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q Albion, Mich. Dec. Goth, IS45.-HsNRY
BAILEY Esa--Dear Sr: Your wonderful mighty Magi-
cal Pain Extractor generally considered have saved
.he life OF young here who becsme badly burned by
falling into the IRE in ii. Within week past child that
Was scaded mas died in this place for the OF L.
eoncincea than that family oushto be i,iou
boz tro haRd-ye should &c qute unsafe spltiot
constantly hand Councils and pernicious s,ut
The &c nuine Your ointment Cannot fail TO bring
fore but should regard the fortune OF ar lees import
than he OF good done ihrous yonr
tally. Yours, trGiy F. FURGUSON.
General Depot for the United States for the sale OF Dali
eys Ma cal Pam Extractor, 10 FuonsL Sun Bulldng
n. Y. y ellis
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Business Notires.

ry PEALE's GREAT AMERICAN PAINTING is still eS'
hbitng day and evening at the exhibition rooms OF the
National Academy OF Design corner OF Broadway and
Leonard sts Among the peculiar merits OF this spen-
did work OF art may be enumerated-Harmony OF Tone
and Color the Number and Variety OF its Forms and
Characters its Anatomical Correctness, and the Taste
displayed in the arrangement OF its various Groups AS
arts,ca production it is well worthy the attention
ofevery lover of the Fine Arts as well as OF persons of
taste and the friends OF good morals.
Price 25 cts Pupils Of schools with their teachers,
each l2t cts the teachers accompanying them gratis
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Markets.. :. ca.sf.l!y Reported for The Tribune.

TUESDAY, Jan. 8.
AsHEs-We note sale OF so 5bs Pots, inspection OF
1886 Mt So 5. and 80 bbls do old a; 10 OF Pearls
about so bbls in lots were taken at RI
COTTON-There is little or nothing doing to-day
Shippers will not buy and the demand for consumption
is small Prices are without change.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for home use was
moderate to-day, and small sales were made at 50
Some shippers were in market at rs. and 1900 bbls
Michigan and Gencsee taken at that figure for Ly-
erpool and London The market for consumption must
be quoted dull at SIT and the demand good for ship
rnent and consumption at 10. In Southern hear OF
but small transactions Good brands Georgetown. Rich
mond Baltimore, Brandywnc, &c. sc. are 1910 but
irregular lots picked up At lower rates Rye Flour
%. Some supplies OF Corn Meal are now on the mar
ket Jersey is held at 4 "a -. Brandywine 4 3Tt :;
hhds SS There is still shipping demand, and sales
500 or 600 bbs Jersey have been made at "a and there
abouts The sale OF 5000 bbls Brandywne reported yes
terday is believed to have been made at 25 delivered
here These age purchases Of Meal said to be for
account of the British Government with what truth We
know not Bag Meal is ls4 al % for Yellow, and l
37tGl A for White. Buckwheat ! s7!02 per cwt-
Western Ship Sufs l7Gl6c and dull.
GRAlN-The Corn market is heavy. and we notice
sales 5000 bushels White Southern At 67c for shipment
and 6OOO 1000 bushels Southern at delivered
for disiug and 500 do Jersey at re- Small saes Ier
sew Rye have been made roc. Northern is worth 1870
soc, with shipping demand at the lowest price Oats
are 4704sc at retail. Nothing doing in Barley OF
Wheat.
WHIsKY-We note sales 200 bbls City at 25c, and 100
es Western TIC az WEIGH TIE uafKel ID steauy
Drudge is quiet at DC
HAY-A cargo of Jersey sold FOR shipment on terms
we did learn. Tie range go lOOc out OF store
BEESWAX-Sales 1900 lbs Yellow at 3Cc, cash.
SEEDS-We no.ice sales 200 tics Rough Flax at $40
37i tlO SO. Clean is IL 250li so.
HAIR-Sales COCO lbs Rio Grarde mixed on terms not
made public
pRoVIsIONS-Therec continues to be demand for
Prime Pork il is active yesterday. The
market is firm A sale of 80 bbs was made $40 SIT
Mess is dull. We quote 10 000l3 l2t. Sour Prime =
5Oa9 62t Beef Is 75Gs so, and S5a5 so with mod
crate trade demand. Souris selling al s75 ass and
a503 So and in demand. Prime Mesa for export Is ol4
We note few days since Of 200 kgs Picked Meats
at Tic for Hams and SIC for Shoulders Pigs extra Cry
Smoked Hams 9iollc, shoulders &C. sides &C. seei
6ia7c Lard is quiet st0sic. Sales 70 bbls at &C
Butter and Cheese without particular Change we
note for shpmen. OF 700 casks and loUo DIS
at 7d7tc.
Hops-There considerable movement last week s;s
in Hops and about 10 bales were moved either ior snip
tnept from first hands or for sales The range ID from
2Oc for Common Eastern TO occ for No Western The
stock moderate The entire receips az nde VIZ
Tar in la45 was s74 300 lbs against l3l97OO In ls4i
about $780, per cent falling OF.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

