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WONDERFUL INVENTION.
a Boon to COMMUNICATIONS Pc.
tent Irresistible Combination Kick,

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tent Irresistible Combination Kick,
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reducing the number Of exchange tiends now II
| existence. AS MANY OF your Exchanged know
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large, sTongly constructed char, IN tne: BOTTOM
OF Wnlch are concealed numerous temnfkapl6
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From Hearth and Home.
There lived In Brooklyn, not long ago, q man
possessed Of q devil. He had inherited the
devil from his father, in the first place, and had
nursed it until it grew so strong It took entire
possession Of him. The devil IVES very familiar
| one, and it's name was Rum. The man had many
| noble instincts, and, better than al theso, he
had loving, faithful, brave wife, who made
skilful war upon the demon, her husbands
master. Recognizing the fact that her husband
wns under an over empowering impulse, that he
1onged and struggled manfullY to FREQ himself
from the passion for drink, she bent all the
energies OF her woman-nature to tho task Of
helping him She loved, and suffered, and toiled,
until at last the loving, and suffering, and toing
accomplished their purpose. She took her hus-
band by the hand, and shared with him his strug-
gle, until after years OF labor, she overcame his
devil and SAW him free man again. Her battle
with Rum had been . fierce one, taxing and
quaror at last. Her husband stood upon manly
feet, and showed no eign Of falling again. Sew
eral years passed away, and this reformed man
fell ll'of consumption The distinguished ply
Blclan, from whose lips we have the story. pre-
scribed alcoholic stimulants as the only means
possible Of prolonging his LIE. The poor wife
Was IN terror, and begged the phyBician to recall
the prescription Bhe told him OF her long strug-
gle and her victory, and said she preferred that
her husband should die than, sober man, than
that he should fill drnnkard's grave = year
later. But the freed spirit OF the man was
strong, and he undertook to take alcoholic liquors
as medicine, and to conhue himself absoIntelY
to such times and measures in the matter as tho
physicians should prescribe. This he did, and
during the months thus added to his life he never
once drank single drop mora than the pre-
scriphon called for, and he died at last sober
man, "a the wife had 30 earnestly prayed that
he might But the end Was not yet. When tho
loving and patient woman laid him in his grave,
and Eaw her long 1abors thus ended in the VIC
tory for which eho had toi1ed so hard and suffered
80 bitterly, abe turned, in grief, to the brandy
which had been loft in the house, and drinking
it, she fell herself into the power OF the devil
which she had fought go heroical1y. And that
woman died, not many months later, hopeless,
helpless druukard
, 1873-04-27

done quickly" But uaat is Just the stich;np
point. 1t may not be ttwen done" and Won s cans
not undo it. So, peace to the fortunate ones. e
and good luck to the happy, and {" the more tbe
spare them many a recruit, and yet not grow too to
thin. oAs" wv
: bid you goodbye, Mr. Editor, With the aeznr.
ance that writing in . cold room, with colder
;fngers, is fur from pleasant pastime. Yours.
respectfully, ". ,
CHICAGO, Ap1u q. 1879
, 1873-04-27

a general meeting Of tho Old Catholics Of Ger
many has been called for the 24th OF April, and
will, says Berlin newspaper, probably appoint
two Bishops, s,-one for North, one for South Ger
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ical as Diogenes. Il ho could have painted in tub,

