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Ii has been asceraincd that vessel
lef, Baltimore not long ago for Cuba, with
,WOnty,two thousand stands OF arms and
hundrd thousand rounds of am:
muniiion, with various other WAR materi-
all 1T 10 also hinted in certain quarters
that preparations are 10 progress lot sen
ding out another vessel on similar mis'
sion. Some OF the authorities have ink.
liugs oI it. but cannot get exactly on ths
track, The fact is, these affairs are con.
sid'rably wnked at there.
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An EccENrmp DIylNE -TSoma svpsr1
resided ID I'----, an eccentric,
bit most worthy divine OF tho Baptist
persuasion, by tie naho o. Driver, who
loved a good Joke. 20 matter whom It
Bit providCd Il wounded not Zoo deeply.
One day whlIc returning from visit
to brother cIetgyman Of on adjacent
town, meeting man with an exceeding
ly poor yoke OF oxen, nnd nn unusually
large load Of hay. which was so deeply
in the miro that the united efforts Of tho
cattle cOull not start il from It's position
he Bccjslcd him with
well my friend, what Is the muLtCr?'
Matter enough, IN in the mud and
can't get out.
Your oxen are too lean FOR suob a
load. You should give them more ID
eat for you know the Bible says. 'WhdSo
givcih to the poor lcndeth to the Lord
The hrmur replied that was not the
reason,
We'll wba. is it then? asked the di
vine.
why, they aro just like the North
Baptist Church al P replied the
farmer peuisbly, they want dart't
sight better Driver than they've got now.
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A nAuNrrp MuKpEnEn

In the year 1853. man now living
in Kansas City, had n difficulty with a
man in California, and killed him in self
defense. He was arrested. triOd and uc-
Quilted by jury Of his coontrymen, -
The man whom lie killed had been his
freud. They worked together in. tho
same mines, slept under the same blank
et-were, in short, companions and
comrades Alter tho killing the man
Of whom wo speak has never seen q
happy day. Grisi or continued
dwelling on the subject, has, to a cer'
tain extent, impaired his mind, and he
positively asserts now that the spirit Of
Tho dead man is, always with him, To
NgOh soid oar5a Gaiiiofnissand
went to British Columbia, II followed
like a shadow Then ho went to Colo
RADIO. Still the ghost pursued him. In
agony he fled to the States; no rest here.
Day an night. be says lie can see the
countonance Of bis dead friend, aud feel
his presGnCo In his room. The ghost has
never yet spoken to him, At first the
features expressed anger and resentment
Now they appear kinder and more CON
placent. This story nay appear lille
ridiculous, but it Is true nCvertheless.--
Names could be given, if it was possi-
bIo to botray confidence. The man is
known TO few here. He rOrely goes
upon the street, and expresses himself
resigned 10 his fate, and prays that God
will forgive him, as he believes now that
his friend has done -Edasas City Timcs
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A TERRIBLE TnrNG.-It is very ter.
rble thing 10 begin to lot the oonsciCnco
grow hard. for il soOb sears rs With a hot
irou. 1t is like the freezing Of pond.
Tho first film oficois fc1rcely porccpti-
Bile; keep the waters stirring, and you
will prevent tho ice from hardening IT,
bat once let it film over dnd remain SO,
it thicsens over the surface, end it
thickcns still, and at last it is so solid,
that o wagon might be drawn over the
solid water, So with conscience; il films
over gradually, aud OF last it becomes
hard, unfeelng, and it can bear up a
weight Of iniquily.
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A little blue eyed maiden, who was
nursing her fifth Christians doll, and
listening to Ter mother and some female
friends talking about domestic broiIs
and Chicago divorces created rather a
sensation by remArkiug "WcIl, ma,
I'm never going to marry I'm going to
bO a widow!'
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Day, painting with heat and l0dsd
with thousand cares tolls onward Ike
beast Of burdcni but nighl--calm, 81.
lent, holy night--is o ministerng ana
gel, that cool', with its dtwy brcalhS
the lol-hoalcI brow.
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A Lcoyonworh editor is iu quest Of
special attractions for his paper. Hid
says, wv hat we want for this column ID
personalities as mean 40 possible. Ex|
pcuso OIL libel suits to be .dOfroyOd by The
wrilsr--luhorul expenses by us.'
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When a noble life has spared old age
II IL not the decline that it recalls, but
he irst days OI imm)rslity,
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Itissoid that tho President has a new
policy, for which ho paid pecuniurt
lOa lilo insutuucc mani :,
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:yOVs WORK.

