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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-12
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Composed Of Roots. Herbs and Banks
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The proprietor has abUHdIht testimonials from,
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When to Advertise,
AND THE
BEST MEDIUMS +!

Man, advertisers have a theory about advertis-
ing some that there : no u-e at trying To-
force trade when il dull others SAY that trade is
GOOD enough at certain SEASONS and they only
want m"r trad, III such and such months Hence
they advertise al thai time only.
Men VIII" advertise only al stated times are liza
hl' t" hr Disappointed in the time il takes Ia re
"rINu results from their advertisements Some one
has sad that the first TIM" pei son an ;dvrr
u>rlntnt IN ms newspaper hc pays little attention
I" IT the second week he reads il somewhat care.
fully the third week h. begins 10 talk with his
family or n"lghhnrs about II and the fourth week
he gnes and buys the arricl, advertised
Promising that this Describes large class Of
readers. articles for in the sprn should he ad-
Vertisrd in thu winter Will, moving machines
and hay rake- should be- advertised in april and
May. instead of July. the usua time.
While in some things regard may b, had the
season Of advertising. the fact remains that people
rad Il local paper about as much at one time as
another. and if Al certain periods advertisement
i npr likely t" br quite productive. that fact
keeps competing advertisements ont oi the new -
paper columns ami consequently gives the whole.
ii'ld .. the man who does advertise al that time
Ih'r'f"r' ~" believe that it l, generally admitted
that The ,. 4 f,f,. 70 Iir'rtjS. Is al tie fUt
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Franklin County
Premium Dairy Cheese !!

The subscriber has the best Dairy Cheese mad,
in Franklin County. sage and Plain, for sale il
Lar re small quantities.
f. ID HOPKINS.
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SprriaI Unfrrs.

PASSUMP~Ii LODGE, No. p +. Il A. NJ
Regular communication Thursday eve on or be
fore the full of the Moon. j. Z. TAYLOR, Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. A. VI.
Regular communication. Friday on or before the
full of the moon c. V. EASTMAN, Secy.
MARLBORO HOTEL,
DIT WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
On the American and European Plan.
y. b. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly of Trntter House, Bradford.
Thousands have been changed by the of
the Peruvian Syrup IA protoxide of from from
weak, suffering creatures To strong healthy men
and women. and invalids cannot reasonably hes
itate L. give it trial. For Dyspepsia and Debil-
ltY II Is specific.
Economy is consulted by all who collars
of til" NarTaganSct Co.'S manufacture. The Elm
wood Warwick and Rutland brands are the best
looking. best-titting and most durable in the mar
ket Sold everywhere. Geo. NJ. Glazier, 81 Sum
mrr street, Bnst"n, is Agent.
The World and his Wife have made up their
minds that there il nOthinf under heaven 40 sure
rs cure for a cough. cold difficulty of breath
Ing as HdLe'S HOHeY Of HOrehOuHd and Tar. The
sale Is over three Thousand bottles per day. Crit
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Manufacturers and Wh"l,silr and Retail Deal
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and Excelsior Mattresses. Upholstery Goods and
Stufings. French Lasting. All Wool Rep. Terry.
Damask y Hair Seating. sofas. Easy Chairs. &c.
repaired at short notice. y. l.. SWITSER.
VI. EASTMAN
Eastern Avrnnr -. J"hnShury. Vi.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
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CORNET FOR SALE.

German silver B-tlat CoTnet, manufactured by
lie Compile, Paris. Has been in ten months
free from jams and is all right i'll every respect
Will be sold at bargain. Address
IL. X. BARNEY, L. y. 6 c. Express
$685. Cuttngsvillc Vt
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IRON Yin THE BLOOD

this remedy from weak sickly. suffering creatures
To strong, healthy. happy men and w men and in
valds cannot reasonably hesitate To- give IL trial
Caution.-I;c You get the ''PEKUNIAS
>YHIP." mot Peruvian Bark sold by dealers
generally.
\ p pag" pamphlet cnntainin treatise on Iron
a medical agent and other valuable papers, ties
timunials. from distinguished physicians, clergy
men and others. will 10, sent free to any address.
SETH w. FOWLE y SONS, Pr"lrrtOrs. Sd liar-
risun Avenue. Boston. eOwt2OFeb16
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WESTERN TICKETS 4!

Tickets to all points West and South and the
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To Liverpool, Glasgow, and other points by first
class Steamers
To San Francisco. by Rail or Steamer.
For lowest rates time tables. and information
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Posi- Office Time Table.

