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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-15

J, 4. Benton. D. D.. PrafcRIr "a th'
Pacific Theological Seminary, san frsu
cisco, In speaking Of cur "ia'h,rs N"use'
ssys. From his student days to thi' tri,
DR.. March has always held n icremos' r.'n'
.noug his associates. lie mas acquired u
high reputation as an author lie - souu
in his theology. iucii in exposition. elevrt
ei in style, loe,ly in sen'i i'nr. pc urea
qua in description. brillian in im'g.ry
copious in illustrations. aud ric1, warm
and spiritual IN his Instruction See at
ver,iscment in another colunIn.
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Tue students Of the Ficehurg Acadsmy
will hold nm exhibition in Boycr's Hall On
Thursday evening the 90 inst. The publ
Are invited TO attend
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Orders of sale grained 10 sell Real Est Of
John s. Mark, decG, and John Hall, decd
Guardians were appointed IA follo"';-
In the Estate Of J. !. Moor. deceased.
I" {" " jacob Walborn 4"
- WIN. Garnan Z"
Returns Of InqucsIs were made in the is
tates Of Henry feker aud John liummrl.
Auditors reports confirmed in the Es'atc
Of Isaac Ramer. decd, and q. H. iiassinP
or, decd. Administratix discharged ana
bond cancelled,
COMMON PLEAS,
Eleven csses settled by the parties, and
the following cases tried by the Court;
Joseph Mining and wife VS. )oisah Lahr
Libel. Jury find in favor Of pills, ios s3c
md costs. Reasons for new trial lied,
Jacob X. Smith VS. franklin kreidrr.-
Trespass. After Jury sworn, case was SCI
tied by the parties.
Charles Roush vs. Alex'r Berich ct al
Trespas quare clausum freqli. Jury una
BILE to agree were discharged by the Court
On motion Of J. c. Bucher, Esq. Thomp
son Baker admitted to practice IN The sever
al courts of Snyder County,
swineford w Swineiord. In divorce
y. T. Parks, Esq, appointed commissions
TO take testimony.
In tho matter of the 6nal account Of Sam
nel Oemberling assignee of Gunirum an
Reighard. samuel Allsman appointed I
make distribution.
In the matter Of the account Of p"nis
Wilmer. Executor Of John y. s'ahl. L. n
Myers, Esq, sppoin,sd Auditor 20 mak
distribution.
10 The matter efihs Estate Of BENJAMIN
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MoSrY is letting up n little. but continue
tight. Pay whs, you owe 20 that you'
neighbor can pay hi- debts too and so -,
until /, goes all around.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-15

iluSALox. tic murderer OF little Mar,
Mohrmon In Philadelphia. has been sen
tcaced to he hung.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-15

Tn. Diplomats awarded At the Snyder
County Agricultural Fair have all been is
susd arc nov ready for distribution. Per.
sons interested can procure thcui hy calling
on tho Secretary. Daniel ; Boyer. n Free
burg, or q, Middl, burg on III of 'sn. - q.
the time appointed Tor tie election OF OH
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MAlSIS

On the llih inst. by Rev, Erlenmyer,
Alexander ". Bowersox. II Franklin ruwr- :
ship. and Miss Viol,ua / SIauier, oi
: liusgroyc
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

rsy " you would have no gray hairs
ure Halls Vegetable sioilain Hair lie
newer, the only sure preventive.
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bf ED.

Gnug!er, aged u yeais. months ahd .
days
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CorRr PRocEIpISGs. - Court orenr !
Monday December i2,h Present tieil n.
4. 4. Woods and his Associate Jnlrcs.
George q. Moycr aud J. q. h. Shndcl Tb'
following Constablcs were aproinird IiT
Slaves; Abraham Wagner, OF icRyer town
ship. Henry Ernmcl, Middlccrsck twp,
and 3. W. Watt, Of va bing;on twp,
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Com. vs. Nathaniel Walter. Ct nj lndic'
neut, Larceny of n Wild Bee. True bill.
This case Was tried andsdci. found no'
guilty.
Com. vs James Bingnmin. indictment.
Larceny Of watch. Not a true bill aud
sOun,y to pay costs.
Com. VS. wilhelm & Co. ! dictmcnt con
spirscy. Not a true bill and prosecutor Ia
psy costs.
eoRpHA ms corET.
The following returns to orders Of sale
were confirmed by the Court
In ihei Esiaie Of Ahram More. dccease
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VS. publish this wees the Presidents >
Message in FIJI. and call the attention OF
our reader. to the sainc. The clo,iug par
sgraph Of the Message di"clo-e- the policy
pf tho Administration, in plain and COM
prehensive manner and may be received n
the oreed OF the Republican party
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"THE MORNING GLORY"
COAL ST Owe.

