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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

EE Tom Thumb made free exhibition
Of himself in Westminster (London) County
Court, where he was summoned hy person
named Hassctt, who nlcdged that no had
bccn engaged by Mr.. Barnum as valet to
Tom Thumb, but was dismissed after three
DAYS service without proper notice Tom
Thumb was placed on an elevated scat facing
the Judge. He gave his evidence in con-
nectcd manner. and The plaintiff having fail
ed to prove that he was bircd by Mr.. Barnum,
had verdict against him with costs. esrs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

~In Plymouth, Illinois. Edward Wade
sold piece Of land to his brother Shadrack,
upon which he had sown wheat last fall, and,
the crop having been winter killed, Edward
claimed tho right to SOW it again and take off
a crop Of spring wheat. This Sbadrack re-
sisted, and while Edward was sowing tho
seed, he deliberately shot him dead, and fed
a Cain did.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

EF A certain gallant editor thinks when
a single gentleman cant pass clothes line
without counting all the long stocking, it is
n sigo he ought 70 get married, and the soon-
OF the better.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

EE SwIrr, reasoning upon tho FLY OF
the dread of death, sums up tins: +, 7slur
ut is impossible that. anytLing GO natural,
so necessary, and soun,ersal rs death should
ever have been designed by Providence as Al
evil m mankind.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

The last time | saw Tom he was scolding
his eldest son for coming into the drawing
room with muddy boots.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
An Incident Of spirituaiisr:.

A lorg bearded customer recently cntcrci
n spiritual bookstore in this city, and applied
for an agency. He proposed to take n largo
quantity of books to his part of the county,
."aw;y ont wcst," where he represented that
he could sell them, as he was assured by the
"in,isiLlcs." The enterprising bookseller was
Of coutsc delighted with his prospect Of n
sal but his enthusiasm was somewhat dam
pencd when the long bearded gentleman re.
marked that be had 10 money, and wanted
the books entirely on credit.
care you rcsponsihlel" was the natural in
quiry Of The merchant.
"Pcricctly"
"What evidence of your reliability can you
fun ish y
II have the best of hackers, men whose
names you know we'll"
The merchants countcnance frightened
up.
"Vcry WE'LL" said be, "lct us see your pa
pcrs.
Thereupon tho customer presented the fol.
lowing document:
"To whom ii may concern We, the un-
signed, have been acquainted spiritually
with Mr.. -, of -, Wis, fer ma
ny years, recommend him as perfectly rels-
ble and would not be afraid to trust him to
any amount. George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson,
Henry CLAW,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

Through J"HV =, IIVuTuIH'
The bookseller remarked that the hackers
were good if The medium was reliable; but
he thought on the whole, he would prefer to
keep the books. he customer hcrcupon dc
nounced the bookseller as an impostor, tel
ling him that he did not believe in his own
doctrines, and that the spirits would expose
his dupicitv to the world. OF this ho felt
assured by the spirit of prophecy within him.
The bookseller was not convinced.
IN. Y. Evening Post.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
OFFICE or TIE q. :. EXrKE-S COIIfANX
1857 EH4K ss7I||::zIs.sIal = = 1875

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Capital, SJOO,OOO.
OVER NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
QVHE rapid, reliable and oftravelbe-
New York and the other Atlantic cities and the
Sreat West The Company prepared TO do general
press business between New York. Dunkk, Buffalo, Cleye
land Coumbgs Cincinnati Toledo Chicago and ST Louis
Two Expresses envs New York daily for the above named
cities with Bank Note Drafts
and all kinds of Merchandise.
Principal Onices.
"a Broadway, 10 Seneca st., Cor. Pearl,
New York Buffalo.
Proprietors and Directors.
BIN. Barney, E.P Williams,
L. Mckay, A. II. Barney.
once one south of Hilisdaie Exchange, Hlsdale
ud1svI SCHANnI.ER A CO. AGENT
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07

Tho weather is quite cold The lst d July
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
WILLAKD,S HOTEL