ical Diogenes. Il ho could have painted In tub
he would have lived in tub.
him large uuu Of money for one Of his studies,
Misrt7 made :ePy worthy to Live among the ee:e
said ait is tho murderer Of art.' This % sentence
strikes the keynote Of This remarkable mans anthem
Of 9life. He would never sell h,s works. Hence tho
his fancifu1 and groteaque genius while out in the
world you should seek In vain for Of his pictures
Portraits form the only exception to this statement,
Me Is pot boilera" TO the day Of his death he 3D.
hered firmly to the programme which he laid down
loved passionately. " In epoch when mechanism
Is preferred to EXPRESSION he said, "one must have
paint for posterity; and, struggling always against
main great srtist." /
John G. SAKE daahes of these spirited lines .:
justine, you LOVE ME NOT! :
"Helast rous ne matinee pds."-RmoH.
1how, Justine, you speak me fair
As often az meet;
And It's a luxury, swear,
:; To hear voice go sweet;
And yet It docs not please nc quite,
The civil way you're got;
g For ne you're something too polite
=. Justine, you love me- noti
=, know, Justine, you never scold,
At aught that may do;
II am passionate, or cold,
:. Ills all the same to you.
"a charming temper, say the men,
r. "To smooth husbands lott"
: ssiah twere ruft1ed now and them
Justine, you love me notl
know, Justine, you wear smile
As bestning Al the sun;
But who supposea all ths while
E It ehines for only one7
!! Though azure sktes arc fair to see,
\ h transient cloudy spot
IL In yours would promise moro to mo
NJ Justine you love me notl
1E know, Justine, you make my name
Il -Four eulogBIo theme,
! And say-H any chance to blame
- You hold me In esteem.
Such words, for al their kindly scope,
. Delight me not jot:
just 80 you would have praiaed the Pope
Justine, Jou lore mo not!
I know, Justne-for have heard
What friendly voices tell
/: You do not blush to say the word,
- ''You hke me passing well :"
Il And thus the fatal sound hear |
That seals my lonely lot;
.. There's nothing now to hopo or fear
JuEttnB. L0nt me mt
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As an evidence Of my good will toward the people Of
the United 6tstes desire to devote this Of S3
n33 to the advancement Of tbeoredc SCIENCE aud the
promotion Of general research, especially ii the de-
partment Of phydca, IN the United States.
To accomplish this object, hereby appoint Prof.
Joseph Henry, becratar! OF the Smithsonian Instu-
Hon, Washington City, b. O. DR.. E. L Yon1nans, Of
New HoIt and Gen. Hector Tyndale, Of Philsdelphia,
to act ~ Board of Trustees to take charge Of the
aboTe su to carefully invest 1t In securi
Hes: and further direct that the eaid Board atal
xor tbs present. appropriate the interest of the fund in
supporting, or In assisting to support, at such
European universities - they msy consider most
asa11ahle, :Fo "a American pupils who nay
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Eight convicts in the Nebraska Peuitantiary
we're recently confirmed by Riahon Mar1tana-
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smart. did not know how to hide did not
see tho wisdom OF grabbing what I could lay
hands on. and then fight for the title with tho
very property that was in dispute. ''Aren will
speak we'll Of thee when thou doest well for thy
self !" and how can expect Chicago man to
trust mo with his money when did not know
enough to take care ofmy own? What parade
they make sometimes when poor fellow has
blown his brains out How they cast about for
reasons, as il impocuniosity was not harder to
wo had only known, they say, and aay it truth
fully. "We never. dreamed of such q. thing!
Ho Was quiet,-a little reserved, did not say
much about himself and, on the whole, was
ne had only known!" Aye, truly; but We do
not know until it Is too late. ssIo be. or not to
be-" Curious-ts it not ?-that life should seem
30 sweet just as the menns by which We live are
taken away. When all was bright, and cheerful,
and prosperous we did not think about it; we
could talk Of the vanity Of life with great cheer
fulness, and even look upon death, away off. in
distinct with distance, as not very great
owl; But noso, hoy dear life seems, it only We
could get a standing place.-if ne could only
undeyeloped powers! How pleasant the thought
Of friendship and social intercourse, Of books
and musio,-yet all to be swept into oblivion by
the want OF that which nc cannot gain, and can
not do without. II ne had only known7 Truly.
Then the caring for what comes after, the
graTel Very foolish, is it not "But the
promises, ny friends, think of THO promises;
how broad they arel" So broad, indeed, that
n1l can stand upon them who do not fea1 their
footing insecure. Men do not say to themselves,
'We are able to stand without them :" they
only feel SO. There are men, I verify believe
who do trust them, blow high or low,-who sal
dom waver, and who never forsake, and God
does help" them. Maybe they are the only
men who are worth helping. "H, when 'tnere
done. it were we'll done. then 1t we're HaI 1t wnra
, 1873-04-27

ertnee decided talents in physics, and whc
may express determination to devote their lives to
this work ny desire would be that each pupil should
spend four geaH at q German university, three ot
those years to be devoted to the acquisition Of kno
edge, and the fourth to original investigation.
H. however, in the progress of science in tho United
States It should at any time appear to the said Board
that the end herein proposed would bs better sub.
served by granting aid to studonts, for special
researches N this country, The Board ia authorized 10
make appropriations from the income Of the fund for
such puFpcscB~
further direct that vacancies which may occur in
said Board Of Trustees, by death or otherwise, aha4
ba filed by tho President of the Natonn Academy OF
Sciences. .. -
Il in tho courae Of any year the whole amount Of
the ntcast which acc1ucs from the 1und 30 NOE e1
pended in the manner before mentioned, the SURPLUS
NAV he added to the principal or may he expended III
.diision to tho annual interest OF another year.
~ et crv time auy organization ahau be esabHFheo.
md moueT provided by other persons 1or ths promo
tfon ~ mch original research hayo IN view, a-
fhorize tho said Board Of Trustees to exercise their
discretion as to cooperating In such work from the
inf n witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
aud seal This 7th day Of February, 1873 in the City Of
New York
{Sgned), JOIN T1aoALL Il. 81.
In presence Of
9ignodA 9. BuKn11r WAITE,
{signed}, l. E. FULLER.
The current number Of Herbert 6pencer's
sociological series is devoted to discussion Of
thu
, 1873-04-27
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
In the course Of an able paper by George

