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March 81.
PATENT OFFICE, March g. 1916.
Ion THE PETITION Of Joseph Blunt,


ON THE PETITION OF Joseph Blunt,
~ Of the city of New York, praying for the ex-
tension Of patent granted to him for tanning lesth
er for seven years from the expiration Of said pat
ent, which takes place on the 30th day Of Novem-
Der, 1876 ...
his ordered tina, the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the FIRST Monday (6th) in July next,
at u o'clock, m. and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show cause, il any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted ......
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union. Washington city; Pennsyvsnian and Key
stone, Philadelphia, Pa; Morning News and Jeffer-
sonian, New York; and in the Post Boston, Mass.
the 9Th day of July, 1886.
EDMUND BURKE, Com. Patents.
The editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills, in duplicate, recepted, to The
Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
March 27--w3w ..... -.
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DERFUMERIEs HAIR BRUSHES
COMRS.-S. PARKER has Just returned

from New York with the best and largest assort-
men, of fine fancy goods ever opened in Washing
tom among which are the latest styles of shell and
Buffalo tuck combs, shell and Buffalo dressing do;
and very fine article of 6ne-teeth combs, large
assortment Of style FANS reticues hair brushes
nail and tooth do. -,
In perfumeres we have n most varied assortment
~ odors for the handkerchief, eoloenes, lavender
&c; oils for the hair, pomatum, beef marrow, HAIR
washes, hair dyes, &c. &c. &C.. ,v,n
Perfumery and fancy store, between 9Th and 10th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue. r., ".
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STOCKS.

s,Lt,.--Nac Yprk March %, isI6--Nrst board
Ohio as 1850 sst 1000 do 1856 s?s lO0 90 90 90 ,st
~ 900 do 1860 e3 1000 do 1860 o. 1000 United stae
6s, 1861, 100, months 5000 fennsyvana ~ w 2gp
do sot l0oooedo 90; 1900 DO. 6et 1000 kenueky o.
1904 400 Farmers Loan 90 do 9f 50 Morris canal 1915
$50 do l6f $50 do III 90 do 6t zoe DO lt Joo heanng
Rsilroad j so do 7oi 1000 Reading Hsilrosd bonds
100 Canton Co. Tt 100 do vs. 70 Harlem Hailroan ns
400 d. So 100 DO "a do ss IS Long Island Rrailrosd
~ 100 DO. Attj 90 do, ~
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SCENE AT THE CAPITOL,

..E SCENE Al ThE CAPlIoL'
The House Commit,es Room Of Post ohces ana
Post Roads was the scene OF much excitement anu
confusion on Wednesday, oeeasioned by the Assem-,
hliox of a DEDICATION OF proprielors, agents, and
tfoasurers Of Boston manufacturing corporauons'
Who were prepared 10 exhibit 10 mem6ers OF Con
,~.s :. ,oes of their various manufactured IN Juxa
position with those from Great BRIAN The end IN
view seemed TO be TO conyaee their audience, tha'
they were ready 10 furnish the consumers WIN neiI
~oods AZ as eheap a price ihose 10 be obtained
rom abroad ,siihom any daty ehaisrr, lftheY sue
oseded in that, then what object can there be for
rooposing duty oftwenty per centum on the cost
~ he foreign article proposed in the late prcjs
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury .a b..
But VIC must press into our service language more
expressive than any We can eau up 70 desense lne
motive for the assembling Of these persons, and the
"At the same time there arose no small stir
about Boston, For q certain man named
Abbot Lawrence, a cotton lord, who made cot.
ton goods for the corporaiors, brought no smaii
gain unto the craftsman; whom he called togethef
with the workmen Of like occupation and said s,rs
Va knov that by this crah we have our wealth
Moreover, ye see and hear, that not alone at Bos'
ION. but almost throughout the Union, one James
X polk hath persuaded and turned away much
peopIe saying, there be no advantage TO the people
by The protective system
$50 that not only this our craft " ~ danger TO oe
set nj nauRht, Dut also ihC a'' 80
,oddesa Protection should be despsed and her mag
ni6cenee destroyed, whom all the Union hath wor'
shipped. ..
IA nd when they heard these sayings, they were
full of wrath, and cried out saying, Great Is the
protective system :,
"And the whole city was filed with confusion and
all with one voice for the space Of two hours cried
out, Great is the protective system for the Dos
tonians.'
WAnd when these exultauons were repeated before
the awgiyers at Washington, they were thus adj
dressed: 'Ye men Of Boston, what man - there
,hat knoweth not how that the city Of the Bosto-
mans is a worshpper OF the Goddess Of Protection,
and Of the Tariff, which cell down from the awgiv-
srs in ls42
"seeing through il you have ground down and
extorted much from the people, ye ought to be
quiet and to do nothing rashly
"Wherefore, If Abbot Lawrence, and the crafts
men that are with him, have matter against James
X Polk or his policy, Congress is open, and there
are members-let them implead one another.
"For we are ia danger to be called in question for
this DAYS uproar-,here being no cause whereby
we NAV give an account Of this eoncourse."
And when the speaker had ended, he dismissed
the assembly. -
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nICTION ARY.-A rc