NAILS classification, 80 a. m.-7:3O =. m
d" New York City and Western. 80 a N,
II 30 a m Northern & Stage mails 200
=. III. l,,,, d
Western. II m.-i:13 y. m
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Railroad Time Table.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
9:0l a. VI.
H.. i.>prr,- from Montreal SUI T. NJ
\ ..r NprrSS from Montreal ll;'" T. NJ
GOING NORTH.
. ,,.-. for Montreal iii \ NJ.
! -. far Montreal. b.! L. NJ.
J .N i, il9 L. NJ.
.r.i.-, trains run over the Boston. Concord &
A. ,.,r..,I Il Il to Wells River and the south Eas-
,u from Newport. ,,..,.... ..,., -.
Montreal NI.ht Express runs Sundays and n"
n .udtA-
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The Florence Sewing Machine
SWITSER & EASTMAN.

The sole Retail Agent for st bloomsbury q
these celebrated machines IL
altf G. j. HUMPHREY Main Street
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Parties who LETT books to h,. bound
at this office. previous to Jan. 10. can
now receive rhc same
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ON Friday evening. March -.
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Annual meeting of the \. VI. &. \.
at the CLOSE of the Young peoples meet
iug 1T the North Church next Saturday
evening.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16
The Anti-MonopoliRt.
twenty bushels to the acre oats, fifty !;
potatoes, very large yield;- apples, q
failure; no peaches.

failure; no peaches.
Richland, Kalamazoo Co., Aug. 81
Wheg Badly winter'killed; poor quail
ity; Will yield about twelve bushels Per
acre. Oats Somewhat damaged BY
army worm, though good crop; some
thresIed; yield, fifty-five bushels per
acre. Corn-Large amount planted;
never looked better this time Of the year;
we expect 100 bushels OF ears from the
acre. There are no other crops raised
to any extent in this section, with the ex-
ception Of hops, which promise well.
No severe storms some rain upon the
oats, which are not all secured.
Rockford, Kent Co., Aug. 9:-rhe
wheat crop has been secured, and farm
ers are threshing. The yield per acre is
about ten bushels on an average. Inc
hay crop was very light. Spring crops
are looking good, and farmers tnin5
they will have plenty Of corn, oats ana
potatoes.
MINNESOTA.
| Medford, Steele Co., Aug. 81 have
never seen all kinds of crops looking
better. The farmers are now harvestlng e
their small grain, and many pieces Of
wheat will 60 as high as thirty bushels
to the acre, but will probably average
about twenty-five bushels. Oats and
, barley are good crop, and corn and
potatoes are also looking finely.
Elgin, Wabasha Co., Aug 9.-Barley
is harvested, and is yielding we'll, but
the quality is poor. Wheat promises
well: in fact, never looked better. we
have had heavier crops, but If the wealth
. er continues fine the quality will be very
GOOD, and this county will average about
] eighteen bushels per acre. Oats arr
| very heavy: never were better. Corn
J nnder the most favorable circumstance:
from now on, cannot possibly be more
! than half a crop.
Hastings, Dakota Co., Aug. l0.-W'
are in the midst Of harvest. Wheat i
good. about fifteen bushels to the acre
!, oats fair; barley good; corn promises
Il big crop, and also potatoes. II tn
: weather continues favorable Dakota an
:, adjoining counties will have no cause Q
:, complaint on account of short crops,
IS Biyelsw, MOBILES Co., Aug 9Th
- IRONS 10 this section are looking finely
:. Wheat will average about II bushel
x per acre; oats, 65; barley. 80, Cor
y has greatly improved and will turn 0.
n much better than expected. Inc potat
r. and root crops are excellent. There al
10 plenty of hoppers. but no very. gre'
damage is done yet by them in this III
- mediate vicinity.
MI Wells, Faribault Co., Aug. 10.-If
is small grains here and in the SURROUND
ID i, counties are in fine condition and
Re good quality. Corn is late. Harvest
lust commenced. Wheat will averas
from Is. to 20 bushels per acre; GA
nc from 40 to SO; fax considerable SOW
a. and a heavy crop; hay has been secure
=. in fine condition.
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8aowNsvILLE, Houston Co., July 26

TOWNSVILLE, Houston co., July 70.
Tive wheat never looked better; some
uT sls, winter wheat has been cut. turn
inC cot finely; rs compared with last
vxsr. ia this county. the difference Is not
Srrxt- The potato crop is more than an
mrrsse one ]; bugs not SO troublesome.
Tne corn crop was rotted some by the
eaYd rains; it retarded the growth, bo'
skxsx now standing is dom. we'll In this
nef rAt,orhood the crops will be light
Tke cat crop is good what there is OF it,
RaS $50 little sown. Wheat absorb.
esw,ahing. Very little wheat is now IN
hxu.Ss al the farmers. No gras,hopper:
-. j. H. SMITH.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16
MARKET REPORTS
-- v.rk Produce Market.