In tii' pattern ~ Tnn McrNiNd GtoFy.
several new md imNcriani features have
been embodied. which can only he scou is
bc aimIrcI Tais new stove is u1lc en-
irr,y " cast iron. .o fiici s,to be air light
hui can y, nsic With shcct.iron upper
section vl-u rte'crtci ~ the purchaser.
f.. ornamental Gn.-h ~ draPery, makiAg il
o Handsome piece OF furniture fsr more 70
ihnn any stove heretofore made It's In
'r,nsl rorylruc,iou, though r,sewlling
some of tie iurrucr patterns Of Tie Morning
Glory 10 quite different making 10 NOR.
iur,LIr and far lees ii.'iru'' TO hc rrIsired.
rLe c,stiugs nrc 90 the hi.1,.t order. fully
rquanrg tAo Gnc,t c4,uuss rudc IN 1h..
country.
ANON. tho many ApvANricEs in 'hc uss
or the Morning rlory are The following 80
!. Continuous BWrNg. e.. Quality oi Ito
Heat. O.. Noutilalun through the stove.
!. krii-pusi stove. ., ~ L..spc Of Gas.
g. Economy u tucl
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A Bullock. twenty ronths old. was Killed
W Thomas Bower, Esq. ofFrauklin town
chip. New days ago. which weighed. when
dressed, C2S pounds. lie was good one
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CLOSING PRlttS OF DEHhNEN Il BRO
u ~ suptE - street, rhilsd lphi,

bnln' tgI IVA
g'llNoIs loo NlNa
Union Pacific n &. lst VI. Bonds. .siU QsO
tshlFal racine " IL ..,......s......v WV H''u
kOyvuUsT coupons bnught saIne N iold.
We sie prepared to iu,nsh With prnmpiness
United Ntate' ksy-Bus stamps The tOiir"iug
rates ul commission are allowed;
On s?b and ups ards, ,.............>2 ~ per cent.
IN SlJV ........-......,S sf,
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Tns latest lecturer in the field is John u
furratt. who Is raising n little cash in Ma
rylsnd villages by telling about President
Lincolu's aspsssinstion.
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Lady o,
A T. A IL ID.

Clergyman, while residing 10 south America
~ q missionary, discovered slie snl single
remedy for the 'ure OF Nervous Weakness, tsrly
Decay, Diseases 1T the Urinary ah1 Semtusl
gu by baneful and vicious habits, Great buu
bers have been cured by his n"bie remedy =
Prompted by = desi,e 10 beneht the afflicted rnc
uptntnpste, l VIII send the receipt tor pr par
Ing and usnu this in-iicine, IN q sealed snyelpp<
10 any one who needs u. Free OF charge ~
S>vos9Uy g. Sr>Suu}SAkAk, Stetien ID, btAlt
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CNIEr PROCLAMATION


(Nhrrcns the Hon. ). $ Woods rrcsi
w dent Judge of the Judicial I-uici
umro.cd o' the counties oi Suyjcr. Union
nj MfIin aud q. l. Shindcl aud
i,orgc G. Moycr. Esps Associate Judge.
20 amt 'or snyder county have issued their
prcccirt h~irirg. dste the the lj.h DAY oi
'ccruihcr, iS1t. tb me directed for
he holding Of an or Ilrn. court u rout
II Common Pleas. court q OS'r AMI Tu.
miner ani General court ~ Quarter Srs
SONS oi the rCace ~ ,iiddlchmg. trr the
county Of Snyder. on tie ith Mondny. lbr.
ing the .1rh dny OF February, is1LI aud
continue one week.
Notir, il therefore hereby given 20 TIC
Coroner. Justice Of the pclcc aud Cun,'a
hlc- in M &C., the count, of IN, der. TO MP
pear IN thcr proper person Ai,h their rul =
records. inlul.ltru,. cI,nluqtiuua suI
% her rcm'mbrlucrs to d. those things
NhIch ~ their offices nnl in uui' hchali
lCri1iu 20 hc ,iuur pul Wi'ur.sc. anil lcr.
sous prosecuting IT, h,,ul! Dt CO., tuuiuuu
wealth against amy r"r-"n oi r'r.,u- rr"
required Io lie then anil rhyrn u'jyuli' /.
AID not departing without l,nvc at th,lr
peril. justices urc requested tn lc Iure'-
oul in ri,lr mtvudtrrc az thr appointed
time ngrccnh'y t. uolir-.
Giv-a under my h,ul anil scrl st tic
Snr1n. oacc in M.1Ilrnurc he li'h lay
"i b.,rmhcr. \. p., o"c thousand gah'
hunii,I md r,y,ri}
JofN $ WOLF. shcHr
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I y. BURKHhRT,

Sel'nyrore, Snyder Go, Psnpc
Keeps constHntly on hand large sr'
we'll made assortment Of Tin, Shest.ir =
ware. Stoves. Sc. SC.
Hs is Agent !or the following name
articles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
A Lost Civilization.

