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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
RaR Morn PATCHES, FREcKLEs

AND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND
n FRECKLE LOTION. Tl
1t is reliable end harmless. II Is no eurs-ail
or panacea, but 10 intended - remove only
Brown Dissertations, by neutn >-.sing the Iron
10 the layers of the skin, which Induces them-
Prepared only by DR.. B. O. Perry, Dsrmatol-
ogist. 4g Boud street, New York. selc By
Druggists sverywhers. ap4dwom
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

PATENTED SEPT. 26, 1871.
TbiseAu IL m ade Of GAlvaniEsi Iron. which does
not corrode, has wood bottom, protecting II
from the floor, is JAppAuned, which prevents
rust and so constructed that no oil 10 lost In
han ding.
First cut shows the can open for use. AfseI
p-mp,ng what is wanted, the top may be closed
aud no dirt or dust eau settle ON utensils, wnlon
are thus kept clean
The ooIlsction of ell and dirt sRopt the moor
as in the use of the ordinary can, ts avoided
The pump may be removed and used to Trans
fer oil from a barrel to q can, which 10 done
without wasting drop Also, the pan may D.
lifted out, and the can cleaned or repaired, II
required.
This ia complete Oil Gan, Ana ahonld be In
the hands Of every retailer oil Oil.
| For sizes and prices send to
GEORGE d. WIHCHELI,
Mar ufactursr of Jappann'd, Stamped and Plair
| Tin. Zinc ard Sheet Iron ware, Nos. III and III
West se,ond street, Northwest eornsf Race,
apr2-dttsSm CINCINNATI, U.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

Hoarssness, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, &C.,
aud all diseases resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This remedy does no; "DRY UP" q estsrrh
but Loo5ENS it frees tbs head Of all offensive
natter, quickly removing bad breath and head
sohe, allays and soothes the burning heat in
eatarrh is So mild aud sgresabIs in its effects
that 1t positively
Cures without Shocking.
TRoCHE POWDER is pleassnt to che
taste and never ~usestes when swallowed, In
stantly gives to the throat and vocal organsA
Delicious seasstion of Goodness Comfort
Is the best voice tonic in the world
Try Il, Safe, Reliable, and Osly IS cents
Sold By Druggists. or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON b co PrOP'rs
| Philadelphia.
| Wan seh.ak, stsvsnsOn b Reed, WhOlsssl
Agents, Chicago. does dw6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
CITY,
Omo1a1 Paper.

Us1 Ma.oD'. Challenge BlaOkins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
ROAD.

Ps,s,ugsrs leaving ROsh Island 90 the o: n.
a p. road ~ S.45 p. N. 80 directly through 70
I,sav.nUorth, Kansas, arriving there at IL .. m
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Democratic and Republican Calcutta.
tions-Both Parties Expect Moderate
observation-disclosures from Merrimon,
Pool and Barringer. u1n
l'e oe DIV RALEIGH July g. 1872.
AS the day Of the election draws near the excite
ment increases, and there is any change at oil 1t
is favorable to the democrats They are working
with desperate earnestness, and for the past week
have had much the advantage Of the republicans in
the efficacy Of their speakers. Judge Merrimon,
demOcrstics candidate for Governor, spent q few
hours in the city to-day. I had lengthy CONVERSE
ton with him, and he expresses himself very san
kuine that he will be elected by majority OF from
ten to fifteen thousand. He has been west OF here,
where the democrats have much more cause for en-.
cOuragement than In the eastern section the State.
General Barrfnger, Chairman Of the State Committee,
estimates the majority at from five to eight thou
sand. He says Merrimon Is q sanguine man and
apt to get the figure too high II anything. None OF
the leading democrats place the expected majority
Qt less than four thousand, and from that upwards
On the other hand, the republicans are equally
hopeful Senator Pool told me tonight he had late
advices from every county In the State, and that
the republican majority would not be less than
eight thousand. He has the best means of knowing
the political sentiment Of the State OF any man In
1t. being in constant correspondence with parties
In every civil district. .2
Secretary Deano is here, and leaves for Washing
ton In the morning. Like Secretary Boutwell,, his
mission cannot be said to have been very successful
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psfnclpas Ih1sna eaDeamD 81 oompan1eA members
not enc Of Whom - hard until within . Few
dSSs poss or ne borninhy which one-half Of their
madonna FUND was 70 BE taken nom them, and not
or payments annually dus to them BY the United
6tafes goyernmenS No. OF them haa 70 De ex-
ARMED through inoauyseo and IL was given 10
evidence that not ene-hnn of the members OF the
OhicknaAW Le0l11atugo un0erstood the Bingham Ian
guaGe, although all b1ln md resolutions were writ
ten In that tongue; ~ that neither people nor
Legislature Tad any knowledge whatever Of their
financial condition, but entirely at the mercy
Of some half dozen men (chieny the delegates who
represented the tribe In Washington and joined in
it, spoliatt0n), who managed and controlled every
thing to suit their own interests. had intended
20 say something In TINS letter In regard to the
nil1g SOCIAL CONDITION or THE INDIANS
and the general afars Of the Territory, but have
already made my letter perhaps too long; and It Is
a. well besides, 70 eonno 1t TO the simple rehearsal
which have given Of the manner In which these
poor, ignorant people have been robbed and
cheated by legalizcd plunderers at Washington In
combination with unfaithful representatives. chiefly
half-bood Indians, who have just intelligence
enough to get themselves chosen TO 0iiiclal posi-
ti0ns, but have not honesty enough to resist the
opportunity OF enrichng themselves at the expense
OF their people. Tho Congressional Committee
evinces every determination to bring these frauds
to Light, to protect the Indians az far as possible
and to recommend such changes In the present
Indian system "a their observations here may show
To be necessary. an ea hn1a Hl1h At!f ~ =.
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M = K I o O..
The Effect of Benito Juarez's
UntimeIy Death.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERAlD.


