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Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-Western super 81. 80; extra So
37495.5O; family at 81. Patapsco family
$3.50; extra 50.
WHEAT.-The market is firm, with a
brisk demand, and prices are in sellers
favor. Southern prime white 132@140c.
prime to choice amber 142@t145c.; good to
prime red 133(G14O cents, and fair do. $50
cents.
CoRN.-The market for Corn is quiet
with small business reported. Southern
white 92G93 cents. Western 7s cents, but
there were neither buyers nor sellers at
that figure.
OATs.-The receipts of Oats arc liberal,
but the demand is active, and the market
is firm and advancing. Southern 6O@65
cents; new Western 60@62 cents, and old
do. 62@G5 cents.
RYE.--The offerings are light, but the
market is dull, prices ranging from Is to
50 cents for common to prime.
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North East Items.

The Building and Loan Association sole
on Wednesday night last $1,000 at 7 to Il
cents premium.
On Thursday last, Reuben Haines, At
torney for Building Association, sold Jos.
G. Johnson's property; price $4,000.
On same day offered the Gray farm, but
was withdrawn on account of no bidders.
A basket of very fine Hale's early peaches
presented to itemizer by Johnny Roach,
who knows how to get the best and earliest
vegetables and fruit in the market.
Rev. Mr.. Cook, of Charlestown, will
remove to Iowa. The Circuit will be sup
piled by Rev. Mr.. kreamer, of Baltimore
Conference.
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Proceedings Of the State Council Of the
Order United American Mechanics.

The State Council of the Order of Unit
ed American Mechanics of Maryland met
in semi-annual session in the Hall of River
side Council, Port Deposit, on July 21st,
and was opened in due form at 10 o'clock,
with the following State Officers present
John G. Mitchell, State Counsellor; John
W. Malone, State Vice Counsellor; John
w. Holden, State Council Secretary; John
@. A. House, State Treasurer; w. E. Laf-
ferty, State Council Inductor; J. T. KEEL
ley, State Council Examiner; w. II. Har-
ris, State Council Protector and VIM. F.
Hause, State Council Chaplain, with a
large representation from all parts of the
State. Among the amount of other bust
ness of the session, State Counsellor, ]. G.
Mitchell. was elected delegate to the
National Council of the United States,
which assemblies in September, at Cleve.
land, Ohio; and vote of thanks for the
hospitality and courtesy extended us by
the inhabitants of Port Deposit. The
business of the session was completed or
Wednesday in great harmony and peace
The Order is largely on the increase in the
State, and with its grand principles in view
will, e'er long, take its position as one O
the first orders of our country.
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DIED..

JEFFERSON.-At the residence of her
husband, Captain F. w. jefferson, in
Chesapeake City, on Saturday, July
18th, MARY EMMA JEFFERSON, in the
2Gth year of her age.
Wilmington papers please copy.
FORD.-On the 21st ult., of Brain Fever,
LIZZIE LAYMAN, infant son of James r.
and Annie E. Ford, aged months and
IS days.
God quickly called the little lamb and
safely took him home
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FRIENDS SCHOOL.
AT RISING sim MN

This school, founded in the hope that it NAV do its
share in the gr at and good work Of education will
open in the Hail Building, under the appreciation of til
Society of Friends the st Of 9th Mo AuR 1874
Both s"xes are admitted.
Teachers ripe in scholarship and experience will have
charge of the department of instruction
Terms for tuition and boarding reasonable
In order 10 facilitate the arrangements for the COM
pete accommodation Of all VIII" may desire enter at
the commencement of the session. it is very
That application be made as early possible
The school is located in pleasant and healthy nl.ce
and 1t Will be the constant aim of those in chnrg. to
make it blessing 10 the community in which /, in
located and in all respects deserving confidence and
patronage. $3.50
For further information address
GEO. b. PASSNORE Supt
,,u-, Rising Sun, Nd
Z. p. PASSMORE, Advisory COMMITTEE.
and others
July l. lS14-tf
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ONLY ONE
Sewing Machine Office

in Cecil county, where is kept on hand all
first class Sewing Machines Come direct
from the factory. Sold at city prices on
monthly instruments. Keeps all kinds of
improvements, oil, silks, thread, &C., in
connection with the business All orders
and Inquiries receive personal attention.
employ no peddlers. Write for price lists
or any information desired. Machines de-
llvered and instructions given free of
charge. JOHN WILKINSON, Agent,
Wig Building, Elkton, Md.
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opened under the patrarchal white oak
which stands like sentinel on the river
bank, where its gnarled boughs have de-
fled the storms of a century. After in
specting the Majors grounds, guns and
ducking fixtures, the "creE aud passen-
gers y Of the sta took leave of the gsntle-
manly host of Plum Point, and stepping a
board the little vessel, laid her head, to use
nautical phrase, towards Elkton, and
before the failing evening breeze, quietly
drifted homeward with the tide.
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HOUSEHOLD
pANAcEA
-ASp-
FAMILY
IMMINENT
Feb II. 1S74--5n
Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse

