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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
THE DIFFERENCE.

There is a difference, and a very material
difference, between the order of Sovereigns
Of Industry and the various trades unions
which have heretofore existed. The trades
unions could not work in that harmony wit
Messed among the Sovereigns, because they
are composed Of so many factions. While
there were printers unions, carpenters un-
ions, eoopers' unions, and SO on ad infnitum,
in this new order all these different branches
OF industry are brought together to work in
harmony and union for a common end. And
the manner in which they 60 to work to
bring about their ends is different. They
profit by the failures of others. The princi-
pal results of the trades unions have been
seen in strikes, the majority of which have
been unsuccessful, and which have probably
cost the members more, ten times over, in
money, to say nothing of the loss of time,
than they ever realized IN larger wages or
other concessions on the part Of their em-
ployers. The unions have also adopted ar
bitrary rules for the government of members
in their relations with their employers, with
each other, and with other workmen, which
have been, to put it mildly, Of doubtful
utility.
The order of Sovereigns uses different
means for the amelioration Of the condi-
ton Of the laboring classes. 1t recognizes
the liberty Of every mar to sell his labor
where he chooses and for whatever remunera'
ton he may choose. 1t recognizes also his
right to work under whatever rules and
regulations he and his employer may see fl
to agree upon and if a majority Of the
council think they are not getting as good
wages as they ought, that is not considered
a good and sufficient reason why every work.
man in the council should be deprived of the
privilege of earning a dollar until that ma,
jority see fit to resume work at the former
pay or the employer sees fit to compromise
We recognize the right Of any man to work
or refuse to work when he pleases but VT
also recognize the right Of the employer t.
employ some one else to do his work for Q
less sum than his regular workmen can af
ford to do it for, if he can. The employer
is no more bound to retain an employee than
the employee is bound to remain in his en-
ploy.
But this new order does benefit the work
ingman who becomes a member to a create
extent than has been done by the most sue
oessful labor strikes ever inaugurated
While it does not seek to raise the price o
labor, thereby raising the cost to the consum
er of the products of that labor, it aims b.
enabling the labOring men to combine Il
their purchases and buy directly from tn
producer, to reduce The cost Of Hciag. l
not only aims to do this, but it does it. lie
ports are continually coming in from ever.
quarter where councils have been instituted
of their saving, on an average, in the coun
Gil, from 1925 to $500 a year per family
in the cost of living, The order, as well a
the sister order of Patrons Of Husbandry, /
fairly on the way to a correct solution Of tn
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

Congress meets next Monday, We hope
the Vermont delegation will achieve honor
enough in this session to last the state two
years, for Hoskins says the recently elected
delegation is "utterly Insignificant" and
Hoskins is old enough and understands ring
politics well enough to know. We guess
when Hendee, Joyce, and Denison find out
what the DR.. thinks of them they will seven
wish hat they were dead"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
Editor Vermont Earmer:-

Editor Vermont Farmer
The editorial article on "The Temperance
Cause" in your last weeks issue has the true
ring. The friends of temperance in YER
mont will regret TO see any backward move
ment IN the way of the repeal of prohibition
and the enactment Of license laws, however
stringent. Prohibition is tue true principle.
The use of. Intoxicating liquors is an evil and
the sale thereof should no more be licensed
than should theft, highway robbery, murder,
or any other heinous crime.
IL the rumsellOr is willing to sell himself
body and soul to 1.-The spirit of evil" he
should do it ON his own responsibility and
not ask the state to enter into partnership
with him.
Let the statutes that relate to temperance
remain rs they are except to be made still
more stringent, and let the people SEQ to 1t
that for executive officers such arc chosen
rs will enforce the laws.
j. ii. PUTNAM.
Gta1nou N Ma, "a
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

The grangers of Waterbury have Just re-
ceivcd u car load of flour, which cost them
there $500 per barrel. The merchants are
selling the same brand to the worlds people
for 1925. These "middlemen" are u USE
ful institution free Press.
Yes and we presume these merchants
sold that "same brand to the worlds PEG.
pie" and everybody else for IS or $40, and
would not be selling for any lower figures
now, were it not that they see they must
come down in price or their trade is gone.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

