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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
STATE LEGISLATURE.
FORTY-sECOND DAY.
Senate.
MONDAY, August IL, 1868.

MONDAY, August IT, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn preaiding, and twenty-three
senators present.
Prayer oy the chaplain, Rev Mr.. Turner.
The reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
The judiciary committee reported favorably as
follows:
Upon an act to amend article 1910 OF the civil
code; OIL act relative to amending and re-enscting
article 2260 of the code OF practice act relative
to privileges OF public school children to pass free
of toll-charges over public roads and bridges; an
act to Te-estsblish burnt records of the parish Of
Winn; and an act amending the act Incorporating
the town of Monroe, La.
The committee on corporations reported favor
ably upon an act relative TO the division of the
eleventh ward OF the parish OF Terrebonne.
A bill relative to therifs' and coroners' sales,
etc., was introduced by Mr.. Williams, on q sus.
pension of the rules. The bill was twice read
and appropriately referred.
BILLS ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS NOTICE.
Senate bill permitting private markets to be
open at all hours OF the day was read. Lies over.
BILLS ON THEIR FIRST READING.
House joint resolution relative to the death OF
Hon. Tbadoeus Stevens was taken up.
Mr.. O Hara asked for a suspension OF the rules
TO put the bill on its second reading, which was
refused by the senate. Yeas l6 nsys7.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READING.
Senate bill establishing q metropolitan police
district.
The bill was taken up section by section, and
adopted as a whole.
suspension of the rules was asked for third
reading which was refused.
Finally, on motion of Mr.. Campbell. the bill was
made the order of the day on Tuesday at one
o'clock.
The debate on the bill was unim portant, Mr..
Bacon being the only member of the minority
who opposed the bill at some length.
Mr. Bacon also offered addiuonal section to
the Dill. providing that the expense Of carrying
into effect shall not exceed 100000 per annum
which was laid on the table.
he clerk OF the House announced concurrence
by the House in the following:
Senate bill to ascertain the eligibility OF certain
officers, with amendments; and Senate bill rela
tive 20 filling vacancies, without amendments.
The Senate went into executive session.
The executive session being raised, the chsiI
appointed Msssrs. Whitney, Anderson aud Ray As
he committee to investigate the murder Of Isl
Union men in Louisiana.
The Senate then adjourned.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
TIslmboId's Fluid Extract Buchu

:FIelmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
THE GREAT DIuKErIO.
, CERTAIN CURE FOR DISEASES OF THE BLADDER
KIDNEYS.
pRoPsY.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
-, DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS
rx,srfNa IN MALE Ok FEMALE
Whatever Cause Originating
And no matter how
TONG STANDING.
..,usrt Is submitted to COnsump'os ~ - l 49,.
On, fash and blood supported rom mss mss
msy ensu a. A..I,h and happiness and that ot f0''erS
sd anon vrompt OF reliADs rehn'N''
uoLp,s EXTRACT bUoh'
sr,p,,suEp UPWARD OFFS YEARS
IS Prepared by
= H. T. HELMBoLD, DRUdsIsr'
sos Broadway, New York. and -.
M. south IOth street, PhilsdephiA' r~
pp,cEsi ssner bottle, or si1 bottles OI - ~
a sarsas sod BY all Druggists e'eiy" -, A.,
hsD! aeor 1 ,nr GENUINE unless done up u ~ s'ss
~ .- .,,h fac-simile Of my ChefnieAi "~ie-
trs"o tras r. BELABoLD. The proprietor s-' I'm
~ -. -. xash a wrapper because OF 'n' ..rou,
isY,ty o, bis articles, and 70 sPre'sD' 'F-
eountsrtelting.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
Il HRRISCOE

luetioneer, Hubbard Ohio. An communiea-
tions by mail promptly attended to.
Feb. S, 1S6s-lyrs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
Too Much piano.

