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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

E% The Roman Catholics in Minnesota
far out number all other denominations, and
are abou: to build Cathedral at cost of
100000.
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eDOOV and castings for sale ~
rct 8, 1888 t. II McFADDEs.
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FRESH BEEF.

n ME Subscribers would respectfully inform the
i citizens OF Cadiz and surrounding country, that
they intend to have ut the Market House. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, large
supply Of good young tat fresh Beet &C., which they
will sell az cheap as it po sibly can be cold for.
No choice cuts saved tor any person. "lirst come,
first served" BOYD FORBES,
JOSEPH CApSFACk.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1858 j0.tf
+. ). We will always pay the highest Marke
price, in cash, for good young fat cattle +. & c.
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDlClAL liNfSE

MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established le years ago, by Dr. kinkelin, N. Y
corner OF Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine stS., Philadelphiu.
EIGHTEEN years OF extensive and uninterrup.
ed practice spent IN this city have rendered Dr. ~
the most expert and successful practitioner far anc
near in the treatment OF all diseases OF private na
ture Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the BODY
throat or legs pains in the head or bones nercuria
rheumatism, strctures gravel, disease arising from
youthful excesses or impurities of the blood Where.
by the constitution has become enteebed, are Rl
treated with success
He who places himself under the care of DR., K.
may rellslously conhde in his honor as a gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill M , rhy.;ciaI
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THE WONDER OF TanE AGE

Il YIN I le cure
L of salt rha.
um chill bIains,
common Sores;
/ Z happe d o r
l Cracked Hands,
burns or Scalds,
cuts or wounds,
bPiles, ItlarIlua.
.Eti on of tn e
. Breast, bites OF
y insects, Sore
7 Lips, Pinpies ON
the Fuce, and
Breaking GU t
and Sores on
children; an d
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MADDOCKS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws, Bed
Itl Cords, Plough Points, Axe Handles, Brushes
oi all kinds, &c, can be had cheap at the
lime r. 1883 BIG PADDOCK.
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Correspondence of the Pioneer.
The Chicago Money Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. ID, 1854.
Money affairs are becoming better regu.
lated here, and times are somewhat easier
| comply with your request, and furnish you
herewith lit of money which is current,
and in which our best bankers have entire
confidence. This list comprises all New
England, New York, and Pennsylvania
Banks in good credit; also State Bank of
Indiana, Elves, and upwards; State Bank
of Ohio, Elves, and over; Detroit Banks
all denominations. A good deal Of the
Eastern money, which has been discrcdited,
is unquest;onably safe; including nearly
all Maine Banks
l shall take pleasure in keeping YOU
posted regularly in the monetary affairs OF
our city.
Respectfully, CAGO.
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The Pioneer Correspondence.
From our Regular New York Correspondent.
Matters and Things in New York.
New York, Dec. II, 1885,

