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TIE EQUINOX HOUSE,

(F0Ot of Mt. Equnox)
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
Address, by mail or telegraph,
July 9th, 1874 +. II. ORNIS.
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of Manchester. lie had felt deep inter
terest in this college for long time. One
son had graduated here and gone to bet
ter land another was about to graduate.
He had prepared himself for college under
Dr. smith, but did not enter. His deep
interest II the college was moreover on ac-
count of Burr Seminary, which was dear
TO his heart This venerable gentleman
CPey DR. Wickham) had prepared many
to enter here at that institution-a man.
the speaker believed, who had done as
much to spread abroad the light of cduca-
ton as any Omen in fact public benc-
factor.
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factor '''N ''"'
REV L. TAYLOR
of Pennington, ILL.,, was next called up as
member of the class of 80, and said he
had fitted at Burr Seminary and therefore
lad right 10 come TO hllddlebury college.
ne was lurthcr INDUCED 10 come mere I be-
onuao .lloy tuine,' ou' piau'lcai men Iils
H Srass nau no o.ncr Ieplesen.a'Ne mere.
my WIZ scn!.ereu aoloau anu we're {,
iau''u"l mo,h.ns sou VI ,ien, &c Icierreu
II, nn i,Icies.ins MANNER 70 s one Vi .nc cass,
1ui.us nin,lilli's' Mno i,au Len Yitlim 10
, ,ho Ine spuaNol liau nceh IN
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]. CRATIC salutatoria,
H. r. sheldon, brooklyn, n. y.
2. Grafton Skepticism, The True and.thc False,
l.. II. Batchelder, Montpelier.
3, oration-Architectnr the Historian OF civil
latlon.. .....ll. 5. B0ardman, Mtddlebury.
4. OratlOn--The Isolation OF Genius,
A. G. Conant, Middle Granville. y y.
Music.
.. Oration-'rhe Life and Services OF Alfred the
Great............T W. Darling, keene, y. II.
q. Oration--Shall Trial by Jury be Abolished
o. 5. Eaton, Galveston, Texas.
:. Oratlon-Sclence as a Factor OF Modern Pro-
gross. ID. Ellis, Fairhavpn
MuSic
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revenue the speaker also mentioned,
and said that even il the liquor business
does pay an annual revenue Of O.0oO.-
900, ten times that amount could never
make an evil right. And there is moth !
ing in the cry that there will be sur
plus Of grain. The wants Of the world
for bread, and food for cattle, will take
every particle Of grain. he said that
be had more respect for a dTunkrrd
than for . moderate drinker, because .
moderate drinker is simply one whose
nervous organization is better than one
who becomes drunk. In regard to the
statement that praying on the streets
would bring disrespect on religion, he
said that the prayers Of the women in
Steubenville had done more to advance
the cause of the Church than all the
sernous that had been preached In
that ace ior the last ten years
After Mr. Stewart had concluded,
Mr.. Bsrni,z read telegram from the
ladies of St. Clairsville, which ia given
in the report OF proceedings on the
street.
The announcements oi meetings
were then made, (they will be found
among the new advertisements,) the
benedic,iou pronounced and the su-
d;euce dispersed.
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Sticking Peas.

4 correspondent OF the London Field
makes 9 suggestion rs 10 sticking peas,
which is worthy OF trial. He thinks
thst TO those who have 10 procure
stsk.s at q grea, ccs', the following
method will prove advantageous, being
very cheap, simple and easily perform
cd. Aiew rough stakes should be OBJ
tanned and driven into the ground on
each cid. OF the row about twelve feet
spart. These stakes should be OF cor.
responding height to that OF the pess,
aud when the required number for .
line is inserted, some tar tviue or other
strosg cord may be tied to the end
stake, aod passed along the line OF
stakes, making turn on each within
few inches o! the ground. and a.
growth progresses, raise the next turn
q little higher. advancing in succession
until the plants attain tteir full height,
These lines being run on at the right
time, the tendrils OF the peas will clasp
firmly around them and support ths
plants quite equal 10 the well kuowr
plan of sticking. Some imagine an
advantage TO be obtained in this way
Of training, as the lines get better cir
culstiou OF air. and pods can be gath
cred 8. all ,ines without iDjuring th'
hauln.' ....--.-.,... ar
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Senator Window is authorized to
pyepsre bill providing trsct OF pso'
lie land for the use OF colony OF 40.
600 Menhoniie' who are expected to
emigrate from Russia within the nex'
five years.
The Louisville and Portland Canal
bill was uuder discussion in the Senate
ves erdsv, but without important re
suit. The Senate sdjourned unit
II ,ndsy.
The House Committee on Railroads
hes agreed to recommend the govern
mtnt il d3rsement OF the Portland, Dsl
lag ana Salt Lake Railroad to the
amouas Of $4,000 per mile, the com
pany agreeing TO carry mail and arm!
supplies free for ever.
The House judiciary Committee viii
take filsl ac,ion 10 relation to the dis,
;rlbution OF he Geneys award on Mon
day, April l3,b.
TIE House Committee on Appropri
alious IS discussing the various items o
the deficiency bill.
Rochefort and companions are al
Melbourne and refuse 10 give any par
ticulars of their escape from the Frenct
penal colony.
Carlis,s in Paris are hopeful Of the
success OF their cause, but the new
from Spain indicates equal confidence
among the government troops.
The wrongs Of South Carolina arr
to be heard BY a committee OF the
Hou-e rext Monday, with view
10 determining whether anything car
be done by Congress for the relief o
the tax. .payers OF the State.
The District OF Columbia isvestiga
ton was continued yesterday, anc
several property owners testified to The
worthlessaess and fraudulent character
of the pretended improvements made.
Three Id ans iouna guilty OF muir
der were hung at Fort Smith, Arkansas
yesterday.
The temperance crusaders still con
tiuue to belesguer saloons in Colum'
bus. Ohio, without any signs OF ear,
surrender on eth er hand.
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INDIANA.
flshIing the Crusaders.

