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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
WeRers Patent japan Backing is the OF excel,
lent article; have seen used and can highly recon
mend in american, April To-
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ears Patent Japan Biaeking is about the best article
Of the kind have seen The polish which imparts TO
the undertakings Of is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried IT, and Il boots all this Id It's behalf
Epetiyg Buleiia, June T.
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Patent Biacking-Mr. j. Weor, No 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful let polish and does inure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another column " s. Gazette, Moy L.
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court Calendar.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Supreme Court, March 1917.

m , !. - DID,. No. I--,,,,.,,
i'NS N ,IL., g. MI ',,,' ,L,, H. IT,
si u''H P'""'9S''i ~. L. ~ - ,,,,i ,,. ;.,,.,,,
ltndlH'' some Ncafs sue i,' d -'.," "9. i,','
"I li' properly III UrS l "e ''.'u' u ms a. Ia
am NM an a-'r'''t, M".n VIZ s III ~ Wv
pHhlH ana o'"'I t'ei '''"'H vi "lP ~. ~. w.
Iim'nt, ana was III Un'S "p"N' W "t.'t"H "l
ccpt % tue provision ih'ie LOT u ~ ''r I9'rEptnE
as Irmcut, am agree to receive the diFicnus Whcu
ny accrue to u' alter thul accounting by the stld
ass-nccs. and diraH the Sfn1e; and the TACT was es-
tahIshrd, that the accounting 10y the a7SlEnecs had
been unrcasunahly and unnecessarily delayed at the
time this acticn was Commenced. The defendant
claimed that the temporary bar created by the accept
anc. and agreement of the plaintiff was not removed.
Indictment by the county court for plaintiff EXccp-
lions bv the defendant Argument hy l. W. RlcuARp-
son and \ RICHARDSON for defendant and by j. /.
" ,>ul,-py for nlniuiiti.
I'm. Corr PER DAVIS l.. held that il the account
inc hv the ns.rnees was unnecessarily draI ed the
n,i,iiiT mn I'M nirsne his remedy raiIs the as,iglor
nnt,y,hs,n,iiun the agreement continued in his ac-
rrntnnr. JmJ'mcn, affirmed
lori Lr-rl +. CALEB f. MATTHEWS Assumrst for
wood sold II nnprarrd that one Brooks the plain
tiH"s d.ritv attached Ih. wood i'm question as the
nror.r,v ot onr Evans and thot Evans an the wood
,inbn farm, which he bad ,norrnrrd after decree
81 t,.l,y,,re had henr mad arnns, lin and hotor,
w.. tirn fyad Ia, rrdemution had ry1;r,d The farm
,,, NO, re'I,cmnl md lie wood was sold by BROOKS
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And have to instruct you TO take every opportunity
ct saving how grateful her Naesty's government, and
the British nation at large, feel for this kind and hon
oahlc manifestation OF sympathy by the citizens OF the
United States for the suiierugs Of the Irish people.
might indeed have been expected, that generous aud
high minded nation would deeply commiserate the
suiirrngs which an awful visitation OF Providence has
inflicted upon so large a population descended from
the same ancestors as themselves But the active and
energetic assistance which the people OF the United
states are thus ailordng to the poor Irish while re-
licCts'he highest honor upon our transatlantic bleth-
rem tend draw closer and to render stronger
and more lasting those ties OF friendship and mutual
esteem, which her Malcsiys Government trusts VIII
long continue exist between the two great branches
OF the Anglo-SaXon tamly-separatcd, indeed, from
each other 10y geographical position but un ted togeth-
IT hy common interests, to which every succeeding
year must add increasing extension and force.
am. &c. PALMEESroN
To the Right Hon. Richard Pakenham, &c. &c.
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y & J. WILDER 4 cos Cas-, Steel. Trowel
IL. tempered Hoes, "a Superior Hrtclc
CATLlN 4 SPEAR.
April %, 1871. l3wa
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In =. Adams on the 3orh ut the Hon BATES
TURNER, iounc.y Jude Of the supreme Court Of
vermont, IN the 1sll ysar uf hi, age.
In .hIs place ON Friday morning the 23d uli Mrs
LLIIABLTH llcEoK, wlic OF Samuel liickok, aged %
years.
In this Village on the inst Ms JrRusuA LANE,
age.
At .Winooski Falls, on the 81 inst, Amy Maria
Nould, aged % years. She was an umiahle gin and
respected by all who knew her. The object OF her
future hope stood by her dying bed ana her fall
into the arms OF Jesus he closed her eyes in death
tear trlckled down her check it was the last tear
that she will ever she'd for she has gone that spirit
world where all teams are wiped away. Yes she Is
dead yet she hyeth in the bosom of many an ardent
mend and in the realms OF bliss above. II. c. y.
- VI consumption on the ith inst at the residence Of
20. Joseph Hatch Of this Village Mis-. sarah &
melpll OF Bolton VI, aged II years IT lntcIs IN hic
ilcasc copy.
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Boston Mari,rt-.Nay .. ts:1.