. lFoRMERLY HILLsDALE HOUSE,
TINE Subscriber having leased those premises for
Der of years. has thoroughly rehted and furnished III,
House, aking equal to any Hotel in Southern Michigan
for comfort convenience TO the travelling public Th
Hotel pleasantly located sndin the most central part
tho village. l.. q. WILLARD.
IIillsdale Feb. 10. 1857. $40
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24

poorly, being rs how she had the rhe mat
les in her hip, and the big swamp was up !;
but, howsomever, as twas she, cousin Sally
billiard, my wife she mout 60. We'll, cou-
sin Sally billiard then axed me if Nose he
moutn'nt 60. told cousin Sally billiard
as how Nose he was the foreman of the
crap, and the crap was smartly in the grass;
but, howsomever, as it was she, cousin Sally
Dillafd, Nose he mout 60. So they goes
ON together, Nose, nay wife, and cousin Sally
billiard, and they come to the big swamp,
and it was up, as was telling you; but
being as how there was log across the
big swamp, cousin Sally billiard and Nose,
like genteel folks, they walked the log, but
my wife like a darncd fool, hos,ed up her
coats and -wadcd right throgh!
Chops-IIcaven and earth, this is too
bad; but go Oh.
Witness-Wcll, Muts aU I knov aJout
The fght.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24
THE VICTORIES ON THE LAKES I'M 1881

LIE F1CtOhlES ON THE LAKES IN 18l3-l4
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
victory on Lake Erie by Com. Perry on
the 10th of September, 1913; and this day
is the anniversary Of the victory on Lake
Champlain by Com. Macdonough, ON the
llth Of September, 1914.
Perry announced the event in the follow
ing graceful and modest STYLE in letter to
tile Secretary Of the Navy, dated on the
day Of the victory:
"slR: 1t has pleased the Almighty to
give to the arms Of the United States a
signal victory over their enemies on this
lake. The British squadron, consisting of
two slips, two brigs, one schooner, and one
sIoop, have this moment surrendered to tile
force under my command, after a sha u
conflict"
Macdonough announced his achievement
in the following brief and patriotic strain,
in letter to the Secretary of the Navy,
dated September IL, 1,ls14:
"sIH: The Almighty has been pleased
to grant us signal victory on Lake Cham.
plain, IN the capture of one frigate. one
brig, and two sloops of war of the enemy. -
In his annual message Of the 7th of De-
cember, 1913, President Madison thus refer.
red to the brilliant victory of Com. Perry I:
"On Lake Erie, the squadron under the
command Of Captain Perry having me. tile
British squadron ofsuperior force, SAN
culinary conflict ended in the capture of the
whole. The conduct of that officer, adroit
as it was daring, and which was 60 we'll
seconded by his comrades, justly entities
them to the admiration and gratitude Of
their country, and will flll an early page in
its naval annals with victory never sur.
passed in lustre, however much it NAV
haye beeR in magnitude"
In his annual message Of the 2olh Of
September, 1914, Congress having been
convened in anticipation Of the Iesonlar
period, President Madison thus noticed The The
gallant achievement Of CON. Macdonough
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24

and hearty.
The old man and the young shook hands
and then inquired after each others health
You received note from me, some tw,
years ago." said Mr.. Rowland, ain which
stated that ono in whom l had trusted hat
got Your money, and mine with lt?"
"les, sir" whispered the youth.
Well" resumed Rowland, "Doctor AL
lyme was the man. lie had your money
GLOW? What?' gaspcd George gazing
from one to the other in blank astonish.
ment.
"llold on, my boy, said the doctor
while variety of emotions seemed at work
within his bosom. "I was the villan-it
was l who got your money. l worked
your ruin, my boy. And now listen, and
then I'll tel! you why
81 saw that you were dying. Your
father died of the same disease. A con-
sumption was upon you-not regular
pulmonary affection; but wasting away
of the system for the want Of vitality. The
mind WAS wearing out the body. The soul
was slowly, but surely, eating its way Fl ON
the cords that bound it to earth. l knew
that you could he cured and knew, too,
that the only thing in the world wl,icl,
would cure you was to throw you upon
your own physical resources for a livcli.
hood. Ihers WIS morbid willingness of
the spirit TO pass away. You would have
died ere You would have made an cxer,ion,
from the very fact that you looked upon
exert'on as worse than death. Your large
fortune rendered work unnecessary, so there
was no hope while that fortune remained.
Had it been wholly bodily malady,
could have argued you into the necessary
work Tor cure. And, on the other hand,
had it been wholly mental disease, might
have driven your body to help your mind.
''ut both were weak, and ! knew that you
must either work or die.
"And now, my boy, III tell you where
my hope lay. l knew that YOU possessed
such true pride of independence that you
would not depend upon others. l knew
that if you were forced to it you would
work. l saw Rowland, and told him nv
plans. assured him that if we could con
trlve to get you to sea, and make you start
out into active life for the sake of life YOU
could be save!. lie joined me ut once. l
took your money and his, and then bade
him clear out. You know the rest. And
now tell me my boy; if give you back
your fortune will YOU forgive me9 Your
money is safe-cvery penny of ito the
amount ola hnnred and fifty thousand dol
lars. Poor Rowland has suffered much in
knowing how you looked upon him; but
know that lie is amply rapaid by the sight
ofyour noble, powerful frame, as he sees it
to night. And now, George, are We for
given?"
1t was full hour before all the questions
OF the happy friends could be asked and an
swcred; and when the doctor and Rowland
had been forgiven and blessed for the twen-
tIeth time, Mr.. Wilton said =" Wait! !"
lie left the room, and when lie returned
he led sweet Mary by the hand.
Late in the evening, after the hearts of
our friends had fairly begun to grow tired
with JOY, George asked Mary how much
longer she was willing to wait. Mary asked
her father, and the answer was
"Two weeks"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24