Mrs. "fEsIOw's Soothing Syrup is tn.
prescription OF one Of the best Female and
NURSES IN the United States, and has been used for
thirty years with never falling safety and success Ly
millions Of mothers and children the feeble infant
OF one week old to the adult 1t corrrcts acdity Of the
stomach relieves collie regulates the bowels and
gives rest health aid 10 mother and child We
believe it 10 be the Best and Sur-st Remedy in tn,
World in all cases Of DiSENrERf and DIARRiIEA
IN CHILDREN. whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause. Full directions for using i'll
accompany each bottle None genuine unless the fac
simiie OF CURTIS PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per- s"id ny all medicine dealers. July sly
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EDUC4 IIONdL.

Swlthin c. Shortlidge's Boarding School
n,r i"uns Men and Boys, henn"tt square Pa. J 81
label Phi D. Professor of History, Modern langrage.
fhysIoogy. &c DR.. c. $. Gaunt. Professor of thems
try, Natural Philosophy, &c Chits. r. Co.tel Penmun-
mp ana English branches 5. c. Shortlidge, Narvard
University A. NJ Principal Teacher Two lectures n
week with instructive experiments. Fine apparatus
ana one thousand Stereopticon Views bought in Paris
ior the School 10y Prof lsbe 10 illustrate Science
History Geography and Travel. July ll-3m
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Why Will You
Suffer?

7" all persons suf-
iering from Rheu-
matisnl. Neuralgia,
cramps in the limbs
ior stomach, Bilious
Collie, Pain in the
back bowels or side.
We would say the
HOUSEHOLD PiNACgA
and FAMILY LINIAkNT
Is of all others the
remedy you want for
internal and external
use. 1t has cured the
above complaints in
thousands of cases,
There is no mistake
about it. Try it
Sold 10y all druggists.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The supply of Hay is ample, and the
market is quiet and heavy in feeling. We
quote prime old Timothy at $25 per ton,
with some holders asking higher figures,
and new at $23. Inferior is very dull and
nominal. Straw is steady, and we quote
straight Rye at $14@15; Dat at $l3, and
Wheat at $1O911-all per ton of 1000
pounds
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~ If you are in want of Nails by the
single pound or by the keg. or Carriage
Bolts, Hardware, Tin Ware, &c. call at
MIcHENER Co.'s, Colora, Md. They
are selling very low. [76
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sell nothing but first-class article.
Persons who never saw Sewing Machine
can learn to use one in ten minutes. The
simplest and best machine is the cheapest.
j. WILKINSON, Wing Building.
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New Stone China ware at the
GLASS FRONT.
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The Golden Rule is the standard by
which merchandise is bought and sold by
MCCRERY & BoULDEN, North side of Main
street, in the I" Hollow"
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Philadelphia Markets.

Flour steady, super $3.5O@45o; extra
$4.5OS5.25; Pennsylvania. Indiana and
Ohio family extra $675@7.5O. Wheat
quiet and steady, new red 1259131 cents;
white 14OG150 cents. Rye-old 81; new
95995 cents. Corn dull, yellow s21@s3
cents; Western mixed 61@S2 cents. Rye
unsettled, white 75@76c.; mixed 72d73c.
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New Belts, Gauntlets, Lace Necktes,
sashes, Ruches, Collarette of finest quality
and lowest figures at the GLASS FRONT.
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SPECI1L NOTICES.
Children often Look Pale and
Sick,

from other than having worms in the stomach
BROWNS NERMIFUGE C0MFITS
VIII destroy Worms without injury TO the child hs;n
perfectly WHITE, and free from all colorup or otbep
Injurious ingredients usually used in worm Prcpara-
tons
CURTIS BROWN. Proprietors,
Ne IL Fulton St New York
Spld bp Druggists AMI Chemists and Dealers IN Uso
rtnes at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . Box IJuir .
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Stitch plain Sewing done at the
sewing rooms, Wing Building, by
Miss ANoNEs,
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OFFICE ROOMS AND FURNITURE