JRFrgRsoSvILLE, April 3.-Reuben
Daily, Editor Of the Evening Nclcs, o.
this city, has takea q decided stand
against the crusaders, because the tenn
perauce leaders attempted to badgel
him, misreprssent and miscoustrue hil
motives; aud becsusc they have mol
continued their work o! prayer, love
and persuasion in an humble and
Christran-like msDuer; but dslr buted
tuemsrlv.s over the city as commitIees
with pledses. iDportunlDg citzsos
Meeting With Ie'u.al, they thought !.
Gods work 10 threaten people with
prosecution. He now repudistes The
crusaders and declares bis paper TO b.
in favor OF a judIcious and conservative
license Law, lsir and equal rights ior
all classes oil citizens, German, Irish
or otherwise that no man shall be de-
prived OF q private qualification which
be uees discre,ely, simply because
another man makes a beast OF himself
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Mheeung Eegl5ter.
THR Mouudsvills Democrat seconds
the nomination o. j. Il. GooD. Esq, as
a candidate for Congressman in the
First Congressional district.

TIE prospective improvement OF the
principal thoroughfares OF the city
seems to be assuming q tangible shape
According to the report presented 10
Council last night the cost OF the pro.
posed paving will not be 30 great as hal
been heretofore assumed, and there is
no constitutional difficulty in the way oi
providing the necessary funds. Five per
cent o. the asss ssed valuation OF city
property lie 1925 900. which is the limit
fixed by the constitution Tor the in -
debtedness OF any municipal corporation
in the State. The present debt Of the
city is etated at s49l 900. leaving
q margin OF Sl34 900 tor which new
bonds may be issued Tor any purpose
which ,he,people may approve.
1t is proper to remark in this connec-
ton lhat considerable portion OF the
s49l ,O01 o! the present Indebtedness oi
the city is in process Of liquidation and
will be shortly paid off, its redemption
being fully provided for out OF the
present revenue.
That the issue OF the necessary
bonds for street paving purposes will
bc authorized by popular vote. we bave
not the slightest doubt. Public opin-
ION upon the subject is already so
we'll defined snd so near
" unanimous that the Vste
will be mere formality. there being
80 far az we are at prese.t informed, nc
opposition to the important improve
ment which is prop"spd.
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Complimentary Resolutions

From the wlliamsport Gazette.
At meeting of the Womao's Tenn '
peraac Organization, held March 5lst,
the following resolutions were unaDi-
mously adopted
The Womsn's Temperance Orgsui"
z,t,on. while bumb'y acknowledging
the guiding hand OF Almighty God 10
the movement in which they are en-.
gagged, would not be unmindtul that
human agencies are employed to carry
out His designs, and as they believe
they are very largely indebted TO Mrs.
J. Mckendree Kelley, for the inception
and progrefs and the work, and as the
providence OF God has removed her 10
another scene OF labor, and as they de-
sire 10 exuress their appreciation OF her
aud her works, Therefore.
Resolved, That we shall ever be pro-
foundly grateful to Mrs, j. Mckendree
Kelley for the initiatory steps taken by
her to effect our organization.
Resolyed. That we will ever cherish
the memory OF her mild but firm
couRsels, ber Christian integrity, and
her determination to. battle with
sin in all its forms, and especially with
the traffic in Intoxicating liqnors.
Resolved That while we part with
her with regret, we are assured that she
will carry With her the same
spirit which she diffused here, and will
arouse the ladies OF Wheeling, We, to
renewed activity in the work.
Rssoircd That our Association, COM
posed largely OF the various EvaDgel'
| ical churches OF Willlamspors. com-
| mend Mrs Reiiey to the Christian
cour,e-v OF those with whom she makes
her iurare nome
Resolesd, That copy OF these reso'
luious be forwarded to Mrs. Kelley
and pub isbed 10 the papers Of this city
and Wheeling
MRs. A. J. DIETRIoV, cou
Mrs. G. s. Ransom,
WiIliamsport, Pa. Msrch 3lst.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 3.
SENATE.