We presume there will be very many
to call US barbarians, and ''stupid
nonstrosities, when We declare that
there is altogether too much time
wasted at the piano. 1t is so fashions-
bic and universal for ladies TO spend
several years drumming and humping
on the piano, that it is well nigh trea-
SON for even newspapers to say anght
against it. But however unpopular
the idea may be, we cannot but feel
that there is too much absurd throwing
awayof time aud strength at the piano /;
and we shall speak plainly our reasons
for such erratIc belief.
When a young lady has a real taste
and genius for music, it surely is an
excellent thing to give her every ad-
vantage for culture in this particular
direction. Such a one will be very
likely to carry her proficiency through
life and make it a source of neyer-ceas-
ing happiness to her friends. No one
of the muses. can morE grace a true
lady than that of music, but in this
practical country it happens thst avery
few are born with the magic wand of
genius-not one in hundred nor one
ia a thousand. Hence it becomes the
greater part to turn their attention to
more advantageous matters.
Very few of the vast number who
spend long years with instructions, and
in the acquiring of skill at the piano.
ever touch a piano after they are
married. 1t seems to be something
to be used for sn hour as luxury, and
then forever and ever dropped. We
can not satisfactorily explain the res
son of it, since We can not comprehend
it. But the fact is one which few will
gainsay. Out of every ten that drum
and thrum and practice" through
long years, not more than one keeps
up the accomplishment after marriage.
There are certainly other occupa-
tions quite as pleasant and useful for
young ladies as playing at the piano.
Il would be well if some Of chem were
more generally adopted. There are
hooks to read, there are useful accom-
plishments and errxnds of noble be-
Sensible young ladies
there are, who appreciate these things,
and we would that all were sensible.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
The aB. q. GAruaitle.
WOUNDED.


The following is one of the finest
battle poems produced by an Ameri-
can. Its author is j. W. Watson, OF
New York city, who, 1t is claimed by
a New Orleans lady, in the Crescent. is
the author of The Beautiful Snow"
Steady. boys. steadyl
Keep your arms ready!
God only knows whom We NAV meet here.
Don't let me be taken!
I'D rather aWaReD,
Tomorrow in-nO matter where.
Than lie in that foul prison hole-over there.
Step slowly!
Speak lowly!
These rocks NAV nav lie.
Lay me down 10 this hollow:
We are out Of the strife.
By heavens! the foemeu may track me in blood /;
For this hole in my breast IL outporing a food
Nol no surgeon for me ne can give NE no aid /;
The surgeon I want is pickaxe and spade.
What. Morris, tear WY sha ue % ye. man
though you q hero: bot since you've began
To VII imper and cry. like girl in her teens.
By GeOrgel don't know what the devil IL
meansl
Well WE'LL 1 am rough; It's very rough
school,
This life of trosper-but Jet I'm no fool!
know a brave man. and a friend from foe /;
But wasn't Il grand,
When they came down the hill over sloughins
and sand
But we stood-did We Dot like immovable rocks
Unhetding their balls and repelling their shock?
Did on mind the load cry.
When. as turning t. fly.
Our men sprsng upon them, determined to die!
Oh WAsn'tit grand
God help the poor wretohes who fell in that
fight,
No tune was there given for prayer or for flight
They tell by the score, in the crash. hand 10
And they mingl'd their blood with the slough
ing and sand.
Great Heayens this bullet hole gapes like a
A curse on the aim of the traitorous knave!
Is there never a one ofye knows how to pray,
Or speak for N IN as his life ebbs away
Pray!
Our Father! our Father Why don't ys proceed?
Can't you see l am dyIngf Great God. how
bleed
Ebbing away
Ebbing away
The light Of the day.
Is turning to gray,
Pray Pray
Our Father in Heaven-boys. tell me tue rest,
While stauach the hot blood from this hole
IN mF breast.
There's something abouta fOrgivness Of sin,
Put that in pat that in l--And then
I'Il follow your words and say amen.
Here Morris. old fellow get hold of my hand :
And " ilson my ycOmrade-ohl wasn't il grand.
When they came down the hill ike lhunier-
charged cloud.
And we're scattered like mist BY our brave little
crowd!
where's wilson-ny e5mrade-here. stoop
doEn your head
Can't you say a short prayer for the dying and
deac?
Christ God, who died for sinners all.
Hear thou this supplient wsnderers cry;
Leave not cen this pour sparrow falI
Uuheeled by thy gracious eve.
TrOW wide thy gates 10 let him ID,
And taEe him. pleading. to thine arms;
Forgive. y. Lord his lifelong sin.
And quiet all his 6erce alarms"
God bless you. my eOmrade. for singing that
hymn.
It il light to my path. when my sight has grOWn
dun.
am dying-bsnd down. till touch you once
Dou't forEetme. old fellow God prosper this
War
Confusion TO traitors i--keep hold Of my hand--
And float our Dear flag Ger prosperous land!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

