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TEASy TEAS!! TEAS!!I
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest TeA Embellishments I'm America


- The CANTON TEA COMPANY has 1.s-r,
go been popularity known for many years f&<ksX
f4kD THIS Is The largest and Oldest Ten Estab-
Weadls lishmen In America. The public have -
mad flll proof Of their integrity anti responsibility Bu
such has been tie great and pressing demand for their
TEAS of late, they have been Obliged IN enlarge TO
great extent their fwo principal establishments in New
York, Viz:
las Chatham and I03 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess facilities In relation 10 the Tea
Trade in very abundant degree, ana doubtless superior
any other Tea Concern IN America Their :crupulous
rernr to all principles that tend 10 elevate the character OF
large houae well understood, and has already secured
Them connection, probably, larger than al other Tea Els
tahlishmsnts nfed and they consequently are determined
TO sell Teas prsr fragrant and perfect for the PrfceS
in the aggregate than any house in the word--Chna ex
copied s7
They mos, zeaous,y invite the attention Of de inhabi.
Of Washington TO their Agency where the following
on in stating that wherever single trial s made, avery
decided preference Is given to the celcbrutst Teas OF me
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
4 I'D Reader, make the experiment. R.afea5 GA.
Retail Prices fotrs subject III all rasas q % rsurns
: F,,af1n a9af-. y
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TnWNCEND NARCApARIITA

OF THE GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.
ny 3.i u y
a y $ ss ss'
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Grand and Unequalled Preparation
and called I thsoushous hs lsnsa
.@g,.. s:.,s changes.
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s:. .s.; IL ssssa s .sS . .sisiS ss
= = GENUINE
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,s sarsapaEilla
@ ; .s =: '..s I:
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~. ,.s.. VA: "a s,ss psP' % .d s'
Cure Of Innumerable Diseases.
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n
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q = ID
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:as:i:sss NOR: nsal:''y and .sAe'-as'l
Female Complainss.
ss s.s M Ya. y; =: ws%
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Nervous Diseases and Debility,
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.ss .ss sSs s ss % Is. a.
sGsaasn blood, producing equally body
az oSssussaa. lie i .sa
The Medicine you Pre-eminentiy Neeas
1s.s :, s Of . = T0wa'''d inferior 'ssl'
81, Compared with the Old Dr.s,
GRAND FACT that the iNcAPABLEof pErE
Never Spoils,
while DOES blown The bottle. containing
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.s a p Sf IL ss:s lie " O. :ss vs.:
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Now sell. infinitely u.,hs
Souring, Fermenting, Acid /" Compound1
OF q. p. TOWNSEND.
~ ORIG s -; OF
.ss - .s. ss mould ss
s:s ~ ~
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thing
a Townsend Doctor and was no chsmist phsr
no oEs q msin disease than any other censn
''. :;s ia.ss. .1''
manly pdl the departing hsa beum
IL oa9
aud means 70 bring his stt 9frf 1r a74 if,'A
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy.
Learn and taOw by Joyful snrs,isnes,ts L 1880 -s-.s
Transcendenf Power to HeaIl
he q having ,heuhas
lie Of and hsm fsmis,
Principal office 100 Nassau street, NJ Y.
n-PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLE OR
3I1BO7,1LESJor FIVE DQLLARS,-fn,
For sale in Washington blythe oilo,ring DrYgSfsfs ~
f.7 M SAMUEL BuTT,7 Ef
Corner Pennsylvania and oposite he FIRING H5te.
H4 n. ID. & w. II. GILMAN,
sg5 Pennsylvania arcHne nenr Bro,rH's Hotel
j. r.. CALLAN, E4
3 Garner and IN 81 opposite General Post Once.
t#s NJ DELANY, Fyed
Corner Pennsy,runi1 arenus and Al a., and
fHs gs sbs sSFha ~ RIDGELY e. Co.,
Pennsyirana arenae near Vest Market.
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
$500 y PRICES. " sHif5e fgH s.