At the last regular meeting of the Amer
lean Geographical and Statistical Society
at its rooms in the Cooper Institute, Pro
lessor Newberry, of Columbia College, de
!ivered an address on the subject of his ex-
Dloratons in Utah and Arizona Territories.
Tho speaker commenced by giving a short
history of the circumstances under which
the two government expeditions to which
he was attached were organized. He then
confined his remarks to the subject of the
latter expedition, no account of which has
vet been published. Its aim was prinei-
pally to explore the region embraced by
what is known us the old Spanish trail
from Santa Fe to California. After giving
IN interesting account of the topography
IF the region traversed, he proceeded to
speak of the traces which were found on
every hand Of a former occupancy by
numerous population now cxtict. These
were most numerous near the course of the
San Juan river. There were found ruins
Q immense structures, view of one of
which he exhibited, built regularly of
bricks, a foot in thickness, and about eigh
teen inches i'll length, with the joints prop
erly broken, and as regularly laid and as
smooth as any in a Fifth Avenue mansion.
This structure he said was as large as the
Croton reservoir. Inside were rooms nicely
plastered as the walls of modern house.
There were also traces of extensive canals,
which had been constructed to bring water
% these towns, which were received into
large eisterns. Tho lecturer also exhibited
pieces of pottery which he said abounded
everywhere, showing that in former aye
Ill this vast region had been inhabited
lie gave it as his opinion that the depop-
ulaton of this region was attributable to
The fact that both to the north and the
south were waIlike hordcs. and from the
ncursons of one and the other Of these,
the reaceable AZtecs, who had been the
former denizens of the country, had been
gradually wiped out. The only people left
here now were the Mokies, who lived in
towns inclosed within high, thick walls,
and who were almost inaccessible. These
people were visited, and the explorers were
received by them with great hospitality
The speaker concluded by giving a short
account of the manners Of the people and
their customs, as far as an opportunity was
had to observe them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
Interpretation Of Dreams.

To dream of small stone around youl
neck, is sign of what you may expect if
you get an extravagant wife.
To sec apples in a dream betokens we'd
ding, because where you find apples you
may expect to find pears.
To dream you are lame, is token you
will get into 4 hobble.
When young lady dreams of coffin,
it betokcns that she should discontinue the
use of tight stays, and always go warmly
and thickly shod in wet weather.
To dream of fire, it is a sign that-if you
are wise You will see that the lights in youl
houses are ont before you go to bed.
To dream that your nose is red at the tip,
is an intimation that you had better leave
off brandy and water.
To dream of walking barefooted, denotes
a journey that you will make bootless.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22

clined to endure Passively her presence; he
had married her for motives purely selfish,
and from notions equally selfish he sacri-
feed her. In the words of Tennyson:
ale held her when his passion spent its
novel force,
Something better than his dog, a little
dearer than his horse
/ Napoleon whose quick eye was keen to
| detect the men who would the most readily
serve his interests, created Talleyrand Min
lister to Foreign Affairs, and bestowed OIL
! him the dignity of Prince Benevento. This
was not an empty honor, for the grand dig
nitary received with the title the sum of
one hundred thousand dollars year, which
! to one of Talleyrand's luxurious and ex-
| pensive habits, was not an unacceptable
gift. When Napoleon's sun was about
suffering an eclipse, Ta,.tyrsil was the
centre around which gathered the fleeing
| friends of the great man. Napoleon him
self began to suspect his fidelity, for he
writes to his brother Joseph, 81 repeat,
distrust that man. l have dealt with him
for the last sixteen years; once even liked
him; but he is undoubtedly the greatest
enemy to our house, since it has been aban-
doned by fortune
When Louis XVIII assembled the throne,
lie offered Talleyrand, though he had but
little confidence in his loyalty, the office OF
Minis er Of Foreign Affairs, and again he
found himself in a lofty and important po-
sition. But he did not remain long in
office, and on retiring from it, the king
| made him Grand Chamberlain. Living in
his splendid hotel surrounded by all the
distinguished personagcS Of Paris, enjoy
ing wide spread renown for wit and WIZ
dom. Tallcyrand, to casual observer,
would seem happy man, and yet he says,
when his life was nearing the end BE
| mold eighty-three years passed away =
What cares! what agi ations! what anxi-
tics. what il-will. What sad complications.
and all without any result save fatigue OF
body and of mind, and profound senti-
ment of encouragement with regard to the
future, and disgust with regard to the
past"
What sad commentary are these words
on a life spent in political intrigue, - Of
years devoted to a City round Of SINFUL
pleasure, and the enjoyment OF luxurious
indulgencies.
As death drew near the house OF Talley-
rand presenter curious scene. Propped
up in bed, with his long hair floating around
his shoulders, the aged statesman received
the visit Of the king, Louia PHILIPPE, and
his sister. Madame Adelaide, and as soou
as it was over he sank into deep lethargy.
In the drawingroom were gathered groups
of politicians. busily engaged in discussing
everything save the subject which had
brought them together; while, extended on
a divan, was youthful and splcndidly at
tired duchess encirclcd by Gordon Of gen
tlemen admirers. Suddenly they all made
a rush for the chamber-of death; and there.
amid that careless threng gaping upon
MIN, expired Talleyrand, the astutc and
witty, but the cunning, the selfish. the I'M
principed statesman, who said to himself,
"There is something in me which bodies no
good to the government which neglects
me-"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
Winter Vespers.