After the reading OF the journal. Mr..
Anthony said be hsd taken pains 10
look up precedents. "a TO the senate's
adjourning over Good Friday, aud bsi
iound that since the war the prac,icr
cd been to adjourn, except Ia 1865
when the impeachment trial was 10
progrese. Prior TO the war the Senate
b I'D always adjourned over that day.
and he moved that the Senate now
adjourn till Monday next. --rs -.
Mr. Morton inquired il that motion
was in order.
The Chair ruled that il was not dur
ing the morning, except by unanimous
consent. ... q.
Mr.. Anthony said he had no con.
scientious scruples against sitting on
Good Friday, bat there were members
who had aud 10 whom Il was painful 10
be here to-day.
Mr.. Sherman suggested that the
business OF the morning be transacted,
and motion 10 adjourn would then
be in order. Agreed TO. .
Mr.. Harvey presented q memorial
from citizens Of ksssss, asking pro-
lection from Usage Indiana Referred.
Mr.. Spencer. from the Committee on
the District OF Columbia. reported
fsvorably on the House bill to pay
school teachers 10 the District oi
Columbia Placed on the calendar.
The Senate then proceeded TO con-
alteration OF the bills on the calendar
until the expiration Of the morning
hour.
The motion OF Mr. Anthony to ad-
journ until Monday being 10 order. Il
was rejected; yeas %. nays 80.
Mr. Anthony moved that when the
Senate adjourn il be till next Monday.
Agreed to. .
Mr.. Morton presented memorial oi
Georgia planters asking for an IN
creased volume Of United States notsr.
Referred
The Senate resumed consideration OF
the bill to provide for the redemption
aud reissue OF United States notes and
for free banking.
Mr.. Sherman said he desired 10 offer
one or two amendments, being q mod
flcation OF the third aud fourth sections
OF the bill stricken out, and he would
be glad if the Senate would allow the
finance bill to 90 over till Monday, and
20 on with other business to-day.
Pending discussion, at the request OF
Mr.. Sherman, the Senate took mp the
bill providing for the payment OF the
bonds OF the Louisville and Portland
Canal Company, the question being on
the motion OF Mr.. Thurman 10 dISa'
gree to The House amendment, AID ask
for g committee OF conference.
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Purxa.svc Pills.

Pursative pills have become settled
necessi,v with the American people.
Indeed, csthsrtics always have been
aud ALWAYS must be used. in some form,
by oil mankind 10 this country. the
pilular form OF administration has been
growing in favor since pills were fret
made OF Aloes and Rhubarb. rolled ln'
to a ball. Their high position IN the
public confidence has finally been se'
cured and fastened into pemanency. By
Avere Csthartic Pills, the most sklli'
ful combination OF medicine for the dis
eases they are intended TO cure, thai
science can devise or art produce. Those
who need pills. no longer hesitate "bs
pills to take il thew can get Aver!
Pills.- Whesling (Va.,) Press.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 3-Plour-Stesdy: ':
extra spring Chicago IS 50@6 25.
Wbeat-Demand sciive s.d prices sd.
ysuced; No. ] spring Chicago 81 q;
No. 2 spring 81 81 for spot or Apr'I;
81 25t for May; rejected el 90. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mixed 62e; regular
63tc for strictly first spot; &c for
A pril; 65fS s5ic Tor May rejec.ed ne.
5Sic; old Ssls6o new No. 2 mixed
6Oc. Osts-StesdJ; No. 2 55c for
spot; 463c Tor May. Rys-ln tar de-
mspd ard firm; No 2 fresh 92993c
Bsrley-Quiei; western No. 3 sprins
81 33al3 "a. Pork-Active aud higher
SIS 10 for spot aud el6 05 for NAY.
Lard--Stesdy 50 30 for spot or April
and 50 As Tor May Bulk Meau--
Quiet and nomiDal!y tc higber; Gales oi
shoulders at &c; short rib midil.s 84c
loose; at Milwaukee quoted ic Ices
than here. Bscon-S,eady and un-
changed. Wbisky--Steady at 90.
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NEW YORK.
Temperance


