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The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
WANTED AGENTS.

Seventy five hundred dollars per month every
where male and female, to introduce the Genuine I'M
proved Common Sense Family Sewing Machine. The
chine will stitch hem, fell tuck, bind BRAID cord. quilt
embroder in most superior manner Price only SIS
Fully warranted for five years We will pay 81 200 for
any machine that will sew stronger. beautiful
more elastic than 1t makes the Elastc Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch he cut, and still the
cloth be pulled apart without tearing it, We pay
agents ST. to $500 per month and expenses commits
sion from which twice that amount can be made.
For Circulars and Terms, apply to or address,
c. BOWERS & CO.,
436 Spruce Street. Philadelphia Pa
CAurIoN-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
paminC worthless castiron machines under the
otherwise Ours is the only genuine and really
practica cheap machine manufactured.
April 18th, 1S11.-Sm
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

La INCAID FLAT MINING CO. TUOL.
IN umne County Csliornia--No;ice is hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Copa
held On the 18th day of April ISL, assessment
Of - 50 per share Was levied upon the capital stock Of
said Company payable Immediately United States gold
cisco. Any stock upon which said assessment shall
main unpaid the 10th day of June ISL, shall be
deemed delinquent ard will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment shall be made before
viii be sold Saturday the LIST day Of July ISL TO pay
the delinquent together with costs Of adver-
sng and expenses of sale. By order of the Board Of
Trustees.
n. C. FASSETT, Sec pro ten.
once 30 Clay etrse; Ssa Francisco.
May IS. ls7l-lw
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
OF THE TREES,

Many ofthem of immense size one, still standing and
growing has the interior portion at the base burned
out make room large enough to contain sixteen
horseback at the time. and yet enough of the
outer rim of the tree left support the colossal proper
tons above The Caaveras Group surpasses all Others In
the grandeur and beauty of its Trees and is the only
having Hotel accommodations
Tourists leaving Stockton will take the Copperopolis
Railroad at o'clock A. to Milton, % miles, connect
ing with Sssons daily line of Concord Coaches, via Muir
phys to the BIG TREE. making the entire distance in
TEN HOURS. At AIurphvs stage leaves daily for Y0
semitic VALLEY, per HUTCHINGS NEW ROUTE, IT
being the best aud shortest to Yosemite Valley At Mil
ton urphys private conveyances be obtained for
the Big Trees and Yosemite Valley at low rates.
MAY q, lS71-3m
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
SPERRY s PERRY, Proprietors.

eUNhe Calaveras Group Is the one known 10
Il the world as the BIG TREES OF CALIFORNIA, and
the chiefly visited by Tourists 1t comprises the
MAMMOTH and the SOUTH PARK GROVES. The Nam.
moth Grove contains of these Giants of the
Forest, among which the MOTHER OF THE FOREST,
the bark from which exhibited in the Crystal Palace,
London: the FATHER OF THE FOREST, through whose
prostrae trunk thousands have ridden horseback and
the ORIGINAL BIG TREE the stump of which forms the
floor of the famous Pavilion thirytwo feet in diameter.
The South Park Grove, sin miles distant, has
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

June }, ls5l-aa
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

Rev. w. II. Dyer officiating.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

The worthy gentleman who rules the
rising generation OF boys in = certain
town In Tennessee, had occasion to cor
rect lad named Johnny. Now Johnny
had hat is called the sulks, because he
was whipped. and in order to convince
him that lie was justly and necessarily
punished his teacher had recourse to the
following argument:
Well, Johnny, suppose you were
riding > big horse to water and had a
keen switch in-your hand, and all a,
OncS The horse were to stop and refuse to
20 any farther; what would you do ?"
Jvbnny checked up his sobs for mo
ment, aud looking up, innocently thro'
his tears replied, I'D cluck to him,
sir.n
but, Johnny, suppose he wouldnt
60 for your olucking what would you do
ti.en?'' -.
I'D get down and ilead him, SIR"
but what II he were obstinate and
would not let you lead him."
"Why, I'd take OF his bride and turn
him loose aud walk home, SIR"
: You may 90 and take your seat now,
johnny
Johnny went without having been
made to see the necessity for using the
switch.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04
High Farming in England.