We are prepared to do job Work of every
description, in as good style as any office in
ihi. part Of the State, and at lower prices.
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lAsoSle'

nj A"0N'''
The regular communication Of Minlnrn
hodge No. 10. A. F. and A. NJ, are held
monthly, on the night of The full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
W. L. RUFNER, Secretary.
sont 10. lSGS-Iy.
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IRe qIretGtg 2toister
r,1rIsurp EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
GEO. w. TIPPETT,
rnlron AND PRoPRIEToR.
OFFICE=

N,ry STREET, SrAE COURT HOUSE,
po,yT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA.
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rFLFGRAPHIc ITEMS.

-Advices from ST. Marie. Hayti' are
to the Goth ult. A French war steamer
had arrived, bringing news of the SINK
ing of the Galatia, one of Salnave's
bl0ckaders, by the insurgents, at Aux
Caver, Many of the picquets are re-
ported to have deserted Salnave.
Mrs. w. Adams, of Utica, N. Y,
was burned to death, by upsettiHg a
kerosene lamp, Thursday night.
"A fire at Toledo. O., Friday morn
ing, destroyed four stores and dwell
ing on the corner of Monroe and st.
Clair streets. The stores were occupied
nv Morris, Stettener 81 Co., wool and
hides: J. N. Campbell 81 Co., grocers;
Doolittle d Kies, provisions, and Rich
ards & Brown, flour and feed. Loss
$50, 600; insurance about 1000.
Col. Edwin Wright Morgan, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics and Mechanics
at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa.,
died on Friday.
The Jury in the case of Daniel Dare
and Josephene La FAMINE, for the muir
der of the husband of the latter at Dud'
lev. Massachusetts, in April, 1868, went
ont at 9 A. NJ. The trial occupied tnree
hours returned with verdict OF no'
guilty. ,,. :,
bartholomew Donnel Milford in
dicted for the murder OF Bridget Muir
raw in October, pleaded guilty OF muir
der in the second degree, and mas peer
sentenced to State prison for llie'
"A fire Thursday night on the south
west corner of Water and Commerce
streets, Norfolk, Va, destroyed lou
buildings occupied as wholesale gro gro
cerv store and several commlssloi
houses. Loss $40, 600; fully insured
"A portion of Wards iron foundry
at Newark, N. j., was destroyed ny 96 fo
yesterday. Loss $4,000; insured 10
81, 900.
GOV. Hoffman, OF New York. ma
} vetoed the bill for State aid 10 tn
Plattsburg & Whitehall Railroad; IN
, veto message was tabled in the Sena'
by vote of D to 5.
"A tire at Murfreesboro, TENNESSEE
Yesterday morning, destroyed propert
: valued at $4,000. Insurance not asce'
tanned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
EHGLAED.
LONDON, April 16.

LONDON, April 16.
In the House of Commons tonight,
in accordance with notice previously
given, Mr.. Gladstone moved that the
House go into committee on the bill for
the disestablishment of the Irish
Church.
Mr.. Newgate, conservative member
for North Warwickshire, moved as an
amendment that the House go into
committee six months from the present
day, This motion was equivalent to
indefinite postponement. A lively de-
bate followed, during which Mr..
Aytown, member for Kirkaldy, created
a sensation by declaring his objections
to that clause in the bill which provides
for the support of the Maynooth College.
Mr.. Aytown is a Liberal and voted
with the majority on the division Of
March 2Sd, when the bill passed to a
second reading. His declaration was
followed by scene Of great excite
ment in the House. The opposition
cheered repeatedly and counter cheers
and other Interruptions came from the
ministerial benches. When Mr.. Ay-
town ended his remarks the confusion
subsidized and the debate was continued.
Most of the speeches were made by the
minor members OF the opposition.
At the end of this discussion, which
lasted six hours, Gladstone arose and
said one case would be given by the Gov
ernment to the terms of the provision
made for Maynooth College, He at
tributed much of the opposition to the
power of the clergy in Ireland. That
power had been built up by the old pol.
icy of England, which had been lately
partly reversed and was now to be COM
pletely abandoned. he concluded by
declaring that the success of this bill
was not question of party, but of JUS
tice.
Mr.. D'Israeli followed. He disap~
proved of a division on the motion for
postponement, and said he was anxious
to go into committee on the bill.
The House then divided-on the mo-
ton to go into committee, with the fol-
lowing result: For the motion, 355;
against, 229; majority, 1875. The House
then formally went into committee on
the bill, and adjourned.
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Well Atte.ted Cure of Catarrh.