The following special despatch has been re-.
ceived from our special correspondents
,t.,. MArAdoRAs, July 26, 1871
The death Of Benito Juarez, President Of
the republic of Mexico, has thrown pallor Of
sadness over the distracted States of the Nom
tezumas. Everywhere where telegraphs and
railroads extend the news has been spread,
and the unfortunate people, accustomed ia
early-morning revolutions and midday risingss
are shivering in apprehension for what may
follow
CIVIC MOURNING.
The public buildings here are draped in
black, excited crowds fill the streets, flags ara
at half-mast and the principal places of BUSH
ness are closed.
Minute guns are being fred, and every pos<
sible mark of respect is being paid to the
memory of the dead President.
POLITICAL REACTION. sao
Banished revolutionists are already return
ing, but whether for peace or war remains to
be seen. At .p
Telegraphic communication will be opened
to the City of Mexico in o few days.
LET US HAVE A PEACE coNFERENcE. n,,
,Rocha and his revolutionary assistants wiz
have meeting at Monterey on the 2Sth to dis>
80
tually at on end.
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FLASHES OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,

Boutwell's Greensboro speech is pronounced
by the Lynchburg Republican Infamous"
Colonel william E. Cameron, late Of the Peters
burg (va.) Progress is stumping North Carolina
for Greeley.
Hiram Price, O noted Grant politician Of Iowa.
has gone to Europe. Western paper says the
Greeley movement is death on Hi. Prices.
Galusha A. Grow, republican ex-speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, goes for Greeley. He
has swallowed that terrible dose without G.A.Ging.
st. Louis philosopher and nngust suggests that
one of the ancestors of Horace Greeley was, per-
haps distinguished as farmer, who kept his fields
fresh, blooming and green. He, therefore, got the
name of Green-lea-man, contracted to Green-lea.
softened to Greelea and polished into Greeley, ac-
cording to a habit of some German and Danish, as
well as English words, to drop letter simply for
brevity.
The Buffalo Courier says:-'Thc letter Of the
venerable william Cullen Bryant declining all
nominations to the Presidency, irresistiby calls to
mind the old Scotchman who, realizing the peris
and temptations Of high position, nightly prayed
that he might never be made king His petition
was granted"
The Richmond Enquirer says one of the charges
against Mr.. Greeley is that he has written so much
against the South, and suggests that Mr. Greeley
has not got much the advantage OF the South on
that score.
The New Orleans Ptcavune, which could not swal-
low Greeley, and suggested Dan Bryant Tor some
other man with similar surname) for the Presi-
dency, has come out for Greeley and Brown.
The St. Louis Globe is o finely printed sheet, and
IN working like beaver for Grant and Wilson.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Greeley publishes the
following:-
Murat Halstead is spoken Of as the liberal-demo-
craticGreeey candidate for Congress In the Second
District Of Ohio.
The Baltimore american (Granp terms Reverdy
Johnson ''chronic letter writer" His name has
become identified with the chronicles Of the days
VIC live In.
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UTAH AFFAIRS.