II nv II-TW y Ut f'WT.
There is an usual scarcity of yellow mcaling Corn
and with an increased demand Tor Eastern markets
prices have further advanced Sales yellow flat 1903 q
lose: ard Northern round, l6Gc per bu-lcl white
Corn, which Is moro plenty and in less demand, pre-
scns an unlsulld renee in price something like 10,
perbushc Sales TO day OF prime heavy parcels at soc
but the immediate close some holders refused Ia
sci! any more a; this rate For cargo 1000 bushe,
Eastern Oats, there were several offer, OF jic cash
sales OF North River do, SIC No Southern in marht
Rye Is still scarce, none aluut and none at the rail
road Small sales Northern, lU5, per bushel. The
adyiccs by the ship Sarah Sands, DAYS later thar
the Cambria quote Indian Corn. s. l. per quarter
over the depressed >acs of the preceding weckarg,
orders having appeared, produced the reaction.
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gaTssns5atigts.
HEAR TT g. Q 0.
J. &. Iieartt, Bro. * Co.,

J. G. Iicarll, BIO. 3 Co.,
ISL Riirr ST. T,'oy
IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND GERMAN
4 Hardware, and dealers in All kinds o Domestic.
4 4eu,s lot tire sIlc ol feu and Troy Nails Spikes
Hons Shoes, and Iron, at Factory prices Hunts
Summons and White x O.msjeads Axes, also every
variety of the - Lawrence County Hay and Manure
Forks and Hoes AT Manufacturers prices
The attention OF RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS
sparIruuly called To very superior Cast steel Shov-
cimado expressly Ton Ran Road purpose, the quality
OF which and tie Cths wIil be found uncAccPl'ihhir
Tina
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Burlington, April %, ~.
SALE P0STP0NED.
%0GICG.


fESun SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL At PUBLIC
I Auction. on the 18Th day of April next, al ten
O'Clock 4. NJ, on the premises occupied ny me late
firm 81 \ Webb & Co., IN this Place, tnr following
u.nurrtv ass gucd to him Toy SilG uru, % not sold at
waite sale previous to that date, 10 Wi \ lot OF one
acre OF Liant, with dwelling house and burn, large
cut Stone store, Store Houses, Dock and other iu
movements thereon, occupied by sad tni where the
STEAMBOATS, running through Lake Champaign make
thcir regular landings several times daily, during the
season oi navigation. Also, lot Of one hal acre OF
land with dwelling house and out buildings fronting
on the lake shore, in this place, and near the l. >.
Fort ratluns Also, three farm. Win dwelling houses
and ont buIIdug- two OF which farms ION The Lake
near said Notifications, and the other lying ue
farther west on the highway running between this VII
npr and the village oi ChlWplru, containing lu all
ncnr 500 acres Of lnu! We, wat'tcd, and ihc greater
part undrra good state oi cultivation, having suitable
norton uf timber and wood, together with the stock e.
Cattle. Horses, Sheep, and ialnn. utensils, with
which these farms are well supplied.
Also. several other small dwelling houses and lots,
and building lots, in the GENITAL poi OF this village,
Also several Lake and Canal Boat, together with va
rious other personal property,
II is deemed unnecessary TO 20 mo farther partlcu-
lars as prTsuus desyuuS OF purchasing VIII naturally
,xanne Tor themselves before the day OF sale, 10 HON
the requisite information will be- given, The property
will be sold IN lots 10 suit purchase Is as far as possible
and the terms accommodating II Is now the prevail
mn, opinion that the Lake Champaign aud II Law
renee or OchsburIh Ralload vii uteisect the Lust
cru Railroad by crossing the Lake at tins place
SaoulI Tins D., reazcd the before named properly vi.
be greatly increased IN value
+ RAWDON, Ass .gnce.
l Rousr's Point town OF Chumplalu,}
Clinton County, n. y, March, l,l7
{ e. The season Of navigation, &c. being later rhi
sprug than was expected, the above sale l. postpone,
TO the 18th day OF jane next, T. RANDON.
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YOUNG CATTLE.
90 THREE AND FOUR YEAR OLD
- Steers for sale by Villas & MOVES.
t,,r1
pETJyyDV TO ,SELL LAND.