How stark the black, unsmiling boughs
Stand ont against the sky;
How still and cold,
Beneath the mould,
The snow-drops lie.
How clear the January air.
How clear and exc how still;
Come forth, for 10!
The driven snow
Bespreads the hill.
How white the mantle of the earth;
Is it for JOY or fear
Is she bride,
Or doth it hide
The buried year?
How softly through the stiffness steals
How soft. and yet how keen
The evening bell;
How sweetly fell
The pause between.
And how, like funeral trains of nuns,
Upon the hill-sides, slow;
In single rows,
And sable clothes,
Expresses grow.
The cold and cloudles winter sky
Yet not unfriendly seems;
Days almost done
The slanting sun
Sheds feeble beams.
Rest, earth, beneath thy snowy veil;
And we, upon thy breast.
With hope and prayer,
Thy peace shall share,
And make our rest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22

! To dream of eggs, is 4 sign that you will
discover mares nest
When fashionable lady dreams of a
filbcrt, is a sign that her thoughts are run
ming upon the Colonel.
If you dream of clothes, it is warning
not to go to law, for by the rule of contra
ries you will be sure of non-suit
TO dream that you are eating, is certain
to come true ut breakfast.
To dream Of barber, denotes losses
hairs may be expected to be cut off.
To dream of having a great number of
servants, is madness.
1t is very lucky to dream you pay for a
thing twice over, since afterward you will
probably take care to have all your bills
recelpted.
If you dream of beer, it is sign that
you may have pot luck.
To dream of ice, is favorable omen for
lady, that she relates her dream to an
elegant young man passing pastry cook 5
shop on hot day.
To dream of soap, betokens combat in
which you may expect to get lathered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22

am composed of II letters.
NV 8, :, 4 is what we all do.
My 3. l, 10, 2, 3 is what every family use
at the table.
My 3, 10. IA, 10, 10, 8 is a useful article in
4 household
My 10, II, I, s is part of the face.
My 6, II, IL. 5 is what most people do
when they meet a stranger.
My whole is the name of school in the
18th District.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22

OrnithologJ.

