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WEEKLY MMERCEAL JOURNAL.

gcther has receded about eleven to twelve feet. On
Monday evening ice commenced passing the city, but
not enough TO at all affect navigation AT Louisville
on Monday there were II feet inch water IN The
canal and river falling As we have had mild weather
again since Saturday is probable that we shall soon
have a swelling stream again. The river was fall-
ing very slowly yesterday. Freights-Prlces TO N
Orleans have been quite steady at the rates last no
ticed-[sce table inside land Boats continue to OBJ
tain full loads. To all other points but meagre ship
ments have been made at formerly current rates
Cdttie-Prices are well Mountaineering sales re.
ported ranging from $3.50 TO 1851 mostly from ~
TO $500. HOgs-The sales are rapidly diminishing.
and one week more will about finish out. couple OF
weeks doubt not, will entirely close the season,
and the number will not, after the present time, be
increased to any great eXtent-a few thousands at
most. The sales of the past week reported up to
Monday night amounted to only 1900 head, prices
ranging from $50 TO 81 for dead, and $50 TO 5 g.,
and premium. Prorisions-There is yet but little
doing in barrcied Pork lot Of 600 brls. good
Country packed sold at S so for Clear, 1850 for
Mess, and $3.50 for Prime. City packed Mess can
not generally be bought at s and there is not Just
now much disposition to sell a sale Yesterday OF
100 brls. Mess packed in fine salt at s IL; gu brls
at s % 90. There is but little new Bacon on the
market, and the rates cannot be said 10 be well esa
blishcd. 400 aud 25 pcs. com. Hams sold at % cts
10000 lbs. Sides for Army, packed in brlS, at cts
brIs. extra Sides would not be sold below 5ad5l
cts. Sugar cured Hams worth cts. Or Green
Meats, the only sales reported are 400 pcs. Hams,
from block, at 81 cts; 1900 do. at 81 cts; 400 pcs
Shoulders at cts. or Bulk Meats, 4OOuOO los. hog
round, handsome lot, sold board at price equal
to the seller A. cts. here; 20 0O0 lbs Sides at
cts. $4,000 do. do at $3.50; 100000 lbs do. at 5
cts 5000 and % 900 lbs hog round ap. t.; 900
lbs Shoulders, country cured, at 81 cts. 5000 lbs
Shoulders and Sides country, at sag cts. Prices
of Lard tend upward, with sales during the week of
09S brIs. and 5344 kegs. OF the brls. 65, No. l.,
country sold at So 32; 80 and 25 do. at g. cts 1885,
SOFT o. cts; 100 80 and %, good No. at g. cts
30 city rendered, at S665; 100 steam, head, at g.
cts; 100 do. do. at g. cts; so and 100, No. 2, at
cts; % do. at g. cts. OF the kegs 500 aud 400. No
|, at g. cts; $50 at 6 cts. 300 at $3.50; 1000,
600 and 1000 at o.; 300 300 and a. choice, at g. cts
Good No. is now held at 6ia7 cts Yesterday
sale of 80 brls. No was reported at 81 cts; 100
brls butchers at cts. 600 kegs No. city render
ed at g. cts.--rather below the general market.
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SEMAPHORIC TELEGRAPH AND
DICTIONARY.

, OGERS' N BLACk'S SlGN n LIS now
Ia being generally introduced into the merchant
service in every port in the United States, have re-
Gently also been adopted into the U. 5. revenue ser
vce-and the subscribers, being the Agents IN TINS
city for the Patentees, offer them Tor sale al 'he ioi
lowing prices:
Prices OF THE AMERICAN SEMAPHoRlc SIGNALS
No. |. First class made Of bunting, ieet an
square, II flags in the set. .';;':. Soo'oo
Mo-. Second class, (adopted by the U: ..
souare "i II daps in the set $50 90
No. 3. Third Glass; made Of bunting, feet ~ m
square, II flags in the set Az w
The above prices include Signal Book and Chest,
containing set of Signals conveniently arranged and
numbered for
They may be examined, and had of the proprie-
tors Agents, y
L. WHITMAN, jr. s. D. BURBANK,
So Lghtst I'd door from Pratt.St
BALTIMORE, Md. jy lS-n
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THOMAS j. CARSON d. co.
CONNIE SION NERO ANTS,
Lightstreet near Pratt.
aueI4 BALTIMORE.
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329SjO 1896 ,N39
The amount collected on freight forwarded from
East Albany from January LIST, 1913, TO December
3lst, 1916, is as follows:
ls43...... 8 l67,0S7l2 | Is45....... S26S,45O Do
lS4i ........ 223572O0 1916 ........ .342, $40 l3
The increase Of 1874 over 1913, ISL. 8 5h,i54.so
Do. 1915 over lS44, is....... 4l,s7S 06
Do. 1916 over lSl5, ISL. IN, l9O.O7
Do. 1916 over 1913, ISL. l75,S53Ol
By the above it will be that the average an
nua increase for the last three years is nearly 40 per
cent aud for the year Is Is 1913 upwards OF 100
per cent.--iiJqny En-. Jour.
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SI9,ll9.74l s4....... S25,2ll $50
Total Amount Of Exports in ls45.. S II ,36l BIO 81
VALUE OF EXPORTS, SD.