New YORK, Dec. II, 1854.
The past week has been cold one, with a
light fall of snow, except that Sunday and
Monday the frost came freely from the ground
producing the favorite mud Of New-Y ork
Among the casualties produced by the ele-
ments two fires are worthy of notice,-one in
Warren street, doing considerable damage, and
the other on Saturday night, damaging slight
ly the Empire City Bank. This institution
had just failed, and if to prove that misfor
tunes never come singly no sooner did it go
down than it began to burn up.
The receipt of Sl,30O,OOO of gold, and
100000 government drafts by the California
steamer, and the advices that 81 100000 was
on the way from San Francisco has caused
money to be somewhat easier, and the Banks
have been enabled to add slightly to their spe-
Gle in vault. This, together with the great
entailment of foreign goods is doing us some
good so that we hope to see the light after a
WHILE
There is q rumor afloat that the Collins Co..
are offered 100000 each for the Pacific, Bal
tic, and Atlantic steamers, and that the AL
lies and Russia are the bidders. If this he
true. they will no doubt be sold, nOtwithstand-
ing the government contract. What has been
done once, can be done again, and in a short
time other vessels can be built in their stead,
whilst steamers performing only half duty, can
for the time being, fill their places. Instead of
national pride preventing, it seems that it
would be gratified, by being able hereafter to
point ut those three noble vessels, as being
necessary to help the Allies out of their diff
culties, or the Gar to get them into greater
Whilst these gigantic negotiations are 60
ing on among nations, the ladies O. our city
are industriously engaged in carrying on the
school for ragged children, which is in pecu-
liarlv prosperous condition as well rs the Five
Points Mission.
Yesterday afternoon the Wing general COM
mittee caused 100 guns to be fred in the Park in
honor of Myron H. Clark's election as Cover
nor of New York,-so that this long mooted
question who is Governor for 1855 is at last
definitely settled,and we are fast preparing our
minds and shaping our ideas for prohibition.
There will be trouble with the foreign popula-
ton in enforcing any law upon the liquor sub
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were too strong, and that the plan would
not answer.
The Michigan State Bank has now a cir
culation of about 100000; has always
paid 10 per cent. per annum dividends
and has surplus fund of over $4,000
Besides this, the stockholders and directors
-men worth in the aggregate over two and
half millions-united in a bond to tie
State Treasurer in the sum of 100000, to
secure the payment of the circulation, and
all debts of the bank. and did this of their
own free will. If the notes of this bank
are not we'll secured, what will be thought
of our other bank notes throughout tho
country. Yours, &C.,
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New YORK, Dec. l6.
In the u S. Circuit Court to-day, James
Fitzgibbons was found guilty of robbing the
mail in the Post Office. He was remanded to
await sentence, which cannot be less than ten
years.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
in the Tabernacle last evening, for the purpose
ofadapting a cOngratulation to Smith O'Bricn
in his late return to Europe, Mayor Westervelt
presided Speeches were made iy Mitchell,
Everett Meagher, &c, denunciatory of the
British Government. According to our re-
port, cheers were given for the Emperor Of
Russia.
Nearly 500 mechanics were discharged from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day. There are
only 80 left.
Col. Benton has accepted an invitation to
Lecture before the Mercantile Library on Tues
day. He goes to Boston from here.
Advices from Curacao, Venezuclo to the
9Th, mention that the cholera was raging there
More than 800 have died within the past
month.
The steamer Union sailed at 10 to-day for
Southampton and Havrc.
In the Canadian Assembly the Ministry
have suffered severe defeat in the Council
amendments to the bill abolishing feu(al ten
dure. They had however, majority in the
whole house. The Ministry may probably re-
sign.
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Correspondence of the Pioneer.
The Michigan State Bank.
DETROIT, Dec. IL. 1856

OErHo11, DC. 10, I0Jf:
By reference to the St. Anthony En-
press, to-day received, 1 perceive Mr.. PAR
KER quotes Michigan State Bank as bro
ken. The story was started by THOMPSON,
of Reporter notOriety, who afterwards
made the correction, having, as he stated
been misinformed The truth is, he expec-
ted the same game would lie played with
the Michigan Banks, that was successful
with those of Indiana but found that they
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Another Great DE

BOSTON, Dec. l6.
There has been severe run on th, Provi-
dence Saving Bank to-day. About ten thou
sand dollars has been withdrawn, mostly by
German and Irish laborers. The Bank, how
ever is perfectly sound.
The failure of the Glendon Mill Co. was an
nounced to-day, after it was ascertaned that
on the Monday previous the Superintendent
had left for parts unknown. On the Wedncs
day following letter was received from him
stating that he was a defaulter in the sum Of
S25O,OOO, and that it would be useless to pur.
sue him. as he was determined not to be taken
alive
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.

Justice Of The Peace, Notary Pubic, Collector and
General Agent.
UIAS removed his Office to the Brick Bloc opt o.e
y the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota
Streets where he will be found ready to the
payment OF taxes, locating Land Warrants, DC. Iav-
ing been in the business for time past, and
being provided with MAPS of all the surveyed portion
OF the Territory and of the the St Peters,
he fatters himself that he will be able to give satsac
ton to all who may give him call.
NJ Il. Town Lots in st. Paul, st. Anthony and all
the towns the Peters for sale at reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country with or improve
ments.
81 Panl. June 2. ls53.-7tc
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CAGO.

