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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages OF this Association over or.
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panics can break IL; the fees are SO small, and
feduiIed TO be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure 10 his family a COM
potency upon his death.
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Tie object of this Associations TO secure
cash payment within forty days after the
90 members IN the class to which lie or she
i,aInupS to his or her heirs.
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The TRUSTEES OF the Association are:
ELsoN 7. wRIGaT. Esq, President star
W. s. c1RaIAN. Esq., President stuyvesant
Bank, New York city.
H. W. FORD, Esq, 6ashier National Bank
of the Republic.
l. w. MORAY.
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an communications should be addressed
10 ROBERT p. NOAH, No. 222 Z street
Washington, ID. c., General Agent for the
District Of Columbia and States of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association.
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The OFFICERS OF the Association are:
E. McCURDY, President.
ELSON T. WRIGHT, Vice President
VS. CARMAN. Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
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the amount OF. 5O,0OO.--ETeEy
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LOCAL. AeESIs ARE WANTED in every
county and town, and applications IRON
competent parties for such agencies. win
suitable endorsement, should be addressed 70
the Coupanyis General Agent,
ROBERT P. NOAH,
No. ~ F street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth sts., WGttfI0ton, %. g,
General Agent for the District Of Columbia
and States OF Virginia and West Virginia
GepS0-Sm
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they have beeome famous wherever used
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81 y MEMRERsHIP FEES.

ing Tor tpIitch a Certificate ol AenoGyShiP
cents ON the death Of each member, OF winch
arc nOflca Will be given. One dollar from
each member goes 70 the WIDOW OF n Ha VI
Tbis company is divided into TEN
CT.aSSFSS FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
EOR WOMEN. AS soon as these Glasses are
fIiled, ten new Glasses Will be adopted, Men
and women are not allowed In tho same
Glasses. Everything done to mako each
CIasS equal.
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eOSn Pr 1Eond G.agIg5teed; Sure RtIg.
"a immedlatAIy eEeIyWhere 70 Ee1I our
plteaf EiieFI1ifilg Vine Hfre ClotAel Lfaes.
CAL Ar on address the GrRAIED WrEE NILS,
PhIladelphia, Pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE ruY
CA6O MARKETS.

MONEX-The tendency of the no,av
market IS towards increased trin~o,a-
only strictly first class names are tSEerS , 9 ~
d5mand for money by the packers hos ba aaS
large. Rates OF interest are very firm p =
per cent, and gold sells at l36. 'SH
POCLTRH-The market is active c1,rt-
lots IN light supply. Chickens selling ~ Is
per d0Z. Geese and Turkeys at f4aIIc3s =
FURS.-Them market rules ouief V-if6 e,sr
receipts OF Mink and Rat. Mink are 0lfotedd
NJ Sgeli Lat at l0glSc; Coon. 25a.7Dc- WOoIS
42eo W; i,eaver, 81 259St IS; Otter S566
DAf GOODS.-Cotton fabrics are eeIIiry
az ABOUT the prices Of last year, when the rayS
material was selling at I6c-nOw at 30 No.
IN. cotton goods at the present price N ~ IL
material should tall to 20c. C5rpefs M Sn9n
stocks accumulating and holders anxin1S -
realize Prints are quoted at I2TI5c 6eiareS
ut alG2jc. Eleeched Sheetings NJ I51$5oa
Brown AT ll@I5c. S-Oo'
CATTLE.EThe improved Quality Of stoct-
has ralse4 the market ruling last week PTice
HOGS.-The market active and bnov-any
competition spirited and prices advoncad y
sac 2.j00 head sol1 at prices rapafng 49,
81 509S7 -, for choica to extra: e7TS725 fr-
fair To good; and S. 759SG 90 for ommo1
light uneyen lots
= LUMBER.-Wtth weather unsettIed ns5
tgatlon closed, and want of cars for tra1snor-
tatlon. the trade has been merely nominal
GhOOEHAES-Wtth increased FREIGHT
from the seaboard, anda az the. hi-h. Tats ~
gold. Groceries have advanced Sosn a1
candles are a1-excepdbn. and have declined
with The decline in the cost Of the raWm maze
TiRf.t&a 80 Nt-4
rr-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Personally. II. Mclaughlin has just re-
turned from his trip to Maryland. His perils
in the Notwithstanding showed in for three
days, with nothing to eat except Just Oysters
arc enough TO almost make as adventurous
to be showed In.
C. E. Mcpherson has just returned. His
manners and hat, n we doubt not, his
mind, are considerably polished from his
course through the Commercial College. May
success attend his commercial career.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