STATE or FERMONT } TNlEProbate Court
District of Chitendcn SIS. J. in and for said dis
trct Toall persons to whom 1t may concern. Greeting
Whereas. Horace H. Moore, of Burlington in said
District Guardian OF the property and estate of Will
lam Benns. OF said Burlington, male infant, under
the aye OF u years as such guardian hath HE'D ms
petition in writing in said court, stating that his said
ward is seized in his own right in lee simple, Of a
tain parcel o land situate in said Burlington, on the
south side OF the road leading from the head OF Pcar
street to the bridge mt Onion River lower Falls, de
scrbcd and bounded as follows, to wit tn the north
by said road and land recently occupied by John g.
McDermott and wife, and conveyed to one William
Warner. on the east by land conveyed to said War
ncr and the westerly line OF the school house lot in
school district No H. on the south 10y land OF the Cor
poration OF the University OF Vermont, and on the
west by land occupied by Johnson Wadsworth, con
tanning about onc-third OF an acre, with building
now used as n house OF religious worship. standing
thcrcon and further stating that sale OF said parcel
of land with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereof and the ayas of such sacinvestcd in other
real estate or put Mt interest would be Tor the best
interest of his said ward, and praying SAID court TO
grant him license and to authorize and empower MN
to sell and convey said premises agreaDy To the statute
in such case provided Therefore the SAID court dom
hereby aupont the cighthda OF May, \. d. 1917, At
10 o'clock A. NJ at the Office OF the Reg scr OF sad
court in Burlington Tor hearing and deciding upon
said petition, and doth further order that all persons
interested therein be- notified to appear before sad
court at the time and place aforesaid and then and there
show cause if any they have. why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted by publishing the sub
stance OF said petition together with TINS order thiee
weeks succcssivclv in the Free Press, news paper
publications shall BE- before the day set for hearing
Given undermy hand at Burlington in said District OF
Chiitcnden tbs S.st DAY OF April A ID 1897.
i3w3 CUAS. RUSSELL, Judge.
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BICk WHEAT.
IEF n,,I- NA-I,,., "a. <

900 BUSHELS Bnck Wheat tor Sccl, for sale by
s. Burlington, u April. G, PETERSON
I ing. lately occupied by T. Bu'terlicd Il Co
Possession given the lst ol May. Apply to
Aprl 90 1917. II ". &. H.iHELNt TON.
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IlGHGATE SPRINGS HOTEL TO LET.

THAT lar1c and commodious Hotel known as the
| Franklin House" at liighsata Springs ha, been
fitted up and newly furnished throughout, and vii. be
lct Tor one or more years good tenant, AT mod
crate rent The business Of TIN, house is very large
inn krcper d handsome rcmunrratln. As the busi-
ness season Is las, approaching, application should be
made without delay to the proprietor
SFEfIiEN :. kEGES
IU.rhar,,o. Nay ; 1871 4twi
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NEW MEAT MiDhET.


THE ANNUAL. MEET ING the Stockholders
L Of the Wno1ski Mil Company will be held on
the lih day of May next. at O'Clock, p. NJ the
choice of three directors for the ensuing year
j. d, ALLEN, PreSilcR
Burlington, April 30, 1871 4iwl
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3Iu 81 37l8 g9.6l2g56 ~ 90 mean % 66


rtnrA rlls
lcnn colo year M
Ian
twihf
TIN ant
ntrmk
immediate
aNo o ]
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q Es 90 e
IllregN1I 10 IT0Sc irI0 HI4,e N01'g md NF0eS,
aud especially 10 those lrho ~ear hem,
TsyIIE BOOK OF TIE FEET: A llIsToRy