SALT LAKE CITY, July 20, 1s72
A call has been issued for Q convention OF tho
people Of Utah to be held in this city tomorrow
evening to nominate delegate to Congress. The
call was issued BY order Of the Democratic TerrtA
torial Convention.
Great interest Is taken in the forthcoming Presi2
Dental election. The Mormons generally are foy
Greeley. N
An extensive alum mine has been discovered
near the town Of Centreville.
There were two cases Of sunstrokef in the city to.
day. Ex-Governor J. Medley Johnson was also
0verp0wered By the heat and Is seriously Ill
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A $4,000 FIRE IN NEWARK.

Yesterday afternoon between three and four
O'Clock IRE broke out in the Zinc Works on the
Passaic River bank. Newark, within Newark city lin
it's The aremen were promptly called out and their
efforts saved the place from entire destruction.
the loss Is estimated to be about $4,000. large
number Of furnaces were destroyed. The losses
are probably fully covered BY insurance, chieny In
New York COMPANIES.
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The Postal Service.

The Postmaster General has ordered mail ser.
vice upon the Southwestern Railroad, from Eufauls
Ala, to Clayton, Ca, twenty-five and half miles,
daily nom August l, the compensation to be at the
rate OF g. 1875 per annum.
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SPAIN.
Rumor Relative to the United States Diplomacy.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July %, 1872
The Memorial Dfplomattrte publishes rumol
that the Minister Of the United States at Madrid
has withdrawn his resignation, the differences be-
tween him and Senior sagasta having been settled,
through the intervention Of Sehor Gorilla; and that
the Spanish Cabinet undertakes to carry into erect
the liberal measures promised long ago in favor
OF the colored race In Cuba.
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l,No.ooO
Coming to the Choctaw treasury.

Coming to the Choctaw treasury. ......... $OOo0oo
Thus the result Of this financial manGuvring on
the part OF q double set OF Indian delegates and
double set Of American lawyers is to rob the Gh9c,
It's snrrendered lands in Mississippi Comment on
sach facts is unnecessary. Perhaps ought to give
own statement to the Choctaw Nation, that oil the
fee which he received In the matter was $4,000.
Even Il that was not an
ang treaty which the government authorities had
already formuated-it does not lessen his respon-
cens S we're eart S be robbed Of onear Of the
moneys coming to them, the other half, as have
set Of scoundrcis In connection with this last
moiety OF the spells ought to mention here little
episode. Cochrane, the ex-clerk Of the Indian De.
partment, and subsequently the attorney who was
TO have thirty per cent on the net proceeds claim,
died In Washington, leaving his mother and widow
on his estate sold for $4,000 the interest which
the estate had In these commissions, and WHICH
5sas 70 aene Of the
states. Through manipuations, which u is neces.
sary to mention, even hit werc easy to explain
: .Ow "a awindied down to siaoSe this only
2 small amount was paid In cash, the remainder
Mr.. blacks final control, the interest only being
paid to the widow. I understand that Black HIM
self expresses Indignation ct the character sr
wlillng but anxious that they shall Be thoroughly
OAkoo0u ouu tuht Inc OOuhutbtco w Auulou uuutAo
ehall recommend TO Congress an
ANNuLAENT or ALL THESE INFAMOUS TRANsAc-
TI0NS
and the Withholding by the government Of oil
bonds ana moneys belonging to the Indians until
Aatlsfactory provision Is made that part thereof
shall be diverted TO the payment OF any Of these
ices or commissions or course Mr.. Black looks to
che retention OF his railroad stock and bonds which
were hypothecated, as IL were, for the purchase OF
the interest OF Cochrane's estate in the matter.
THE CHTCKASAws "rLEECRDv Also
chan half the truth The other rGs a reys more
cold Tho Chlckasaw Indians were In the
same difficulty as the Choctaws and both
nations were included In the treaty OF
1896, with which Mr.. Latrobe was con-
nected The like fee Of 100000 was exacted
from them, and half OF It handed over to their 1--WE
delegates their share Of the plumber, and the like
commission Of ffty per cent was bargained for on
MI the moneys due TO the Chickasaws, which did
not amount, however, to more than $4O0, 900 Thus
the enormous and almost Incredible fee Of 100000
was paid to
THIS COMBINATION OF LEGAL SHARKS
FOR service which could have been largely COM
pensated By $4,000; and the same vultures clutched
one haaf OF all the funds held by the United States
70 the credit OF these miserable Indians who were
wholly ignorant as people OF the extent to which
they were being robbed.
The committee spent eleven hours yesterday In
the examination Of Witnesses chicny OF the Chicka-
saw tribe. The most prominent men sf the nation.
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IRELAND.
Political Differences and the National Grievances
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york afaAls.