NEW YORK, April 5.-The Sous o.
Temperance will hold q grand mas'
meeting in Cooper Institute tonight
Some ladies in Brooklyn continue tc
visit the saloons and obtain sigusturei
TO the several pledges. The attempt
last night to begin the crusade in the
eastern. district OF Brooklyn was moi
succrss.ul, and Do Lewis is disappoint
ed He said to the congregation well
dear friends, you had better think about
this two or three years more and then
/ will come and help you organize.
Bev. Mr.. Boole said that il the hoi
weather dried this thing up it would bs
followed by the most disastrous results
tha, ever fell upon the church, and
that it would take FIVE years to brink
Christian people back to where they
stood.
News Items.
The President OF the Brooklyn City
railroad has issued orders prohibiting,
under pain Of dismissal, the drivers OF
conductors drinking any Intoxicating
liquor, or entering houses where liquor
is sold.
The Russian bark Jupiter, on her
voyage from this city to Gibraltar. ex'
perieDced very boisterous weather. 90
February Stb, when three DAYS out, q
,ouall struck the vessel, and at the
came time she was boarded by heavy
sea, which swept Captain Groudugues
aud six OF the crew from the deck. The
returning wave bore back two OF the
crew, but the others were never seen
again.
The Bareau OF Charities has closed
ten OF its soup kitchens and proposes to
close four mere alter to-day, If warm
weather prevails.
The Howard Relief Association
kitchens will probably close BY the
10Th oil April.
Leander and Myron Fox, convicted
Of sending obscene matter through the
mails, have been pardored oy the fres'
idept upon condition of their paying
$500 fiue imposed when convicted aud
the cosls oi the trial.
The Norwegian eteamer AIMS, now
seventeen DAYS out from this port io'
Rotterdam, has not been heard OF since
she sailed. One Of her owners says
there is bare possibility OF her ma.
chinery having broken down and thai
she is proceeding under ssil
Tne report that startling charges
had been preferred against Comptroller
Greer, by the commissioners OF ac-
counts, turned on. to be without ioun-
dation.
As the Stock Exchange, Produce
Exchange; Gold Exchange, Cotton Ex-
change and all the courts except The
United States Courts are closed to-day
universal quiet prevsls.
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Oa last Thursday evening Mr.. A. c,
Downing, a saloon keeper, was pre-
sen, at the temperance meeting at the
NJ. E. Church, aud at the close OF the
meeting was solicited TO sigu the pledge
While several persoas were talking &c
him. be suddenly teilt the fl1or. sp-
pareptly IN q diving coud tion. He be-
ing subj i-ct 10 heart desesse, his LIE
was for awhile despsired Of. Phys
cisrs were sent Tor and restoratives ap'
piled. He was removed home wher'
be fually rallied, and by the mex
morning he wss able to be about again
50. CIIirSvi is Gazette.
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New YORK Lave stock Market.

NEW YopK. April 3.-Beeves-Re-
pts 2l7, making 5720 for tie last
four DAYS against 1895 same time lat
week. Upwards oi 80 ear loads intend
ed Tor to-day's market were stopped q,
Pblladelpbia The demand was very
mod crate and the offerings we're merry
worked If at yss,erdays figures.
Sheep Arrivals 1870. making $3.50 TOT
the Las, tosr days. AGAINST 11.6oo ssus
time last week. The demand was
next to nothing. and bu. . few fresh
offerings we're sold; holders asking full
prices or Ci@9f for poor TO extra un-
sborn sheep, With oue car load OF far
clipped Ohios Of 70 lbs st 6tc- Hogs
-Receipts $3.50, making I6, Us tos the
las, four days. against 5000 same
time last week; none we're sold slive.
sod With the Produce Exchange closed
the lev outside salss; city drsssed vess
NJ Tke
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Phf.aaeIphia VsosI Haskst

PaILApELrHIa, April 3.-Wool-
Ia improved demand and frn; Ohio,
Pesusylvsnia and West Virginia
doubble extra snd shove 56G574c; eI-
trs s595SS medium 55956e; coarse
45@50r New Yosf. Miehiean, Isdi.
ana ard western foe 50@s2Ic; medic
um 53a55: cosrte 45S50s combisg
usshed 623970e; combing unsssbed
422G43c Canada combiss 62965c,
doe unssshed 35sa3sS cosrss and me.
dunn washed 35G3Ss; tub vashed "a
659le extra and pesiso palled 45(s
soc No. ] and supsr extra pallsd SO
So.
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H0UBE.