S24790 s25.OS ...... S32,70S, 552
Total Amoun; of Exports in 1916 s 81 ,499 4O1 0o
Showing an increase in 1876, of ... 10, 3,O962l
EXPORTS FROM HAVANA s. MATANZAS,
For the year ending December 3lst, 1916.
BOXES SUGAR.
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MASSACHUSETTS - WESTERN RAIL ROAD
BUSINESS ON THE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAIL ROAD
The following tables exhibit the healthy condition
Of this important work. The receipts are upoo
freight shipped from the East Albany Depot. The
aggregate income Of the road for the past II months
exceeds one million Of dollars.
The following table shows the quantity Of Flour
shipped from East Albany to the different stations
The rnal for IL. Xears lsI5 and LSIh:
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB lPllINlHI 4 Go

JOB lPlAIN1gI 4 Go
OFFICE No. 142, BALTIMORE STREET,
doors E. of Calvert.
FUNH T. subscriber is in every way prepared to ex-
IL ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance and has hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for Bill Heads, Circulars, Bills Of
Lading, Bank Checks &c.-He has considerably re-
duced the scale of prices on
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopkeepers, Manufacturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities are required his prices are
very low, as he them off by means of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders of his friends particularly solicited,
who will please give him call and judge for them
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS of his own
manufacture; and will make order at the shortest
notice-which he warrants equal to the best in the
with full supply of STATION
AIRY, &c. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
~ Bookseller & Stationcr, ll2 Baltimore st.
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Eza--.1 1893 IG3fAn "a ~noN
$3.50 GssS.s1 f f9faA IT, f.

pctc order, to Petersburg, Va, Ceaving Baltimore
at time, always in advance of the line via
Washington, } thence to Weldon and Charleston, S.
c.; through as fast any other line, with much more
comfort and less expense.
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THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.

COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
TENTIE Baltimore Insurance Company hayingceas-
u cd underwriting with a view Of closing up Its
affairs. -
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE has been organized
and is ready to receive application for Marine
Risks. Under This Charter, the profits OF the Com
pany will be divided annually among the Insured on
the amount of their premiums paid for which Script
bearing interest will be issued Persons wishing to
participate in the advantages of this Company, are
informed that Risks will be taken the most favor
able terms to the applicants, TO whom assurance 10
given that the Company will be disposed TO settle
all claims that may arise against il with such prompt
ness and berality cannot fail to secure a large
share of patronage.
The office is open for business from A, Nj. until
p. NJ. the former Office Of the Baltimore Insurance
Co. in the Exchange.
DIRECTORS:
George Brown, Hugh Jenkins,
Hugh Birckhead, w. G. Shaw,
Thomas Wilson, James Hooper,
w. A. Tucker, f. p. Thomas,
William Graham, w. G.. Harrison,
Daniel Chase, John G. Bathurst.
Sc II SAM. T. THOMPSON, Pres't
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INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE.