The Premium stOve-wehave Just bot
'the last Of the Moguls," Of ". T. Den, and
considering its size, the small quantity OF
wood 1t fuses, and the heat 1t gives out. it,
as good a stove as we ever had. 1t took the
premium at the late county fair, and we hope
this race of the "Moguls' may not become
extinct; in fact we believe Den has a few lit
tie "Moguls" left; If not, he has a splendid
assortment Of others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

KiIbOurn, jenkins g. CO-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds Of Pine Lumber. Lath, Shingles
t1cketss Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Office and Lumber Yard, corner 9Th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri
We manufacture eur own material In the
Plneries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
IN operation one of the largest manufactures
OF everything made inPine in the world, and
Obtaining our lumber direct nom the tree,
as We do we can sell at lower rates than n
Lumber Yard in the West which pays one
Wholesale and d or two retail profits. We
seal always keep or hand a full supply OF
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to exanineoorstock
and prices before nurchasiRgelsewhere as We
can ensure satisfaction, inboth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Not at COstI-Hetzel wishes 1t distinctly
that he desires to make a living
profit on his goods, and annOt afford to sell
at cost or any other hUmbug. He desires to
stay right here, and cannOt afford to deal In
phrases to coax trade, but is prepared
to show BY comparison with eastern prices
that he is doing a fair thing by his customers.
Call andseehim atNo. 20, McPherson's Block.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

ChristmasEv eve Ball at NemahR City
Levi Johnson viii give a grand Christmas
Eve Ball at Johnson's Hal Nemaha City.
The three Dye brothers, James, Henry and
Nathan, being engaged to play, we can guar
antee satisfaction 81 the music. The prepa-
ration for a grand good time are oman extern
sive scale, and everybody is invited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Saturday Evening POst-To those of
our readers who wish q city paper, In addi-
ton TO our own, we would recommend the
Post, Of Philadelphia. It has recently been
enlarged and beautifed, and Its stories are
finely illustrated. It announces new novel
cts by Mrs. Hosmer. Miss Amanda NJ. Doug
las, Miss Prescott. GUstsve Aimard, and other
distinguished writer's. The Post Is also the
cheapest of the 1lrst-cIass literary papers.
Specimen, numbers VIII DO sent gatis, by
writing to n. Peterson & Co, S19 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. $3.50 a year in connee-
ton with the Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
NO.27.

IT'S cold and keen the winter wind
Blows through your clothes so thin,
With sleety blast n breath unkind
Cuts To thevery skin.
A safe retreat
Is down the street, ftttt.
At number twenty-Seven;
You can get aheap
OF goods 50 cheap
You'll think that they are given.
The best OF suits,
Without dispute -J
Cheap as In 81,
No men there are
VIII treat you 50 fair
AS the Regulator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Prof. Bea1 has evidently vamoused; evil
IDENTIFY absquatulated; with the funds Of his
scholars but half earned. Our town has been
sadly victimized, lately. A fux Of rascality
seems to have attacked the west. Prof Brltton
proceeded Beall-went through the river
towns like a dOze o f~-salts, and-blew his
brains out. We will forgive Prof Beall the
81 he owes us if he will invest it in powder,
and consider that we have that much bread
east upon the water Our citizens should
rememberthat eternal vigilence is the price
OF g~reenbacks, nowadays.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Masonic FestivaI.-Nemsha Valley Lodge
No. T. A. F. & A. NJ, Of this city, is making
preparations for a festival on the evening Of
the 18th inst. The annual festival occurring
on Sunday, they have decided to hold on the
day before. Masons in good standing from
everywhere are invited. 1t will be splendid
affair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

ST. LOUIS MARKETS BYTELFGRAPH.
FLoUR-S5OGuS per Dbl
WHEAT-Red fan S165@2@; Spring q soGlz
ConS-z6@7ecG or mized. choice whitss SOC
0ATs-8959a-
BAREEx-PnmsN Sg2m.
RYE-a 291@.
PRovIsIoEs-Mes Pork SIS 50 per Dbl; dry salt
shoulders l0Glokc, rib sides I4c, clear sides f4Sc.
BAeoN-shouldersI4k clear sides I7e, sugar-cured
hams 16Z.
CATTLE-2H9eK gross FOR prime.
HOSES 90 for fair 70 prime, @ 2@s 60 for choices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