LONDON, July %, 1872.
There was some debate In the House Of Commons
last night on the contested Galway election and
Judge Keoghs disposition Of the case; but without
action on the subject the debate was adjourned. ;.
The House was well filed, as an exciting discus
sion OF Irish topics was aptcipated.
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KINGSTON, N. Y. July 20, 1872.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New
York have commenced proceedings looking to q
foreclosure Of a mortgage against the Rondout and
OsweRo Railroad-now known as the New York,
Kingston and Syracuse Rair0ad--under first mort
gage bonds, the company having failed to meet Its
Interest.
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THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO VISIT CHAT.
TANOOGA

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 20, 1872.
Governor Samuel Bard leaves tonight for WASH
ington, bearing an invitation from the Mayor and
City Council and Board of Trade to the President
and his Cabinet, to visit Chattanooga and Lookout
Mountain.
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GENEVA, July 20, 1871
Don Carlos has arrived in Lausanne. -tgn
HONOR TO THE NATIONAL sHARPsH00TERs.
Geneva was Illuminated last night to celebrate
the return Of the rinemen Of this canton from the
National Schutzenfest at Zurich.
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GONE OVER TO GRANT.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20, 1872
The Bufalo Euentng Post, which has been for
twentynve years democratic paper, with George
J. Bryan as editor. hoisted the Grant and Wilson
ticket this afternoon, accompanied by an editorial
explaining its reasons for doing so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-27

An Astronomical Nilit,ry ssa assgrsphisat RI
petition to Explore West Of TIE Ono Hun
dredth Meridian-Ths Army Maps 10 De
Corrected plans stzengths ChsrastW dad
and special Work Of the Company
heStart TO Be Made from Utah.
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THE wILLIAxsPoRT STRIKERS.

The Labor Reform Committee TO Dsfend
the Imprisoned Rioters.
WILLrAxsPoRr, Pa, July %, 1877. J,
Henry L.,<Acker, Chairman Of the Labor Reforms
Committee, arrived here to-day. and has employed
John o. Byrne, ofPhiladelphia and o. H. Reichsrds
Of this place, to defend the imprisoned strikers.
Tomorrow an effort win be made before Judge
Gamble to have q hearing In the cases Of 0reevys
Birmingham Whittan and Blake on writ Of habeae
corpus. The town Is quiet and the necessity for
armed soldiers has passed away. There " wioQ
spread sympathy felt for the strikers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-27
A RoUNDsxAN ASSAULTED By AN OFFICER.

Roundsman Patrick Nelly, OF tho Thirteenth
precinct was assaulted BY 0nlcer James Van Ranst,
whom he had been waiting for on his post for up
wards OF an hour. Nelly received two severe scalp
wounds, which were attended to by Police Surgeon
Waterman.
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CHILDREN CARRIED OVER NIAGARA FALLS.
NIAGARA FAILS, N. r., July %

NIAGARA FALLS, N. r., July "a, 1872.
boy and girl, children Of fisherman, named
Lescor, were on the river In boat to-day, and the
high wind drove the boat into the rapids and both
children were carried over the falls.
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THEIRS Tariff Triumph.
VERSAILLES, July %, 1872.
The Assembly this afternoon passed the entire
Tariff bill by vote of 2e5 yeas to "a nays.
FLOW OF BULLION FROM THE BANK. l
The specie in the Bank Of France decreased dur,
ing the week 4,OOO, 900 francs.
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FRANCE.
President Theirs Preoaution Against the Labor
Agitation-Alleged Presence Of an Agita-
tor from America-The Tariff Triumph.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