gAtA ~ : FHhCEss ~ tat 3frfa
WE Will hereafter sell all ilie following WINES and =
w LIQUORS at rum TOTO % per cent below former
| rs baskets filatlhieck cIdAfpA ONE VINE
60 do Giesers's champagne Of exirp iiile qualify. .
q do Bochis champagne fair article
Is do Shield brand, pts. and gia. aSli
% doz old reserve MA DETRd, vintage 1915
40 London L. r., very fine. ts 51ts 1t ~
rs Serciai, old and fine.
II g Dna Madeira, very old and fine
10 Malmsey do choice article ss .
u Grapejiice do very old. K sftts
is poniar'a Bro sherry, extra fine. tf
Is Do. q" fine article fN
II Amontilndo pale sherry, very hnr, ~
is OLD PORT Tp7vE,very hne.
co - OLD CO6NA G BRAND y, pale and daff.
60 OLD M0NONGASYELA WHISKY, very prime
win great variety Of other wincs dgecss AZ q wh'e'
We have hand part Of he stock OF Madeira and
sherry OF the late Walter Smith, which was selected from
his stock Of wines with much care anil will be sold much
below his hxed prices ten yeara agc. ) 500
Ian Idly Pa, avenue opposite Jackson lsll.
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N ~ - N WAsHINHToN, NOVEMBER 81 Ioff.
Mr. c. Hersi0ns This disease had for some years 10
an alarming degree. Your Dyspeptic Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from My case was OF h
Iaat distressing nature and the conflict between my $40
mach and food oen the stomach loaihng The
food, and time after time throwing II upreqnentiy with
pain Add this greatly depressed sprs nifh debility,
nerves weakened restless nights frequent with I'M
pleasant dreams To descnbe my situation Is dincuii
nching met my until met with your onio medicine
named ORA Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepilc Cor
roohed. continued the medicine perfect cure hasbeen
efsctcd-my health IL now good and has been for more
than year any article Of diet without any
Inconvenience In my this valuable medicine Is nj
eonsatibe. Ny case Is well known TO the Rev James NJ
Hanson, having been associated with him. In the same
room, for some years nthe General Post Once.
.l 9Ns VIM s. DARRELL
am fully convinced that the above statement is correct
E JAS. NJ HANSON
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nz- For fale in this city by eA aHff
w. ~. II. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue

F &ss as. h NKw yonx September 49, 1919,
Gentlemen use, your Diainiecing Fluid on my
last voyage in The Wellington the Atlantic iound
ailinyanahe article or detroying the einyia fromahe
Water closet, &c. XII ~ ss 3i
II also valuable for The passengersto use IN their saie
rooms particularly IN cases OF sickness think me best
diainfeeitng agent ever invented III,
~ lSgnedl Sd JonNSioN,
Master Steamer Washington,
or Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Mersrs: Poptra Rooms a CO. aBs
ian 96-d6m 5ffS .4l4
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!. YOU'VE LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Blotches
the Face Rough Skim Freckles and tout Of spi
rits, bottle or two OF DR.. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RIILA II will cleanse the blood, the Freckes
Botchea and give You animation, sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful complexionnil Of which are OF
mense value 10 uNAA nRIED LADIES.
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BY the President OF the United states.

pursuance oil law l. JAMES r. POLK, President ofi,e
United States America, do hereby declare and make
known public sales will be held al The
land Office The State Of Missouri hereinafter designated
10 wit. tx vi i. 81 et
Al The land office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the Ali day of June neNt, for the disposal 81 The
public lands situated within the ownshpG
and parts Of townships, viz;
North Of The base line and nesf Of he nm PRINCIPAL msti
4#23-& dian
Townships weniytwo twenty three, and twenty four
Of range eleven ~
Townships twenty and twenty four, ofrange Twelve
Township TWENTY-FIVE, OF range nineteen. .3
Townships twenty and twenty four Of range twcn
~ one. ga 6.tfz4 st E4ftF "a
Township twenty three OF range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the oschools, military
or other purposes, will be excluded from the sale,
The offering Of the aforementioned lnn,ls will be com
menced the days appointed and proceed IN the order IN
which they advertised. with all convenient dispatch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sale thus
closed Bnt sale shall be kept open longer Than two
weeks and private entry Of any OF the lands will be ad
milied until AMER the expiration ofhe two weeks.
Given under my hand al the city of Washington, this
twenty seventh day Of February aino DoHni one thou
sand eight hundred and iory-nipe.
BY The President: sft Ese
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office. Y
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DENTAL NOTICE,