r. For Sdles Of Stocks. sc. see Fourth Page
TUESDAY. p. NJ
The war chill was on to-day at the Stock Board,
and the fancies went down. The Second Board also
looked disastrous The Eric" Committee did not re.
port proposition leave the matter to referees was
made 1t was not definitely refused nor accepted.
Exchanges are dull and rates heavy. especially
for Francs at 527i o6i-sterng is 81 0as Southern
bills of good character s0si.
II is understood that the recen, fluctuations in
stocks have taken two of the leading Boston Brokers off
their feet.
Our readers will find on the outside valuable
statement of the business of Canals for 1s45 COM
pared with 1874 The total value OF the property going
over the Canals both ways is it will be seen, just equal
TO the aggregate of imports and exports at this
port and only about sixteen millions less than the whole
imports OF the United States This fact will be rather
startling to those who have never reflected upon the
amount OF business done on our Canals.
The City Bank and Bank of Monroe at Rochester
have each semi.ann ua dividend of three per cent.
The Exchange Bank Of Hartford, Conn. divi-
dend of one dollar and fifty cents per share payable on
demand.
The New Haven Bank four per cent for the last
two months; New. Haven County Bank, four per cent
Ncw.Eaven City Danh ittee oiiu u"''' anu ' ' ~
Mechanics Bank TWO dollars and half per share.
The Petersburg Railroad three per cent for the
last six months.
The receipts of the Western Railroad for the year
la45 will be about $4,000; last year OF
$4,000 or Whereabouts The President Of the Company
Geo. Bliss Esq., retires the close of his present term
OF Office and declines reelection to the Board OF Drec
tors
Counterfeit SIS on the Montgomery County Bank,
with the State Registers certificate the back are in
circulation The filing up is bad and the paper thin and
greasy.
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Business Notires.

v. B. PALMER, The Agent for o! the best News
papers OF nj cities and principal towns throughout NE
country and receives Advertisements al his Co'
try Newspaper -advert'r,ng AEsney, IN ibis 5ading-En-
-..,,.. CO., orrrcr u
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~ Wife oil Alderman OF the Eighth Ward
Liver disease and Dysp-p'a cured. Doubt-though The
dou6.er be as ncedulous Thonas-mus, give way be
fore the cumulative siuoney in OF this aniaso
Fist anc eonqueror OF disease Read the slboDrg
tic. and then be incredulops ii n B See certi6
cats IA the sunday Aias would challenge the world
produce iis equsl.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE TESTIMONIAL
Dr. Thorp--Sir-l am much grhtifed in being able 10
testify the efficacy your Csrnnants in curing OF
affection Of the liver and dyspepsia. Three years
attacked with severe pains in head accompanied
with excessive drowsiness mich wss unable 10
arouse myself even in coEpaRy-would often sleep for
hours sickness the stomach, usually
rui-ei great quantities OF froth dry hacking
cough. loss OF nped,s very much dsbated severe pain in
The side and shoulder crest depression Of spirits life
ed burden. had gwen All hopes of e,Uvery when
n friend recommended your Cs.minsnta- Alter some per
sussion look IL; nud found immediate benefit From that
period 10 the present have enjoyed excellent hesh and
know owe S'y recovery 20 The Carm.nariis. when all
other medicines failed wculd recommend this medicine
10 al suffering, who sincerely think viii find great and
lasting -rehL wtli be happy TO all who may wish 10
bear farther al my residence. No. IL Rrn,vick-st.
MRS D. VANDERVO0RT.
Sold by Il. V. BUSH, Wholesale Druggist 81 Barclay.
St Il
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General Notifies.