As we go upon the pay.in advance prin-
ciple on and after the first day of January,
it is especially desirable that all who are in
arrears for the FARMER should pay up this
month. We wish every subscriber who has
not paid up to or beyond the first OF Janua.
ry, 1875, to take this home, for we mean
him, personally. Remember that if you pay
up to or beyond the beginning of the new
year, you will not have to order the paper
stopped when you have had enough of it
it will invariably be discontinued unless you
renew.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

Those who are selecting their papers for
the coming year are reques ted to notice
that the space which, in many papers, is
given to unworthy aud unreliable advertis-
ing, in the FARMER is appropriated to choice
reading. Space which is not occupied by
good, square advertisers, at living rates, be-
longs to our readers and VIC intend they
shall have it.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
..The Battle Of Cedar Crock"

Friday afternoon, Nov. 20. The Senate bill
for an appropriation to Julian Scott for his
picture was sent TO the House for their con-
c%urrence.
1t was advocated very strongly by those
llvoring It; hut very little was said by It's
opponents. Three or moro hours were oc-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

We take pleasure in calling attention to
the advertisement of l. ii. Elson's manu-
factory, at Marshfeld, which may be found
10 another column. lie is a young and en-
ergetic man, aud has greatly increased his
business and intends to do so to a larger eX.
tent in the spring. Those wanting anything
in his line would do well to call or drop him
a line.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

sons seek society in the bar rooms, and
worse places, they should provide opportu-
mites for them to enjoy a better class Of
society in a better place.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
Richmond Market.
From our Special Reporter

MONDAY, Nov. 30.
Iho market here to-day was rather larger
than last week. 70 tubs of butter and 200
boxes cheese, 1000 pounds of poultry, But
ter 80 to Csc. Most of the butter sold mt 81
to 32c. Cheese from 10 to loo. Poultry ID
10 Ilc undressel.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

| see you sell the FARMER in clubs OF ten,
ut Sl.65 per year, and give an extra copy to
the man that gets up the club. want to
subscribe but don't know of any one that is
getting up Il club here. Now | will send
you Sl.65 for the paper which is all you
would get if | should join n club. Will that
answer ? A.. j. SMITH.
Whitcfeld, NJ II. Nou.. 30, 1874.
No, that will not answer. As others
have made the same mistake, we will ex-
plain ,ohy it will not answer. A reduction
is made to clubs in order to stimulate each
one in a community, not only to subscribe
himself and save the reduction in price, but
to influence others to subscribe, among whom
will be many new ones. A free copy is
given to the one who acts as agent in order
to pay him for his trouble. Now if we
SHOULD accept Mr.. Smiths S1.65, we get his
money but we lose his influence toward get
ting others to subscribe, thus defeating the
very object Of club rates. No, we must adj
here to the rules strictly. Send us $500 or
elso join a club for 81 90, or get up enc
yourself and get your paper free.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
T-ergemmes rke
From our SSseIai Reporter,

SATURDAY, Nov. %.
Butter market rather dull rs the quality is
not of the best. We quote far to good 80 to
sac. Fine and extra 81 to $50, with Il few
October tubs ut SOC. Eggs 300. Not enough
doing IN other articles 10 be worth quoting.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

The Bellows Falls Times thinks from the
way the papers continue to talk about him
that Judge Poland IS still running for Con-
gress. If the Caledonian should tell US it
is without his knowledge or consent, we
should be inclined to believe the statement,
this time.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

The Passumpsic express train having been
taken of for the winter, the night mail is
discontinued, which will make n portion of
the papers from this Office n few hours later
than they have been. Probably the night
mail will be continued again in the spring.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

Can we believe our eyes? Since the cleo
ton the Boston Journal sings a different
tune, 1t actually acknowledges that a dem
ocrat is a human. being, and, further, could
tolerate a few on the board Of nominees Of
the republican convention for aldermen. 1t
says:
The republican city committee nave it in
their power to present to the citizens II list
of Aldermen which will meet the approval
Of the people. If the convention will 60 to
work with good will and select twelve good
men who will command Inc respect of the
people, it does not matter whether the ma
jority are democrats or republicans.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

An advertisement of the Springfield Re-
publican, the best New England daily news
paper, will be found in another column.
The Republican is to a considerable extent
the dependence of Vermont papers for their
home news, while in its own state of Massa-
chusetts its independence and fearlessnesS
make it a power, especially in politics.
Probably the astonishing amount of indie
pendence of party mandates devel oped by
the voters of that state in the late elections
is due more to the Republicans influence
than to any other single cause.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