.~i.-.osS @S8tg 0AA eo1.1ooBi3 {uR EaYs are
that to the extent in which they are not precse thew
are not sciences Indeed saving in populor and con-
xen1ent sense should be dfspoeed to doubt whether
tney ate set to be ranked Is moro than inchouta
sciences: They belong to the domain Of science hayo
gatnefed Some Of the richest aertn for SCIENCE and
naVe attained TO sone extent scientific value but
Aefo Is yet so much uncertainty hanging over broad
regions IN each that must await tho iuure Tor the
1esolonon Of many unresolved question: which may
give new aspect to the WHOLE Biology ia fhe most
advanced. but rather In It's natural historv and
classification, than IN Its knowledge Of the pro
founder lawn Of life, TINT nre yet fo h.
found Psychology Is so little Of science, that the
teachers Of It hardly agreo the fundamcnta pona
OF, II 1t be science whose exposition Of It ara Ma "a
sccept Sir William Hanfltol's or Mr. 1Grs Herhert
6pencera or DR.. Porter, who MI profeas to BE- e1nar
mental and tuducttye, and al dsag gree7 As to eoc5oio
gy, tho nhme for which invented only few vna~a
nnca by Counte, 1t is still In chaotic condition and
unless Ar Spencer whose few Introductory chapters
alone made public succeeds IN giving consistency
and form, It can hardly be called more than hope
But be ths truth what It in respect to these par-
crlar branches Of knowledge, still insist TINT Ger
tanty Is the criterion Of true science and that II we
Rya that criterion up, aconce loses its authority ia
prestige It's assurance OF march, and Its sovereign
position IN arbiter in the varying struggles Of doc
Wei, then the examples geYe, without men,
tdoniug uamee, Of what I considered
false science, were, fcst, tho gtoaR materdal
ism of Buchuar who derives all the phenomena Of life
from himp1o contributions of matter and force SEQ
oQd, the atheism Of Coute whose scientific preten-
uona Mz. Huxley x1diou1e9L and whose results Mr.
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AGNEW's'CAsH 0ROCFRY80nsF

NNHE trial OF conducting our. business t,n .
Il strictly cash basis has proved succsss-
our sales for the past month being fully 57Vu
Per cent. more than on sales for the month Of
noS9eemoe'', aS 1872, which shows thatour friends
ana the public appreciate our efforts to fur.
nish GOOD goods at living prices. We shall
no. undertake. to enumerate prices for our
eht1re STOCK, but Give quotations for q few OF
.he leading articles, assuring our friends
mat our prices for all Others not named will
se as low as any other houee who sells sound
3oods, and thu extent aud variety OF our
stock ID not exceeded by anu house in this c;f,,'
Crnshed SUGAR, at retail, 1916. per Ib:. Sr
8 lbs for IL. 49, "
Granulated aud SUGAR. at retail. at 1910
per H.. or iba tor 81. 1ss'
Powdered SUGAR, at retail, 1910. per Ill.,.
or lbs for 81. -'''
CSUGi very. choice, 81 lbs. for 81.
kehned Yellow Sugar, 9 lbs. Tor 81.
rortn Nico Sugar, ~ lbs. for 81.
for 81. u.s.
New & Family FLOUR. 50 50 per barrel.
" A No. 6 s11.00"
HAMS. choice New York, sugar.cured at
lac per ib
BUTTER, Treble Gilt Edge Gouhen, at 4oc.
per lb ~ wv wv
HAIsINS-quarter boxes, 81; half boxes.
81 90; whole boxes, 50 So each
Old Rye and Corn WHISKEY, "so.cnEed."
ut 81 T5 to - per gallon.
Dec JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
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Auc t1on sale..
Valuable Lands and Mill Property.
Near spartanburg Court House, at
Public or Private Nale "'