WHEN you come TO the House of
Representative, writes a Washington
correspondent, observe beside Colfsx a
Young man of clear complexion and
chestnut brown hair, about twenty-five
years old, perhaps. This is Billy Todd,
the speakers page, successor Of the
sprightIy and regretted Thaddy Morris,
long the prompter of the chair. Per-
haps YOU have wondered how Mr.. Col
fax, while stopping to talk with people,
writing letters, answering all questions
at the bar, can yet keep so well in
mind the intricate business of the floor.
II is Billy Todd who is really watching
all this. He knows the manuel and
the reason for every ruling. and quietly
prompts the Speaker all the while, so
ineeniously that you do not see it.
He looks at every bill before it is pre-
sented, gets the title Of it, submits it
in synopsis to Colfax, and his mind is
always going a little ahead on every
question, so that he never fails to have
the Speaker fresh on his feet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
.HERIFF'S SALE

y The state Of Ohio, TrumbuII County. SIS.
Trustees If Mahoning LOdse. No. 2, 1. q. o. z.
vs.. George W. Van GOrder. Martha Z Van Cor
der, Ira I. Fuller and L. Reed. In Trumbull
Common Pleas,
By virtue OF an oTder Of sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County %,
in the sb9ve named case. to me directed and
de iyered. shall expose to public sale at The
south door Of the Court HOuEe in Warren, o on
Saturday. May 10th. ISoS bets cen the hours
Of and o'elOes P. A. OF said day. the follow
ing described premises. to wit: Situate in
Warren Township, 1rumbuli County, Ohio. ana
known rs part of lot No. q in said township.
bounded north BY lands formerly owned By
Henry L ane. aud in 1867 BY Josiah TOHa, and
occupied in lS5l BY A. B. Lyman: on the east
by the center OF the turnpike road On the west
by tue old cemetery; with reser -ztlOn of I'D
tEenty-one ieet OF between said land and
theOld cemetery; and on the south BY lands
lately apported to Isaac Van Wormer. Sup
posed to contain about one and a half acres
OF land. and being the same land apported
10 saId Martha E. Van Gorder by partition
deed between ssid Martha L. and her husband
and the said Isaac Van WoTmer, dated Decem-
10th, 1868. Appraised at 5 $--- Terms
cash. SETH N. LAIRD
April Is. ls6S.5E Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

the people. He'd a Ablisbnist carried
he would hev been shot Can't thew see
in this the path to peeee? Cant they see
how much more it wood harmonize things
ef they wood let sieh men carry it all the
time2 Can't they see that whereas ther
Will be no continyoed hart, burning in
the South eff sich a man ez Grant has
charge Nv the nashnel emblem, that all
will be lovely and sweet ef it is given in
N the han Is Nv Pendleton Sich Is the
lessen extract from Sergeant Bates
PETRoLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ,
(Wich is Postmaster
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

OHERIFF'S SALE.
- The State of Ohio. Truubull County.
Mary Ann N. HYDE Pleas. ta Trnnbun Common
W. H, Beardsley, By virtue Of an execu-
III. II BeardEley. 4 ton issued out Of the Court
Eli Hartman. Ex'r! nfCommon Pleas of Trum-
Of Daniel Hartman bull County, Ohio. in the
above named case. and to me directed and de-
livered. l have levied upon and shall expose to
pnblie sale. az the south door OF the Court House
in Warren. o., on
Saturday. the I6Ih day of May, 1865,
between the hours of one and three o'clock. p.
land, to-wit: Situate in Southingt Town
ship. Trumbull County. Ohio. and known by the
east part of Lot No. 10. and is bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at a post in the east line of the
Township and Is east 81 links from q hiekery
tree NAKED 1851: thence running south S9o west
along G iusrked line, being north line Of a tract
0f 30 acres. decided to Matthias Gates. 40 chains
and links 10 a post IN the eenIer of a north and
south center road thence north Ia west along
the center Of said road 4 chains aud s9% links
TO a post thence running north Sy0 east along
a line Of trees 40 chains and so LINKS 10 post in
said foWpship line, and bears north 26o 6. 20
links from a hickory tree marked 20-4; thence
south 3lzo east along the Tow nship line chains
991z links. TO the place OF beginning. containing
% acres of land. more or less. zee record of
deeds 81. Page rs. Also another lot Of land
situate in Champion Township. in the County
Of Trumhuil. aud the State Of Ohio and bUun-
ae1 as fOllows: South 90 lot No. Il. west on lot
No. Y. and east on III No, p. uUrth en- lands in
same lot decided 10 John Cadwell. containing
10 and S4l0O. t60 94-lO0) acres of land being the
same laud decided 10 (me) VIM. Bastian by
Hugh Caldwell, Is s. be the same more or less.
Terms Cash. Appraised g SHWIpn o.9
April !, 1865 st
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

"AN OLD Rel" as he styles himself,
writes as follows to the Richmond Er-
aH1iNsT: The principles for which the
South fought, and for which she was
denounced and oTerrun, have in less
Than three short years become the rsi-
lying cry of the white mans party
States Rlghts-that's the cry. like
70 hear tit makes my blood course
through my veins as it did on the eve
ming of TIE conclusion of the second
Manassas, and feel as if had a veil
IN me as big as chicken coop. But l
expect TO let her out IN a short time.
Things are getting right"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

