superior article.
Fosters Anyl's,
Ame's long handled Shoves,
Uomer's cast steel do,
Thomas Spades,
Davies Billet Webs,
Trace Chains,
Halter do,
Saw Frames, Hammers &c. dc. for sale by
FOLLETT, Brady u Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, 1913, 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12

= TONS II, Il and inch spring steel,
- 200 pairs@eigh and cutter shoes,
100 Gro bars, assorted sizes,
1000 lbs. zinc,
10 pairs Wagon springs, manufactured to order,
so sett wrought and cast arms. for sale ov
FOLtETT BRApLEi 4 Co.
Old dock, Nov. %, 1913. %
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Old DOOM, NOV, %, 800 .
NOVA SCOTIA GRIND STONES,
20 Water Stones, weighing from 500 TO
$500 each
200 small finished Stones,
100 do Ohio do for sale nv
FOLLETT, BRADLEY 4 Co.
Old Dock Nov % 1913 p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-16
lNrEREs TING INFORMATION.

10 that portion OF the scientific word
employed IN observing tho successive
changes OF the weather, We beg leave
to present the following explanation OF
The unusual brightness Of the SUI on
The morning Of The ION of las, month
Tor which We are indebted 10 a commun.
lcatlon over The signature Of Sub Rosa, =
N the Republican Of Thursday last.
The author informs the world that
The 10Th Of August was The day on
which the constituents OF the Hon.
George {. Dromgoole proyIdei an old
fashioned bar baeue 10 the worthy re-
Presen native Hence
The bright luminary oftho day, as
II conscious Of the splendid gala of
genus about 10 be displayed, rose uo =
mild eiiulgencc, and spread its = -
rays over the scene with unusual bright
ness, a politician might say, big with
the fate of Clay and Coonery.n
How can the Wing cause stand up
against this lawful deyelopment.n
Petersburg hleligeaeer.
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PEAcs.-'fhe Duke Of Wellington used
the following language,a short lime since
in tho House of Lords
My Lords, It IS the proud distinction of
The policy OF this country that lis objects
ADD It's interests are those OF peace-nol
only peace amongst ourselves, but peace
throughout the world; and that we nc.
cordIngly desire to maintain peace
throughout the world, and 10 promote
The independence, aud securiiy,and pros
Peflty Of every country in the world,
-(Cheers.) Your lordships saw the
pains which were taken !ast year. and
nave been :aken every year, and are now
gong on, to preserve peace throughout
Inc world lou have seen me mediat!ons
carrying On new, aad sometimes with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-16

a Vhrr To rnr Pgre.--A Mrs. Yates
of England a,oly visited the Pope, ami
gives the following report Her party
consisted OF twelve, aud the ceremony
of bending the kaec We dispensed
with.
We, not colioI on 10 pay any such
implied homage, placed ourselves Al
once IN a circle around his holiness.
lie vas plainly habt,ei ia loose white
cloth robe, made Ike dressing grown.
his siifpcfs ouI} were ufnaaepieJ, be-
ng composed O crimson and gold, he
IS an animated, Misunderstanding old
.enleman, Of ab1u, seventy years o.
age.-Ono Of his bishops, an English
man, stood near, The Pope was himself
standing, leaning his back against a
table. aud told him who some oil Us
we're. mentioning that one oil The tarly
vas member Of parliament, another
naval captain. DC, aud 10 each person
he spoke Italian en- subjects apr -
PIRATE 10 their cai,ings. From Us Indies
he inquired how long We had been in
Rome' la9 We travelled much? And
ordinary qaes,ons # the sort, which.
though very interesting ,aas. conina
from his lips, were probably, as NJ
as cur answers, very uresome
TO him. Ia about half an hour he cal
ed for his Ia, and CLOAK, aud bow.ue.
eff us 10 take walk IN the adjoining
garden.
The Pope IS sad to lead a rcc'use life.
lis Holiness always dimes alone, never
rides out, or goes anywhere, except into
his garden, nnd never sees women, ex,
cept On such strange occasions as
hose.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-16

SINGULAR prAfH-rhe Roehesler Demo.
10. 'a.es .ha. laY H'Iug Al nollsy. named Elan.
-e.' esea u'sa. T. yetn. While PLAYING 40 a VA.
iHssaai l4nPeJ inlO b,n oil wheat and
a.'oss instant b9ued o, lie wheat winch
.-"a..s 'a lie d.si ysDis be ,oJ.l b. aiken
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sHAlob tIAON-DON -DEs-pIrE