a valued correspondent sends US the
. following extract from letter received
from young gentleman of this state
now travelling in England to familiar.
ize himself with English methods of
farming:
Mr.. =. owns two thousand acres, of
which he farms three hundred and fit,
the rest being rented. He has not
always made his farm pay, but by his
own high farming lie has improved the
system ia the ne!ghhorliood, and there
Ivy increased the value Of land aud his
own rents.
He keeps on his home farm Of three
hundred and fifty acres, from ninety to
one hundred mich COWS, besides flock
of sheep. He never buys more than one
nearly all artificial.
His farm buildings are of brick al d
perfectly drained and ventilated. The
hay and straw are stacked and thatched
Neither is ever slowed away in barns,
even in this land Of rains; that system
bcinS exclusively ours.
Even the roots and potatoes are left
out doors in pits, and the barns are used
for nothing bu. cattle and threshed
grain.
Mr.. P.'s yield Of wheat this year was
fifty six bushels to the acre, and Of hay
two and one-l,a'f tons. And such hay I?
In some Of the clover last Juno there
still remains the smell of blossoms, and
it is worth g. los Il ton.
Mr.. p has gone OK teiisiveiy into IRA
CATION. Some parts of his property lie
at the foot OF Il range of hills through
which run streams, in which ne has ar
ranged food gates, SO that after heavy
rain be can cover with water at one
time fifty or sixty acres--tLe water ia
King the place Of manure on the Nile
principle.
His draining has been on the SAME
scale. In one 80 acre field lie has put
down twenty five miles of pipe. This i.
high farming, you will say, with ven.
eeanee. Yet it all pays, and / know
not why 1t sho,.lt not pay equally well
With ,r- AT all events, let lis try.
J. Ercniag Iost.
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Can You Count q Billion ?

Said n father to his black eyed son,
one evening:
Can you count a billion?'
"Certuinly, papa, that's no great per.
formance."
"Do you know how many 1t takes to
make billion ?"
Not exactly; but I will see what
Webster says. Here 1t Is. A million Of
millions"
Now, my son, this is very large
humber, and do you think you can
count il?"
"Certainly can" ..a.
"How long do you think it would
take you, if you do nothing else but
count?"
Perhaps all day, or easily in two or
three days
Take your slate and pencil and let us
make little calculation. AS your ton
que is pretty nimbIe, I will allow that
you can count two hundred a minute
How many will this give you in an
| hourn
Why, only 1000
And how many in twenty-four
hours?'
only 2Ss, OOO.' s~-..s...4
This tells you that two days are not
enough, even if sou count without eat
ing or sleeping; for it viii! only give you
SO 900, which is far short of billion.'
Give me whole year, and l will
court it,
If you do said the good natured IA
Their, with twinkle in his eye, I will
| give you thousand dollars, and take
you to Niagara Falls and the White
Mountains next summer. Come, use
your pencil again, and see how far q
year will cary you along, allowing that
you work thr hundred and sixty-five
days. and twenty four houes each day
Multiply 2sS, 600 by 3G5, and what have
you?'
Why, papa, only los, l2O,o 900. give
it up. l don't believe could count il
in a lifetime
That is very probable, my son; but
new that you are at it, keep up the cal
cua'ion and find how long it would
take to count billion. Be careful in
your muuplcations and additions, for
II small mistake where the figures are so
many will make a great difference in
the result. l will look over with YOU.
You have made the calculation aud
what is the resut?'
Perfectly amazing. To count mil
lion times u million would take 9,5l2
years, 81 days, 5 hours and 90 minutes,
at the rate OF 200 for every minute Of IN,
time
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

they were painfully aflicting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every Sec
tion Of the country, that the public scarcely need to
he informed OF its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen and unfet
tenant Of the organism undermiIcs the constitution,
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again,
1t seems to breed infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hideous FORMS either the
surface or among the vtals. In tie latter, tubcr.
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows
It, presence by ernptions the ekin foul ulcer
ations on some part Of the body. Hence the occa.
eional use Of q bottle of this SnrsopariLa Is ad.
visable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally find immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use OF this SARSAPARIL-
Il: St. Anfhonv's Fire, Rose or E,ysipe'as.
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of ScrofMious disease. Also in the
Nor. concealed forms ms. as DEspepsis, D,9gsy,
and the various Tlcerous affections of the muscu.
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Te',ereas and Mercrrial Disease
are cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
Useepneioms, and Female Bi.sases are conn.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invgorating effect. Minute Drec-
ped rra IN o ond Go
caused by accnmulations of extraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Lircs
NATION Of The hGrz." ana when He ss"s
as they often do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This SARSAPARILLA is a great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are LanGtiid and Iistfcss, Dcspo,,-
dent, Steepless. and troubled with Nervous Ap-
1'rehensions or Fears. or any of the affections
symptomatic or Heahrrss. Will fnd immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