Georgia gets ahead of Vermont in the
spirit business. Departed dogs are "mate-
rialiZedr there.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

The Boston Journal has long been known
as a reliable and standard newspaper, vaIu-
able for its news, politics and general read
ing matter, Of especial value to business
men generally, and we therefore take pleas
ure in calling attention to the prospectus of
the publishers published last week.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
NttmhHt GARNER
ADVANCE

IA mGNT6s
with tho beginning. of thu new year and the advent
Of the new postage law, which will require publishers
to prepay The postage on all papers sent out Of the
county, tho VEaMoNr FARMER viii enter upon the
Pay-in-Advance system,
that of requiring payment IN advance upon all sub
s%criptions, and of stopping all papers when the time
maid for has expired, unless n renewal Ia made.
This system enables MS TO receive subscriptions in
CLuBs, at reduced rates, without the objections that
exist under the credit system. The subscription rates
will therefore be as follows, hereafter
Terms
Invariably in advanco-Post paid after January |, 1870
Ono copy, per annum, .."...""........ $500
-Four copies, 700
Six copies, ....-A,. 1000
Ton copies, ib'oo
And one copy free for every ten.
A club may be composed Of either old or new sub
scrihers, hut old subscribers must pay up arrearages
in order to join a club, Arrearagees may DO forwarded
through the club agent, who will, upon application,
lie vieinity. and the amounts due. Sums SO forwarded
must be at tho subscribers risk however.
Iran old subscriber has paid to'some date in advance
he viii bo credited a year ahead of t~hat,date whom his
name is received in a club; But. if he prefers, he
nav pay only to the time the club Is to expire, pro
rata. such subscribers, however, Will not count as
enough Of them to make the club amount to sl6.5O or
over will answer the same purpose as ten subscribers
for a year each. We do not wish TO have club sub
s%criptions taken FROM any one for less than a year, to
expire sooner than the club they are going into
expires.
Club agents should designate the names Of old sub.
scribers, whom sending ia their clubs, so that we shall
not make the mistake of sending two copies to the
same person.
Papers in clubs may he sent to different post-ofices.
Additions to clubs must bo made through the club
agent.
Clubs may commence at once, but we shall not COM
mence stopping papers whenti time is cut, until the first
OF January, $50.
Remittances should he made by postal money order,
registered letter, or bank check payable to ROYAL
CUMMINGS.
Specimen copies will he furnished to any one wish
Ing to canvass or get up u club.
Register Premium.
We shall send wALT0N'S VERMONT REGISTER
the same rs last year, to all those who subscribe and
pay the full rate in cash to or beyond Jan. 1, 1876,
Also. to all old subscribers who pay up all arrear
ages, if they are in arrears, and pay To or beyond
Jan. l., 1876, at $500 a year in cash Tor the whole time
The New Hampshire Register will be sent to those
who prefer ii.
Subscribers for The Farmer under the old credit SyS
TEN are requested 10 pay up 10 remain Gith as n heJ
ipH TO STOP II they rant TO. Those rho pay up at
arredTdges aud for a year in Advance, either singig or IN
clubs, iriH Be required 10 pay only s2.OO a year for ar
rodrdges. Those rho pay up aud stop triH Be required
10 paf the mn time rate Uhich rds IN force whcn hey
subscribed, uis' $3.50 per year. or 81 cents a month.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Grqflon, w., NOU. 30.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

BEWARE or couNrERrEIrsi

smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
Inc sonnterfelter brought to grief
SMITHS TOXIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have ~. John Hus privata
stamp on each bottle. pr John Run only has the RICH
10 mauufacta ard sell ihe signal sphr Smiths Tonic
syrup Of Louisville. Kentucky. Examine vril The label
on each bottle II my private sfsrup T. not On each
bo,ss do not purchase. or you viii be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show card
al, rrosccue any one infringing my rs't The geau
ina smiths Tonic syrup only ,e prepared BY my
self
DR JOHN BULL.
lov,,vii, Kent ucky Jsiy 4. lsis
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We are DESTROYS OF publishing papar
which Will advance the interests OF the
county la every way, aud TO that end
request vour assistance. We want Won
20 furnish any items which you think
will he OF interest in Your locality. any
local events OF interest happening we
wonid be glad to hear of,--also amy dis
icaverics of minerals. or other articles.
Remember. we cauBot be everywhere ~
The same time. and il vow want a really
good paper Won can help make il so.and
~ the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any - jcci. ami foI
those who have not hcen accustomed to
writing for the public. we will cheer.
ruly correct any crrors their manu-
script may contain. Send along TIA,
items.
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New Albany Nursery