Il Mechanics In.tirufe.-PEof Red's Tenth
Lecture OF his on Chemistry, applied TO Aria aud
nianutacrr-., will pa given the Clinton Hal, Lecture
hpoui' on Thursday Evening. sth inst al O'Clock
SAtrrhy Evcntng, D ba,ing Ciass holds its meeting
Sea-oh eets 81 or - single lectures Lectures De-
oars, &c Tree to Members Terms OF membership 81 init
's'ion and 81 eary dues Minors admitted or Inc pay
neni Of 81.
Members whose yearly payment became due on the LIST
OF January requested call early practicable and
get their tickets renewed. J. J. MAPES, President
c. l. BARRIrT, Aciuary. il 2t.s'
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Scince and skill IN every art
Have cow TO great perfection grown,
And he who best that skill imparts

HIS ceecs make widest tro"n
Bary's skill has perfected most beneficial compound for
the prevention OF badness and the people are daily appEe
cIsug his labors in the cause Of the afflicted His Troop
herous horou tested by thousands and all
itunapproachaNls. You who have never used IL
procure bottle, aud try its efficacy. and word for it,
you will find il all have stated SOLD al The general de-
pot, I46 Broadway, and By Druggist generally throughout
for a list OF whom first page this paper.
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~ Mr.. Hanington's benefit comes of this evening
at Peae's Museum The belle of NewYork and also the
Count dorsay of NewYork are to make their appear
ance For programme, advertisement In another
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WARREN JENKINS,
Secretary of The Columbus ms. Co. Is Wall-st.

Union BANK, NEw-YoRE Dec. Goth, lsi5.
To WHos IT MAY CoNcgRN-This is 10 certify that this
Bank purchased II c. JONES, of Newark, NewJersey,
one of his Patent Combination Locks with Brass Springs
in Nav last pas for oil their underground vaults. We
found very difficult to obtain any Lock which would re-
main in good order but short time IN consequence Of rust
Ne have now hsd Mr. Joness Lock on our vault greater
length OF time than any Lock previous 10 stand the test ana
b remains in good order. We would ciserully
om,nend his Locks 10 all where security and durability
Ssonired ED. II. AUTHUR, ASST Cashier.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
rI,HE ALPS AND THE RHINE. BY j. T. Heedley.
One vol beautifully printed. 81 els.
"This capital WORK" Com Adv.
"Thi, clever volume composes series OF attractive
sketches OF the Apnep Of switzerland and the scene
ry along the Rhine. Mr. Headey Is discriminating OBJ.
server and his descriptions marked with great vivaciy
aud originality OF expression" Bedford Mercury
The Pilgrim In the Shadow OF the Jungrsu By Goo. B.
Chsever, D. D. One volume, bea ntifully printed so cn
This Is d very able and interesting work." IN T. IT'D.
We can commend IL 10 universal favor Com Adv
Published and for sale by
WILEY & PUTNAM, 16l Broadway.
Who will shortly puslisb explanations" by the ae-
thor OF the Ve.tges OF Natural History Of Creation.
Haztps Lecture the English Poets.
Farfax's Translation vi TassO. u
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Il sons OF Tempe rance, Jefferson Division. No. :.
-Broh-,s Of tbs Division hereby notified 20 nee; This
afternoon the Division Room. O'Clock, for the pur
paving the last tribute OF respect deceased
bEolhor, William shaw. By order.
WV JONES, Jr R. S
~ B.-The order ia general respectfully invited IL
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BROOKLYN Cry GUARD Observation-Disclosures
are hereby notified that the Second Assembly of the
Course will be held at Gothic Hail, Adams.st. on the
evening of January 18Th 1916. Subscribers tickets
ready and Can be had Of those through whom their names
were handed in to the Committee Of Arrangements All
who have not received tickets, and have friends who
would like 10 attend will please make early application
on Friday evenings Monday evenings OF each week az
the irn0ry the Secretary 1872 Pearl-st New'io rk
Tie Number Of tickets is limited
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REV. DIR. ARNoLD's WORKS.