"a An elderly Pepnsylyapis woman with
her daughter, !aolipg al q Marble sts,ute
Of Girsrd, in the College building, The otter
day, startled ths bystandsis BY sxclsimi,1r !:
"La Sally, how Hbite 10 wss r.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24

4 young fellow was talking politics With
. young lady lie adored. Her name was
Mary, and abe symPathized With the Know
Nothipgs,
"oh,' said she, in depreoistips tope, II
see you are not Kuow NothingW
sob. no, of course not" said he; show
eop'd I b when ! worship the Virgin
Maryi"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24

An old farmar-one who feared neither
God nor man-had hired devout negro,
and to get some Sunday work out of him.
would always plan case Of necessity" on
Saturday, and on Sunday morning would
put this point 10 the mans conscience. One
morning sambo proved refractory" lie
would work no more on Sunday" The
master argued with him that it was q case
Of necessity-that the Scripture allowed a
man to get out Of q pit on the Sabbath
day beast tha. had fallen in. sYes.
massa," rejoined the black, stgt NOT If he
spent Saturday in digging de pit for do
berry purpose" ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
will be held on Monday, August Sd, 1857,
in each and every Township of scott County,
at their usual places Of holding elections, for
the purpose Of electing thefollowing officers.
and for other purposes hereinafter mentioned
TO nit: County Judge. Recorder and Treas
urer, Sheriff, County Surveyor and Coroner.
At the same time and place for the adop-
ton or rejection Of the New Constitution Of
the State Of Iowa. Those in favor of the
New Constitution Yes and those opposed
TO the New Constitution MOL also u sepe
rate ballot shall be had for the adoption or
rejection Of proposition to amend the Con
stitution by striking out the word White
from the Article on the Fright of Suffrage"
A seperate ballot may be given by every
person having q right to vote at said cleo
Those given for the adoption shall have the
words, Shall the word White be stricken
out Of Article on Right of Suffrage
Yes" and those given against the PROPOSE
ton shall have the words, "Shall the word
White be stricken out Of Article on Right
Of Suffragey' No."
And also at the same time and place for
the adoption or rejection Of the following
proposition: Whereas proposition hasbeen
made by the Council Of Davenport to join
the County Of Scott in the erection Of
Court House and City Hall in connection
with each other. the City agreeing to furnish
Thirty five thousand dollars, and that the
County provide tax for an equal amount
in two equal instalments, said Court House
and City Hall to be built by parties from
both County and City, the Court House and
City Hall to be under the control Of said
County and City, according to such agree
ment and stipulations they may agree
upon for the construction and future man
agement Of said building. Those tickets
given in favor Of the above proposition,
shall have on them the words For the
Tax" and those against the proposition
shall have on them the words, Against
the Tax"
Davenport July Goth, 1857.
WIN. L. COOK,
July2l DIV County Judge
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Barnes h Co.. Ripley and Second