Suspend an acorn by cotton thread
80 as to nearly toutch the water in a
glass vessel, IA hyacinth glass is per-
haps the best set upon the window or
mantle, and let it remain there for
eight or ten weeks, more or less, with
out being interfered with, except to
supply the evaporation Of the water,
and the acorn will burst, snd asit throws
a root down into the water, asprout or
stem will be sent upward, throwing out
beautiful little green leaYesi thus Civ
ing you an oak tree, in full health
within your psrlor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
r FGAL NOTICE.

IL To Desire 0. Seo6elL a resident of the
state Of Wisconsin. aud Phsbe, G. Keith. who
resides IN Erie County, Pennsylvania. You are
notified that Buell. Barnes, Adm'r with Will
annexed. of Lew Lane deco. on the 2lst day Of
April. lS6s. blsd his petition in the Probate
Court OF Trumbull County. Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate Of said deeedeut is Insult
cicnt to pay his debts, and the charges;o ad.
ministering his estate. That he died seized 10
fee simple of the following described real estate
81 uate in said County, tO-Sit: ThHty-three
acres of land, in Lot 6S. in Gastavus Township.
and bounded north and South by original Lot
line east by lands Of Harvey Moore. and
Dwight Moore. and west by lands of U. B
Barnes. That the above named. v ith Isaac c
Lane. Levi .. Lane. Sally NJ. wife Of HUI bert
Perkins. are the devisees. and with others, heirs
at law of deceased. aud entitled to the next
estate OF Inheritance in said lands.
The prayer of said peution is for an order to
sell said premises for the payment of the debts
and charges aforesaid. and the case will be for
hearing on the S1th day of May. 1868, at 10
O'Clock, a. m. BUELL. BARNES.
admir- Of Levi Lane.
April p. 1S6S-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
Certificate of Authority.
AUDITOR OF sTATR'S OFFICE !
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance,
golumhue O Eeh % 1853

NOluDuuks O.s eD. -. leDSsl
Whereas, Satisfactory evidence has been fur
nished TO me. showing that the TRAVELLERS
LIFE 1ESURANCE CO., OF Hartford, in the
State Of Connecticut, is possessed of at least
the amount Of actual capital required for the
organization Of Life Insurance Companies in
this Stale, under the provisions Of the act en- :
titled An act for the Incorporation and regu-
lstion OF Life Insurance Companies" passed
April lst 1901 and that the same is invested as
provided by the sa- d act and
Whereas, The chief financial officer Of the
said State. by whose laws the said company was
incorporated, has duly certified under bis hand
and official seal, that he. as such odicer holds in
trust and on deposit for the benefit Of all the
policy holders Of said Company. such capital
invested as aforesaid. specifying the items there
Of, and that he is satisfied that such securities
are worth one hundred thousand dollars; and
Where's, The said Company has appointed
r. ID. Harrison. Esq .oi Columbus. il the COun-
~ Of franklin. IS its attorney in thus State. on
whom process of Law can be served. and a Ger
tiled copy Of the Charter of said Company has
been filed in this Office By the said Attorney.
together with 9 certified copy OF the vote or
resolution Of the Trustees or Directors of said
Company. appointing such Attorney; and the
said Company has also fled in this office state
ment of ITS condition and affairs in the same
manner and form re luired for the annual state
meots Of similar companies organized under
Now. therefore, 1, james H. Goldman, Audi
tor Of state Tor Ohlos IN pursuance Of the pro-
visions Of the act aforesaid. do hereby certify
t1aI Inc k&lQ OCMpdlg Las CompueQ Win the
requirements of said act, and the lid Company,
having appointed WHITrLESEY ADAMS, II
Warren. and GEORGE w. SNYDER, Of
0rangeville as its Agents 70 7 Trumbull County
l do also hereby certify that said Company and
Agents are duly authorized % trahsact the bust
ness Uf LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
IN this etate. as proYie ed BY The laws thereof,
upon filing eeruied copy OF this Certificate of
AGthOrity in the County Recorders Otice OF the
county where the said Agency is to be estzb-
hshed.
1his certificate Of Authority Is granted. how
eYer, on the condition that the said Insurance
company shall not engage in the business Of
any other kind Of insurance th-n that herein
authorized. as provided BY the laws of the State
OF Ohio.
ISesl.l In Witness Whereof 1 have hereun-
TO subscribed my name and caused the
seal OF my office to be atixed the day and
year first above written.
JAS. h. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
By games FiIiams, Chief Clerk.
RO HARpTSON CONTINENTS
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WIRRKS. March u 1888