HAMMERS DICTIoNARy.-A yocsbu-
larry Of technical terms in agriculture and horti-
cnlmre, and also a compendium Of practical farm
ing: from the works Of Loudon, Rhsm, Touatt, and
eminent American authors
Edited by ID. p. Gardner with Illustrations
Just received by T. TAYLOR,
few doors east Of Colensn's.
March q, ..-.
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UjThe Rev. w. III. Milburne, Cha plain to
the House of Representatives, will preach at the
Capitol on Sunday morning next, at II o'clock.
The Wesley Chapel choir is expected to be pres
ent on the occasion.
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DAILY BULLETIN. BY d. CLAGETT

DAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT
e. Co., continued.
- ECEIVED, March "a and 26-
N STAPLE GOODS.
2 cases genuine English longcloth
S do superfne American do, assorted prices
9 do twilled cotton, case very fine
2 do Forsyth nankeens
3 bales tckings, all qualities
pieces Sd English furniture dimity Very
6 do A embroidered do do superior
10 do 7-8 furniture dmity, usual quality
extra quality IA white Marseilles counter
panes .,...
90 Marselles counterpanes, 1874, 1874, 1914, &c.
very good and cheap, with fringes to trim
10 damask cloth piano covers
30 do do table covers, assorted
40 covered linen do do do
10 pieces Ga brown hollands, suitable for win.
dow shades.
List to be continued.
ID. CLAGETT e. CO.
March 81.
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The Portsmouth Era Of Thursday saws.

"orders we're received by the commodore at this
station on Wednesday, directing Foster Rhodes,
ESQ., the present skilful constructor OF this yard
hold himself in readiness TO resign his seals Of Of
fee as soon as his successor arrives, and report
soon az nav be 10 the commodore in command at
the Portsmouth, New Hampshire, yard" -s
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n5sWe regret to learn that Mr.. Henley has been
deta ned from his seat in the House for some days
past by indisposition.
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I+St. PauPs Lutheran Church,-The
usual services of this church are stately held on
every Lords day at ii a. m, and at half past in
the afternoon.
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TarAsuHr DsrAsrsrsr,