q, An agent OF the Department will have supervision o
' manufacture, storage, and issue of the st,nn.,
ahd wrappers. and he shall at all times h,y
'i a'u nee access TO the apartments safes and v,ul,
''i' 'h same are manufactured and stored t,r IN
p' u,se Of INSPECTING til" sane: AMI the ro,,,r,,n,
'h" ufhsh nm and his clerks .aitas oftic, and do.
"ohi pE t"e tiansptUL Of the business of h. ,y.n,y
without cost to the Government ~ se"'!
ne contractor may also lie required to furnish with
OUT charge suitable and properly fur nsh,d rooms for
use o me post Office in registering Packages of cny.
pe' anu wrappers TO be forwarded through tie mails
STOCK On HAND
me contractor shall at all times keep on hand stoc
81 me several kinds and denominations of .,,vln,a
ana wrappers. snijsc to the control of the AGENT NJ H.
department, in all stages of manufacture. az,
meet an orders OF the Department. and 10 nrnv;,,
against any and all conting encie- that may he III ~,
"c'" during the existence of the contract So thar ,c
filled. '''' Ut promptly
PAYMENTS
fragments for stamped envelopes and wrapners actual
~ Issued and delivered will lie made ouartrry nftar
proper examination and adj ustment of account,
me contract Will he awarded to the lowest r..n,r,;
piuoer Tor all III" envelopes wrappers tho nris
10 DE calculated on the basis of the number u,.l il, ,
follows ''' "'i'n WAS Is
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~ UNITY families know what
good Shey use the Wilmington
City" a
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tB No risk in buying of MICHENER &
Co., at Colora. Md, for they always war
rant their goods. [76
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Suhths and Cassimeres closing
out at teavy Cottonnades and Jeans
comingw prices, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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Persons competent to give an opinion in
such matters state that they have never
known the horse and mule market of this
city to be SO quiet as it is at present. The
quietness has prevailed for severrl weeks,
and there is nothing to indicate change
for the better. Last week the market
brig htened up for few days, but as soon
as it became generally known that there
was demand for horses, several shipments
arrived from The West, and the market
resumed its old form. The arrivals during
the past week, although not large, have
been greatly in excess of the demand, and
consequently the market continues to de-
cline. The horses that have arrived are az
a general thing good, and are held at mod
crate prices. The sales have been few.
and the prices low. Indeed, the market is
so dull that no good average scale of prices
can be G iven. The following is as near an
average as it is possible to give, and even
then the prices quoted would very likely
fall lower if the dealers could find good
cash buyers. Carriage horses are he'd at
prices ranging from 81 200 to 81, 900 per
span, according to style, color and speed:
tirst.class riding and driving horses can be-
bong hit at from $l75 to $3.50. No average
can be given of speedy horses, as they
bring fancy prices. Horses for general
purposes, such as usually class as general
utility horses can be bought at prices rang
! from Sl25 to $3.50. Work horses, bet
ter than common, are valued at $125 to
$40, some very excellent ones, however,
could be bought for much less. Common
work horses are worth from $50 to S1OO
per head. There are very few heavy draft |
horses in the market, and brood mares are |
still scarce.
The mule market is excessively dull. |
There are number Of lower grade mules
on the market, and they bring from 375 to
800 per head. There can be quotations
given for good animals. The stock on
band is more than enough to supply the
lemand. American.
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The PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The market for Beef Cattle was quite dull
this week and with liberal receipts, prices
generally favored buyers. Sales Of fair
and good at Gi@74c., and common at 4(a6
cents. Receipts, $500 head. Sheep of
prime quality were rather slow, but stock
ers met lively demand; sales of the for
mer at 43G5sc.. and the latter at 264c.
Receipts, 10000 head. Hogs were scarce
active and higher. Sales of corn-fed at
$lO@10.25. Receipts, 4,5OO head.
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Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE.