DR. R.APLIGHTHILL ILL-DEAR SIR:-1,ou55 ,0E5
treatment in the cure OF my Catarrn mas Ht ns1
the desired effect, and resulted IN pe1'tII
GOOD TO hne, although my case mag He4uSney t4uS a1
been pronounced incurab1e, anu HAm -,1H
hausted all other modes OF treatlnenEi ma.Ii WIZ
ont the least benef1t. My case was SO cnroniSc
on6 fTonblesome, that by giving IeW ot
9he Gvmntoms the value OF your treaLInehL
can IA more readily estimated. For years l
Sad heen afflfcted with q constant colo IN
TIE head. obstructIng my breathing 20 ~ ~ "
noceSSftate me to keep my NOUN open o W
rTTc sIeen: Iatterly the DISCHARGES Decatne .e1e
ssnnIIiS,Ided and impacted in my nose 20 eI suSu
%, eXtent that It required the greatest sa s4ea
1In1 It to expeI them. Sometimes these MAJ ssr,
oI'al INN ns would get in my throat u Sausit 1
S,Ie - hawk and scrape even by the theaf nout ~
xnE raS,sve ~ mvseIf. My breath was onenslHe, i e
t'5H nSer1Ory became impaired. OZzInes' Oa1lea
II "a iioht headiness made their aPPeaLan11oo3
and ~ late symptoms OF para!y ysis sIeP p1 :
Hnu T., ord NJ when l placed myself 1noeE yoi yn'ei
no1Ie 20 one side OF my face was oaoIy Aeoith
S11 ISjs dread disease. My genera AtTned
sy6eTed alike, there was q consiitafa' itf1 No an.
Tro~sv and debilitated feeling. VIII WIZ iGt1S H IN
v ~ move or act; felt AS tired on I5 n ~
tLsJ morning as did on going 70 ny HySeSi,tio1 ~,
ennetfte was capricious ana ny, Sas5 uts5 nvself
mr9rose. In that condition PttsSt ~ Setata fhat
nnder your care, and am happy " uo,,S Symn
eli those disagreeable and dangeEO!1Ss !1Se ey ynnore
1orSs nave entirely left me, ana oN0
eniov the benefits OF good nealLn. Ill, benefit
By giving this publicity you oT1IIge me,
others similarly affected anu 0
BrookIflle, JEFFERSON c0'''''S'
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IsY TELEGHAPII.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsCo, april 70. :
The English iron clad Jealous, Ad-
miral Hastings, from Victoria, and the
United States steamer Ossipee, from
Honolulu, arrived to-day.
There is nothing additional in regard
to the burning mines at Cold Hlil. me
shafts are still closed. Considerable
amounts have been raised for the relief
of the families suffering by the catas-
trophe. The expenses OF the. funerals
were assumed by the companies con-
cerned. The performance at the Virgin
ia theatre for the benefit OF the sufferers
netted about 81 600.
crossing in this city between the British
Columbia and California elevens, ere,
ates great interest. The officers and
band of the English frigate Jealous
propose visiting the grounds to witness
the closing game.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
At the National Academy of Science
yesterday, papers were read by Proies-
sors Pierce, Ferrel, Chase and others on
various subjects of science.
Col. John A. Campbell, new Cover
nor OF Wyoming, took the oath of office
Yesterday before Associate Justice
Swayne, of the Supreme Court, and left
for that Territory last night.
The present understanding is that
President Grant, under authority OF the
law, will issue q proclamation at a n
early day submitting to the people of
Virginia the Constitution of that State
for q separate vote on clauses. First, AS
to odisfranchisement; Second, The test
oaths; Third, County organizations.
1t is understood the vote has been or
dered for the fourth Tuesday in May.
A new registration of voters IS 10 o9 O9
made. Col. Jos. Segar has announced
himself as the candidate at large for
Congress from that State.
John D, Defrees is not an applicant
for the office of Second Auditcor or any
other position under Grant.
out of one hundred and thirty-hve
clerks belonging to the Third Audi.
tors Office, who were yesterday notified
that they were to be removed, there
were seven out of the eleven chiefs OF
divisions.
The Senate to-day confirmed Eli S.
Parker to be Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
It is stated to-day; ct the Treasury
Department, that Second Comptroller
Broadhead has received letter from
Secretary Boutwell, informing him that
the Department has no intention of dis
nensinp with his services, in conse
duence of which, he will not tender his
resignation.
To-day being the regular Cabinet day,
all the members we're present. Previ-
Gus to the meeting large numbers OF
Senators had tan interview with the
President.
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FIFTY YEARS A CLERK.