OF Boots and Shoes with illustrations of the fash
ions OF the Egyptians Hebrews Persiuns, Greeks and
Romans, and HE prevailing styles throughout Europe
during the middle ages, down 10 the present period
Also Hints to Last makers, and remedies ior coms,
sc By J. SPARKES HALL, Patent Elastic Boot
Maker to her Majesty the Queen the Queen Dowa-
ger, &c.
Mi Hall is the most fashionable among the Lon
don northumberland his book has been received with
decided favor IN the higher circles - London Times.
For such visions these the disciples OF
the lnpslone should be grateful.
The sons OF trspin, and every man who has n
soul, should reward the publishers enterprise in the
preparation OF this elegant volume - Literary World
Every lady who wishes neat foot and good fit
should carry this book with her to her shoemaker
To persons engaged in the boot and shoe trade
this work will prove of great value while to the zen.
Imr"-Home Journal
Fret American from the last English edition Price
30 cents. New ork Published by j ). REDtlELU
and ". II. GRAHAM, -
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, 1917
Notice

r. hereby given that the subscribers y forward to
/ New ork all grain, provisions, and other articles
destined for tic Poor Of ireland aud Scotland
ErciqH free. JOHN BRADLEY u 70
Darlington, April r., 1917
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WOOL. DNtn. 30 ncr II
NVVf" UNfN 30 pr r
Nothing doing IT any importance in either descIip
ton, and former prices continued,
FACTS To RE pENENiRERE

That Co. sumption is almost always produced by n
cold that might easily be cured That Wisars Balsam
OF Wild Cherry will any Cough or Cold, matter
of how long Standing That the nidcr form of Con-
sumption Itself is also cured by this Basam That it
is conceded by many lawyers, ccrgymcn and physi-
clans that this Balsam has never been cquacd or a
iectlons OF the Lungs and Liver That scores now
rejoice in the possession OF good health who, but for
this Balsam, whoud have been in their graves having
been given up to die by their friends and physicians
Above all, remember that this invaluable medicine
has been initiated under various names and that DIR
WISTARS GENUINE BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY only can be- relied on to CURE. 1t has
been warranted 10 Asthma in every starc-what
no physician has ever achieved-1nd has never been
known ." fail For delicate health in young female.
it stands unlvaledas does for all diseases Of this
climate.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by lHroD1RE 4 PECK.
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4flarric0.

IN Johnson Apr, 18Th by Roy. II Smith. Mr.
BURY OF the former place
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NNI1Cl'.

THE FIRM OF STRONGS & Co. was, by mt
tua consent, dissolved on the -i day OF April inst
Tic business OF the iiru Wi. be closed hy their sue
ccssoi-, Mes-is STRONG, Dl1MTFil 4 Co., with
whom an Cdl'g iqHi30toH o al. unsettled business,
is requested ana e1perted
r. 7. STRONG,
W. /. STRONG,
Burlington, April %, II, a THOMPSON.
's'UE undersigned, having formed Co-par'nar-
I shipunder the name and style OF SrGoNj DoolIr-
TIE Il Co.. viii continue the business OF lht late i4sh
Of slrungs K Co, from the LIT April instant.
Burlington, April, lsH, v J.. STRONG
II H. DlJL.TILE,
lly9 l. THOMPSON.
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UNITING PINS Sewing Needles, and parnine
N Needles, Warranted tire tesi quality, NJ
% J. !. RANDALL'S
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EssatssS Rocks.

\ FGERS. DM Books, jouRVALs. Sc. &c.
4 4 ior sale b, 1. hOOpRiCI
k0r ~ i3ws
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CLARK, FISK & CO..

22S FULTON STREET., \. I D IL X :.
II AVE ON hand, aad offer for sale choice sclcc-
1 L ton OF Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, com
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EadElanIIk