INV YoKx, August l4+-Cotton 9niet, a: at
l4xe sr middling uplands Flour ooi anu ~, ~
1<R favor; receipts l6,oUO oarreis, sn5s
& , SaHs and Sq heavy receipts 2oa, 900 bush
sss 600, at 81 ss@' :s4 <! tor No. Chi Chi
wsri.rc; sI.4G@i AZ for No. spring. Ry ye
81 Corn dull AMI heavy; receipts 81 ,oN
Eaaess7 SHES ~, 900. at 79@80c for STRAIN west
@. Oats dull; receipts 81 900 bushels; sale:
Taa1a vt o2@64; for mixed western: and Cog
- ssr white do. Pork heavy at 32l.bl
- new mess. Cut meas steadv. Beef
WesAes n, nominal Lard heavy; 10 xc for steam
WYsss&y sl2sK. Sugar steady. Petroleum
erxae. SIC; refined llx@ll 5-l6c. Coal trm
Ee,Gbues steady. Wool heavy.
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NmnLLET, Nicollet Co., Aug. 8, 1873.
Tive whole crop Of grain. in the coun-
ty worth harvesting outside OF three
sziszs of ST. Peter, will not aggregate m
sxs.sat more than could be raised on one
sxcsssn IF land. No wheat held over Tor
sale- Our crops have taken to them
selves grasshoppers wings and flown
AWAY Our harvest is past; our sum
naer rs ended. and the winter Of our dis
esaAtent approachclh.
P. H. MCDERMID.
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MArLEroN STATION, July z6, 1o1;

MArLEroN STATION, July z6, 1879:
TIE wheat here looks splendidly
aAeat one quarter more sown than last
yezx- The potato crop is fair. The
earn crop is fair; much more planted
slkzx last year. The oat crop is extra
There Is but little wheat held over. The
suzss,soppers are all gone where the
Vfuesdbine iwineth.
VIM. A. PLYMAT
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fhyND1N, Murray Co., Aug. q, 1875.

The .,rasshoppers left us last Saturday
md the people are happily disappointed;
Suruc have lost heavy, but IN most all
szngxss we have halt crop OF wheat
They seit oats pretty well harvested. l
HCsux we will all raise wheat enough
~ broad and seed. Corn looks vel
FAAatoes are SMALL, but we have had Il
Hasks. rainy weather lately and they are
iwvrusiny. But very few if any in the
epcnty will have to be aided in the shape
- food. We have concluded TO let I'm
s2e Sam keep his Black Hills until The
hsvpcrs hatch next spring.
Yours respectfully, WIN. NJ. DAVIS.
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RrDtKwAY, Stearns Co., Aug. 6, rs.

RxDCKwAY. Stearns Co., Aug. s, rs.
WM.at-More sown than last year !;
k.s this very dry weather for the last six
verIs will bring it below the average o.:
YEAR. Oats are about all dried up.
N1es,oes. not Us good rs last year. Corr,
very backward. Winter-wheat mostly
I7Ld by the cold spring. Rye very
r.uA. Very few vegetables. All the
shs~e crops never promised better tnan
ney did three weeks ago; we have mao
- S.ia to do any good TO crops TOR the
- six weeks.
Tha ANTI MONopOLIsr comes to MI
Hr~aarly. lis just "old business.
hsiarr paper don't get.
Yours very truly. ASA LIBBY.
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THE CROPS.
Qanorts from Various Quarters.
ILLINOIS.

AAsir, McDonough Co., Aug. TO-,
,ccspect for crups here is very good.
~ef will average twelve bushels to
.cre, rye twenty five. and oats forty
bat owing to the recent heavy rains,
re than two-thirds of the oats
-eIeeu harvested; corn looks splen-
64sedt is very late.
Srnta. Prairie, Henderson Co.. Aug. y
-uWs prospects are very fiatter,ng ~
-..ses erifh almost an unprecedented
- - Wrh favorable weather &
@.me It ,l> ie d win b. almost with
: ~.r.llef.' Wheat, not much sown
8. xood average yieldof . fair quanss
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16
MINNESOTA CROPS.