The telegraph tells of the dismissal
of a clerk from the Post Office Depart
ment, who commenced his clerical SER
vices in 1919. Fifty years of faithful,
brain-dwarfing, Notwithstanding, man
hood. crushing work rewarded by what?
The mere expense of daily living. No
competence tor old age, no home for
declining years, no reighbors-a shriv-
eled mummy while yet alive-an old
man adrift! What a picture and
what a warning Youths of America,
look upon it and sigh no more for
a Washington clerkship. Turn away
from the Treasury building the Post
Office and the Patent-Office building,
and, indeed, from every one of those
granite tombs of manly, fresh, inde-
6endent endeavor which abound in
Washington, to the broad, fertile fields
of noble effort, sure to reward you
with competence, self-respect and the
respect OF others, everywhere inviting
YOU to enter them. Better break rock
upon the street than become Govern
ment clerk. From the one you may
rise to wealth and honor; from the other
you will inevitably sink to poverty and
contempt.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, April 1G

ST. LOUIS, April III.
{. The laborers excavating the great
mound in the northern part OF this city,
have unearthed row OF Indian graves
sixty feet in length, and twenty.fiv
feet below the surface. Large quanti-
ties OF bones, beadsI coins and other
relics have been thrown out, and the
place has been visited by great num-
bers of curiosity hunters.
Gen. Hartsuff, formerly Adjutant
General OF the Louisiana District un-
der General Sheridan, has been assign
ed to the Adjutant Generalship of the
military division of Missouri by Gen.
Sheridan.
Mrs. Nichols, the reported appointed
Postmistress of Leavenworth, Kansas,
Is the wifo of Gen. Nichols, deceased,
and late Adjutant General of this mill
tary division, and has been appointed
POstmistress at Fort Le8venWorth, at
which post her eldest son is trader.
The appointment gives great satisfac-
ton to the military men and others in
this city.
The Repu6EicGn publishes a rumor
that the q rand Jury in the United States
Circuit Court recently in session here,
found a bill of Indictment against Gen.
Burbridge, of kentucky, for bribery
in connection with his duties as a
Revenue officer, and that he has been
summoned to this city from Washing
ton. 1t Is not known whether the ac'
cusation is against him for bribing or
being bribed.
Alter several futile attempts on the
part of the fancy, it is now announced
that match has actually been made
between Tom Allen and Mike McCoole,
for a fight to come off within two
months for a thousand dollars a side
aud the excursion money. Two hundred
dollars is said to have been put up, but
whether articles of ofagreement have been
signed is not stated.
AT meeting of the working women
last night, articles of association for a
Working Women's Union was adopted
and a permanent organization will be
entered into as soon as the requisite
number OF signatures is procured,
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NOTWITHSTANDING the statement OF
Mrs. Twitchell it is said some doubts
exist in Philadelphia as to Twitchell's
guilt. A relative by marriage, and we
are assured "a lady of the highest char
acter and the kindest heart" who WIS.,
tied Twitchell almost daily before his
death, has been making some state
ments Of an interesting character. She
is entirely assured of his innocence.
During the last week of his life she was
with him in his cell almost every day.
OF course, she held frequent and intt-
mate conversation with him. She also
relates conversation with Mrs.
Twitchell about going to Harrisburg
about a pardon, when her Mrs. Twitch-
ell's) Language was: "Don't ask for
pardon for him; 1 don't want you to
ask for pardon"
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mARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, April 16.

BALTIMORE, April l6.
At n session of the Baltimore Presoy-
terry the foil owing was adopted:
WHEREAS. This Presbytery has at
its last meeting responded by the over;
lures sent down by the last Genera, Ger FRA
and New School Churches; and where
as, aau a mai majority Of the Presbyteries of the
Old School branch have rejected the a na.
sis set down; and whereas, II was Pr. pho
@ next General @ ASSEMBLY of the two
churches should consummate a union
upon 4 basis not dehnteIy anu io thara.
ly submitted to the Presbyterles; tnere'
fore, "a
dition to its former action express at lts
disapprovaI of an organic union not
first submitted to the Presbyteries and
agreed upon by three-fourths OF the
same.
Assembly which meets in New York
May Goth,
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A BREEZE has been raised at WASH
ington over the enterprise Of some Of
the newspapers publishing intelligent
abstracts of the Seward-Hale'P Perry
secret correspondence in regard to the
Legation quarrel at Madrid, which cor
respondence had been sent to the Senate
bv the President as secret document.
1t is understood that the matter Is to be
Investigated by the proper commlttee.
who will have authority to send for
nersons and papers.
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SENATE.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.