Barnes 4 Co., Ripley and Second
streets, are just receiving fresh stock Of
old pure Wines and Liquors from the most
celebrated wine growers Of Europe. Is X
Co. have also receve large stock of Sc
gars, Of the choicest brands to be found in
the country Their Clarets, Hooks, and
Sauterne wines are particularly inviting
Just these days, with the Thermometer
ranging from 80 to l05 in the shade. We
particularly recommend to our citizens and
merchants to call and examine their stock Of
Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Holsters, Oysters,
Salmon Fruits, dc, in cans, assuring them
that they viii find everything as we have
recommended, and B. Il Co gcntlemanly
an d aflable to all
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
\ Z "
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

0EALED proposals will be taken until the aOth day
- Of July, - o'cleck A. y. for building . sewer
on Iowa street. The bids may be given for briCs
work Is well ~ for stone work. epecifcat,o may
Be seen In my offics.
Davenport July 90, 1857.
h. LAMBACH,
JulyZldGuly3O City ENGINEER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

GREAT SALE.-Morris will expose
for sale. at auction. on Saturday next, u We
ry large and genteel assortment of Fancy
Dry Goods, suitable for first class dealers
or those who wish goods Of the most desi-
rablc styles The ladies will find this sale
to afford them advantages rarely found in
this market, for making selections for their
wardrobes; and for their especial benefit
comfortable seats have been prepared Let
fident that Mr. Morris will suit you all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Tho Scott Coupfv Mn1ica1 GOciatx

The Scott County Medical Society
held its quarterly meeting on Tuesday al
ternoon in the Common Council Chamber.
In the absence Of the President, DR.. Bar
rows, the Vice President, DIR. Lyman Car
penter, took the chair and called the meet
ing to order.
The following members were present
Carpenter Sr., Adler, Carpenter Jr., Saun-
ders, Tcmson, Perry, McCortney, Ames and
DR.. Cady, from the Il. l. Medical Society
The Society was very well represented,
considering that this is the busy season for
the Physician.
Drs. Carpenters brough, before the Soci-
ETY., for their consideration, and to receive
some suggestions as to the treatment, the
history and phenomena of two cases who
received injuries from the electric fluid du-
id during thunder shower about the mid
die of June at Blue Grass. They were ap-
parantly lifeless at the time, but by perse-
verence in the use of proper means they re-
vived. The circumstances, as related, ellie
also a general plan Of treatment. One of
the patients was lad about IA years old,
| who has recov cred from its effects, except
at about 10 o'clock in the morning he has
violent and almost indispensable pains in
| the knee JOINS The other case is young
lady who suffers much with pain and ten
derness in her head and upper extremities.
She also suffers violent tremors Of the up
per extremitics, which is very much increas'
ed just before and during thunder storm.
These cases called forth some remarks o.
interest as to the effects Of electricity upon
the animal economy. Such cases can
not fail to interest the mind Of every med
zeal man. The Society requested the Drs
in attendance to note the cases from time to
time, and make their report at the mex,
regular meeting.
The Society was reminded that their next
regular meeting would be the annual meet
ing. and that it was to be celebrated in a
becoming manner.
At the request of DIR. l. F. Pelton, who
has lately located near New York, the So
ciety voted him an honorable dismissal, a'
in their By Laws provided.
DIR. Ames introduced to the notice Of the
Association the Importance Of having city
Register, in which should be registered the
deaths and the disease Of which they died
as certified to by the physician in attend
ance. After some remarks endorsing the
proposition, the following was submitted by
DR.. Ames:
Whereas, 1t is important for the benefi
Of the public that register should be kept
showing the mortality Of the city, and tn,
cause of death, as certified to by the attend
ing physician, which register to be publish
! ed monthly Be it
: Received, That q committee be appointe,
by the President to prepare q memorial t
the city authorities upon the subject, an
report the same At the next regular meet
ing Of the Association.
The resolution was adopted.
Il TAs nmhses Of the Cslnmittse, d q
. | jpslsNstL Uset A1sA Att. ~ 1Gash
~ Sbslll1 ~ sest1abk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

Ifthe Gazette printers wanted to hold
meeting at that office to consult for their
own benefit, they would have to pan room,
rent, and then be "docked" for lost time
Ne,cs
The Gazette printers are able to PAY their
rents and their board, because they are
promptly paid 10y their employers. They
do not have to sue to obtain their hard
earned wages. nor take store orders to dick
er about the city for victuals and clothing.
Can the News take IA hint i-Gdzefte.
That hit Of the Gazette about suing and
store orders is pretty tight on their neigh
Dor Of the Neps. But the Gazette knows
whether il is true
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