DAMAGE BY FIRE.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
FHNHE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL
IL INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADEL
PIIih-Havng organised accordingt to the provisions
of its charter is now prepared to make assurances
against loss by fire the mutual principle combined
with the security of Joint stock Capital. The adj
vantage of this system is that efficient security is
afforded the lowest rates that the business be
done for the whole profits less interest not &c
exceed per cent. per annum on the capltal) wilDe
returned to the members of the Institution, without
their becoming responsible for any of the engage
ments or Liabilities Of the Company further than the
premiums actually paid.
The great success which this system has me I with
where er it has been introduced, induces the Direc
TORS request the attention of the public TO it, con-
idcnt that it requires only to be understood to be
appreciated.
The act of Incorporation, and any explanations in
regard TO it, may be obtained by applying to
GEO. c. MORTON, Agent,
No. % Exchange buildings, Gay-st.
Who is authorised to effect assurances against loss
or damage by fire, for said Company, on the principle
stated in the above advertisement
CHAS. STOKES, President.
l.. KRUMBHAAR, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Laurence Shuster, Samuel Townsend,
Elijah Daett, Abraham R. Perkins,
Joseph Wood, David Ranken,
p. l.. Laguerenne, Walker B. Dick,
George w. Ash, Joseph Parker.
mar III
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SATURDAY nlgnl, Jan %.
Remarks-The business of the week has been ex-
tcnsive, particularly in Flour, Grain and Western
Produce generally, though there has been less doing
in Cotton until the past day two, than during the
week preceding, factors asking such rates lO2 TO
cts. in most instances for MiddIing and Good Mid
ding, that nothing Of importance done. Flour
holders were asking for Ohio brands, and buyers
did not seem disposed to pay it, The rain interfered
with this article as well as Corn, of which only
some II, 900 bushels sold, at 10 10 Is cts per
bushcl. Provisions also quict-somc $50 brls.
Mess Pork sold at SI2 and $50 do. Prime at ST.
per brl-Deitd.
Cofton-Thc factors have generally raised their
asking rates ct, and in consequence only 300
bales have changed hands to-day, making a total for
The week Of 25,2W bales. The bulk of the sales
have been English aud Northern account with
good portion on speculation We have advanced our
figures in conformity with the adv ancc above noticed
aud quote ordinary 99al0s, E,iddling l03dl0S,
good middng l0;nl0s middling fair llnll fair / L.
al good fair l2nl2i good and fine I25al35 per
lb. Stock on hand and not cleared lI6 ,656 bales.
1ObGccO- The transactions OF the week have been
quite moderate, embracing about $50 hhds more
than half Of which Mason county-sod "by
particular request Of purchasers. private terms.
Sugar-1he market, which we left in our last
view, quite dull and prices declined ct, has been
much more animated, the weeks sales amounting TO
about 22O0 hhds, and the current rates have fully
covered what was lost. We quote inferior and
common sass, fair 5la6a prime 6 a6. choice in small
lots 6Sa65 cts. per Id. NoiaSses- Has also mprov-
ed, aud about 26OO brs. have found purchasers dur
ing the week at 2j} 25l and 26 cts per gall though
the last has been the prevailing rate, and TO day 601
brs. have been taken at this figure. On plantation
we notice several crops, in all 10 900 gallons sold at
81 and 5000 son the Bayou" 22i cts. per gallon
CINcINNATI-w preceding Jan. 81.
Remarks The river continued 10 rise until Thurs
day evening, but has since fallen rapidly, and alto
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FARMERS REPOSITORY OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
EASIMHN'S CYLINDRICAL STRIW
CUII'ERN LlLPROYE.D.

E4S7JIdN'S CYLINDRICAL STRAW
CUTTERS IDIPR DYED.
VII Il subscriber informs the public that he has
II secured by letters patent his late and very inn
portant improvements his Cylindrical Straw Cut
ter, by which improvements it is made durable
and easier kept in order. All the machinery being
secured 10 an iron frame, the shrinkagc, wear and
decay Of wood is avoided. The feeding part of his
improved machine is upon an entire different princi
pie from the former machine; far more durable,
quirng neither skill TO keep il in order
This machine is constructed to maxi the freight
on II less than half what il cost to ship the former
wood machine, an important desderatum TO purchas-
ers living at distance; and he offers il TO the
public upon the credit of his establishment as the
most perfect machine in existence for the same pur
pose. 1t is also adapted to cutting rags for paper
making, and for cutting tobacco as manufactured by
bacconists, &c.
He also keeps these machines on hand made as
heretofore, with the new feeding machinery attached
to Them and also general assortment of Agrcutura
implements, as usual. Ellicott's Horizontal Wheat
Fans, and Fox & Borelands Threshipg Machines
are both superior articles.
His stock of ploughs on hand are not equalled in
this city either for quality, quantity variety. He
by the ton; and having an Iron Foundry attached to
his establishment, furnish any kind of Plough or
Machine Castings on reasonable terms and at short
notice.
All repairs done with punctuality and neatncss-
on hand, few Patent Lime Spreaders, Horse Pow
or, &c.
Also just received fresh supply of Landreths SUI
Perlor Harden Seeds. In store, superior Timothy
and Orchard Grass Seed, and Seed Oats. All imple-
ments IN the agricultural line wi be furnished by
the subscriber as good and reasonable terms as
can be had In this city, with liberal deduction to
wholesale purchasers. He likewise will receive Or
ders tor Fruit Trees frem S. Reeves Nursery, New
Jersey.
JONATHAN S. EASTMAN,
Pratt street Baltimore, between
NH Ia yr Charles and Hanover-sts.
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Dated the Slst day Of December, 1916.
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BALTIMORE FINE