H WAsHryoToa CRY, April q lie49a i
IN rsnquishng the practice OF Dentistry inthis city, 90
DR.. WM H. DlBBIE, feel lea duty wellAs pleasure
10 state, from the evidence he has exhibited me Of his
skill thai consider him nen qualified Tor the profession l
which he 10 engaged. and him to my eEds and
patrons, confidently believing that thore WI nny avail
their confidence. .,s s VI. BARRON
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PosTPONEMEsT
OF the public land sales at Nihcaukie

WISCONSIN.
Noscs q hereby given that the public sale Of lands
ordersd by the proclamation Of the President Of the
United eaiss q me seysh day q February 1912 to be
bald q khe Land Cfhce al MILWAUKEE,, Wseonsln on
Nosday The fourth day Of june postponed nnil
and viii eQmmenee. on MONDAY, the SEVENTEENTH
dsy.of9EpTEMBER next fiE
81 order fine Secretary ofths Inferior
RICHARD N. YOUNG, NJ
may i7-iswt4jn Com ofths General Land Once.
NE6VT5, SfOCK1NoS, AND FANS.-Just
II recsvsd, large aud rood assortment Of Cloves and
Also, fne lot Of Fsos VARYING 10 prices from cents
may <-eo2f SuccssscrB to J, 4. G. King.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

NJ pa, Towan Dear Sir My wife has been for seve.
cal years, afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different needles to obtain relief hut all no ,i
pose She was finally induced BY seeing your advertise
inent, 10 give your sARSAPARlILA ATRIAL Twas al1o
together with man III my employ } badly troubled with
the Piles and by using small quantity Of your Sarsnpa
rlIa complaint completely cured consider il
If the best OF medicines and would advise all who are
81 y GARRIT GARRABRANT,
- 49, f3i Arstfy} I22 Market street, Newark
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INTERESTING CASE OF CRAMP CHOIlC,
tst has proved in . many Instances as Drs
Dresbanh Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepte Cordial has done
The proprietor has hesitation in never heard
Of anything acting promptly in giving relief The follow
MEAN NoTTMoHAM, Prince Geo,ges CO., Nd, July 4, 1874
Mr. C. Herstons.- smone day last week in my harvest
entire sysemhis hands, his fingers Toes &c. contracted
were employed In rubbing his hands and legsusng whis
Key In the act-and bathing his face and temples with
without any abatement In the disease The man during The
time screaming with agony. Iihen sent boy TO Mr. d
there sord relief They about two spoonsh,l
your medicine, named Ora Dreshach kuhn andPryors
come quite cod-the pulae had ceased to beai-ineed
did no. think he could live ten minutes an object
would run up and down his Iees-men rubbing him con.
SANITY now commenced giving about one third Of the
some change for the better or fifteen minutes gave
the quantity Of the medicine and found his pulse had
dial at obou the same inerya soon affer taking the last
portion he was entirely relieved Of the spasm the disease
torton he thrown into made him quite in bis body
and limbs We continued the rubbing process some tine
Dr. skinner arrived time after the last dose Of The
Cordial had been gwen and after the spasma had subsidized
tie whole Of the case very candidy said the
Cordial had saved his life, Dr., Maecubbn soon after
known. MICHAEL CARROLL
sfe- 41f BALrfMoRE, February o. 1919
Mr. C. Hsrsfons.-DEAR fR-Having been subject 10
attacks Of Choc for long time which At length became
frequent that afraid take drink OF cold
water Al about this time Zone year ago. was advised
Try Drs Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptc Cordial
sold by you that Il would certainly do harm, and
might do great good, 10 which consened and com
enced using IT, taking table spoonful Immediately after
eating my meals, very found doing good,
my fears dssipated feeling thai had remedy
b Of attack And pleased to say that have
Ncercely npeded other medicine that time, and
have had but attack Of cholc that time, and that
but slightly; having the remedy at hand which was
requisitio with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel al having such remedy, remembering that
had suffered nine hourn Of agunizng pain in the last at
tack, before receiving said Cordial. ~
keep said Cordial constantly In my house, and do not
venture from home without taking with me email guam.
count Respectfully yours,
VIM ANDERSON, No. IL Hanover 81.
For sale By j. r. CALLAN.
X. s. PATTERSON
bs. Georgetown by O, ~ LINTHICUM
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Motto. 70 Presumption Claimants.