Mr.. Sawyer, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported q bill 10 legsl,z'
the poutoou bridge across the Mississip'
nj At Prairie DuChien. Passed.
The bill for the appointment OF an
agent 10 obtain information in regard
TO the fur and seal trade OF Alasks
came ID as unfinished business.
Mr.. Coburu offered sn amendment
for the detail OF . naval officer in con-
nection with civil agent to report or
all the subjects referred to and whether
the contracts % to the seal fisheries have
been complied With and csu bo sa's!,
extended. Agreed to.
The bill was then passed.
Mr Mllliken asked leave 10 offer
r s,lutiou irs,ructipg the Com mittee or
WAYS and Means to proceed With thu
inve 1t CATION Of the charges made q
the last Congress ~ TO the corrup
practices in connection with the in'
crease OF subsidy 10 the Pacific Ma,
Steamship Company.
Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusettf, OBJ
jected to the resolution unless il VA
simply referred to the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFTTcER, }
WASHINGTON, April 3. 8P. II
PEoBABILlTTEl


PROBABILITIES.
For New England clear or partially
cloudy weather, fresh and brisk north
vest 10 uortbeas, wirda. For Middle
States and lower lake region fresh and
brisk easterly 10 uortherly winds, gen.
orally cloudy weather, and possibly
light rain and snow: For the South
Atlantic aud Gulf States east OF the
MISSISSIPPI. fresh and brisk southeas:
to southwest winds, increasing cloudi-
meas and probably rain during the after-
noon and evening. For Tennessee and
Lower Ohio Valley fresh and brisk
winds, shifting 10 south and west, lignt
rain and falling temperature, with
cloudy wssther during Saturday. For
Upper Lake Region, Iowa and as-
sonri, clear or partly cloudy weather.
and fresh to brick winds Yer the
Northwest the pressure will diminish
with the winds shifting TO east srd
Q ,Ltb; the low barometer over Mis-
souri snd Illinois will probably mote
southesstward toward the South Allan
nc Coast aud produce rain.
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NEW YURK STATE.
Fire.

CoHoB,. n. Y, April 3.-The burn.
ing ofihe Tivali wells, owned b7 JIG.
Pots & Son, caused loss Ct 500. 600 ;
insurance s2S. 600. 81 500 OF which Is
in the Clay, OF Newport, Keutucky, spd
q Ike amount in the sur, o! Cleveland.
The loss OF tpo other wells was S25..
600, iusur.d for sl5,o00.
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BOSTOE.
The SenatorIaf CONTEST.

BOsTos, April 3.-1he Legislature
to-day had the ninth ballot for United
States Senator, So follows: Whole
number OF votes 262; necessary to q
choice lS2; Dawes received 81, HosI
Is. Curtis 20, Aiems l6, Banks 5
Pierce 2. WsshbuTn. Whittier sDd
Phillips esch.
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CENlIA tATL.
Fatal Aocident.

CIScIsSATI, April l. 3.-Lss! hight
about 9 o'clock Lawrence Ferry, clerk
g, the rail mill in Covir g,op, while sn-
desyoripg to ascertain the cause ol
some accident TO the machinery, fell
iuto narrow pit alongside the fy
wheel, which wss revolving very RAPID
IL, and, being causb sbt By the cogs OF the
weeel, vas lnerally cut to p'ecss. Hs
was a con of Frspcis Ferry, OF Cinciu.
natl. a we'll known Insurance msn.
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RaliimoRe Ma k~s,

BALrnoRE, April 3.-flour-Uu-
changed. whsat-UnchApsed. Corn
Western mixed dull at s la SIC. Oats
Firm: western mixed So; do bright
63e. Rye-DaIl. Provisions-Fitm
and unchanged Bultsr-Western very
active at a decline; straight lots OF
uorthwestern tub 3Sc. Whnky-Very
dull Ct o6G9Gc. CofIee-Nominali
good TO prime Rio cargoes 2l@e
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TOll do AAskeI.

TOLEDO, April 3-Fiour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Qnie, ADD
weak; No l white Michigan 81 5S; el-
IRA do 81 63: Michiesn 81 45l, May
81 So No. 2 red 81 421@l So Coro--
Demand iair. mayks, nrm; high mixed
67ie; May 6Si@GSi'; June Zoe; red
6Sic; low mixed 66s; no grade 65c;
old Oslo. Oa,s-Quie. and unchanged
Clover Seed-&5 90.