~ March 27 1916,
CEALED PROPOSALS will De received at
| - Ibis department addressed In the Secretary OF
the Treasury, (enveloped and distinctly endorsed
thereon Proposals for Revenue Steamers, - until
" O'Clock noon Of the 30th day Of April next, for
the following materials, work, and equipments, re-
9oircd for the iron revenue steamers Polk and
walker now under construction al Richmond, Va,
and Piitsburg, Pa.
Ia IA 10 lie distinctly understood that all the work
shall be executed n the best manner and subject TO
the inspeciiop and approval Of the experimenting OF
other oncer ordered by this department ad that all
tie materials and equpneats shall be of the best
quality and subject 20 like inspection and approval
at the places OF delvery-Richmond and Pitts
barg-sl packages necessary in the transportation
TO DC provided Al the expense OF the contractors.
Printed forms Of proposals. enumcnatng the arti-
clos required and character Of work for each class
and each vessel separately, will be furnished to per-
sons DESTROYS Of bidding on application 10 the col
leetors Of the customs at Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, and Boston, or TO Captain Henry ID.
Hunter, at Rchmand. OF Captain Richard Evans,
at Pttsburg.
Mr.. cspss, constructor at Rchn,osd, will exhibit
plans OF the work, and give every information re-
CURED at that place, and Mr. Carpenter constructor
at Pittsburg, may be consulted the saino subject
on application 10 the collector Of the customs at
New York from the Goth day Of March (insant) to
the 7h day OF April, and 10 the collector ofhe Gus
toms at Baltimore from the 10th day Of April to the
l7,h day OF April, at which places Mr. Carpenter
will attend on those dates, and from the 2lst day Of
April TO the closing OF the contract at Piilsburg,
Pa.
Shpwnghts work, Sails and ssilmaker's
yoiner's work, stores,
Rigging, Ship-chandiery.
hxesss work, Nautical instruments
Painters work, books, and charts,
Spars, Boats,
Blocks, Cabin and ward.roo fur
nture.
Sufficient surees will be required for the faithful
performances Of the contracts; and any difference
arising relative to the quality Of articles furnished or
character Of work executed, shall he submitted to
the decision Of two arbitr0tora--one TO be chosen
by the government and one by the contraction
who failing TO agree, shall choose third, and their
decision shall be final. -.....
...-. .... r. J. WALLER,
..... Secretary Of The Treasury.
Three times a week until April 2sth il the Wash.
ington Union and lntelligencer Philadelphia Key
stone, Richmond Enquirer, New York Globe, Boo
ton Post, Baltimore Argus, and Pittsburg MoTniog
Post ...4 - March 27-3taw4W
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4 AING,S NOTES OF A TRAVEL
- LER.-Notes of a traveller on the social and
political state Of France, Prussia, Switzerland Italy
&C., during the present century.
Cheap edition of Wilson's Mscellaniss.
Alson's
Received by +. TAYLOR.
March q
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nOLBy's sHAKsPERIAN DICTION-
IL ARY.--A general index to all tho popular
expressions and striking passages in the works OF
Shakespeare; vol. limo, London. just imported
by .LH T, TAYLOR.
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The United States brig Lawrence, Capt Mercer
sailed from Pensacola on the 14th inrtant--dest.ns-
ton supposed 70 be the coast Of Texas,
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LATE OF VIM PRINCE, Deceased, FLUSH
ING, l. L. NEAR NEW YORK

LITE OF VIM PRINCE, DECEASED, FLUSH
ING, T. l. .NE.7R NEW YORK
THE NEW PROPRIETORso of this ancient
il and celebrated Nursery, known az Princes,
and exclusively designated by the above title for
nearly fifty years, offer for sale more extensive
variety Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Vines, Plants, &c, than can be found in any other
Nursery in tho United States and the gsnuirtntss of
which may be depended upon; and they will I'M
remittingIy endeavor to merit the confidence and
patronage Of the public, by integrity and liberaty
in dealing, and moderation in charges.
Descriptive catalogues, with directions for plant
ing and culture, furnished gratis on application, posi-
paid, and orders promptly executed.
'E WINTER q CO., Proprietors.
Flushing, L. l., March, 1886.
Orders received by J. r. CALLAN, Druggist
corner Of e and tn streets, Washington, from
whom catalogues may be had a 80
March l6-jf2av2v -sE
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MAMMOTH CAVE, KENTUCKY
WI RambIes in the Mammoth Cave, during the
year 1874, by vister, with engravings, and map
Of the explored regions. Received for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
March 81 .
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Extracts from letters receirsd in this city from Cape
Hayiien, 81. Domingo, dated 2sh February and 9Th
March, 1916. '...'.
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R. J. WALLER