NE V, DIX, ANNOIDT0 WOnNs'
n APPLETON L CO. have just published The History
~. Of Rome from the earliest period, by Thos. Arnold
D. D. volumes Of the English edition reprinted entire
in elegant 8vo volumes. Price S.
This work nannot fail OF being welcomed an npor
addition historical literature. Ii has long since been
admitted the best history Of Rome written
Sermons preached In the Chapel of Rugby School, by
Thos Arnold D. ID. neat volume l6mo. rs cents.
This volume will be found To be interesting and valuable
to a Interested In the education Of youth
Lectures Modern History, by Thos. Arnold, D. D. with
preface and by Prot Reed Of the University OF
Pennsylvania: vol. l2mo 81 ,25.
Already introduced book In several Colleges.
The Miscellaneous Works OF Thos. Arnold, D. D. In
Guiding nine additional essays be found In the Eng
lish edition: vol 6yo. price 81.
This volume consists OF republication OF such OF Dr.
Arnods writings of permanent interest and value
Ia Press new edition OF Dr. Arnolds Life and Cores
poudence-in large type: vol ovo
History of the Later Roman Commonwealth, by Thos
Arnold d. D. vol. 3yo n 2ts
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These heavy payments have NOT only exhausted the
capital the ant bu; have rendered necessary an anu ac
IN pursuance 10 the act chapter HI OF the laws OF
to the amount up the 3oih day OF sep'enoe1
The fund possesses means TO meet this debt
as fO!lows: -,oooo 40
Csoital invested. --..-----.----- 10000 90
Balance Of money in the treasury 3os53 %
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r. Two Grand Family Holiday Performances VIII be
given today a. The American MueIn a. and ha!ipGst
P NJ embracing ar Of fun end instruction 10 be
found where else The Giants can be seen b. a hoc's
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~ Comstock Co AZ q Cor;lart.st have made ar.
10 increase their laboratory by The addition OF
the OF all kinds OF Soap, Perfumey &c aud
work the whole BY steam power hv which great saving
effected l-bor and material Mr. Johnson, sie john
CO. conducts chemical experiments IN the soap
aed perfnery department. and manufactures his ceebra
led Walnut OIL Military Soap for shaving. i eteod
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Thus leaving. on the 3O,h of September last,
n balance OF debt. charged upon Ike future
,L. I'D -

n balance OF debt, charged upon Tie future
contributions OF the fund, S2769iS q
The Mariners Fund is constituted of moneys collected
from the masters Of vessels and from aud pas.
sengers 70 defray the expenses Of The Marine Hospital
at New.Yo the quarantine establishment at that place
aud other ike expenses a, that port. These moneys
collected and discussed By officers appointed for that
purpose whose rendered 20 the Comptroi'
Ter and audited and settled az his Office, and the balance
only OF moneys collected over and above the current
penses are paid into the treasury and constitute the
fund as here presented.
The capital OF this fund.- the present time, is as fol-
lows: 90
Money invested in state per stock $4,000 90
Mortgage from the Sealnens Friend Society,
Money in the treasury under protest... 81 62l 10
Balance OF money in the treasury, 30th Ssptem-
Ter - sos -
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amnseurents.