MILKY "AY.-A h-r,o ran away with +. NH.
~ VIA 'utihnan IA u. ih. mofaIag Tn,
"hss'' OF me wagon struck against p,Is - ,,',l.
- i''eh'a o'ih mhk eau snd inikmin ma, n,
,".e.t 81 osl OF lime ana naier some lf,..,,,,r
80 '''ns lie makman and b.. can, Ns,. h,
5foahi'a AI,suset -
lie ba'iontsus ns,s Adjourned i,. ..,,..f......
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THINGS WHICH MAY % TOsrrurp.
ne '-'''l accounts from Lisbon represent me slsls
81 commerce and agriculture d. ii. 80 ., -,
depression HE lefe On Trade nj the country g,..I.
- iaHne nii AMI 30, internal fss1ufc,s l,ts'r,n,
Ger ai.heuines lhr c.lhsarsl OF L,.h,n !, s,,n,
" 'e t''laed 10 scais OF pristine sIp.n,,ens.,
as 10 ne number 1T Il. d,snsl.u..
Votes .or President we're recsutly "a
A'n on me sea nef' Iron City, Monu-
ce'io aud Ne" England On their tflps
rom Cincinnati 10 81 Louis, which re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-16

The u.aiar5 1oafaai etpf'sse. t.s e., aa fhs|
he Iay.n. 6. sfaHt,a4 from New iisyea "a NoN
w.. v.H.o. be long se.s.ed. % asserts thai
iHr laHe Is.sal rad canned be a successful som
r,f sen
.Ia- Has Ia-f a#rfH. nh.7H il - mat aYafa .
.,asa# 20 f.e yea fHef have n4 been sh'c O. nuke
lhsrff.ft IN o. ateH#Ee # Ie.s ahan iue',s hsun
Hos they viii d. ia lbs winter months We shal'
saan Ausa. lut iarY miles of Usanblsf nav.
gotten 10 sid - be over lhe mot dIaieas par
90 fas seaHl md We usf SUPPOSE lie ums VI
he .HI1r~hat Hnefeasea oa th. toufe tbs WaY
NC ave o. toHHi - irls en- hs made en- A.
s,efaEe il ifem ten o. eleven hours Thus Nth
ne rers.niy of % INTERRUPTION from the weather.
vi fsndd has lie gfsat uproaghins between
3 slaa aud N,~ lofs ard - - rinisf between
tbc Is1sf F.aos and Albany il. road ftum lhts
p..es 'o s ltnsfs.d aaI probably he opened IN
tee moria. na8 Ibe anI, aak Winch Nj 10 Thea
nsafad ,s connect NeN Nafk WI Boston snd A.
hsas ai.i be he P.ees oi fsad iTgu Nen Haven h
NsH Ysfk1
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Oh Fuller s-ls. IA hn quaint Rs, 'Ths pyr.
mo- are - far aauug "a az. s, 10 have forgotten
10 'efY names % her lvuadese
Nai"'eah made lhsf aee touy esuiunos -" Sol
affss 49, he D. i'' amy. - me bauie oi.ibs p,
'au.d'. iflm 'ae op. Of ,oairt pyramids. f,riy cen.
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INDIAN tOlAA Hon -rhetc .. an lnt.fe,l-
ias commence aaa 90 Tie "a. number 81 ihs AfAsn
"a iu'e#Feneef describing a. craminatse a
me- aalsls Spencer Academy school established
90 - 'hoes1 nau5n and auonl.d br near, 4.
hHH.afsa faaug ia1aas Us school "A. enenei
.aY - lean'ae last, aui lie pupil, have .nefcs.-
q. % hHHHsf tom sasui ury TIA there Is scarce.
' 500 tnatafaa iaflhem Most OF lhcm when
ihet entered u could eai .pe.k English. but DOW
81 receive instruction 90 hat language. and un,o
hs.1s eiamtned, made iaslf f.pIe. through M,
'ame They are affangea IA lAfss dlsI..un.. seest.
ot.s 10 iaef proficiency, d dIsuaot teacher benz
eesaieI 10 saoh TIE mai advanced disi.oa
paIshe NHe siudlts u'ual in our aosdamie, and II
m'a. he's been a. interesting eight that OF ,ount
"'afe "a he oasi ~ssds eousfains the Cosmen-
'at'es OF mar. Saere" 10 INC SPENCER Aoadem,
,uy Ne IS I'D 81 our htaris
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SAVINGS BANKS The et,al ime,rlsr,, al
SaN.ngs bhnhs md lie eon6d.no. rep5.eJ >, -
instructions "a oHeat baisIn. = .tf.sinrl, n.n,t.,,.
- "a recent Parliamentary felofa Aeosf3,.s -
81 The sum due io individual dcp,.l,r. b. ne :.
''ng' BahA'In The kinsio va, about sl25 oD0
go only l"o-hlihs u which are dspo.is. pndo,
250 u"oef