Oi.erS large and fine assortment OF
Nursery stock for Spring trade -especi-
ally apple ,rccs. Farmers by clubbing
together may have apple trees at ihous-
and prizes. Letters 81 inquiry promptly
answered. JOHN X. GRAHAM.
Cor Main q Nimcennes -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

~ raE -tatr agent OF oranges has re-
ported az to this date the org nizliion
ul $50 grange, in Indiana. m average
III sixteen 10 each county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06
Boots g. SHCES
~ IL. BECK.
EAST SIDE OF rrrtIc sorAkr.

JASPER. IND.
A5ANJFACTrEFS 10 order Boots
w aud shoes. in the latest les Enc
pioNing one hut the best workmcn. he
insnrcs IN Of hi- work. He also keeps
ON hand large assortment of Eastern
work .or ladies aud children. which he
will sell CHEAP FOR CASH
eInember the place, east side Of the
Pt.nlic square.
Oct. %. 1872. Is.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

~ We are authorized 10 announce
Mr.. AxnEFw j. GosMAN a. a candidate
for Representative ia the Legislature.
from The conn'ie> of Dubois and Martin
subject 10 the decision of the District
Democratic Convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06
MANHOOD! HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Q Just published new edition Of Dr. Culver
A wen. Celebrated Esssy On the ra,iic a
'lV care fwiihuIt nieIiclutl " SrfKNsrtaEnip ~
- ScfuinV Meakuess. Involuntary Seminal w.. -
iurrfNc 81 Mental ava phycui iurararity uY nimf q
to Marriage. also t0sff vfrir~ tri rrs, aud r.
uduced hS srif iudu. rencc ~ sexual eNtraeas1acs
ksfvr Price in srelri ei clupt 'riN siN c,rts
The csler1 81 author ia ihis Admirable le-rl,
demonstrates from thirty years successful prat loe tht
the alaEnnE consequence ~ sefahlss may o. radical
ly cured without The dangerous ~ ntesn ,nedic
lor The application u the Knife pointing moie q
cire ~ once supic certain sind efetiun bv means 4
which every sufferer matter What his .onitot ma
De may himself chespily private ana radically
fs,y~ This lecture should be IN the hands If ever
Youth and every man In he land.
sent uuder seal ~ plain enNelo'c. ~ any address
post maid receipt ot dN cent? or two post stamps
| Adircs. 'hs Publishers,
CI.AS. j. &. KLINE q Co.
ie7 Bowcry New York. pcsl OMce box. 45SG
| Jan 2ad 1874 -ly.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned wishes to sell several
| hundred acres of his land. lie will
give purchaser an opportunity 10 select
such as suits him. II could be divided
50 a. e. make several good farms. II is
in Patoka. cambridge and Hall town
ships in Dubois county. Purchasers can
have part timber and part improved
land.
Terms of sale will he liberal and easy
a. hc Is Offering TO sell because he ha.
too much land. Title perfect from origi-
nal purchasers from Government. En-.
quirc on the promises. or address him al
jasper. JOSEPH A. MILLER.
Oct. II, 10 3m.
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AFTER listening To sermon from T..
Dewitt Talmage, THE Christian Intel
ligencer' said "Surcly the great trum-
pet was blown that night with no uncer-
tain sound; and.if any one who listen
ed 10 its blast never heard Christ's Cos
pei before. they heard it then. with full
ness. and sweetness, and power. The
secret Of the Tabernacle preachers sue
cess evidently lies ia his natural endow-
mcnis. his bold and faithful Gospel, and
still more IN his blood -earnesiness The
sermons aud articles OF Mr.. 1almage.
are furnished now only TO The CnEis-
TITAN Ar Work. Of which he has become
editor. Mr.. Sturgeon also writes rcgu-
larly for il, and for no other journal IN
America. We suppose they stand ready
10 receive any number OF letters from
subscribers aud agents. sample copies
free. Office No. lO2, Chamber street.
New York. See advertisement.
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FiGHr. - On last saturday Mcssr-.
buckley and Burton. two invcteraic
q rnnkard-, rot merry together. II
then got To lighting, ia which Bui
Lot severely used up, being consider :
bly, tlc diunke-t. Amer the fight was
over. aud all the damage done Marshal
FincA arrested ihcm.and taAin,e them be-
lore Esq. lIcrbig. Buckley was fned Sc
cents aud Burton 30. because he got
whipped. The latter not having stamp,
enough had 10 20 Ia jail TIL some OF al,
friends bailca hia out.
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q nrOnso Premiums:

Asking u EIeSsinr."
, tesu'i ~ ni-fa-s iu sixteen cs1r. liN20 Inches
s,.s az retail 50 e. -.
- Household rets.''
beautiful picfur, in eivhcen crinrs. i2xl- inches.
sell. ~ rc- al for :6on - suh.rrhers who to MOI
st,r ciuts fr other premiums can have either one Of
tLe above neraed Nhr"n..s
ID. soto discovering thc Mississippi"
o. splendid picfufe 100 weu."ue co,re si4- 1890 a
nrhes aid sr, az retail fur ais 90. e. 90 viii pay
sisrii ou sr eufiiie the sthsCriher - "a =
lrfa copies. DC.
Ncver before such favorable terms offered luT
serlrirr j nasour premium ~ great salse
VIE Ennsirer Almanac a GrHugrr's Manual fur 1874
VIII Nr .tn' free 90 subscriber received since
ApriI IS lNra Address ga letfers e.
FARA> a. MCLEAN.
Nov Is. ls-3.-f Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LIVER FEED
STABLE,

HAS rented the Stable OF 4. EIcrbi..
6 a andslias i good stock OF III HON
md SADDLE HORSES 10 hire, To-
careful users. lie viii also d. any kind
of hnniiu.. in Ia.peror vicinity.
Ilnc>c- kept 10y the day or week Oh
liberal terms.
Person. having horses To sell. or de-
string 80 purchase horses. Viii iind ilii-
Re desirable placr. ~ the proprietor Will
Ipay pariicular attention 10 this branch
lpr busine--. and Wilt receive horses Ion
-aie Oh commission. II desired.
4 STARE of patroHagc j. solicited.
Good ama experienced o-ller~ AZ al
1 times in Attendance. s-cii. II. 1871
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G~TTuE PHHENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL for
March contains rich reading on self
knowledge. opening with Chicf-Jnsiicc
Waite, with portrait; Prenatal ln1u-
ences Immortality. considered Physi-
ologically; Tastes and'Trmperameni~. a
reason Tor denominations The Mound
Builders. Ancient Americans, with H.
lu-tration-: Conversations About oui
= ACE, Hereditary Character; An Eicc-
tive or Appontivc Judiciary: Alfred
Dockcry. VI. G. Of South Carolina DO.
meslic Help; Women nj the South and
.at the West; \ ROYAL Pair. with por.
traits; Vampires and Namperi-in: IT.,
Siamcse Twins. with illustrations. show.
Ing then. at twenty-five, land at sixt,
wears OF age: Obliquitie- Of Character
10 Your Own Thinking; Timber ano
@ namentnl Trees Agricultural Hints
clu. ,nlySO cents. or $500 year. Adj
dress :. II. WELLS. Publisher, No. 3Ss
broadway. New York.
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IoK RrrRE~sNtAriVE. Mr.. s. j Gns-
inan. E-g.. > announced Ills week a. a
candidate Tor thc Legislature. subject TO
ine decI>ion of the District Convention.
Mr.. GOsinan j. wcli-to-do farmer ..
columbia township. eulcrprising and
i'uruugg-g"ing ia al OF L,> underta..-
ings. and IA a Representative would
c,loin,I! guarl The Interests OF the pco-
l'ie ia nnaHci'b na,tcr~. Ne rre assur-
"a, ~ he De the nominee. hc VIII oppose
aux sqdandcring ol 'hc Peoples money
gu ~"ch Hrric~- cNtravagatce H. a new
state llov-.s ~ Tie present time. IL
s''os..m H.. viii IA ,6e a careful farmer
i.cprss euiatite.
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PISOSpIrCTUS
Gold Pens. renci =. Satchei- Pocket Rocks.
Eurs. SiiNrrw re Matcha-' Musical
Instruments sewing Machines.
&C. Ac,. &c.

We place these prcui within easy reach ~ anl
# ,ir patrons hy allowii them Hmerai conmi. sion
"a - 30 subscribers for the Weekly Enqcir,r, ~