FANCY SOAP MANUFACTORY,
No.l4 Plcasantst betwe nHoliday & Northstreets
ERANCIS HYDE d SONS, have always
n on handand for sale DIP CANDLES, all sizcss
WHITE, VARIEGATEDa SOAPinbars
Do. Do. Do.inlb & lib lump,
Shipping and RetailingS OAP-alsoFancy SOAPS
of every Il scription. If ocl7
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THEODORE A. PECK.
APOTHECARY
Wholesale Druggist
BURLINGTON, VT,

Is CONSTANTLY REcEvING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals Lecches; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles Saline or Nliacr1
Waters Dnguerreotypc articles; Genuine Patent anc
Thomsonian Medicines: Foreign & Domestic { gnrs
Soda Fountains and Syrups Brushes, Perfumes, soaps
Inks, Backings, Fancy and Domestic articles; Glass
Ware; Dye-Stui, CanIpheue, Bird, Field, Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c. &c.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Camphenr. Lecch"s, Nr periodically, purchasers car
rely upon their freshness.
individuals wishing Trusses Leeches, &c, will al.
ways find a person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours of night
. The attention OF Druggists, Physicians Mer.
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the as
surance, that they be supplied from this establish
ment advanta scousy as at the city markets
9 THEODORE A. PECK
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THE GRAEFENBERGC COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent fo
the State of Vernon, ana the Northern and Easter
Counties OF Newl ork is
GEO. j. FERRIS, Darlington Vt.
The General Agents are fully prepared TO appoint
sub Agents wherever there is no branch of the Com
pany either on personal application or by mail. post
pad The rapid sale of these celebrated pills. and the
extraordinary they constantly eficcting, rem
der them, by far the most popular pill OF the age. a,
Agency will consequently be very valuable
The Gracenberg Pills are nconccivably superior ;o
any ever before discovered lna! bilious complaints
in general arrangement of the system in all disorder.
which result from bad state oi the blood these pill:
are sovereign remedy.
In the class OF Diseases called chronic the Graefcn
b,rg Pills achieve their highest tri,,mpls Here the,
defy all competition. Entering within the hidden re-.
cesses of the SYSTEM they quietly but surely purify the
blood out disease, and give tone and vigor the
body.
BY these Pills in where every other means had
utterly failed The most abundant proof of this coulo
be gwen bu, trial Of one box will convince the patient
They can be ordered and sent by mai AT trltling ex
pense The price is % cents box. Where tpo dollar
rorth are ordered and The money RENTED, The Cam
pany riH pay the postage on the Pills, Remittance.
at the Company's risk Wherever there is no agency
of the Company they can be ordered by mail.
These Pills are taking the place OF oil Others an,
no person should be without them.
ALL BILLIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bomei Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsid, Ferel
Rheumatism, all Stomach Cmmpiaints. Green Sick
ness &c Nc, yield at once to these Pills They purge
away offensive humours, arrest the progress OF disease
and al the same tine restore tone and vgor to tn,
system. In eases OF general arrangement Of health
they are SOVEREIGN
BY THEIR USE,
The weak will be made strong the pale and bilious
complexion be restored TO perfectly fresh and health,
color and the bad symptoms will one by one disappear
In short, these Pills are an inconceiyable adyanc,
upon any ether medicine ever offered TO the public
ATRIAL Wild satisfy ANY ONE OF THIS. i3n'
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FIRE INSURANCE.
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
at Granville Washington County v. Y.
Z Millions Insured and No
Assessments :
FIRE INSURANC

THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY THE
L Legislature, April 22nd, 1884. They commence
ed doing business on their present improved system,
on the 18th OF May, 1915, since which time they have
insured property to the amount OF fire millions
of dollars, made assessment, and have now III the
treasury with which 10 pay losses, EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and the fund constantly increasing from the
percentage paid in by, new applicants. All loses
have been promptly paid.
This company addresses itself particularly to the
FARMERS OF the country, being designed tor their BEN
eft. The very low price at which they insure prop
erty, and the fact that assessments have yet been
made, and probably will not be for many years it
er, account OF the large and increasing fund now
IN the treasury TO meet any losses that may occur and
the peculiar caution they adopt nsurng property in
large villages and other places where it is very haz-
ardous it is believed, by those acquainted with their
principles and method OF dong business, that IT offers
the greatest inducements TO the community generally
TO JOIN them, OF any insurance company IN the State
of Vermont or New York. They prohibited from
taking insurance upon any kind OF mills, factories
machinery, cabinet makers jolners or coopers shops,
and from taking more tn two thousand dollars at
any risque, The place OF doing business of this
Company is al East Granville, n J. ON the stage
hundred rods from the Vermont ine) on which there is
n daily mail. For further information reference is
made to the several agents OF Franklin and lanollle
counties, VI, who are authorized to take applica-
tons Tor insurance and the Company guarantee that
all surveys taken personally by either OF SAID agents
shall be binding on the Company Remlttances for
all losses in the counties OF Franklin and Lamolc,
will be made in checks on ehero the Banks OF Bur
lngton or ST. Albans the election OF the person
sustaining the loss Immediately after the loss salts
tao .orialy shown and IN case OF any disagreement
between the Company and the insured II may, al the
election OF the insured be submitted to arn'raors mu-
tualy chosen in the county where the loss happens.
A. w SEARS and ions T.. WEBSTER are travelling
agents who tis expected will call on the farmers ge
morally at their residences, and receive applications.
The expense OF becoming insured Tor i've years is
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RUST PROOF IRON.
FOR RooFING, WINDOW SHUTTERS, &c.


nIE SUBSCRIBERS beg to call the attention
. OF aii those Interested in roofing to their AL
VANlIED TN PLATES, and to the many adj.
vantages which they possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used for this purpose nos
sessing as they do, the strength and hgl,ness of iron
without its liability to rust, having now been tested
several years, both in this country and in Eurone
lhey are also less subject TO expansion and contrac
tlon from sudden changes OF the atmosphere than
common Tin Plate Iron, Zinc, &c, or anv other
meta now used for roofing, and consequently form a
much better and tighter root requiring far less
repair, whilst the inst cost is but trifie more
Inc subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers III metals 10 the many other mr.
poses to which Iron thus protected can be applied
III general terms is applicable to all articles OF iron
when II Is desirable to protect from the action of the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
entlon ot those interested in TELEGRAPUIC
LINES. to their Galvanized ire which is nov al
most entirely used IA Europe, and which answers every
purpose rs conductor OF electricity costing ONLY
about one halt as much copper and possessing eounl
durability with that metal
Having lately erected works in this CITY for III.
purpose oi gavanizing nails, spikes, bolts wire &c
they Will be able to furnish any articles which NAV be
desired A supply OF Plates manufactured in Europe
constantly ON hand, from l6 to 81 wire nlape
GEO. B. NORWOOD & co.
Nos II and l6 Beaver St. New York
The Patent Right for this article has been ..cuyeJ
tor the United States well as Crea, Britain. and
other European countries, and all legal measures will
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct. 30 1916. 1svI
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SSOOs DcI,Ot,

THE subscriber has made arrangements to open a
l. branch OF the knderhook Wool Depot in the vii
lage OF .NiOrehdm ~. 4 spacious building has been
procured ms store house, tor the present season. sua
ted on the public square in said village. lie will be
prepared to receive wool after the tenth of June
The tirccrs will be thrown into sorts and those who
desire it have their clip kept separate and sold
when ordered
\ discrimination will be made, between wool in a
GOOD or BAD condition. Sales will be made inya
riably for Cash. The charges, will be per
pound for receiving, storing and selling and the nsu-
rance, which will be twenty-five cents hundred
dollars tor n term of three months. Advances in cash
will be made on the delivery of wool if requested
Sacks will be furnished TO those who wish, by their
paying the expense OF transportation and II cts.
each, Tor their use.
r Reference can be had to DIR. J, p Beekman
Kindcrhook y. Y, ). II. Jemson, Shorehain NJ.
Bingham, Cornwall; $. w Jcwe,t, Weybridgc , II
Bell, Mddlebury l. Hall Shclbnn, Vi.
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber at Shoreham, in
relation the Wool Depot at that place will receive
immediate. In his absence Mr.. 5. Evers will be
there to receive wool and give any requisite norla-
lion Oh the subject.
H. BLANCHARD.
May IL, 1917 As