WASHINGTON april 10.
The Senate met at noon to-day. The
Chaplain in his prayer alluded to the
emancipation celebration in progress
to. day, and thanked God for the action
which proceeding from these Halls had
established liberty and equality
throughout the land.
Mr.. Wilson submitted the following;
ReS0Lved, That the Secretary of the
Navy be, and is hereby authorized with
the consent of the government of Col
umbia, to cause through survey for q
ship railway or ship canal across the
Isthmus of Darien, from San Miguel
to the Gulf Arabia in Darien.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration of executive busin ess.
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AURORA.
A remarkable DIspIay In the


PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
A remarkable aurOral display oc-
Cured tonight, which is said to have
been the greatest since the electric storm
of 1859. Broad bands of red and green
light, reaching from the Eastern TO the
Western horizon, suddenly changed
into knots overhead, which sent forth
broad rays in every direction. During
it's continuance the Western Union Tel
egraph Company worked Its lines from
this city to the western part OF the
State without the use OF a battery at
either end!
NEW YORK, April Is.
Tho most brilliant ouroral display for
years took place this evening. The au.
rOral current affected the telegraph
wires east and west, almost suspending
operations for time. The current was
verv heavy, The wires to Boston were
worked with the auroral current alone
for quarter of an hour. The stream
ers nearly covered the heavens, and
were very brilliant.
PITTSBURGH, April Is.
The wires at this point were serious
lv affected at times during the evening
bv auroral currents, the lines being so
heavily charged as to prevent working,
although the aurora was not visible in
the heavens.
LOUISVILLE. April Is.
Between the hours of 1880 and 10 +.
NJ, the Northern lights were slightly
visible, but the effects upon the tele-
graph wires were hardly perceptible.
RICHMOND. April 10.
About O'Clock this evening belt OF
white, apparently about six feet in
width, appeared across the sky, ex.
tending from east to west, and drifted
northwest, crossing and to some extent
obscuring the moon; and finally gath
cred as fan closes and disappeared
The aurora borealis is not visible in
the northern horizon. The people gen.
orally turned out to witness the phen-
OmenOn.
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OTTAWA, April 16.
The trial of Patrick Buckley, for COM
plicity in the murder of Hon. T. D. Nc
Gee, took place to-day. A number OF
witnesses were examined, but as no
evidence was produced against the ac-
cused, the Judge directed his discharge.
It is probable that Doyle and others
charged with being accessories Will De
also acquitted.
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ONE of the women-hating newspa-
pers is horritied at the bare idea of con-
ferring Office upon women. "Suppose," j"
it says, "Susan B. Anthony were to be
made President ?" Well, suppose she
should? The worst that could happen
would be little disagreement. and
that is no new thing.-Cin. Chronicle.
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cror1 Rrookyilie, ] Jefferson county, for many
wears, and can testify TO his statement as one
3T 1rIith and veracity.
VI LEOPOLD HELLBRoNER,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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LETTER FROM

LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs F. MILLER,
,.S'-;n,o,. 80 NJ the Burnett House Cincinnati.
BrRSETr HOUSE, February sth' 1857
TOW EpIrrDs AND THE PUBLIC:
- arord. me- great satisfaction to be ,I5 apIe ;1
TO testify to the success Of DR.. Li&nLi &nLeaa nv az
the treatment OF deafness, ana teeoarine has
heen impaired 1or q number OF years rSt a.
times TO such an extent as TO em9a1rs faass care
seriously. DR.. LiRhthtu, un9e1 ~ "a c1ItS
rpo1mSpieteiy, p1Si and restored me 70 perfect bear
Ing Ems
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Statement of Mfr. Il. D. McGeorgei Ja'tt0r o,
the House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1858.
have visited DR.. Lighthin at the McLuIe t,t
House and obtained his treatment lor In, tHs
cure OF Deafness and noises IN tne eaIs. az
can sav that have been greatly benetitted es
by its use, although have applied edIsaotIu ~ ~,
tyjce and that the treatment Is perlecuy
nninless and calculated to produce permS-
nehI "nO Oo'4 H. D. McGBoRGE,
AfoT0anto10T', ". va.