To obtain a tolerably extensive kaowl-
edge of this branch of science, an observer
need scarcely remove from his own door,
especially if he be a resident in the coun-
| try. The opportunities for the exercise
and enjoyment of taste for ornithologi;al
pursuits are indeed much greater than are
imagined. Let me suggest to those study
! ing nature, visit to All undisturbcd brood
half an hour before sunset, late in the
! Autumn, and remain awhile silent and con-
cealed. The sights and scenes that will
meet his senses, may not be SO singular and
extraordinary as those which may be wit
messed in the unbroken forests of the Z" far
West" but to enjoy them it is not neees-
sary to abandon any present occupation,
and they form pleasing and interesting
picture.
The blackbird reitera.es his clear ''click,
click" as we approach his domain, the
jays dissonant scream is heard, and the
sluggish crow calls "caw, cav to apprise
his old mate of approaching danger. We
remain perfectly still, and the dis
| turbance gradually subsidies, the rabbit
hops forth, and, rising on his hind legs,
looks around to see that all is safe. 4
! slight noise in the trees attracts our atten-
ten. The squirrels watch us with signifi-
cant gestures. whisking their bushy tails.
| The weak notes of the wren call our atten-
ton to the trees above, where this minute
creature is busy seeking his food. The
partridge calls in the adjoining fields; the
pheasant cock crows as he flies up to roest !;
the hen birds we may distinguish by their
singular whistle. We arc startled by tho
fluttering noise of numerous wild pigeons,
! which have been arriving in vast numbers.
The rustic of more rapid wings causes us
to look upward, and VIC see the wild ducks
making repeated circles, in each of which
they descend nearer the point, till at length
| they drop in the neighboring stream and
| as the mists of night come on. the fox
crosses near us, and the grey owl "down
the lone vale sails away"
To become acquainted with their plu-
mage and forms, a bird may be caught and
Gagged for short time. This is perhaps
the only case in which it seems Unsuitable
to keep our wild songsters in confin ment.
The top of the cage should be covered with
some soft material, in order to prevent the
bird from injuring itself.
We might proceed further in pointing
out the interest of ornithological inquiries,
but our limits will not permit of this. Let
us direct our attention, for the present, to
the more familiar birds, such as the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
Enignlas.

l am composed of "a letters.
My 10, %, II. ., 81, many a poor wretch is
sadly in need of.
My "a, 6, 10, IL, s, IS can be found in any
city.
My 3, 90, ., IA, IS have withered many a
once blooming cheek.
My %, 10, "a is what many do at church.
My ), II, 90, 6, 3 is one of the few immor-
tai names that were not born to die.
My l, 7, 8, 12, ?, Is is one that shows an
aversion to laziness.
My Is, 4, -, 4, 10 we are all at liberty to
look at but cannot handle.
My whole is what a Republican Admin
istration can do for our country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22

What animal, tree, and domestic article
are always in the second person? The eve,
the yew, and tie ever.
What is the form Of an escaped parrot
A Polly-gone.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22

When Patrick first tried peaches he
liked the flavor, but the seeds lay heavy on
his stomach.
If young lady has thousand acres
of valuable land, the young men are apt to
conclude that there are sufficient grounds
for attachment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
Dates Worth Remembering.

11S0-Glass windows first used for light.
123G-Chimneys first put in houses.
125a-Lead pipes for carrying water.
1290-Tallow candles for light.
1299-Spectaclcs invented, by an Italian.
1303-Paper first made from linen.
1341-Woo len cleth first made in Eng
land.
14l0-Art Of painting in oil.
1440-Art of printing from movable
types.
145O-Varations in the compass first
noticed.
1453-Pins first used in America.
Kaleidoscope invented by Porta and
Jansen.
1G41-Tea first brought to Europe from
China.
1G03--Thsatre erected in England by
Shakespeare.
03-Thermometer invented by Sancto-
rieus.
INSTRUMENTATION of the blood discovered
by Harvey.
1625-Bricks first made of any required
size.
1636-Printins in colors invented.
1G29-Newspapers first established.
1630-Shoe buckles first made
1G35-Wine made from grapes in Eng
land.
1G39-Pendulum clocks invented.
161-Coffee brought to England.
1641-Sugar- cultivated in the West
Indies.
1646-Air guns invented.
1Gl9-Steam engine invented.
1650-Bread first made without yeast
1759-Cotton first planted in tho United
States.
17G3-Fire engine first invented.
1766-Steam engine improved by Watt.
17S5-Stereotyping invented in Scotland.
17sS-Animal magnetism discovered by
Mesmer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
BONE DUST!

The subscriber has just erected at his farm the
titr tue most improved machinery for making BONE
DUST and il now ready to fill orders for any quantity
which Hiii be delivered AT the shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any heretofore
made by him no chemical process resorcd enabling
the Farmer or piapterto sow il with tie DriiE
Ma SAMUEL BANDS, web Irown to tIe Farmers
and Planters Of the United States the former Editor
ai Tic american Farmer and Rural Register will have
charge of his Office No. 63 SOUTH GAY STREET near
Pratt ami will be happy to receive the visits or orders
Of his old friends.
S45 per ton. put in new bags No charge for bags
Farmers and Others invited to visit my works I
have nothing to conceal ~.
Ny men have nothing nice to perform, therefore j
nave no non admittance signs my premises
r SGhS ate iIce 10 canine ny actoty and the n.0dy
onerdna OF Dust making ? :. - = -trs
cannot afford to pay 5, 10 20 per cent to commits
sn merchants, as my profits do exceed 10 per cent
honr Dust as manufactured by me- is A simple and
is quality cannot be made 10 conform 10 the nrit.