LARGE BAY HORSE. perfectly gentle n
III all KINDS OF HARNESS., and splendid driver. EDN
Apply to %WH
J. HOPKINS ENGLAND
'uiJ 40, iotf--N~ Zion.
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PACKING.
DELIVERY

Inc envelopes and wrappers must he ready for dIiv
' m lh' ISL DAY q" October 1874, and thereafter must
De promptly furnished and delivered complete in Mi
.tP's's IN S,c!i quantities may be required TO fiji
'He ""iy "rdard OF postnastrrs he deliveries IN La
mai" either at the Post Office Department Wnshng.on
~ y. or at the office Of agent duly AUTHORIZED tn
Inspect ana receive the same the place of delivery IN
cost OF delivering, as w"ll all expense of stnr;ng
packing addressing. labelling, and water-proofpr To- S
paid by the contractor l0"'e u oe
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SECURITY FROM FIRE AND THEFT

biaders are notified that the Department will reuuire
a. cohuitioh OF the contract that the envelnpes and
Wrappers snail be manufactured and stored in a,urt
m.h's separate and distinct from those in which .nv
oher work 10 done, and such manner as to insure
security against loss by fire or theft
The mandatory must at all times Lao sr,;oo. >. :, .
INSPECTION Of an agent of the Department who will
require the stipnatons of the contract to be ftbfn
observed. ~ " '''''ii"'s
The contractor, his employees and agents shall co,
FORM I" 'nch regulations the Department NAV from
'he 10 me adopt for the security the Government
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Saihe Elk.-For persons fond of
the enjot derived from excursions in
a pleasuat, the Elk offers many in
ducemeAfter getting out of the mar
row parne river, which terminates at
Frenchta fine wide sheet of water
spreads it'll shores gradually rising on
either of handsome, we'll cultivated
farms, their farm houses, looking out
from thst of imbowering trees, which
give thdscape a quiet charm, more
captivaperhaps to the denizens of the
brstliu, town or city, who steal away
from toricks and mortar for few
hours, hoy the fresh breeze which
comes ON the Chesapeake, tempered
bv the raves of old ocean, than to the
bucolicnts of those charming rural
homes cast a careless glance at the
white that aimlessly drift about from
shore re.
We ,debted to the kindness of DR..
II. C, ster, of Philadelphia, for just
such asant sail as we have above
hinted.ther than described, on Tues
dav Ia he Dr., who is a man of exqui-
site IA all matters which lend zest to
life. a,o has, moreover, mastered the
art of citing all the more refined pleas
nres fife as it flies, in order to realize
whatef enjoyment may be secured
from and wave, has provided himself
with ay cedar skiff, light as feather
and ed with both sail and oars. On
Tuesdst the DR.. decided to try his
skiff 'ita, named by one of the fail
dauptof the city of Brotherly Love,
after vn sweet self.
The was all that an amateur could
have ed, with breeze created, il
woulest seem, expressly to accommo-
date tia in her trial trip. The little
cedar SKINNED the waves like sea
gull, i, without disparaging the taste
of ting lady, would have been mos
annre name for the skiff. After en-
iovir fine sailing for several hours
and ng we could realize something O
) that wsy Incidence that Read de
scrit
("The day SO mild
] Is Heavens own child,
q earth and ocean reconciled;
, The airs feel as
:. Around me steal,
Are uring to the murmuring keel, ~
we at Plum Point, Major Morris
nl,cere this amateur of the waite
has his cottage, so near the shor
thavaves on the shingled beach breal
at h. The Major received our part,
witponted hospitality, which is every
wheverbial on the Elk river. He i
Y trunild of the wind and waves an,
. the passion crops out every where
On ,ttage porch sits miniature YES
sci | rig, ready to set down on tn
rive make mimic voyages. In til
hall rooms hang prints about tn
wal sea scenes, and yacht races
- Anis work shop, which is provide
- wipenters' and .joines' tools in pro
If fusyery box and shelf takes the forr
of on of ships or toat's side.
Gse the Major has crack boat
70 an. lunch he invited rs to take sa
lie wi IN the Cecile, the terminating
It. be ! to Lord Balimore's cognt
ny$ ,rt it to the feminine gender
o. Atl ng the sailing qualities of til
- 81 for an hour CT so, landn
76 J9 q, and the lunch baske,
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Specimens of the envelopes and wrappers for which
proposals are invited showing the different Qualities
ana col"rs OF paper required, the and style of
gunn'lnS with blank forms of bids, may be had on
application to the Third Assistant Postmaster General
rms advertisement and specimen of the sample
envelopes and wrappers furnished by the Department
must be attached TO and msde part of each bid
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CltV-hoes and Caters of the best
quailtydles. misses and children,
warrar fit" and wear well, for sale
by MCCRERY & BOULDER.
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RESERVATIONS.