Three times a week until April 26th 10 the Was1.
ington Union and lnteigencer, Philadelphia Key
stone, Richmond Enquirer New York Globe, Boo
ton Post, Baltimore Argus, and Pittsburg MOTaiog
Post. ..Ia '.l.. March 27--3tawaw
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national defence We can boast one stean1-f rigate
the Mississippi, and that is all The money which
has been wasted on useless experiments, if econom
icaly applied would be sufficient to build ten efficient
steam -frigates as large as the Mississippi, which
herself 1t is believed, cost third to half more
than private enterprise unfettercd by government
jobbng on the part of contractors, could now be
built for nlthis city. The advocates of screws and
submerged wheels contend they would make the
vessel safer in action, and the machinery less
liaLle to injury than steamer with paddle-boxes;
that "bringing two Of the latter vesses into ac-
ton would be like bringing two clocks into conflict
This 10 true of all vessels constructed with machinery
of any. kind. With screw or submerged wheel,
ifthe hull should receive ball or paxhan she'll or
shell should by recourse firing, fall on her deck
such would be the destruction Of timbers that its
fragments and spners would necessarily fall amidst
the cranks and joints Of the machinery, deranging
and stopping its operations. While, If the screw,
or submerged wheel ATTEMPTED to escape from q
larger steamer or steamers she would find it mpossi-
BILE. presume It is not expected for steamers to
do much in hroadside actions They to act the
Hpart Of cavalry" to fleets, in which the fastest
saers, armed with few big guns, will be found the
most serviceabe. Hence those with paddle-wheels
and engines, like those of the Cunard line, have
ceed all others in sailing qualities, &C., they arc to
be preferred. n.
Mem York market this day, a. p. m.--The stock
market continues fiat United States skies are down
to 1903, and Pennsylvania fves to 50 69I.
The cotton market is still inactive; 900 or 40(
bales sod prices are rmer to-day at the decline pre-
viously noticed.
Genesee -four sold in moderate lots at SIS so
S. SCI. Some superior brands held at s. 62s.
| Pennsylvania wheat was offered Mt 81 Is.
A lot Of northern rye sold at 80 cents.
Four hundred bushels southern corn sold at 81
| cents weight, ... ..
Western provisions were quiet to-day at previous
quotations. 1874. E.rg .....r.H.a -
| No alteration TO notice in foreign exchange o
| freights. -.. .. .....
. Yours, very truly, ~
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Pitchforks. Hoes. &c. from 'Brasher Falls in
the woods of cold ST. lawrence. There are
liultess cases of Silver Ware here from not less
t'l1n three Syracuse m1nuaciorics--Willard X
Hlwley's, +. w. Mriftt's. aud B. r. Norton's.
Itbink thu l1ttnrhas fine Gold pcns here. rs have
Benedict e. Brrncv. and another Svracuse firm.
Mr.. Fish of Utica has also superb Silver Ware.
understand that Benedict & Blrnry make some
800 Gold Pens wcoklv. and find ready sale for
them. Think of tint for n village which was
mlinlv a stumpv swamp when first saw 1t,
Just twenty years ago.
or Stoves. there are dozen now novelties.
Troy showing the most. a, usual. hut Syracuse
has several good kinds. among which reckon
Bucks Cooking. made by Jackson and Phelps.
Stlnlcvs Parlor Gsar 6; BosworihS Air-iight
Cook Stove. and Anthony Davv & Cos. ditto,
ar, among the Troysthat remember. Auburn
and Z chester have also good Stoves here.
Oflatlery. / observed but two cascs-from
Holly s, Merwn SALISBURY. c. and Ilho'son &
iiorner. New York; No better pocket knives
ever came from England than these firms make,
and no cheaper of their quaitr | learn with
pleasure that they hone to hold their own in the
m1rl,et, in spite of all foreign competition.
| wish conld speak ofthe specimens of Needle
work. Embroidery. &c. exhibited in the ialie 5
Hal. There is much here deserving of praise.
OF silk. regret to say there is very little. and |
fear this important branch of National Industry
is not Advancing it should. OF Cloths. there
are some very good. mainly from D. Kellogg q
Co. SIancatrlcs. and the Wool-growcrs' Com
pany, iittl, Falls. There should nave been
more from Oneida Co.
must brea; OF or lose the train. II. C.
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NEW SEHsEs,-.-No. IL