A Physician whose skill can be entirely
relied upon, Is g blessing 20 any community.
This is eminently true of Doctor Whittier, Of
st. Louis, who confines himself to the treat
ment of chronic and other classes of disease
mentioned in his card, appearing In another
column. The Doctors reputation is Union
vida
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Excitement at BrOWnville IAN
PARENT N PURsUTT OF A SUPPOSED RUNA-
WAY DAUGHTER!!-The crowd at the party
given last weekly Mr., Hank of this city, to
the Mite Society, was immense, and the Wes-
tern Serenaders covered themselves with
glory. Among those present was an old and
well known citizen, My who aecompa-
MED his daughter, one of the most accom-
plished young ladies of our city. There was
also present a young clerk Of our city, who
had for quite a period of time been paying
a constant visitor to Mrs. While everv-
thing was passing off merrily, the departure
Of the young couple was suddenly noticed by
a friend who Immediately informed the par
ent thus: NJ -, 1 fear your laughter is
running away! p "Where ~ said he. when?
Howe 'She has just left with Mr.. -" re-
piled his friend. Instantly calling a carriage.
the now irate father followed and traced them
to A. Mays famous Clothing and Dry Goods
Price Regulator, q Main street, and suddenly
confronted the young couple with, "what
are you doing here?' "Why. papa replied
the daughter, 81 thought as h room was so
warm, 1 would just step down here a few mo-
ments, and look over the nice Dress Goods
just received by Mr.. May and Mr.. also
wished to examine his stock OF Clothing.
What are you doing hereP7 ION, 1 heard
that the Regulator had a fine stock of over
coats, and I thought 1 would just step In and
get one" And after making several purcha-
ses they left, the best pleased trio in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Santa Claus has just arrived with the
largest assortment of new and ingenious
Toys ever opened In this city, at VIM. Ros-
sells, where may be found everything, from
the smallest Toys TO the finest Cake, that
may he needed for a thorough enjoyment Of
the Holidays. Call and him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
chrIsimas Eve Ban a. sonorn.-rh

Christmas Eve Ball at SOnOra-The
Western Serenaders, by special request Of the
citizens, have determined to give q grand
concert and ball at Sonora on Christmas Eve.
Their concert last week at that place was to
a crowded house, and give immense satisfac-
ton, at which we do not wonder, as what they
play they play well, ndWerecommend them
to the public everywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
Our AEricuItural Department-We

Our Agricultural Department.-we
refrain from calling the attention of
all to our Agricultural Department" under
the control Of Col. Furnas. He is devoting
much time toit; making il valuablen not only
to the farmer, but to ali who have town lot
or garden TO embelish or make profitable.
Bis actual experienced in this section, in nearly
all matters upon which he writes, makes his
articles doubIy valuable and reliable to all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

More New T~ype.-Durlng the past week
we have again received from MacKallar,
& Jordan, of the Philadelphia Type
Foundry. about sU0 worth Of newtype-Ag-
ate, BREWER and display type-and must
state that we never saw q better hnished ar
tiele from any foundry IN the world Assoon
IS we can make the necessary changes our
paper viii be printed throughout upon en-
tirely new type, aHfrom this foundry, when
we can defy competition to show Us 2 better
selection OF type, or a neater paper, west OF
the mississippi Eo-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Tin Signs-ThOse splendid tin signs you
see all around~town are produced by Louis
WaIdter, sign, house and ornamental painter,
No. IS Main street. They come cheap andare
admirably executed, as is all the work done
by him. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