Inc Postmaster General reserves the right to reject
any and all bids it, in his judgment the interests of the
' Government require it also the right to annul the
contract H. IN his opinion there shall be failure at any
I'm" 10 perform faithfully Of it's stpulatons or in
'asa OF willful attempt to impose upon the
stamped envelopes and wrappers inferior those now
use. ~ ~"
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Mutual Building Associat of Cecil Co

mutual BUILDING ASSOclat vi Oecll To-
AT the Annual Meeting. the stock
holders of the Mutual Builg Association
of Elkton on Saturday nj last, DR.. G..
NJ. Ellis was elected Presid; S. B. Grant,
Vice President: r. G. Rec Secretary; r.
Hanes, Treasurer; and directors the
following members werehosen: David
Scott, Jacob Rambo, WrlcCrery, Roger
Witworth, ]. T. McCulgh, George W.
Cosden and Robert Marsnk. Attorney,
Clinton Mccullough. "a motion of DR..
Ellis committee was 'ointed to report
on the propriety of mag alterations in
the bylaws of the 500 to meet the re-
quirements of the Asation as it dovel-
ops in growth and imtance. The COM
mittee is composed ole following gen.
tlemen: DR.. r. C. kall, J. 7. McCul-
Tough, D. Scott and &C. NJ. Ellis.
The stockholders citing adjourned to
meet at the regula,onthly meeting of
the Association in ,tember, at which
meeting the commitwill report.
Eighty-four shar@ers subscribed to
the new Series, /" and $500 Of the
funds of the Sociepld. The first share,
5000, brought 81 .9smium, and the other
M SO,
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EXTENSION.

should the interest of the Government require th,
contract may be extended beyond the time named moi
exceeding three months, by order of the Postmaster
General, and the prices and all condition,
herein eot forth shall govern such extended contract
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Tournament View.-The Groome
Gu%ds, We learnopose holding tour
nameA in Septoer, and thereby gain
knight honors the best rider. The
plot OF knigE play we have not yet
learned'lt thatwill be highly interest
ing we dot dot. The two modes most
IN voguin thSouthern States where
chivalry quilted, are the suspending
of riniy cd about breast high to
the rideRho full speed essay to dart
pole sew feebng, representing lance,
throughs riy. This feat requires a
good def SIX in the rider, and is the
plan add byll the tournaments that
have play off in this section of
country.,he 'rackers" of Georgia and
other chlric ates of corn and cotton,
practice. gar after the following fash
ion: AN nured rooster is tied by
the feet asu,nded in place of the ring.
The he ofhanticleer is thoroughly
greased,d .ced at hight from the
ground ,S require the knight who
rides, tote his stirrups in order to
reach thSeaf the cock. The feat c'n-
sists in plihe chickens head off while
passing ndt at full speed; the he'd
being We ped or creased makesit
e1ceedingyicult to accomplish tbs
object. Dmmend this species
Knight err to our cavaliers who ha'
the arrang.s for the proposed tourn
mept in has a change in the enter
taiument tould be sure to draw.
This differing, rooster's head,
would be III more graceful tribute to
Law at the of the queen of love and
beauty, tb ordinary ring on the point
of a wood1elin, and would correspond
in some ne, to the head of the victim
which thepanish cavalier Of the lists
was wonresent to his ladye love, te
prove thaad maintained at the point o
the lance, she was the fairest and mos
beloved the women in the world
By all inlet our Sir Knights of thu
Guard suite the creased headed roos
ter for ing and pine javelin which
have prcale, and don't draw worth ;
, cent.
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Nutual Fire Insurance Of Cecil cunt,

Tho Stockholders of the Mutll Fire
Insurance Company of Cecil couy, hold
their annual Election of officers tday.
The business of the Compan for the
last wear has been very Salisbury, the
losses amounting to but So, 465.'and ex-
penses to $73s.99. Total for lses and
expenses 81, 204.sl.
Receipts from premiums $BS1. 12.-
Interest on investments $S7B. Pre-
miums on special policies $3.50. Total
receipts $12,2s9.24. Amount receipts
over and above expenditures lring the
year $s,Os4.42. The Compar proposes
issuing dividend certificates tdtockhold-
ers in future with interest couns attach
ed, and if the same measure prosperity
attends the company in thelture, that
has in the past few years, thnterest on
their dividend certificates wgo to con-
siderable extent toward payi the annual
premiums of the stakeholder
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NeStic MusIins at the

- lrdick National Hay, Straw
and Futter has proven to be the
best lind MIcHENER & Co., have
them. T-c