PROF. DEGRAY BENNIE's So1REE. y We
have been requested to state that in conse-
quence of the Social Party at the Mer-
chants Hotel, and the Ball at the American
House tomorrow evening, Prof BESNIE has
postponed his soitre until next Tuesday eve
ming, I'd prOXimO.
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Congress-.

Notice of the Introduction of the following
bills has been given in the House
BY Mr.. WaShburne, Of Illinois A bill to
complete the harbor of Waukegan, Illinois.
Also, bill to improve the Rock Island
and Des Moines rapids in the Mississippi
river.
and the channel of Galena river, and to cut a
canal across the portage, from Galena river to
the Mississippi river.
Also, "a bill making a grant Of one hundred
and sixty acres of land to actual settlers there
on.
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The Minnesota Agricultural Society.

hisSociety will hold its annual meeting in Saint Paul
the Capitol the first Wenea iy of January next at
O'Clock 10 which the county agricultural societies
entitled to send ten In counties where
such societies formed the citizens in public meeting
assembled may commission delegates to said Society and
it hoped that the general agricultural interc is sui-
ceny aroused to the belief that the occasion
will manifest positive determination to sustain this
youthful Territorial Ins titution. a. +. AMES
November "a. 1854. Secretary NJ. A. s
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StiIlNater..-ItsI Improvements.


We arc pleased to perceive that this city
is keeping pace with the balance of the Ter
ritory, in rapidity of growth, and public
spirit of its citizens. During the past sea-
son, several new and large saw mills have
been erected, besides goodly number Of
neat, private dwellings, One of the finest
indications of the intelligence of the place,
is, that large and stately edifice has been
erected upon the bluff at the rear of the
town, commanding oue Of the finest views
of the lake and surrounding country for
miles, We have ever seen, which is now used
for College This institution, although
but just opened, is we'll patronized, and it is
the confident expectation of its friends, that
in short time it will have more students
than can be accommodated
Being the seat of one of the Land Offices,
Saltwater of course has drawn to it many
of those who are seeking homes and enter
ing lands. The officers are spoken Of in
high terms by all who have business to
transact with them and to show that they
are not idle, it is only necessary to state,
that, in the fifteen months they have been
in Office, three times the amount or land has
been entered than during the uhole term of
their predecessors. This fact also shows the
rapidity with which our lands are being
taken up and it is cheering to know, that
four-tiftls of these lands have been entered
by actual settlers.
1t is quite a curiosity to visit the Peni-
Tertiary located at this place, and witness
the much and varied machinery, propelled
by steam, Mr.. DELANo, the very excellent
Warden, has brought into rcquisition. lie
is now busy preparing to manufacture the
fence that is to enclose the Capitol building
here; and has some fifteen free men employ
ed in making all kinds of wares, from a
door sill or single, to tic most intricate
piece of mcchanicisln. There are but two
cOnvicts in the PrisOn-thoSc sent from st.
Paul for robbing Mr. LAEPENTEUR's store
last spring. This is Il gratifying cOmmcnta-
ry upon the class of men who make up our
population. Minnesota now has forty
thousand inhabitants, and yet, but tro con-
victs in her Penitcntiary Mr.. DELANo has
these men at work and sees we'll to it, that,
until their sentence expires, they will not
poster society by their presence. Their
sleeping apartments are clean and the food
he provides for them wholesome.
The merchants are all doing good bust
ness-chiehy confined to fitting out log
gers for the woods. Double the number of
teams will be in the pneries of the st. Croix
this season than ever before, and of course
this makes brisk times at Saltwater
We understand large number of new
buildings will be erected there on the open
ing Of navigation, and that the palmiest
days of this young city are yet to dawn up
on her
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Do6bs, the other night, acted as umpire be-
tween CorkOnan and q H ow Nothing
The next morning he looked as if he had
bought ticket for broken head, and
drawn the highest prize. Let his experience
act as a warning to others.
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ATTACKED BY AN INDIAN.-H. j. Whicher
was attacked by Menominee Indian last week
Tuesday in swamp near New London Wan
paca Co. Mr.. w. was slightly wounded by Il
knife, but got the Indian down, and in the me-
lee gave him ten or eveven stabs, which, it is
thought, killed him. The Indian wanted to
get the horse on which Mr.. w. rode-MR.
News.
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GEORGE A. NOlIRSE.