ANuisanee.-Ctty Marshal, Attention.
If you do not see to having that old well, be-
fore Bedford's old stand, filled up or covered,
somebody's hog may fall in and get hurt; to
say nothing OF the dangerto some Of the hui
man species. See to it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Sleighing.-During tho past week our
streets have been made gay by the almost
constant passage Of beautiful sleighs 6ned
with the beauty and elite Of the city, all hearts
beating . the merry Jingle Of the sleigh
bells but a thaw is oming over things which
bids fair to strip our streets of their ieecv
covering, and destroy this pleasant exercise
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Cooley for 1s69.-The American people
have long ago become famillarized with the
merits Of Godey's Lady's Book. Although
making a speciality Of the fashions and Of
light literature, and this through a long peri
cd in which nc rivalry was able TO establish
itself, Mr.. Cooley has constantly added such
other features to this magazine, and has so
excellently managed this, that it has circula-
TED when fashions were a secondary consid-
Grafton, and retained every advantage once
gained. The literary character Of the work
has been Sue Qeneris, and 50 wisely adapted to
the tastes Of those for whom It catered, that
it has grown constantly, and always retained
the good will of those who made its acquaint-
ance. Cooley, although followed by numer-
Gus rivals and imitators, is still at the head.
The literary matter of furnished by Marion
Harland and a long list of entertaining and
agreeable writers. We are pleased to see such
abundant proofs Of enterprise and good judg-
ment in the old ~favorite. and feel assured
that it will thereby continue ITS record, and
be green and lusty when some of its young
competitors are forgotten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

We have received from the publishers, the
'Star Spangled Banner' for January. With
this number it enters upon its seventh vol
ume, and is enlarged and improved, giving
nearly double the former amount of matter.
1t is rich, rare and racy sheet of forty long
columns and eight large pages, illustrated.
and is really the cheapest paper in the coun-
try. Its publishers present, gratis, TO every
subscriber, o splendid engraving, and the
price of all is only seventy-fve cents. Spec
linens can be seen at this office, or will be
sent free by addressing "Star Spangled Ban
ner," Hfnsdale, n. H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Public, Attention tive never dun gem
tlemen, because a gentleman is a person who
pays up; but those owing us must call and
settle their account on or before the LIST of
January, AID. 1869, for trOuble will commence
from and after that date. We must have
what is due us. A word to the wise is sufi-
cient. MCCALL CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

The Finest Holiday Presents you can pos
ibly make your wife, daughter or young fe-
male friend Is q Wheeler. & Wilson Sewing
Machine which can be had at the Bazaar.
Blankets and shRwls I-Shawls and
Blankets: Blankets and Shawls Shawls and
Blankets. cheap at TEARE 81 Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

How to b. HeaIthy-AIways keep your
feet dry and warm; go to McGibbons Boot
and Shoe store andbuy a good pair Of Boots
for a very small amount Of money, and save
a big doctor bill.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

w. w. Hackney is always prepared to
give his customers the benefit Of his cash
purchases, in his truly well selected and COM
prehensive assortment OF ehoice,Dry Goods,
Notions and Groceries. Go and see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Lett, Of the Good Samaritan Drug Store,
in McPhersoh's Block, has a splendid lot Of
Toilet articles, Perfumery, etc, which make
as nice and appropriate apresent as can be
found in the city 4tI L.H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
THE MARKETS.
CLoTHING MARkEr.

Corrected Weekly forthe Advertiser by
MAYS DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
REGULATOR.
Business Coats from S4@SI2.
Business SuitS.S5. -
Overcoats,. 50 50GS20.
Cashmere Pants, S3 506S5.a
Cassinet Pants, S2@S3 80.
Vests, from - cts 70 So.
-OverShfrtS. best 81.
OverShirts, second best, g.
Overshirts, from 70 cts. to 81 %.
Understands, from 50 cts. to 8.
Drawers, from 80 cts to 81.
BuckSkin Gloves, best, 3 ..
SheepSln Gloves, 50 cts.
S~heepSkin MitiS, - cts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

For n Nice Holiday Present you win
find at McFau & Co.'S as fine Mirrors as are in
the west; Hobby Horses, Bob Sleds, Gigs,
Carts, Rocking Chairs, Picture Frames, and
everything you may desire, tomakea lasting
and beautiful present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
sHELLENBERGER BRO,s.

Helmbold NOt Crazy-No, Helmbold is
as sane MS ever, and is still issuing his Buchu
TO the stricken Of earth's children by the
mllAons OF bottles. This we think IT no
more than proper to say, as a paragraph is
going the rounds to the effect that ms crazv
There is such method in bis madness as
pays so well, we would we were usafHicte
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