The German procession in New York
on Monday of last week, stretched over
a distance of fifteen miles, being four
times longer than the entire route over
which 1t marched. 1t contained As 600
men, 1000 horses, | 200 carriages, 1870
bands Of music, 90 drum corps, and COO
wagons and other trade vehicles.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

The Davenport Daily Gazette says tn at
the classification Ia the Republican par
ty" in Iowa, astonishes the democracy
There's Keokuk, Lyons aud Dubuque
old Democratic strongholds, where the
Republicans had the "disafIect' so hor-
ribly that they carried the elections fol
the first time in years. We II have some
more Of it In -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

1t ia reported that the Harpers hav,
suffered to the extent of $4,000 fol
Nast's caricatures of the pcpe--all til,
school books they publish having beer
taken off the list used in the New York
pubic schools.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

a New Orleans merchant, having
striven ia vain to find burglar PROOF
safe, now hangs card on his safe door
saying to ali corners, don't waste YOU
powder; the key will always be found IN
the drawer"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04
0RkGENhE. v;sy-C-.
state of Iowa te.tnr county, IS:
Charles Hammond, iT.f3

S'atc OF iowa, te,.nr "ju ny, IS:
Charles Hammond, II -
vs.. , strict Court June
/. Jacob Weaver. Dele. Iant: You are here
by Goi fed that there on file III e
office OF The Jerk OF the District Court OF ,rt
Stale OF Iowa, in ana Tor the county OF Ce,l,.r
n petition OF Charles Hammond. plaintiff.
claiming of you the sum of twenty two dollars
as money due him on two proiniSsOry notes.
and that q writ OF attachment will be issued,
and your property attached to secure sail
claim. and that unless you appear and defend
thereto on or before nom Of the second day OF
the June term, A. d. ISL. of said Court, which
will commence on Monday June 9Th A. H.
1871. a deiau / will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon for the full
amount Of the plaintiff s demand, with interest
and costs.
4wll BISSELL STARR, PIT S Atty's
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WIN E OF LIFE.

Inc great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink Mar.
ncr.s stnHm thr, or Wine Of Life. is free from
any POISONOUS drugs purlties, being prepared for
,nose VINO require STINT ant. 1t is splendid app~-
tzeI ana tonic and the finest thing the world for
purifying the blot d. 1t is the please MT and deli
cous article ever offered to the public. superior 10
~ IS mo re iealtly and cheaper Hetii male and H.
ma young or Cd TAX. the Wine OF Life Il i.
in iact II lire rfessrvsr Those who wish to f,r
eo9n heAIth and rec flow O.. Lively spiritS Will d.
Wen to take the Wine or La, II Is different from an
t'i ever hs'ore IN use y IS sold by t,srsgs IS also n
bottles. ~ O>'' "' 'i"'''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

u Anew and fatal hog disease Is report
ed from Louisiana.
DlOat In cattle Is said to be prevailing
In Eaton county, Michigan, to . colisid.
cradle extent.
The New England papers state that
the foot and mouth disease still prevails
among the cattle there. -.
Du Page county. Illinois, has seven
cheese factories, and made Iast year II
o92,5Oo pounds which brought II lsast
$l16.o0O. @S%
or the seventeen million bushels Of
4, buckwheat produced in the Union, H..
09O, OOOsr raised In New York and
Pe"nsylvania.
Norton, Ohio, has calf four weeks
old which has but three legs. Its body
Il perfect except one fore leg, which Is
missing. E
There u curious plant now at the
government green house, at Washing
,tpn, which, closes it, palm on everything
put on It.
IIspOrts from Georgia are to the effect
that the wheat crop Throughout the
State hnsimproved IN appearance during
81. the past few weeks.
k During the late war between Prussia
and France thirty thousand horses were
b seut to France FROM Eng land for artil-
lery purposes.
Maquoketa. Iowa, Is the center of u
very considerable maple sugar region.
The dealers in that town buy by the
hundred weight and pay twenty cents
pound. = @@ 80
e. E. Whiting, who resides in Mono
ma county, Iowa, grew In seven years
from the seed, maple large enough to
make three zen feet rails each, with A.
600 trees to the acre.
The Michigan Horse Breeders Asso-
citation will hold its next meeting in
Jackson, June IS, IA, Is and l6. There
will be four days. races, and the pre-
amiums amount to $4,000.
A correspondent Of the Ohio Farmer
says that the past winter and the pres
eent spring thus far, come up fully for
miidness to any former years within the
recollection Of the oldest inhabitant of
Ohio.
The fall wheat and rye around Fair
field, Iowa, is reported in a promising
RS condition. Spring wheat has been sown
IN good order, the weather is fair, and
the farmers are in good spirits.
The Nebraska City Ncms states that
trees are being planted to great ex-
tent in Otoe county this spring. Two
gentleman, whom it names. are to put
out $4,000 young cottonwoods this
spring.
The Country Gentleman thinks that
. coal tar mixed with coarse sand or fine
gravel, would make good floor for a
hog pen, as it would be entirely unaf
fected by the frost. The best time to
mix 1t is in warm weather, and there
should be nearly as much tar as sand.
A farmer in Page county, Iowa, raised
twenty. eight tons of broom corn last
year, and concluded he would make his
own market for it. So he established
broom factory at Clarinda, and succeed
ed so we'll that he proposes to plant 200
acres this year.
Asa baldwin, Chautauqua Co, n. Y,
writes to the Rurak Ne,U Yorker tina,
fifty years ago very lousy COW of his
ute ten or twelve onions. and in fifteen
hours after the lice had disappeared. He
has tried the same remedy since many
times, and with the same result in eac!.
case.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04
CREAM YEAST. TILL Wight.