A TTORNEY 4 COCNSELLER AT LAW Ohicc-oppO
n site Spooner's new building Lower Town, st. An
thony, Minnesot:.
REFEREN Noes.
Prof Parsons Law school, Cambridge; Prof Parker do
Hon. F.. &. Loring, do Chief Justice Shaw, BOstO l,
Hon. c. G. Lnring do T. j. d. FLller, Calias, Me- f.
Washburne, Gaena, ILL.,. DuttOn Richardson 4 Co.,
Boston Batchelder, Mann Co.. do; Stephen Brown L
Sons do: Il 2. I-ntOn. E,G. 81. Anthony. u. 7. q
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The dwelling of William c. GriswoId, at Orwell,
Vermont, was burned few evenings since, and his
daughter Abigail, twenty-five years of age, persisted
in the flames.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. II.

w ASHINGTON, Dec. *.
The Star Of this city says, it is understood,
that MIR. Buchanan will not return from Eng
land till next August.
The trustees of Seldom, Withers & Co. pub
lish card, advising holders of their notes not
to sacrifice them, as every dollar will be
paid
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The trial of Custice, at Manchester, New Hamp
shine, for poisoning his father, has resulted in dis
agreement Of the jury. Seven we're for conviction
and FIVE for acquittal.
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BSJ- Printers in Minnesota and Northwestern WscOn-
sin respectfully informed that have hand at the
Pioneer Office large sortment of IIGHTDODY'S ST.
PERIOR PRINTING INKS which will sell at Manufac-
turers Prices adding transportation. This Ink is used
in this establishment.
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Providence, Dec. IA.
The liabilities of Messrs. Hill, Carpenter &
Co., extensive wool dealers, do not, we under
stand, exceed S5OO,OOO.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. l6.

CINCINNATI, Dec 16
The trial of Arrson is still progressing
The evidence is all in, and the counsel COM
menccd summing up to day. The case will pro-
badly 60 the jury to-day.
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j. A. Nj. HOISsNGTON.

DOCK BINDER, third stony of b. Freslev's Brick
ID House, Third street, will attend to all usincSs in his
line with which h+ may be entrusted. Books Magazines
and Periodicals bound any style Old Books rebound
Saint Paul. Oct. 2. cct3dtf
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A4 See third lage, under Commercial head for rate
of Money and Exchange, ST. Paul and Galena Markets,
and miscellaneous items.
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ES- JEFFERSON FARMER Esq is an authorized Agent
for THE PIONEER Gaena to procure subscribers and ad
versemcnts Ills receipts will be regarded payments
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J. MCMAHON HOLLAND.

J. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor m
Chancry.
SHAkOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. German,
J. Travis Rosser, Esq Sec. Min. Ter,
Capt j. II. Simpson, u. 5. Top. Eng'rs. st. Paul.
A. }. Morgan, Esq, Pioneer Office,
ID. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. ii. ii. Sbley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES.
Gov. E. Louis Lowe,
I. II. O'Neal, Esq, Secretary of State
Judges Legrand, Tuck and Ecleston of Annapolis
Supreme Court Of Mary land,
Hon. Alexander Randall
John V. l.. Mcmahon, ESQ., Baltimore, Md.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.
At the Old Stand Of E. A. Collins 8. Co., opposite
the RICE House, st. Paul.
ID T. BRADLEY. dealer in Saddles, Harness
Skirting Harness and Patent Leather, Cali Seating,
Bag and Top Leather; Carriagc Trimmings, SaDdltr,'
Silk; Bellows and Band Leather
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK
HemlOck tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole ard
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf SKINS French German,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Calf Skins; all kinds of
Ladies' and Gentemen's Morocco, Red, Yellow Blue.
Green, Pink and White Innings; best Goat, Buck and
sheep Bmdng; Boot and Shoe Findings; Boot Trees
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and in worknanLc
manner
Country orders partic ularly attended to.
1rThe highest market price in Cash paid all times
for Beef Hides, Sheep and Deer skins.
PIT BoADLEY
June 9, 1e53.--6tf
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec It,
There is perfect panic in the cotton bust
ness here in consequence of the late failures
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ZANE to my place, near Farribaul about the
~ first of November four oxen; black, two brown,
one red and white dec 81 JAMES We L..
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LOOK OUT For HROnk.N KANr>.