sistbv impelled BY fate and Jenkins. Often
would thoy have bo,tad under any other mas
a.. They spcakrl and orunted as in ordinary;
hey sided. they shuiiicd. they half s,opped; they
-lrnod IN eve to all the little outlets of escape
l1t IN vain. There they stack COr their very
lrorress was . sort of stirkinE0 charmed into
he centre cI MS sphere of action. LAYING their
heads together, but TO no purpose looking all
Is ifthcv were Struggling their shoulders, and
nschrwnrt the tp end Of the whip of Office
Inch eve had they TO their left leg : shrewd
1a"kWarl olan"cs: not It hide authoritative
squeak. md sudden rush Of aYodance. II was
I supnriiuons clutter. and they f.'t 1t but pig
inds it more difficult than any other animal to
accommodate iims"ift to Circumstances. Beng
1ut Of bis pale. he is in the highest state OF
wondcrmcnl and inarttu1c. He is slugaish,
obstinate. omnionate. not very social: las 10
desire Of seeing ,orcign parts. Think OF mnl IN
multitude forced to travel. and wondering
VIA, the ioyi. it i- t.at drives lin Judge by
this OF the talents Of is driver.
We hrheld a man once. an inferior genius
Inducing pig into the other end OF Lang-anH,
SuiiA,ir'' he bad got him thus for towards
the mlrhe.. { was much. Hi air announced
success, III nine parts oui Of ten. and hope 10!
the rcmtinlnr. L had been \ lnpNv mornings
work he had only TO look for the termination
OF it: and h. looked (a' a critic Of an exalted
turn of mind would say in brightness and in
Joy. Then would he 90 10 the pi5lic-house. and
indulge in porter and a pleasing security. Per-
maps he would not say mpc1 at first. being op-
pressed with the greatness Of bis success but
BIZ degrees. especially If intcrrogated, he would
onca, like .El"as into all the circumstances OF
his our"r", and tn, p"rils tnt b's"t nim.-
Profound would be BIZ set out: fail Of tremor
his middle course; hich and skilifnl MS progress;
glorious. though with qpickcn,i pulse. his
Triumphant en'rv. Delicate had been hS stu
alton in Dgckingponl row mastery his turn
at Rcii-aley. We saw him with the radiance
Of some such thought on lis contcnauce. He
WIS Just entering Long-lane. \ gravity came
upon him "a he s'eerCd his touchy convoy into
this his last tloroua'lare \ dog uoyrd him
into little agitation. darling along bat ne rc-
sumod hi- course, MOI without happy tripidn-
ton lowering as ne Wa Oh the borders Of tri-
umph The pig suit r red care II wa ev-
ide'' = pig with all the peculiar turn of mind
of IN, species fellow that would not move
faster than he could help irritab : rotrospec-
tive picking objections. and prone to boggle
a chap with "A tendency to take every path but
the proper one, and with sideong tact Tor tho
allev-
/ lie bolts !
/ IIa', OF .-E"csi' 'crupi'!'
/ "Oh - exclaimed .'le man, dashinr his hand
against his head, lifting his knee in agony, and
screaming with al! the weight Of a prophecy
which the spectators felt to be too true, Hen
turn up al manner Of s'r5es!
Poor fellow wctnnk OF hin now sometimes
moving up Duke--treot, and not to be comfort.
ed in Barhican.
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On the Gra,as ami anyietie> orpis Driving.