= IMPROVED FARM Of 257 acres, aamira-
y bly, located in tie north edge OF Red Oak
irroSC. four miles north of T!pton.is offered
fnr sale un fivarahie terms. The farm il all
enclosed AUD conveniently divided by good
ae.ig" growing: ha, living water tor stock:
large bear ing ofeharii:a GOOD tsss,-sbsary house
lsby 10. wit adj lion 70 kys2t. The farm will
1te sold entire or divided to suit buyers.
For further Information apply Ia VIM. II .
Tnthili Upton; Cook x Driry, Davenport; or
on the premises to the sHi1Scribcr
1it rs" JOHN W. BROWN
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Notice Is hereby given that at tho February
Term OF the Circuit Court o! the state Of Iowa
within and for the County OF Cedar. Andrew
Ford, Executor of the last will and testament
OF Nancy Ford, deceased, Ill q his final report
AS such executor, and that the eleventh day of
April ISL. being the second OF the April term
1871. OF said Court. is set for final hearing there
on md said Executor will then be discharged
IT no sufficient objection he made.
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
WM. II. TUTHILI. Atty for FIX.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even III one case 20 cure worst of Blind
Itching or Bleeding Tiles Those who afflicted
should immediately cal! on their druggist and get
MARNERs PILE REMEDY. II is expressly for the
Plies and is not rcrorinrt ricd to
ease. 1t has cured many OF over thirty years
everywhere. ~eo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04
NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Bulsam is healing asoffenng
and exPect"ratng. IN" extraordinary power it pcs
scsses in Immediately relieving and eventually cur
Ing the most obstinate cases OF Coughs. Colds
Throat, Bronchitis Influenza, tatarrh Hoarseness
Asthma and IopSula pit is almost increijble So
prompt is the relief and certain its effects in All the
above Cases Or affection ths throat lungs
that thousands nj physicians daily prescribing II,
and one and all thai it il the mosi healing and ex
pectorating medicine known. One dose ALWAYS AZ
ioros relief and in most cases bottle effects
Sold by drugs ts in large bottles Price One Dollar
Il IS your i:nt If still cough and suffer The
BalSam will cure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04
. Estray Horse Gcit.

Taken up rs s. w. trso. Of Clarence. Cedar
county. Iowa. On the ati day Of April 1871. one
light Drown horse colt about three years old
fourteen hands high #nrrnteed ~ sac
April .6 lS-i. NM I'll lott TlrrA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-04