;
Every person entitled to the right Of the presumption 10
any the lands within the sections and parts Of sections
satsacion Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor soon 40 practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
ing claimed otherwise snch claim will be forfeited
- 9eE RICHARD M. YOUNG,
M i Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
mar 9--lawl3w -5fs2f t3
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN Il PRYOh's
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.


Mr. c. Hersions DsAR SIR: Aaan act ofiuEtice, and %
lead othe the remedy have TO the deter
unnalon Of Offering you my voluntary tribute In aver OF
Messrs- "DREssAcH, KuHs a. PRroR's DrsrErFiq oos'
pIAL." ss.L -. -.
For long time have suffered from the effects o. pys-
pepsia much that my digestive organs would not
lately sscted from my stomach and the intense oufhns
IL that region rendered my situation miserable
was fortunately advised by friend Try your inedi
cine and alter using bottles completely renewed
from all the troubles which endured, -,
Accept sir my warmes wishes for me sneeess ol '''s
vsluabls medicine and believe me, SineeTsy yoS w
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE las FULTON STREET, N yol 3
DR. +. W DyoTT 4 SONS GENERAL AeHnrs, No.
s32 North Second Street Philadelphia, Pa, .i.- tJ5
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES SroTT, DRro.
sIsT, corner 7th street and Penn Avenue.
III Also, for sale by Druggists generally. q
10 NONE GENUINE UNLESS PIT UP m THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
uTART, AND siosRD wfrH THE wRITrEn sISNATuRE or
s. y. TOWNSEND, AND Hfa NAME BLOWN THs
no DIR. ID " TT.-U
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prosid de for ~ shs Treaty % February 2,
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n.,rraonr M g Pin. street., OCT ., 1873

BALTIaioRE. No 81 Pine street, Oct ., leae'
O. HsrstoHs DEAR SR feel 70 Be my duly, n9sn 70
you aud to the public bear my testimony 10 the snrey
of Dr. Dresbacb Kuhn Pryor's Dyspepuc CoIdiaI a,
was 80 severely afflicted with the dyspepsia andmy ~
strfive orcana completely deranged that couu
refnIn nothing on my stomach was wasted away 10
mere nkeleto the most acute palms. and had sea-
sons AZ most deathly sickness inaEmch that expected
10 death an early release from my snerings Fortunately
heard OF your Cordial and Of the wonderful cures had
efsced and was induced try it. did al FIRST almost
without hope But amer had taken lew doses began
70 feel better; my appetite returned, digestive Faculties
began their functions, splrs revived and ny
the time had taken two botea the tone of my stomach
was entirely restored and placed In the enjoyment Of
perfect health since them although period OF upwards oil
year elapsed Ihave had return Of the disease
Very fruly, VIM. REEFSNlDERS
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SICK HEADACHE.

WAsHrNoToN, January ~. l549.
Mr.. G, Hersions --DEAR Sm:-I have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, aud take pleasure In
saving In Of DR. Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor
Dyspeptic Cordial have invariably found relief from
single dose, consider II a valuable medicine
Very respectfully, N w. McGREGoR
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BY Tht FTssiueht 77717 7-7--- -7-77--7 2 ~
RICHARD NJ. Youau, y
Commits sioner Of the General Land Office.