Valuable Lands and Mill Property.
Mear Spartanburg Court House, az
fuDllc or Private sale.
WILL oher, on Salos.day in January next.
= immediately after Sheriff's sales, at pub. i.
nc ontofy, ONE TRACT OF LAND, contain.
y tns nsSy scres. on which there is tino NIER.
C,uANi .,t!.i MiLL, with Turbine Wheel and ma
chthery, all complete, suf1i 1i;ient to run three
sots OF burr stones, or more: If neoeasarv.
ali nov, ana manufactured by the well KNOW,
machinsts, Messrs. Munaon & Nrnthcrs ~
Utica, New York. -
Tho building has just been completed and
built i'll most substantial manner. Tho
main building is two.and-a-half stories-3s
ny 2S-with all additional building OF onn
story, % by % "' '"'
This valuable property is litusted on Law
sons Fork, one-and-a-half miles East OF
Spartanburg Coult House. and known for
many years as 'Thomson's Mills" Having
a large patronage and always an abundant
supply OF water to run not only tho mer.
chant mill and saw mill annexed. bnt ami.
cient ior factory or paper mill.
ALSO,
ONE TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the
ABOVE c3ntaining about fifty aci os OF vslua-
olo land.
!, ONE TRACT. adjoining same. cont Amin.
httS acres. more or less.
ALSO,
oSE ihACI, containing 145 acres, lying
on Doth nldea OF Lincoln Road, two-and-a-
ana bounded by lands OF Joseph Foster, j.
8; Archer, X. C. Oiivor and II. b. Fioyd.
Ano who!e or any part OF the foregoing
tracts VIII DC sold at private sale. if applied
,or Deiore Sales-day next, otherwise they will
be disposed OF Ut public outcry,
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser, IN nay
for all papers r'
Dec IA n3 J. VI. ELF)HD. Attorney
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Notice,

OFFICE GREE AND COLUMBIA II. r.,
COLUMBIA, $. c., August %, 1873
I TNDER resolution OF the Board of Dircc-
~ tors, The Interest Coupons of the State
Guaranteed Bonds. and OF such other !;onds
~ -. this np4hy as arc regularly recorded in
the Office Of the Company. matured between
tue 1st day OF January, 1872, and 1st day OF
July 1873. both inclusive, will bo funded in
Donda having ten years to run. as provided
Tor III tho Conipany'n prouosnls 10 the Dond
Holders Of the above obligations arc re-
qnested to send III statement OF them to thie
office, tn facilitate the exchange which it il
desircd To complete without delay, and enable
the necessary arrangements to be made for
the resumption of regular interest payn.cnte
on lst January ensuing.
". MAGRATH,
ScptGilhHr! II President.
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FIREMEN'S PARADE.
35th Anniversary Independ't F.E.C Co.
PROGKAmME.

t>tOGttA M NJ f..
INHE INDEPENDENT STEAM FIRE EN-
4 CINE COMPANY will assemble at their
uouse: III full winter uniform, on MONDAY
the 18th instant. at o'clock precisely. The
Company will move, headed by the 18th
United States Infantry Band. (by courtesy
OF the officer commanding } mp Richardson
street to Handing, where tho Palmetto
Stoam Fire EnSine Company will be received
ana escorted through Sumter TO Taylor:
through Taylor to Assembly, where the
Phmuix Axs, Hook and Ladder Company
Will be received. The line will be formed az
soilows. under the Marshal Of the Day:
The United States Band, Capt. Buchar.
ln,eptnd mt Steam Fire Engine Company
with apparatus.
..aimciio Steam Fire Engine Company with
~ apparatus.
F!.tniX Axe. Hook and Ladder Company,
with Truck.
Line OF march us follows: Down Assembly
stree; u Gcrvais; UP Geryais TO Richa rdson;
through Richardson to the conner Of Lady
street; where the Steamers and Hook aud
Ladder Company will exercise; take up aud
.Xcicla" AT the corner # Plain and Richard.
son. The Companies :. III be ell To their
respective Houses by the Independents At
O'Clock IL tho evening", tho Companies will
assemble 10 join in Social f;c. union, pre-
pared ov the independents for their in vited
guests.
utiy the Committee: WM KENNEDY,
f +. CALYO,
J. u. SMITH.
De- CHiOn- U.r0h! cOpv Drc131
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%G A s. ! 9a

CONSUMERS who have not paid tbo;r
bills arc hereby notified that TO. MORROW
tMohday,) is the last day, and must closes
up my books and hand over the list of delin.
quente, to be dealt with according to tho re-
gu'ntion OF tue Company and the Board
Il Directors. Consequently, no distinction
OF porsons will be mado. and the light will
not again be furnished until tho bills are set.
uea' JACOB LEVIN,
zee 1t Sec'y and Treas Gas Co.
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To Rent.

A FARM, Containing GOO acres, t25O oil
"A which are cleared situated on the Vii.
in'nhton. Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
and tw" miles and half from Hopkins
TURNOUT on the South Carolina Railroad.
On the premises, are dwelling, containing
eight rooms, and all nee cssary out. buildings ::
ther PARTICULARS, address +. HOPKINS.
Dee q ;3~ At Unnkin.',r q
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~ IL : q J. U Il ELI : T..
Perfectly o1,rlcss. Always uniform Ilu.
minating II lltios superior to Gas. Durns
in any lamp. without Il anger OF exploding or
taking fire Manufactured expressly TO dis
place tho use OF volatile and dangerous ols.
lts safety under every possible tost, aud its
perfect burning, qualities are proved by it's
continued use in over 3G0 900 families. Mil
lions of gallon have been sold, and no acc-
dcEt--dir,c!!y or indircctly-has ever oc-
Cured from burning. storing or handling it.
The immense y, arly loss to lite and property,
resulting from ;hc usc of cheap and danger
ous oils in TIE United States. is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commits.
sioncra throughout the country recommend
the ASTRAL as the best safe guard when
lamps are uscl. Scnd for Circular. WM.
H SrAHLLl, Columbia. has complete
stock at ni' times. Oct IL :jmot
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For Sale or Rent.

A GOOD COTTON FARM, with a large
"A and coniniod;ous dwelling upon it, stu.
tted n this we'll known watering place, and
near the station on tho Airline Rairoad
II not sold by the lst OF February next, the
house will br 20 rent. For further patticu.
iars, apply t" ALFRED TAYLOR,
Ch:ck's Springs,
DEC II CIR. eIlYIlie County, 5. G.
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''VD Victis,"

tho present excited state Of the ADDER
Using mania, We scarcely know how to
address orr friends. unprecedented
Rushes; Enormous Increase OF Biz" ad
cnptandnm cigar puffs, a liberal profueion of
superlatlves. tog ether with the quietly-whis-
pered n-your-ear aseur ance that it is aaton.
iehing how the. young men stand up to the
grave demands upon their physical endur-
ance-really have left our modest style in the
shade. We have. however, no desire or love
for the aehsational. water always finds
its level" and purchasers OF 10 cent hams
and cooking butter vamped under the name
OF "Gilt Edge" soon find their way back to
where good goods only arc kept; and where
no promises are made which are not meant
to be performed. Our stock is full, our busi-
nees fair, mot unprecedented terms are cash,
and our goods are up to the standard we
have always maintained. We can promise
no more. FerIun, sap. GEO. SYAfMERe.
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Notice

Notice
THERE will be meeting Ct the Stockhold-
Il crs uf The State AuxiiaryJoint Stock
Company" II the Court iIuuse, Columbia
). T., ON the evening of the 10Th of Decem
Der, instant, 1T Z O'Clock business OF in. :
poitance to be trunsactod. By order:
L. w. WOODWARD, President.
VI. L ETTLLH, Secretary. DeS 10 t3
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.

lust received, large consignment OF line
- DIAMONDS, WATEHES, CHAINS,
SE is, Nc., OF unredeemed pledges, Tor sale
low ut the store Of the undersigned. Green.
backs, City Money and Certificates OF In
dtbtc.lhcss of the state of south Carol;na re-
ceivrd. ~ SCLXRACHEK
Doe ii
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HOPE & GYLEs

for salr-
LII 500 buehele OATS,
1900 bushels BRAN,
2,0C0 bushtl. SHORTS
ALSO, M
Fresh Saur Kraut and Mince Meat,
100 boxcs Raisins,
80 half-boxes Raisins,
23 quarter-boxes Kaisins,
so drums Smyrna Figs,
Dessicated Cocoanut,
100 pounds Seedless Kaisins,
500 Heads OF Cabbage. NovI5
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To Rent,

THAT HOUSE. on Plain etreet, con.
-24.nUw occupied by General u. G. Butler
Possession given on the first OF January
Apply to Il. Il ". G.. .SWAFFIELD.
Dec 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-14
To Publishing Printers

A APPRENTICE, who has served three
his apprenticeship, desires a situation. Can
compose between 5000 and 6 900 ems per
day. IL sober, steady and industrious. viii.
ing TO worE at moderate price, as lis chief
o,oJect ls 10 thoroughly acquire his trade.
houIoee " fHHSIX Office. Dec II m2
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-14
To Rent or for Sale

~ THE HOUSE on the corner Of Ls.ly
f1mi and Ass .mbly streets. Possession
2lS.-- !vcn lMmc,liatel,. Apply 10
Deco II. ". c SWAFFIELD.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-14
For Sale.

A EihSI class, modern built, FAMILY
~ CARRIAGE, suitable for one or two
horses, 4t cash price, for Which ''Ccrtifi.
puire at this Office Dori