EPITAFu OF THE ANCIENT sCHOOLMAS-
TER.
Ho, traveller! It's worth thy pains TO stay.
And take a dead mans lesson by the way:
was once as thou arr, and thou soon will be
AS am now. What difference rwixt me and
thee?@s 1906 a#=#
Now 90 thy way. But stop one word more
Thy staff for ausht thy knowcst stands next
the door!
Death is the door-the door Of hearen or hell
Sc warncd! be AIMED. repent! believe! fare
wall.
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cuREs DISEASES q M~~
THROAT, IENGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine TO which tie afflicted
nrc above p1int.i for relief. the Giscoverer ho-
lieves he has c 3.Rhn ed In haFBscHy rsalc Of Va
tlrs n, s2yefclga curative p.cpcnies, which
GOD liss iastif!el ilto tie vegeiahIe Kingdom for
healing tae sick. than were ever before combined
In one mslicina. The evidence Of This fact Ia
found IN the great variety OF meet cha innate dis
GASES wlich !. has been found 10 conGasr. In the
cure OF Bronchitis, Severe sourhs.
And the early STAGES o. so1su Eapti0n, Ii las
astoaished tn, m8lical f.calty. and eminent rh,-
sicllls pfonpalr u the greatest medical discoYc-
y the arc. Wh'leit cures the seyerest Coughs,
It strength.Es the system End purifjes tAc
bio Cd. r. TIA great aDi thorough Ifocd rrrifv-
fnyproocrtic', il cure. I'll Hum rs, from tie
worst ScroIuiatoa common Eiiotch, PIN.
PIE, or Eruption Mercnrial disea-e, Mine.
Vigorous health sal soEnA constitution estab-
lishai Eryeipcias. salt Rhcnm, Fever
SDrcs, Scaly or Rough Skin, IN short,
all the numerous dis eases cansed by bad blood
giyoratin Medicine.
Ifyou feel dull, d.o wsr. dehilitated. have sal.
low color OF skin. nr yeilnwish brown spots on
face or bolV frequent headache ordizziness, had
tasts In mouth, Internal heat chills alterrated
with hot fiushcs, low spirits. and gloomy forebod
iugs, IRE .a,ar appetite and tplque coated ven
are suffering from Torpid liver or "EiI.
lOusncss.o In many cases Of Liver
arc cxoerienecl As remedy for all such cases
Dr.. Picrces Golden Medical Discovery has no
elial o. 1t elects pefrct cures leaving the liver
stren ythaao! and healthy. For the cure Of
Is aneyar falling remedy and those who have
.usci 1t FOR TINS purpose are loud In its praise.
| Tne proprietor Offers 81 eco reward for ,nedi.
cine tat win equal II for The cure Of all the dis
lease. fDr which il IL recommended
Sod by dru-rists nj 81 per bottle Prerared by
tc.l laboratory, 183 Seneca street, En.laio n. =
SEMI our address for pamphlet
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DIR WHI1'T-.ER

IARGRhDUATEO OF MEDICINE
N US diploma at Office viii slow. i.s brrn,
longer engaged in the trca,niolt Of Nonereai.
Sexuai ana 1rlvate Disease iii II any c.ht ply
saciian IN 81; Lonis. Syphilis, Gororrhcs, elect
Amiciions Of hcthry.t. Skin or boncsare treat
ed with nnpsraleli d success. spermat orrhea.
esxnai DEBILITY, and lalpotcncy. az the result
~ se!I-aAusc In youth. seNuai iyc.sses in mn.
turer years, or oiher auscs and viii ch Iotuse
some ofMs 70 lowing effects usEocturrui cn.is
SONS, hiotches. debility, dizziness dinness al
Ient, confusion eit IDEAS. evil forpbodiree aver
sion 70 society Of f.aaes. loss OF nicmory pn,l
se1naI power, ara rendering marriage iniprrp
g. are permanently cured.
InoDoctor s opportunities ~ osrital an nri
wave p!actlte are uttsurrus sgd IL Lo,lis, ruur
OhcI city Back flies ofSt. Guis papers ra.u, . =
inat ne has been located lht re lo, ger nv yearx
,nAnany others advertising. HE es.b,si.n. emf.
Anriry; laboratory aud appointments are unri.
sAleo ~ the West, unsurpassed anywhere
arc, wine pcrienco, can be relied mon and
ne doctor ealrete.fo many physicians through
ON mr cou.t'ry. Jlpast success ard prcsrrt
position he stands without competition. The
MMritinis o. Physician whose reputation is
Union. vide should be v.or,h rcading. I'm
MHiIIlERS Pampltts~nt to auv address IN
sealed eiist lone fortwo stanlrs, MANY nv.
sic,anS Introduce patients 10 The doctor 4 H.
reading his me- iical ps,npiaicf- Comi MIA.
tlons confidential. AiricnGiy talk iii n.t,o
nothing. Ofice central, yctr.tirca-sn. ,i7s.
Charles ST.. st. Louis, lo iioursya. M. tn7n 81.