BENEFIT OF a. HANINGToN,
A.easop 49, Ss,s, 81 s, - NC psss.. Nh
.nn: 90 Broadway, opposite the City Hall, Wednesday,
Ban afternoon performance a, o'clock and in tbs
evening oepk admission Is cent? children half price
Hsnlas soas 1ea moving D.oyarnas. Lady Of rans-
ing Tableeu, representsg ff'
THE BELLE OF NETWORK
Silence Is requested and those who may know ,aa 40
Will confer favor by keeping ,he name secret Al,o On
his occasion. Gentleman OF this city viii sppe.r a Lv.
ing Tsb!esn, representing the
COUNT DORSAY, or BEAU OF NETWORK.
who trusts in volunteering 20 serve friend be may BE-
accused OF vanity.
Grand Concert, Vocal and Instrumental, By tho Meas
Family. Dancing by La Petite Cecilia Italian Eantoccln
By Signor Montana, Grand Balloon Ascension. Comicsi
Joey the Clown &c &c. &c Negro Exavsganza BY tbs
Sable Serenaders, consisting Of Songs, Choruses and
enuns and Gales
n B-The Beau ard Belle only appear in tho Evening.
The LAST Day. it
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n, ~, 9o,l dav Of September, 1871 upon the close Of
y. ..o,,,s ot that dsca wear balance due to the
Tr.ssnrr from this fund for advances TO meet the
5 ,,5on il over and above the the receipts of its
, ,.'a',u ~ - s25,9i7 81
nad,., he above balance of its revenues
insiuipe in the Treasury, upon the close o.
,n. counts of the last fiscal year, 10 ioi -
And there will remain balance due to the
Treasury from the revenues OF this fund.-
on ,he som d,y Of September last, of $a5a3 "a
The law requires that the capital OF this fund should
remain invested that the interest only should be eH
pended TO the appropriations made from H.
The whole amount OF the notes OF nsoivent banks re-
deemed through the safety fund, since its instu,o ~
the year l299 is.--..-.-----.-- -ou W
In addition 10 these redemptons OF notes
debts due from those institutions "hc
made oy Jaw a., se amount 33 20 O5
Aio'S VIII f- - -
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BLANCHE VERNON, THE ACTRESS,
pY j. o. SMITH-Price ia cents-It often happens that
Dpurchasing book, tho reader throws IL down with
pshaw !" before he has got through half dozen pages
In the above sweet novelette, we can insure the public
against such disappontment-for though the suthor
young he has wrought fiction remarkable both Tor i
beauty and trulhfulness
BURGESS, STRINGER l. CO.
IL 2ts ~ Broadway, corner Ann-st
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and ignorance brooded DER earth Ike 4 pail
These lines stolen from clever poet refer 10 old by
gone days. when bald heads had remedy when scur and
dandruf the ascendant and dry, why hair al
the rage Il long before the discovery Phalon's
Chemical Hair Invgorator, which Is used by the oderrs
as an antdoie 10 all diseases OF the cranu. Time makes
changes person may as we'll be out of
the world as OF fashion This being the case you must
have healthy soft glossy head OF hair free from dandru
which can be attained only by using The Chemical Hair IT.
vgorator.
Prepared by E. PHALON, 2li Broadway, Wis-makeT,
Hsrcu,,er &C. and sold by dru. and arcy generally
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Qnttion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT.-Stors
I'D 24 Observation-Disclosures Cash Advances made on con-
meuts for AucI!os Ssles.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. Q.
BooEs-A large variety OF standard and miscellaneous
Books.
MONDAY EVENING, ism. u.
VALUABLE PslvArE LiseAnv.-A valuable Private Ii.
brary OF choice RooSs-English and American edtorsn
Gliding many valuable works Also large col
lection OF rare works relating TO America and the Rsvou
lon Asirology &c
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PEREMproRy SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
CuScERY-We would invite the attention OF capitalists
and others to the sale OF Real Estate in chancery which
takes place This Day. wednesday, the TN inst at Il
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. Anthony J. Beeck
err Auctoneer unde. the direction OF Phlo T. Rusg!es
Master in Chancery The property in Partition consist
ing of the one undivided half part othe four story brick
Store l.2 Chaihar,.s on the new line. OF ! Houses
ON a lot fronting on Washington and on Troy sts OF
Lots on the East side and Lots directly opposite on
the West side of between 3sth and 39ih SITS
OF pieces OF Land on the South and North sides of
4Oth.t with gore (eing 70 lots and on the West side
OF Third.avenue (being lots) OF piece or block of
land living on the East side OF Boomngdale Road. on
the North side of 5ithst on the South side Of 55,hst
and on the Yves, side OF sevenh-avenue (bens % ots
OF an entire block OF ground embracing the East side
of sevepthayesue the West side of Sixthavenue the
North side of 5ihst and the South side Of 55thst be-
tween the said Avenues (bens 6 Avenue and 4s Street
lo,s3 And OF piece of land the whole front OF the
Fast side OF by about s. feet in depth DE
ins lots between the last described streets and
srs ooTa IN the ~ E corner OF 55thst- and Sxth-ave-
49, Mans can be Obtained OF the Auctioneer No. =
Broad-st. - -.
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ar PALMo'S OPERA HOUSE.