The neatest Holiday Presents for girls OF
ladies, car be had at the Bazaar, for there Is no
better taste in such matters than IS displayed
by Mrs Bargis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Nelson 8 Baker, Poet Laureate of Ne
braska, is again in our midst, and has now in
press a poem on the Election and Christmas
and New Years Address, which abounds in
beautiful comparisons and striking figures.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Mays Ad.-Haye you seen it, Ifnot do
so. May Is aliEel May is the Regulation of
Prices! May has broUgh more trade to this
town than any man in II, during the present
season. h cry Jew, Jew like the old cry
Wolff Wolfg' is played. May is making as
honorable q record as any merchant on the
Missouri slope. his business is straight: his
stock is large; his goods are good: hisprices
are low; hls heart ism the right place: and
il viii pay you to call and see him b-eforepur-
chasing elsewhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Christmas and New Years Presents
AS hne a lot of beautiful presents as was ever
congregated in one show case, can be found
at McCreery and Nickell's City Drug Store,
and sold as low as anywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

kuhn & Haine's Premium Grain and
Seed Drill. with W. II. Eauman's Improve
ment. for sale by F. A. Tisdel Co.
Rooms TO Rent-Enquire Of W. Black
burn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

1Au wishing to subscribe for newspapers,
magazines, etc, at club rates, will bear in
mind tina the 10th of December is the extent
oftime given. a. ID. MARSH,
Generan News Agent for the U. s., the Can
adas, and some parts of Europe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

A. ID. Marsh proposes TO have on his
shelves a better lot of Christmas presents
than was ever before offered in Brownville.
Drop In and see for yourself
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

The Mite Societies meet so often, lately,
that we find it impossible to keep u of
them. We can say, however, that they are
well attended and very enjoyable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17
AYer's OherrY Pectoral.
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lnngs,
such IS Coughs, Colds, Who0ping
Cough Bronchitis, Asthma,
nnd ~Conmnnpf7cu.


ProbaSly never before in the whole histOY %
meucln has anything won SO widely and 90 deeply
upo4 the confidence Of mankiEd, as this excellent
rgniedy for pulmonary Complaints. through q long
series, Of years, and among most d the races 81
men Il mas risen higher and higher - their estimae
ton, as it has become better known. It's Uniform
Character and power 70 cure the various afccaonB
Of the lungs and throat, have made e known a. re-
liable protector against them. While adapted %
milder forms Of disease and 10 young children, BE
At the same time the most eGectualremedy that can
be gwen Tor nclpient consumption, and TIE dan.
BerOus aneCuons OF the throat and lungs pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of CFotDs n should
be kept on hand IN every family, and indeed as an
are sometimes subject % colds and coughs, an
should be provided with this antidOse for them.
Although settled COHsuanpfi0n is thought IN.
durable, stu great numbers Of eases where The dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored % sound health BIZ 10
Cherry PecfOr0L. So complete is its niasteY
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, thas
the most obstinate OF them yield to Il. When 10Th
ing else could reach them, under the Cherrn Pee
t0rGt they subside and disappear.
singers ard Public Speakers Ind great pro-
lection from it.
4sthaRq Is always relieved and Ofen wholly
cured by il
bronchitis is generally erred b taking ne
ChcFFB Beet0r0L IN small and frequent doses.
so generally are iEs virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here, or do mora
man assure he public thas ih5 qualities are hly
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

For stoves of every variety, for Tinware
of all kinds, for Tools for all trades, for Black
smiths Iron, for all styles Cutlery, for Copper
Ware, for Guns, Pistols and Ammunition, for
Pumps, for Meat Cutters, for Hardware of
every kind, and particularly for the sake of
economy, SO to
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

The Industrial Plow is pronounced by
all the best for Nebraska soil.
r. TEARE a Co., Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Calico, best II cts. Second, 10 cts.
Heavy Yard Wide MuSlins. ISc
Muslin. second, l6c@l2c.
Cotton Delaine, &c.
All Wool Delaine, 4Oc.
ShawlS, 67-l35, s..
Plaid Flannels, 45c.
Plain Flannels, 35c6J0.
BalmOral skirts, 81 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

Genuine Chamber OF Commerce Cigars at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

DO yOu want to make your sweet hear.
yOur wife, granddaughter, or friends nice HoI-
iday Presents JOsEph shutz has a splendid
assortment Of good Jewelry OF all kinds
Clocks, Watches, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

DO you wish TO make a lasting and beau
tiful Christmas or New Years Presents? Go
to Patch's Jewelry shop, where you can see
as fine a lot of Jewelry or Silver Ware as is
west OF the Missouri river, is selling them
very low for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-17

We have no perfHmery, no traps to adorn
the person; but when you come TO the intel
lect, we have the presents for Christmas.
This reminds me that Santa Claus starts from
A. D. Marsh's News Depot.