MAIN STREET AND THE INJUNCTION
In the matter of the Writ of Injunction L.
sued at the instance Of the Trustees Of Iowa
College, restraining the City Council from
opening Main street through the College in
closure, We are informed his Hon. Judge
Mitchell yesterday caused an order to be
entered, dissolving the Injunction. This
decision is not only sound lar. but meets
with the appreciation Of u large majority Of
our citizens
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

A train Of cars was recently drawn
by the locomotive J. A. Willink, from
Niagara Falls to Rochester, a distance
Of seventy-six miles, in one hour and
twenty-six minutes, including three
stops-a rate of more than 1892 miles
per hour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

FTNHD subscriber would return his sin.ere than
L to his kind friends through whose prompt and
energetic action he enabled to remove his stock
TO place OF safety during the FIRE Of yesterday for
which much needed assistance he feels exceedingly
esateful. d B CARl.ETON.
Julyedtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
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Yellow Fever.

Philadelphia, July %.
Afternoon papers report that that the
mate of a vessel from Havana died in SAMSON
street from Yellow Fever The vessel was
sent back to quarantine.
Fatal cases have also occurred at Brook
Ign and Williamsburgh. n Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
ELECTION, MONDAY
AUGUST Sd.

Our old friend SAMUEL PERRY, Just
opposite the Post Office is selling all kinds
Of Summer Clothing at the very lowest f.
CURES, for the purpose of closing out his
thin goods, TO make room for another Of his
large stocks Of Fall and Winter Clothing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

"A woman of doubtful reputation
in st. Louis cowhided, last Wednes-
day, man named Patten, against
whom she had some spite, whereupon
Patten stabbed her, it is thought ia
tally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

Cleveland, Ohio. July 2s.
portion Of the Cuyahoga Steam Furnace
was burned this morning Insured $1,000
in the Home Co. and 81 900 in the .Etna
Co., which will cover the loss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

The last form of the spirit rapping
delusion is said to be the attempt to
summon back the spirit Of the old
Wing party. The National InteiE'
gencer considers itself 'smedium."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

WASHINGTON. .Iu]

'VaSHfHs,tOH, July ~
The navigation of the Chesapeake
aad Ohio Canal has been resumed. An
immense number of boats are expected
at Georgetown and Alexandra, freigh'
ted with coal and breadstutis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
l. AT + ST N Z w S .
From HAVANA.

FrOM HuVunn0.
New York, July 2s.
The U. S. mail ship Philadelphia, from
New Orleans on the goth via Havana 23d
inst, arrived this morning. Reported
health Of the Island good, also that Of the
city. The shipping markets continue dull.
Sugar on hand about 225 900 boxes Brigg
W. u. Miller landed near Carlena, with n
cargo of 400 slaves. She was afterwards
burned
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Fire at Monson, Mass.

Boston. July IS.
On Saturday night the Lyons wooden mills
in Manson Mass, We're totally destroyed 10y
fire
Loss about $50 ,O0o-mostly insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Hen Abufrtisfmfnts.
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,

01OkA65
NEw6 DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
I'd ST., opposite LeCiaire Houso-New York, Boston
Philsdspha, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis Da-
ds received every day. 8. II. STARR, AGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Mortality of New Orleans.

New Orleans, July 81.
the deaths last week amounted to III
half children No fever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
EDUCATION.
Ancient ~ NGelerr Lanruaxee,

Ancient 000 MO006u 1SuB uU6cO
DRv psnv0An0. nm, Protestant olrsgJ-
n man HAVING tsksp m his re~idsuce u Dawn.
port, vnn give instsucttoa In Aecteot end Aoasfn
observation-disclosures. French, Spanish end Italian.
He Is prepared to teach Latin, Greek. and ees Al
eent orr, ntsi Lans~asss. nsbrsu aSrtac Chaldssc,
end ArAlac He WI receive privase pupls either In
private houses in bis resasace, Western Az nue..
betw,en Third and Fourth streets ncsr We MARKET
Hcu.c, and he v,shes also 10 b. employed b ene o.
the VI this ciss. HE tsgms are cdersec
and wil be made known By spplying 70 him. He y
sbs 70 produce socsi reeommsndssipas ftom several
Institutions In the East.
July7dtf