The Harmoneops
GRAND VOCAL, Instrumental and operate Coneerts
OWednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings, January
It'll, sth and Slh 1916.
Cards OF Submission 50 cents he had a. the bookstore OF
Messrs Saxon Miles; tie principal Music Stores and
the door
Doors open a, si-to commence NJ. O'Clock. j. So
FESTIVAL OF the New England Society al the A.tor
House, on "Wednesday evening, January TN. lsfo-
Company Will assemble at O'Clock, arriving The EeseS
door, VeseysL Drivers OF Carriages will please keep their
hor,es heads toward the North River Depsriing-wtu
leave the Barclay door, Barclsy.sl heads
ward Broadway Per order. JOHN II. LOW.
MIR Acting Superintendent OF Hscks and Cabs.
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THE SUPERIORITY or JoNEs's BANK LocA.-Several al
iempts been made open Joness Lock by ing and
nutating but in have they succeeded even
with the aid OF the Key. The following letters speak very
emphatcay on the subject OF Bank Locks and will have
much settling the question OF the merits o! The TWO
prominent manufacturers: -, go.
y Ngw-YoRH Dec. I'D, lsi5.
II. c. JONES, Eso-DeGr Sir: Al your request | Will
state that some three weeks since applied To by Mr.
Alien agent for Day Newell OF this city, the subject Of
Bank Locks and in the OF the conversation he tried
to convince that your lock not safe against The
kerr Subsequently, of the workmen in the employ Of
Day < Newell called with Of the Parauoptc Locks for
nv examination and said they could open your lock- which
then had or my safe Immediately proposed TO them 10
attempt H. and gave them the OF the key in ell its
Dimensions exclusive OF hs bits They then prepared their
tools and on day appointed with Mr.. Alien 10 make
the experiment They took the ocS of, opened it, tried
every lumber and every bit separately found which bill
would open each lumber and made out table whole
They asked for privilege OF having the umbeTs in pr
vale few moments TO which consented, condition that
thew should in no wise nue alter them They them
and fled noches in the under edge OF all but and they
r.nlrned them 10 ne did discover the notches put
The ock together and let them try soon by The tool
they were using that they feeling for notces and said
10 Them they hId flied nocss the tumbers would not
be fair trial. them try for Two hous and they failed
gave il up and could and did not open H. though they
laid they could on farther ial of the same Kind used
only The six hits which gave them, and supposed they
,yold with such advantages succeed but they did not
am more than convinced that II cannot be p!cSed by
fair means or foul Very respectfully,
JENKINS