H., 49,, loa..
',' ' ','. w ''.' ,.
W. ',.h mi,. "a ,I a r ,''' VI ." |
" l',,'' ~ 'ns ~, 3' VI ''g ,-
I., , w." , We S o,r .a, ,r' rs va ~, ~ "
'o'ict ''s Us nv 'r!, a. W''. At, s', '.'s ~,
y, ~ ''''' r. A. Pn9' ,mI ,,;na o,r ,,.nI.
Ct ar ,t n. u% ,io ''l.' .''''', t, ,r
i,J,r J.n "o,.' ,..r,' 'b , a. is low aJ
i Wv, :. r,i, '.La 5t b ,,, man nc
""" .s ,,J ,n and rirIIinr tl.n
whom fine qrsst Ri,h,rI.on. l,-s in ta,, D,t.,r
|,-I .,,.,,., ,.t..N .lan ,,rsolt J,t occr.oo
\.nl',,ri,,' L,,,,so ,L1I Jjs, di.,.rn II ,,n~,l
rant;li,G in , tn,tn,n and vet was MOTTO IN,
f,l,on il b, fbe mir .rp,m,l,.,nd NV lad, g.
w., I'M, Is, Tt,!, .,ar,In,,,. . bui :. .trl, and
sentiment -" aso l,Jv said . can DO nnythinr."
PnmnmGcr tbon 'roH,lo r,oder tbot taicnt. are
No, to IN. d,sn.nJ in N, bumbest walks oftifr
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CHE -. - y, farm.
The New York State Agricultural FAIR.

Editorial Correspondence of the n Y. Tribune
AUBCRN W ednesiiy sept l6t.i, Is l6.
This is the great day oftla Fair. and bright
or. plcasanter was never enjoyed by mortalS.
The clondess sky and the fresh green earth
harmonic" in producing rare external beauty
ana cheerfuness the showers Of night before
last have cooled the atmosphere Just sufficiently:
the people Of Central and Western Newly ork
have assembled by ten, Of Thousands, and still
every train. every thorourlftre teens with
hundreds more pourinr in. Navnr dill Nature
and Man mora cordially concur in giving ze.t
10 a nonulsr holiday.
have been over the grounds. of course 500
ina much to interest. ana but for the cnorm,ns
~ S,,;tuJo o.tb.rad which seems tn m, unn,r.
aiIalod at anv former Fir | should have s.c,
.,L ,on,o could saw soma,bin,, of tho a,;.
- haro o,,b;,;,od hut' baliovin, ia Skin,or
nna,, of ,hon, IN hot,or nnr,osa | lava
e., - biz, For tbe nrosont + nilI nrolr,r =
s'.' ~ ; on Tho ;naunncos ava nsos y,
- - ~. %, H. ,,,, ,bTr,,Lt.
- ,ti'S,,, ha' aEo;,oJ
WI" III ;sa,l :, tt ol,;oc lo,,,,o. or tho
- aa,,T,;o, 7, :. nos.iIIo w. o,is, IN
II, ,,,.a,;.,, ,.,5, ,',,r,, I'M. ,,o.,,,., PHI;
,his ra,.' ,ho a., ,Gat ,,,or, ,I,','a5
narh.ns ~, ", ctLor ,j;r,,, or f,r,,, vars aoo
hp ~ ~. ,Ir,f.' s;,t,,,,tiaI ,ho -. nc
c,a;ns and rn1,o,alI,s tho Farn.r IL in J,rra,
Of fan;nn n,,tha h.li, ~ AIM, IN, as -.
ther. did and t,r ,ba re,'on ths, liz f,tbor lid
it. The old round Of crons tLe olI modes al