~ market III n
~ dersgned successor to F. III. Griffin would
July inform the citizens of Minnesota and tie
world III general that he is ready to Il" and all kinds OF
Backsmithins, Horseshoeng in all their ,aIions
branches Also, all kinds of edge tools tooi.l,r
eshoeing and all kinds Of job-worL doi ~ tie
quarterly monthly, To suit customer All work done
at this tand warranted. / T. PERRIN
E.ANOv %. 1854
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CIGA rs, Cia:AKs, Cat.A.kS

CIGAfkS, CRasAlf", CGt.AssS:
1 SO,OOO Cigars among which will be found til, Is
Il pUsOcion, superb article, da, H. rich and del,
the choicest lcle for its and niver there
IN the market. EspaniOlas splendid arncic {; Sua-
mas La Flora de LOndrcs Cabanas, Rcgalias. I.bala
Mlliieras and twenty other choice brands, which only
need to be puffcd" by those who know how to smoke
IN order to gather a cloud of praise. Call at
moves BOND L. KELLOGG.
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STRAY (.(SXT.

ltAME to the residence of the subscriber siding in
~ township 49, range % north, about the first
day of August last, rcd COW, with white face aou
four years old, with red heller cali white star on
iorehcad both ears o the COW Gu, of short. Tie
pay charges, and take her away, she viii b, dealt
with the law directs. JOHN DONNEiIN
Dec. Z, lS54-4tw
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CONCl,IiSyON.

~ Ms useless to go ehlimeI atng. We keep the
IL City Drug Store - the cheapest, best and most
extensive in the Territory. We attend strictly the
Prescription Department of hoI>e. and will be
found always ON hand to crafty all the wants q
numerous Wholesale and retail city and country
TONER'S We guarantee to suit you all, both price
and quality. Yours respectfully.
NONn & IEJ Iof:C
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TIE is published erery neck day mar
ming the Third Of Jackson Street Stint
Paul Minnesota and furnished 10 Mail SLscrit rs for
Sir Dollars Year in Adcance City Subscribers Fifteen
Cents a Week, payable to the Carrier
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at the office,
IS sent to Nail Subscribers al the ocing rates: Single Copy
4 90 Dollars Fire Cres Eight Dollars Eight Copies Ten
Dollars; 7celce Copies Tslre Dollars To take advantage o.
he GLIB rates ouerer the subscription price must paid
uariaJly in Adrance.
IO CORRESPONDEN1S.-An communications
,oilI recece attention. All articles protesting to state facts
must be accompanied by the authors name, not far putcd
tion bM as guarantee Of the truth Of the statements made
Voluntary Correspondence containing important
s,ts ohe iuion and grocth otoons and settlements
hrouyh0,lt the Noythto est. is solicied.
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CHARLES BORCP. CHARLES IL.
BORCP CAKES.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
VuNkE the liberty to inform the merchants and other
business men of the Territory, that they have
atey formed such business in the princi
al cities of the East and South be able dinri
hem all usual
BANNING FACILITIES
They will receive current bank notes on ,ercsit
for which they will give their certificates psvai,lc in
like funds, or in coin exchange the East at cur
rent rates.
EXCHANGE ON THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collections promptly attended and proceeds for
warded less exchange.
Land Warraats Bought and Sold
Uncurrent bank notes taken highest rates. [1OGm
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ATTENTION FAR st,fsS.
IL ILL the varniint. We i, usual death "a.
IN wolves" On hand large quantity of s,r,.h-
nine just the quantity in bottles also lat
and mice exierminators, chemical preparations >upe-
rOr to and more safe than arsenic. Call
BOND & KELLOGG
nOVZS Timer