T OOMIS 1. FUTILE. Wholesale Dealers it
- Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods.
Have removed from y William St. to y 80
Pine IT. (l few doors irJm Rfodway) Where they res
p"ctiuy invite the attention OF Merchants Visiting th
cry to their Extensive Stock OF 'ta lie 81 Fancy by
Goods which will be sold at the lowest market prices
iorcash or 6 months Credit
New York March /, I341 4.
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HENRY III LhLEl PEr-'r
AEou. BsHor, S-,'y.
Granville y Y, Feb -, 1911. i3wG
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ID DOOLITTLE HAS FOR SALE FEW
4 hundred bags best Nova Scotia Plaster as low
as can be had at any store in town.
MAY 4, 1917. .5wG
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Scdcnlary Pursuits or those ofa close and combining
nature produce from the want OF sufficient physical
exercise, long catalogue OF diseases, to euwmcraie
which ou.d require "A volume. They attack al Ike the
lawyer and the clergyman, the artisan in the workshop
and female op rutycs in our factories Whatever form
they may assume, arrangement OF the digestive and
hillary orgaus.w be- found To- be the main origin u
them ALL The system needs to be- strengthened and
nature be assisted IN her efforts overcome the dis
advantages OF an unntuial state 81 existence. The
acUtr-ny the u some mild and cuTe1.iy prepared
tome be- restored 10 their wDuted activity and the
acrd humOrs which have taken possession OF many o
the most important organs ul the system tie stomach
the bowels and the liver be expelled 'hcrcI.oIn by
gentle yet effective pnrgatiyc taken in moderate dosS
IN sufficient quantity to rccycdaiy the stomach and
been attended with tn" happiesI results " trust they
may have rom oil lair trial H. we are conf lent thai
their will relieve much unnecessary suffering II
the study, the conting-hou,e, anI The tctory fo
.aE by IULODOHE /. PECh.
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DySrrTsIi This d-tr ssug compliant Is a weak
ness OF the digestive organs, uui hhr every other dis
ca-c Is caused by upurity OF the blood The gastric
Juice a iud peculiar To the stomach when SteIcted
rom bad blood, is deficient IN those wonderful solvent
properties which OF such vital mpoinurr To dIges-
non Cons qucnty, the food, instead o. being speed
y dissolved, often becomes absolutely spoiled or pntr-
he'd IN the stomach hence bad breath sour bc.chlng,
cnsllvcness, psus IN the stomach, cole, dy5enteIy,
cholera murhus, and other dreadful complaints.
MuSWS Indian Vegetable p!s are certain cure
iur ny apepsa, because they cleanse the stomach and
n9"rs rom all bilious humors, and purify the blood.
-Four or hive of said Pills taken at NIGHT on going Ia
ped VIII IN an cases give some relief and continued
ipr short time, will not only make perfect cure Of
Dyspepsia, but will ussurcdy drive u4u or dI,tree, o
every description nom the BODY
> Beware OF counter cit. Of al kinds Some no rom.
"a Wh sugar others HIc made % resemble i'm out,
ward appearance the original medicine The safes
course Is TO purchase from tie regular agents only ON,
OF more Of whom may be found 10 every Village an,
. Town IN the State. Principal Office, l6J Race street
= Phadeiphia '' ''''
k The genuine for salc by THEODORE \. PECK
20 the sole agent for Burlington and vicinity
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Wanted!
". Esa hcr's

Amercqn. H,mcopaiiic ant French Cioco'r'c.
PrsUor,d CJ-oq, Cocoa Paste, Bronid, Cocoa
SL.Yy DC.
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II They have queer way of doing business in
the Constitutional Convention, or else our friends
OF the Argus have queer way of reporting-pro-
badly the last. For instance resolution in regard
TO the contested election case, presented by Mr.
Wilton, on Thursday forenoon, is reported TO have
been adopted nem con at that time, and the names
OF the members Of the committee appointed under
The resolution are given. .7der as adoption, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. King the rule was suspended requiring
1t TO lay over one day before II could be considered
IN Convention; and in the afternoon the resolution
with an amendment, appears 10 have been the main
topic OF discussion. The resolution was adopted
over again. and a committee under it appointed
second time How resolution can be adopted pre-
vous TO lis getting legtimatey before the Con, en-
ton, and how many times il mus, be adopted before
being finally disposed Of under this new sy.tem OF
parliamentary tactics, are matters that We need 10
be enlightened about
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; OUTHPORT BIBLE SOCIETY AND IT'S
AUXILIARIES


SOUTHPORT BIBLE SOCIETY AND IT'S
AUXILIARIES
1t is gratifying 10 know that amid the many sub
iects which engage the attention OF the people of
Wisconsin, the interests OF the Bible cause are not
overlooked.
The results Of the efforts for this cause in the
south part OF Racine county are ESPECIALLY graft
flying. Within II months past, a Bible Society has
been formed in nearly every town in the southern
part OF the county, auxiliary to the Southport Bible
Society and small depository OF books established
in connection with each
Funds have also been raised aud B bles circulated
in most of the school districts of these towns.
The annual meetings of these branch societies
have recently been held and arrangements made for
a effort in behalf of the cause The series OF
mcetnge was closed by the annual meeting of the
Southport Bible Society, held in the Methodist
Church on the evening of the 9th inst
From the report of the Treasurer of the Society
presented al that meeting, i; appeared that since
the presentation of the last report period of about
two and half years, the sum of S402 81 has been
TecciN ed from the following sources; viz: