davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
l


look, she said taking the miniature.
Oh yes Kate! have neglected her; turned vexed
the very should have ightened.
the creation poetic virtues while forgot
All, let poets earn-tis he would
paint goodness in the ideal should practice it in e'
"My dear-dear friend!' Morton put down the
miniature, and extended both hands, them,
answered ceerfuly that the past might repaired
he hoped
yet, apsng into his earnest u,ournful
tone-' by any chance should never never,-nay.
things possibe-if should never Clara agan''
'David!' she said with clidng laugh.
You'll tell | say. hat ali had
sacrificed for that well knew faults, ard loved her
to the last
so, you'll her rto-mor
WHO knows what Tomorrow may bring forth"
He spoke with much soennty, that both stood silent.
The Captain Morton startled
in hand.
'Now, Lindsay, indeed you go;
landing
Lindsay took IA tender Kate the Captain
tine urging him to be quick.
janet unequal say bye' lingering outside
the door.
'BItton up, button up crieI Mrs. M,r5on
damp.''
Then, after brief sharp parting Janet
captain off steamer.
Kate brought in the weeping child and led her o
window, which overlooked the river
''We shall papa pass said kind "Look!
there they are! How quick they go! Ah papa
his head; he sees Wave your hand"
''Papa!' cried poor janet making signal.
''There,' exclaimed Mrs. Norton she you!
hardly them now, there's a Yes,
are! Now Eve quite lost them said she after pause
thick. By this time they be at the vessel.'
The chd's grief already asslaged
the mist makes one everything through veil!" she
observed. What is that great thing distance like
moving rock?'
Mrs. Morton told her that likely large steamer
making the North Channel. couldn't sure
the mist growing so Dense
Janet noticed that the sailors by the had lighted
lanterns
4 A form hurrying towards house.
quite close Kate that it her husband.
She opened the window and asked anything had
been forgotten
/ eyes; I fear l shall be too late'
| In minute he was in the room.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
THE NORTHERN CHIC JOURNAL.


"Yes,' laughed Captain Morton. sit your papa who
the poet.' Ii
Mrs. Morton observed that til. book was Caras gift to her
she afraid to say how long ago. Il
Indefatigable Janet recommended. ii
''There sonnet in it to Clara; not that
mamma And she had written something about her
beloved David
The child waited reply, Lindsay kept silent With
womans ready Mrs Morton the little querist into
another for crocework Captain Morton walked h
to the window, remarked that time passing,
David must start in few minutes. t.
Mrs Morton inquired whether the which
stop At the jetty yet in sight.
Her husband said, 'Not yet IL gatlering,'
he continued, ''but it's very calm' s.
'Thas we,' Kate reoned; 'the Clyde
rough the sea.'
Here bounded ROOM hadi Ii her hand
only the crotcet work. but also miniature ivory
Z
There's your work, cosin,
breath Sand ot look, Pve found mamma! L this
the table, just opened it, and there she Pm it's
mammals likeness although she's good deal altered How
beautiful she ooks-how happy t
David took the miniature from and looked xedy
Then his hand shook he bowed his
seious face pressed it his lips. He laid upon
table, and covered his face with both his hands They could
not hide the tears that stre"ne through his long, slender
fingers. c
"Pa, what is the matter?" began Janet But Captain
Morton seized that inliscreet young lady in his
There, eloped he CRIED danced ont
/ the with his burden. t
Mrs. Morton about follow; Lindsay,
/ mastered bis emotion and called to her.
Don't Kate. Ah if knew what thoughts these few
hours with bring back-what this
Her old sme' he said, gazing the portrat 'her old
smile, kindly and sudlen like sunlight through riffs
fresh and had life but morning.;
the ripening lip, like Tomorrow ever il the bud"
"And she is still the same changed? ?''
| softly.
By trial, time' Lindsay lost,
deepened banehed the rose
channel. fate might still
| be thus. All, give it me; let me keep it,
what, Caras portrait? Nay should miss too /
much.'
'Ts the Clara YOUTH he pleaded. 81 could
fancy it a SPELL alsman, me'
"Well, then, you shall haveit
, 1873-06-20
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
Discovcry Of Il. Now pfR0ct.-Com-
fnonconcnt Ec&slraio1as.

Discovery of u. Now pfRnct--Com-
Monconlcnt Kceurio1as.
Sptcta, Correspondence Of ,fho Chicago Tribune.
ANN Anpol:, hiIch., Juno is. 1879.
Prof. Wataon, Of tho Observatory hero, has
recently discovered M additional planet. 1t was
frat eoen by hi.a on Thursday night, the''12th,
and its planetary character Waa ostabltal1ed on
tic night ot tho 18th. 1ts right asconaion was
17h. 1G1n. $685.; lcolination Al dog. 81 min.
sou.h., It is moving woat in right ascension
1u. 1es., aud III declnatton ION. AZ, daily. It
resembles in brilliancya star of the eleventh
magnitude, Tho discovery of this planet places
tho total number discovered BY Prof. Watson at
sIxtcon, or within one OF tho highest number
discovered by any astronomer on the consi-
tinent,- t,-soyontoou being accroditcd to prof'
Petora of Washington. ......
Tho eemi-annual examinations ase now taking
place. Tie coming week will be dovotcd to tho
Commencement exercises. On Sunday, tho cd,
tho Daocala,lroato addresses will bo delivered.
On Monday thcro will bo tho summer-oxanina-
tion Tor entrance. On Tuesday, tho anniversary
Of the Society Of Alumni, with Alumni banquet,
and. on the Same day tho reunions OF the class
Ell OF 'G8 and 10 occur. Commencement takes
| placo on the 25th. The present graduating oeHa
| consists OF 81 members, ono Of whom Ia 4 lady,
| --of which number, Al expect to receive the do.
gree Of D. A., Il ph. b., IA 3. s., and 10 O. j..
| The clasa-supper Of ~ occurs tonight.
| g. 4. W.
, 1873-06-20
RuFFiANlsm OIL THE WEST SIDE.

To tho Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune;
S1n: notice in your iasle Of yesterday q
complaint from "Nortl-sidor" on tho actions
OF solno young yagabonds who infoBt that much
burnt district. AZ misery loycs company, 1t
may giyo junction to tho soul Of "North-Bidor
to lnow OF tho misory Of Wost-sidor. Not q
Thousand miles from tho cornor Of May and Tay-
lor strcots thoro arc d few vacant lots, which
afford stampinG-ground for some of tho worst
boya that ovor gracoa the annals Of our fair city.
Fighting, shooting, and evcn murder can bo
borno by the people OF That no'ghborhood at in
toryals,- ,-oscitomout, passion, Gc., boiug taken
into consideration. Dut, for nhoori porycrHo,
doviliAlnoBs, tho boys who flock from Polk,
Aberdeen, and other streota Oh to tho above lots,
bear off tho palm. Shutting off tue gas, taking
up plank Of tho eilowa!k. aud laying low to
await IN the dark tho broaking Of aomo unfor-
tunate pedestrians neck, III q common amuao-
mont Tearing down foncos, abusing tho
women-folkB, in tho absence Of tho mon, inalt-
Ing tho passora.by, swearing nnd using tho most
olsoene language, aro everyday anusemonts to
occupy tlloir timo botwoeu their regular "Bet-
tos.H All these boys carry pIstols, and, II the
, 1873-06-20
THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY MOVEMENT.
DWIGHT, Livingston Co., nj. :

DWIGHT, Livingston Co., utte
June 10, 1874.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: I have just returned from very large
reunion Of tho grangea Of Dwight aud Union,
hold ut the 1attor place. Over 300 members woro
present. 4 most bountiful foaat had been pro-
yiled by the leaders OF tho Union Grange, to-
which wo did ample Justice. 6peechos wero
made aud songs sung; and tho platform of the
Livingston County Farmors was road md unani-
noualy adopted by tho ':show OF hands" /" as tho
platform upon which tho: grangerh propose to
fight. ~.
duly gaining in strength, Enl deriving already
tho greatest social and pecuiiiary benefits from
their organization. Wo hopo to show by fall q
membership of over 1000.
Saturday next, q similar meoting OF alI
grangeR il to bo hold At Forrest on tho Gath
lnst. fhoro will be another mooting at Odell !;
ind q moetng Of all tho oranges iu the county
will DO hold nt pontiao June 28.
8. T. X. PRIME,
Secretary Patrons OF Husbandry OF Livingston
County.
r. ST regret extremely that tho odltor OF
tho Inter- Ocean was not pre6out upon this occa-
sion, as he would have had D fuo opportunity
Of Judging for himsoN Of. tho ronl sizo of tho
Livingston County movement"
, 1873-06-20

g: From a 3Etlbournc Paper.
The gradual uphcaEM OF portonh OF tho coaet
tic KITS Mr. John Kent, who was the conlnl!a-
aariaa; ofcor in charge, in tho early days, Of tho
DoIn1 Aettlotnont OF Morton Bay. Mr. 8. II.
WIutae, OF Hobart Town, las sent an Interesting
communication on tho same subject, which Is
thus referred to by tho Sydney Empire. nlL llo
r1nanin cannot havo loen loft whcro they aro
found BY tho ahorig gnoa, because tho heaps con-
.tnin tho remains Of icstaccou8 1nollusks, too
minute to ayo boon Of any service to tho blacks,
and llo attributes tho presence OF bits OF char
coal in u,cla leapB to drift Agency. H doacrltS-
This deposit is situnto at sautly Bay, m in1cnt
ri t}o cstuary Of tho River Dorwont, distant.
from Hobart Town about two miles. III q bank
formed by road cutting, distance sixty yards,
finland aid forty foot above high water mark,
ttexists 4 shell bod threo feet in hioknssss
,aro1,acoouB soila aud beyond boing moro or loRa
/ ,commiuutod es),ccially tho biyalyes, exhibit Q
! :fow tracea Of geological age. Above Tho sholl
(.,bcd royoBos stratum Of yegotaolo soil q fow
:inohcs thick. Tho Hholl rest upon stratum OF
| brown clay having no tracoa Of organisms, snd
/ TINT, In turn, reposos on COARSE grained yellow
,gandetone, travorBod by yonu Of mari noar its
t hurface Tho Bholls all OF genera and specloh
i .uow found living III the water only Ai1ty yards
| lin trout amt below the leposlt, III this bod Q
:spoon-bowl Rhapod fonsil bona was touna ny
laborer employed In making tho road tlye yealnt ~ +
E,pgo, I layo little doubt that 1t IL
tic bono Of tho pyoldal proooss Of como cetacoan
/ 1T ia ~ incllos in length by ~ inchea II
lhrendtl, and preacnta no further aigng OF deca,
i tthan tho aagociated aholln do. Mr. W1ntle do
.s1amlnod ii Tasmania, snd snlrnla that til
Il aanaIogues Of these bcda oxpt in Victoria. IN
II Now Houth WaloH. lle considers that 1heu
.aul analogous facts prove that there u Al tpeoi
, 1873-06-20

havo sewers. Now. ts it2 Don't wo hayo to
I,ny taxog, don't We pny them moro promptly
than many Of our moro fortunate, rdohor,! otu
bettor sowored noghborrs, who aro In tho hni,is
Of lighting their ta1oH III tito Supreme Court
Horo Ia country that brags Of its liberty, and
yota poor man emit have eowor. Tho want
Of 4 Bowor haa norm tho Heols Of communism
IN my bosom. On sowors I'm Communist. I
wnnt nono OF them. want thom for my 1am-
lily, for my ohlldron, I'm loss ablo to pay
doctors thnn thoso who don't psy shelr taaos
Of auch neglect Of tho 1ntoreats OF poorer ctashoe
in ao,ycra aB III n,nny othor things, the "un1ust
discrimination" iu favor Of tho ricl, and nga;'Hs
tho poor iu tho mntlor Of aowera, will noonor or
lntor fall upon tho loads OF thoao nl,o !iIsrogard
mr. dn,nnnAa. Ii. r.,
A rosfdont Of Morgan street.
OuroAoo, Juno 10, 1873.
BIloLTo STREET.
10 tbs Editor Of Tho Chicago 1ffbHns:
B1H: In giving m account OF the hlth OF our
Btrocts, pray do not forgot Bl1olto stroot. It IL
ono OF tito 1oat ltl,y strontB to bo found In thla
Or any othor city: Tho stink Of ~, It, these R hot
days, Ia perfootly siokoning. W.. havo poti-
toned Bovoral tinlea for Howor, but got no gat-
isfaction. Wo aro poor-slero is nothing
thought about rs. REs1DENT.
CHICAGO, Juno Is, 1875
, 1873-06-20
lxGCr~

Letter from Vicnna to the baltimore american
Tho qormana III tho United States, and those
Americans who affect fondnoHK for lager -becr,
don't drink it ns 1t IL drank in Germany They
ruth into a restaurant and g1dp down two or
three glasses and move OH. Hero a German
nevor thinks Of finishing Lis glass Of beer in lans
than ten minutes, and to drinlit without eating
something at the samo timo. oven If it IL only d
crust Of brown broad. In faot, German IN tho
Fatlerland III oonstitutionally opposed to doing
anything inn hurry, and especially to drinking
beor with "rapid Bpoed."" Tho consequence ia
that We do not seo mon hero with groat hugo
pa',nchos, as ut home. capable Of swallowing, .
kog Of heor aftor support They seldom trent
ono another. but sit down to tho tables, and al-
though they drink together, each man pays for
what he consumes, whether 1t DO beer or food.
This Of itself Is great preventive Of e1ceBs, III,
If bali dozen Or dozen wero to sit down to
drink. as with us, eaoA mu1t troat in turn, and
thus six or u doxon glaHsoH bo guzzlod, whethor
they want 1t or not. II our temperance frienda
| could Institute what is callod tho Dutch treat"
into our Haloona, each man paying AiB own
reckoning, II would be long stop toward reform
in drinking to exccss.. In short, beer in Cor
many is part OF oaoh mans food. Ho,takoH 1t
! as sustonanoo, aud not aa stimulaut.
, 1873-06-20
EUCHRED BY A LUNATlC.

The IsiEgcst Cnso Of Emotional Sanity
on Ikccord-A rutnana County, N. u,
officer Put Into tho uticn Asylum
by q Crazy 111nn. ... |
Utica, Jans o. CorTespondt''et Of tbs Fnna coefey
This morning noticad two Of your citizens
got toif tho cnrs ut this plaoo-Abra}iam ]. Millor
home, naturally hastonod to give them a cordial
greeting, nftor which h1r. Miller took mo aside |
snd rafd ho was taking, Berry 70 tho asylum.
Imagine my astonishment whom Dorry also took
manor thai ho waa taking Miller to tho asylum.
porcciying no marhed traces Of insanity In
either, was perploxod which to bolleve, or
whothor to bolievo olthor. After turning tho
solved to stay with thsm and 800 tho thing out.
Wo first won't to tho hotol, procured some TO
freBh1nonts md whilo tlcro Borry called for pen
and inl, saying that he wantod to write home to
porter, aud dispatched linn to tho poat-oftice I
then supposed, but aH subsequontly appeared,
ho WAS sent to tho asylum With a lostor Of which
the following is voF5Asn RaSa5y:r G9py: Jun, 1871,
Superintendent y Isans A:v!an; :. ,,-. ,,on M.
young man from Putnam County. Ills insanity haa
peculiar modes Of manltcstation End during lucid III.
gvou ne ~ tho anthoritica upon which to sntor lim
1dss tss 5 ss; IL a ftis' hoaa
III advance, In order that you may BIO sho to pEoposly
eatimnto hta taik when We arrive e..,u.
After dinner accompanied tho boys to tho
Asylum, whero We wore mot by tho polite ply
| bIo!an IN charge, and conducted to tho reception
room. Almost % soon aa we werc seated
nIillor roso to his feet, with quito rs much
dignity ns any Envoy Extraordinary over pro-
Honted credentials to tho court OF o reigning
potontate. Drawing from his pocket Judge
Wrights's ordor lad accompanying papor9, Ae
| hnnf{nd them tn tho Suporintondent upon Wh0Ho
faco gathered pleasant but rather inoroduloua
smile. Aftor placing them on tho dosk he
glanced at Berry, who returned It with sighh'
can't wink Of tho left oyo. That silont but OK.
poor " Aby," who was aoon conducted to the
apartment for now patiente. In vain did no at
tempt to e1postulato and explain. The doctor'e
only answer wan that ho understood his case, and
adviael him TO remain quiet-that oxoltomen'
Va. injurious, and would only tolay his recovery
started for tho depot. On the way down ho OK
planned to mo ths facts OF tho case. and said II
would hayo big thing on tho Brewster boy'
1d9a sS 5sp5ps o poo1 aaa dossns
right matters as fur as I could induced Derr.
to return to tho institution with mo under pro
; tence Of saying .nomothing to Ably" belor
leaving. When wo again reached. the asylum,
inteudont, who seemed to dBbe1ioye I'LL Of na
10 oxtricato himself from tho dnomma he to1o
graphed to :Drcwsters, and upon tho M recopat =,
the roply, Immediately exchanged the position
of the parttes. As F" Ably emerged from III
individual returning from tho funeral OF LII
Inst earthly friend. Ho said tho pext timo the
want to send luuntlcH to tho asylum thoy mus
get Fred Knox to talio thom. He also fnfornle
mo that ho would not havo undertalon tho jo
i, only for Tho oxpcctntion that he WIS going t.
have pleasure trip without costing Inn ahs
! thing.
, 1873-06-20
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JUNE 3D., 1873.

officer in command don't oxort hIn,so1f more, wo
will soon hear Of homicide III that noyIbor..
hood, II not BY ths rowdos, IT. VI VII noara roa,s
WHO live In tho locality. Since tho
attention Of tho polioo wes called to thin mHtsor,
wo hayo had M occasional visit from them,E1no
doubt aa offon ~ thoIr duties will permit Bit
ASSURE you TINT, 1t they don't pay more atton-
tion to tlia now almost unbearabe iuisance.
bad results will como from this .nou-ovortlo"iig
accumulation Of tho worat lot of boya tho writor
over oamo in contact with, ID the neEhborl,ood
referred to Is ono Of tho boHs on tho West Side.
and tho people who 1.-Two there as poaooablo IS
any good citizens could dosire to 1.-Two among. l
trust you will call y;tho attention Of tho proper
authorlttea to this rnattor, aud holp to relieve
a good nolghborlood from q nuisance which mt
CRATES from another aootion Of tho Went sidos
1truat " North-sidor' will not give mp tho strug-
gle because lie finds soma othera more untor-
tinato, hut will buckle on hiH hrmor to abate tue
nuisance, In which ho will bo Joined by ono who
knows how 1t ia himsolfl, from tho
WEBT SIDE.
ft1fcton J,,rn IN Th7a
, 1873-06-20

now way OF obtaining verdict has been dis
closod al Dalllnakill (Queers County, 1rolaud)
Quarter Bosaione. Ellen Moore WAS indicted for
having stolon shawl. Evidence pustnininE tho
charge having been given, Ills Worship charged
Of I tnc ono Of tic Jurors cemo out Of tho room room
md WAS leaving tho Court. IIis Worship OBJ
served tho ma1i, aud directed tho Deputy Clerk
Of tho poace to nsls II ho was a Juror. juror
Yos sir. Deputy Clerk Of the poaco-Where
arc you going2 Tho Juror-Ah bogor,
wouldn't stay there; thoy'ro al bo1in' and ight!n'
inside. The Juror was thon ordered back to tho
room, and Constable placod at tho door. The
prisoner waa found guilty, and tho jury bolng
threatened to lick him, ho'd nayer agree"
, 1873-06-20
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.
Alleged Intimidation Of Votcrs.

From tic Il tedo {fH.} Banner.
shown by pome mon on tho day Of election for
Supreme Judge; ,wae, indeed, hIn,iliating to
,oyory true man. Some mon who bolioycd that
Craig was tho best man for Supreme Judge wore
30 ultra il tint belief that tloy almost rcfuscd.
to allow any ono to differ with them. Some OF
tho zenlous Craisitop would cay to buainess-
men, "Wo aro looking after you, nnd; unlesa MI,,s
you voto square, no will SPOT you" Wh9s
ing was that thoy meant If you vote for Law
rcnco We will do Ill in our power to decrease
your busneaa, and will 80 inform othors that
thoy may help us to inirro you: This was eyl,
those mon who mado themselves 80 oiiiclous can
Justly DO takon hold Of by tho law, aud made to
answer as to their Intentions.
Such m attempt to intimdate IL unworthy OF
any honorable man, ,boho producer Or oonaumer,
! but especially is it unworthy OF men who nave
| formed themselves into MI association Tor tho
purpose Of putting down monopolioa. The right
10 yoto as tho diotates OF q mans }naem1on' 1eaa
man, cte only men who aro ignorant, tyrannlcal,
| or fooliBlly xonlouB would eyor attempt to cur
| tail that right We sincerely regrot that any
man Bet of men could so far forget iholr nan.
| to gtoop 30 low oB to attempt 10 intlmldato a
yotor By ntlmating tint 1t would injuro hla b11al~
ncsu, This attempt Of intimidation is especially
DO eplorea coming from Mg arS
il, general. 1t will and ought to mako everybody
suspieious Of tho good intentions ot nuch per-
sons, and will put a damper on thcir movements.
# guch arc tic teachings Of Grangee, VIC hope
tint tho Lord will blot thcm from existence, tos
thoy do not deserve to 1.-Two among decent people,
ani nndor FREQ government. We do not say
; tIat such is tho teaching Of Oranges, but
on tic other hand, hope it is not, No
only was this kind Of intimidation practiced, i, Il
Mercer Township but moro or less Ill over th'
. cnmnty. 70 Mi honest, well-moaning persons
Intimidation in only monarchy in simple form
( and We fesl couildent that oycry man who sais
10 would spot another man because 10 voted f9 e;
business. viii fool heartily ashamed Of his con
: duct when ho reflects, and TINT all real mon vii
: condemn intimidation as boileath tho support Q
4 nm honorable noble mind.
, 1873-06-20
Washington County, min1,

Washington County, mann.
AFarmo1e' Festival was hold at C0tthgo Grove,
Washington County, Num-, Juno a.. Speeches
woro made by tho Hon. Ignatius Donnelly and
Gov. Austin. Tho lnttor "adviHod tho farmorH
to go slowly, proceed cautiously, and not go to
smashing things too suddonly; not TO kick out
Of tho traces, like unruly and excited horsoB
sometimes do. He also warned thom to beware
Ct domagoguos aud adventurous, TINT might
get in amongst them and lead them out Of tho
jurrou." hlr. Donnelly "remindod tho Gov
ernor that ho had known county and stato con-
yontons called In haryost time. by tho Eul-
ing party, to accommodate tho doar farmor."
Tho following resolutions werc adopted:
tho movouents Of farmora in the yindtcaon Of hoir
rights aud interesls ~ c1ass both n our own State
and throughout Tue great ,r ona
and promise cooperation whenever 1t Ia practicable.
1csolved That while wo mako no aggress,ons on any
Bal our ntcrcsta with inpuny, and tat no will pro-
toct them by nll lawful means.
IesolreI That wo farmers, have been too promo
to din md dolyo, whilo tho hoad.work mon haye 30
cured tho profit Of labor, and that heneeforth wo
propose to do so,ne heaa-syork ~ wo %
rato ourselves from the thradom OF monoyod onoro-
lies, md swarns Of middlemen but without union wo
arc the moro saycs Of capitalists md apeculators
Resovcd, That 1t Is privilege and truo policy to
sell whero VIC soil dcarcs, and buy Whcro Wo can
buy choapDst, and TINT any other arrangement ln-
poscs burdens and taxcs on tho many to enrich tho
fow.
Iiteolrcd That tho prevailing tendency Of
the expense Of labor and that Wo dana1d for hbor ia
| Just and clual BAhrv.
Hegolrcl That wo hail With great satts-
| faction tito recent deeiaiona Of our su:
| prolo Court III Eolntlon to State control
ot railroads. anl believe thu Judges thors to bo up
rirht and i,nrartiai mon, and beyond tho reach oi
cor1uptiug influences, characteristics very TACO II
! tLrsa days.. -. .-,,
Wl1EuxAs In tho earlier days Of our Republic, Will
| farmer Iii tho National Executive Chair, and Min,
farmers Governors Of s!a:cs, and with large prepon
durnucc Of tho tarB OF tho sol lu tho halls Of th
Ieualaturo CORRUPT practices uttnsly unknown
iesoiptd, That Ii Ii opinion that rcu7:1 to t.
puro and aimplo practices Of our fatfera premises t
| only guarantee OF good and honees govo1ument.
fieso,tei. That wo would recommend to an fIsplor
tho aupttn Of tho practices, requirements ana prom
lar; nc!Icatel In our motto viz. "AR3ociatcp, info.
nation. Cooperation, au1 remuneration"