800 T'I1II M PARIS, July 26, 1872.
President Theirs has sent despatch to the Pre-.
fects Of the Northern Departmental, where tha
miners are strike pruising those ocials for the
energetic measures they have taken to prevent
disorder and excuses. He tells them they can
have hundred thousand men, II necessary, to res
press disturbances especially where they are pro-
duced by foreign instigators.
It is reported that an international agent nom
Chicago is among the fomenters Of disorder, and
that he seeks to induce the miners to emigrate Ia
America. eE ~ t.N
Cavalry pursued and dispersed a large body Of
rioters near Domain, taking 100 prisoners.
Strong military cordons have been drawn
around the dIsafected districts and the aspect Of
affairs Is improving.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The Geneva Arbitration Court Again in Recess
Summer Attractions and Tourist Joy.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, July 26-P. NJ.
No session of the Board Of Arbitration was held
to-day.
Sir Rounded Palmer and family have gone on an
excursion to the other end of the lake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-27

WAR DKfiknfsNH
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. o., July 27-1 A. n.


WASHINGTON, D. O., July 27-l A. n.
Synopsis FOR the Past 7soeatv.our Hours
The area of low barometer and storm In New
England on Friday afternoon has moved eastward
to the coast, with eastery to southery winds. The
barometer Is rising, with northerly and westerly
winds, cooler and clear weather on the lower lakes
ana southwark over the Middle States; south
westerly winds and clear weather prevail on the
Gulf and northerly winds and clear weather on the
upper Mississippi, on the upper lakes and south
ward TO the Ohio valley.
Probabilities.
Clearing and cooler weather with northery and
westerly winds from Lake Erie to Virginia and
eastward over the Middle and Eastern States;
winds vecring to northeasterly and easterly over
Michigan and the Upper Lakes, and westward with
cloudy weather on Saturday; southerly to easterly
winds, increased temperature and cloudy weather
in the Upper Mississippi valley; falling barometer
and threatening weather in the Northwest, light
variable winds and clear weather in the Gulf and
South Atlantic States.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer OF Hudnut's Phar-
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ....................,...
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No More Boil 1T station Houses.
The Judges and Aldermen when called upon
have obigngly arisen from their beds at all hours in
the night repaired to the station houses and baIled
somebody's friend" This has, for the present,
been stopped by the Police Commissioners. Yes.
terday they issued the following order to tho cap
tains OF the various precIncts:-
GENERAL oRpER-Eo. n
OFFICE or rnE CHrHs or PoLfcR,l
CoRNKR CouRr AND LIVINGSTON STREETS.
BROOKLYN, July %. 1871.
CArrAM- Precinct = -
S,R-Hereafer you will not permit any Judge or Alder
man TO open court In your station house, will you
magistrate except at the usual and regular place Of hold
Rule 70 Of the rules and regulations governing this do
pariment must be strictly enforced.
0S ''o'' " "i PXTRiCK CAMPBELL Chief Of Police.
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About six O'Clock last night Oncer Riley, Of the
Tenth precinct, attempted TO arrest man named
Buckley, who was drunk and dIsorderly at the
corner OF Union street and Fourth avenue. While
taking him to the station house he was set upon
by number OF Iaboring men, who knocked him
down and tried to rescue his prisoner. He was
compelled to use his pistol, and discharged three
shots at them, when they ned. Fortunately for
them they were not shot,. rffN '
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
DROPosALs FOR DIMENSION sTORR RE,
Il QUlHkD IN THR OOkRTRUO rION OF THE
hkM GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ArOhl'

pAdO, I'LL,
bsAod proposals will be received until the AL day
OF Jug lhia, ~ the once OF the supervising ATghl'
tsqtI Treasury DE pArtmont for furnishing and delV
erinE Al the hta Of the proposed neu United States
u0Sornment building At Chicago, illinois, all Of the
Dlmenalon stone required In Its 0onstTpoton' Tue
species Of st0ns from which seloouon VIII be made
VIII 20 oonlnod 10 urabtea, Marbles, or hAndhtonoa,
and ne qualities especially lnalslsd uPon VII " IN
OIhly Of color and texture, and durAhhy AUD their
capacity for NoEhipE under tho 0hisSor himmeT, one
sample lahtaAlA, showing on eaoh taoo dluorent
haoi entns and % one me natural fracture Of the
stone. must " submitted In All oAsoa .,
ho STONE thAt hAa not been teatfd by actual use "
BUILDING. Tor e least ten years s DO and