n. NOticc TO Ffo.empftOm CIatmaMtss
Every person entitled the right Of e.epton any
Of The ands within the townships and parts Of townships
above is required TO establish The same to the
satisfaction register and receiver Of The proper land
Office, and make pay men therefor az aeon 90 1accae
after seeing this notice and before The day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale OF the lands embracing
The tract claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
4e4 RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
III Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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W.. II. DIBBLE, having taker
the office formerly oceupiesk ny Or. Bar
ron, 10 prepared 70 perform OIL operation
which come wihln tne rapge Of DEN
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Dispositions token Ia any city, port, or pnct
without the limits Of the United States may be ia.
Ken before any consul or other public civil officer
the United States resident In such city port, OF
place, having no interest, and not being ngent OF
attorney Of any person having an interest In the
claim TO which The testimony 80 taken relates In
all other cases. whether In the United States or In
any foreign place, The right Of the person taking the
same 10 administer oafhs by the laws Of the place
mnei be proved.
?. Every sfiiant or deponent must be required to
state In his deposition his age. place Of birth, resi-
fence, md occupation and where was his residence
and what was his occupation at the time the events
TOOK place In regard TO which he deposes and must
also stais If he have any, snd Il any, what interest
In the claim TO support which his testimony IL ia
ken and u he have any contingent interest In the
same, 10 what extent, and upon the happening Of
what event he will he entitled 70 receive any part of
ne sum which may be awarded by the Commits
sioners. He must also be required state whether
ne be the agent OF attorney Of the claimant, or OF
any person having an interest In the claim.
= Original papers exhibited in proof must be ver-
hed as originals by the oath Of a witness, whose
etedihilliy must be certified required In the first
o. these rules but when the fact s within the excl
ve knowledge Of the claimant II may be verified by
his own oath or affirmation Papers 10 the hand
writing o. any person who has deceased, or whose
residence 10 unknown 10 the claimant may be veri-
he'd by proof Of such handwriting and Of The death
OF the party, OF his removal to places unknown.
B, Ahtestimony taken In any foreign language,
and aii papers and documents In any foreign isn-
tun6c ''"y w cNniUitsn IN proof, must De nc-
compsnied by translation Of the same into Inc En-.
glish language. II Z ! NJ
9. When the claim arises from the seizure or loss
Of any ship Or vessel or the cargo Of any ship or
vessel certified copy Of the enrolment or registry
Of such ship or vessel must be produced, together
with fhe original clearance msnifests and ali other
papers and documents required by the laws Of the
United States which she possessed on her voyage
from the United States whsn the same are In d. pos
session Of the claimant or can Be obtained BY him
and when NOT certified copies Of the same must be
produced together with hls oath or affirmation that
the originals not 10 his possessioD and cannot be
obtained by him fE ft
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. n. HE EDITOR. N1 ~ N7fl1tI ~ n
JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor oil the Railway RepuLl-
trla follows; FW " - =
E--s- The success Of DIR. TowNsEND,s PREPARE.
ZION " SAkSAPARlLI.A appears TO be Of the most
Character We publish to-day certificates
IN US behalf one from Capt Mclean Of this town. and one
from The Rev MI. While, Of Staten Island gentleman
well known IN Railway. Capt Mclean believes tie med.
cine TO have saved his life and Mr. White seems 10 enter
tam an equally strong confidence In It's efficacy Intelligent
men IKE these wonld not praise strongly what they did
mol fully believe 10 be deserving
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Leicester Academy.

TIE Annual Exhibition OF this Institution will take
j place Wedaesday the I5tk inStdnt in the First
Congregations Meeting House.
The usual exercises Of the Studens that occasion,
will De preceded by Address from Hon. PLIEY MER-
RICK, commencing at o'c lock A. NJ.
In This Seminary which has hereto ore received so lib
era portion Of the public patronage instruction vii
tnue to be given by four permanent Teachers with such
occasional Assistants may Re required in all the
branches OF Engih Education together with the Lain
Greek German, French and Italian Languages.
Ii will be under the particular charge Of BURRIrT A.
Smith, Principal; WILLIAM W. RICE, Associate; HAN
son L. READ, Assistant; and Young Indy well quail.
fed TO assist ia The general instruction Of the classes and
have an especial care over the Female Department.
limited number OF Students can be accommodated in
the Academy Building where The rooms have been re.
Gently fitted up and board may be obtained with the Stew
ard, Mr. George B. Woods, in the West Wing, where
or more of the Preceptors reside.
The price of Boald in the Academy and in good fami-
lies in the vicinity is dollars per week. but those who
choose 10 associate for The purpose may board themselves
at much less price.
Tuition in the English Branches 50-Languages
$3.50 per quarter. The OF IL weeks will com
mence on Thursday, September 9th.
JOS A. DENNY, Sec'y OF the Board of Trustees.
Leicester, Aug. /, 1913. dtal5wt>6