This certifes that in the erection Of our dwell
ling snd stores last season. we pade choice of
Plastic Slate 7 our roofing. and have had no
cause to regret il. Should we build more this
season, as we contemplate should use the same.
quiry rs TO whetherthe rain water from the roof
is affected By any tsint of coal tai, We say that
tits not. We should say that our cistern water
Is better than from a single roof less snow re-
naming on the root in winter TO hold the SCOT
and being smooth, less SCOT is held. than by tho
uneven surface Of a shingle ro9f.
JULIUS KING
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

Men of fine feeling fascinate through
a certain affsctionste watchfulness of
the little wants of others, through a
diyining of their most softly-whispersd
wishes, and continual sacrifice of their
own; through politenesses, whose silken
hands twine more gently and closely
round their hearts than do the rough
cords Of one great benefit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

A certain physician in New York,
fond of drinking himself. WIS hastily
summoned one day TO attend lady
fallen suddenly i'll On reaching the
house, hndiug himselftoo much intoSi-
Gated to write a prescription. he simply
sera1led or the paper ''drunk." )" and
went away. Next day the lady sent
Tor him POST haste. aud said: AWell,
DJctOr, yea hit the nail on the head
exactly yesterday. ] was drunk, but
now did you ind it out?D
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE
AOf Real Estate.

AAOI heai bslGles
In pursuance of az order granted By the Pro-
bate Court of Trumbull County, Ohio. will Of
fer for sale at public auction on Saturday. the
50th day of May. 1873, between one and four o.
clock. P. NJ. at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren Ohio. the following described
Real Estate situate in MesOpOtsmia Township.
Trumbull County Ohio and known as the south
sass part of Lot No. 4, in said township, and is
QUO ded south by II acres Of land decided to Wm.
II. Bates from said Lot No. East by the East
line Of said Lot No, l. West by land contracted
to John gregory on the Sth day of April. A. D.,
1851. North By land owned hy Essu Seeley.
Said lands will be sold subject 70 the Dover of
Mary Ann Sanderson therein as the same has
been assigned BY Linus Tracy. J. K. Marsh and
fersou SanderSou.
Terms. No payment to be deferred beyond
LWo years. Deferred payments to bear interest
from day of sale and 10 be secured By Mortgage
on said premises. --s-
JOHN II. sTUIL. Administrator
ApriI 2Qs le6S-4T
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06

The following is from report of Farmers Club.
Oct. II. 10 answer to question by L. F. Irowes.
Of Waftsburgb. Pa Am 20 understand thai
in the opinion OF the Farmers Club. the Plastic
STATE ROOM ls hetter and more anI2ole rooi
more durable than the best Cypress from the
Dismsl swamp. which has been knOEn 70 last
100 years hat kind Of wood can be as dura-
bic asstonef For sush the Plastic slate be-
comes, hard and firm as the Slate from the quar-
~"
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SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED.
TT is ORDERED THAT THE

Il following accounts Of Executors. Admins
traitors and Guardisns, vhirh have betn filed
in the Probate Court Of Trumbull County. be
law. and that they remain on file for inspection
aud exceptions until May Is, 1856. when the7 will
be examined and ordered to record if no excep-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-06
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING
THE CHIEF ARGUMENT AID


duced By the friends of Plastic Slate in
proof OF is superiority over all inyentions Of
like character, Is the important and iDcnntro-
vertible "a ct that the two elements Of which It
is composed possess characteristics Of ahnity
combined in no other roofing material hereto
fore or at present in use. Coal tar is found 10
be the viseous element alike Of coal and slate.
and Il was discovered--not inVented-that by
the combination Oftar and slate imposition
vas obtained possessing the pliability and elias
ticity OF The former. with the salidlty and in
destructibility Of the latter. and scientific in
vestiRation, IS well as our own experience.
fully establishes the fact that its exposure to
heat and coId-Wet and dry-serves only 10 re-
eonstruct The two elements into thsir original
cOndiuOn-sOLID SLATE
Below please find testimonials from gentle
men well known % this community, as men Of
csndor and good judgment.
WARREN. March II. 1858.
This eerti6es that have a Plastic Slate Roof,
which was put on 10 the fall of lS66. and take
pleasure in saying that il has given perfect sat
isfactiOn- II bas passed two winters without
showing any effects Of frost. does not crack. and
Is far as am able TO judge, primeses duTabii-
~. have also used the cement in stopping
leaks In ny TN roof with good success
L. j. .IDDINGS.