ELLINGTON, Dodge Co., July q.
The wheat looks well; the amount
sswn, cora pared with last year, is about
aue. alird better. The potato crop IS
gssd. The corn crop is nothing to arag
a The oat crop is very heavy. There
II NV wheat, in hands of my neighbors,
heya over, There are no grasshoppers.
J. F. GIBBONS.
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HASTINGS, MINI, Aug. 9th, 1871

HASTINGS, Mimi, Aug. 9th, 1910.
EEss< Of Init Nonopolist:
Tke crops are progressing as we'll as
eam.d he expected after so long a
6xpuwht- The rain of Tuesday evening
asa mot injure the wheat. which is ripen
rsas slowly. We will have an average
erop OF wheat and oats; corn IS doing
xescndidly since the rain. have nearly
finished cutting my grain.
Respectfully yours.
JNO BYERS.
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HAssAN, Hennepin Co.. July q

HAssAN, Hennepin Co.. July q.
TAe wheat will be an average crop IN
thss 90 unity; the amount sown, compared
witt. last year, is about the same. The
psaaso yield is about half crop. The
ssrn crop is poor The oat cropis good.
These is not much wheat, in hands OF
nzy neighbors, held over. There are
nxs rrasshoppers in this county.
GORDON JACKINs.
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Weekly Letter Of Shredder, lindb'om &
Co.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Z, 1878.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. Z. 1870.
The weather assumed threatening |
ASPECT early in the week. and serious ap- |
nr.hensions were felt for crops being |
harvested. 1t was feared that the era OF
continuous rain had reached US from the
Ohio valley. We had several showers
throughout the Northwest, but no dam
ave has been sustained. Prices stlffened
under the influence OF these appreheh-
sions, and an advance OF z cents on
wheat and 10 cents on barley was estao-
lishea. but nearly lost again to-day,
| when it became apparent that hne
weather had returned for good. Foreign
markets reported material advance.
but as il was based on reports OF serious
damage to our Spring Wheat. i is likely
that a reaction will set in when these
sensational reports are contradlcted.
Harvesting u progressing without inter-
| ruption and reports from the harvest
fields confrmnpur prediction, that the
present crop or wheat. oats ana barley
| will be the most prolific in the history u
| the Northwest.
The barley crop is nearly secured
the wheat in the valleys also, but it VIII
i take a week or ten days to secure the
wheat in the Iowa and Minnesota prair-
les. A car of new wheat reached this
market last Thursday from Northern II
linois, but it was sufficiently mixed with
old wheat to grade old. The market
has been tame and has not responded TO
the improvements abroad, as it would.
! were it not that feeling Of general dis
i trust in present prices prevailed in spec
ula,ive circles. We feel az though the
, appreciation in values already gained, y
! ADEQUATE to the actual damage winch
: calm survey will establish.
!, Our receipts show . material increase
as wss expected during harvest. but they
arc large Is compared with former years
!. Shipping orders have been small anf
;. lconined to No grade The feeling .
= the close was weak, with indications
. lower markets with fine weather, where
= a. rain would advance values rapidly
y We quote: No. Hard, @l.36; No, !
81 SCI; No. 2, $1.28}; S. O. August
4 No. 2, 4I.27}; s. q. September, u IA
It Barley has been excited on apPreben
III sions Of rain and consequent damage =
Is the condition Of the barley being harves,
re ed. but after selling up to tl.164.
d. closed weak at @1.1O s. o. September
10 Sample lots are IN no demand, ana 81
ne offered at less than speculative prices,
n Receipts and shipments for the week
g. 1876 n'R 1874. 1876 ls71
ds Flour, Ibis, 2. 222 1851 ss,M -
d, wheat, bus.. 40,1lE 73,56 -. 81 -
te Corn, -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25
Assessment Notice.

DADGER MILL AND MINING COMPANY
, Location of principal place Of bust
ness, San francisco-Location of works, Bart
lott Creek. Columbia District Humboldt
county, state of Nevada.-Nctice Is hereby
given that at u meeting of the Board OF d.
rectors, held on the 18th day Of August, 1873,
an assessment (No. p of twenty-five cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin. to the Treasurer, NJ. >. Mar
tin 307 California street, San Francisco, CALI
fornia Any stock upon which this assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the 2sth day OF
September. 1878. will be delinquent, ana adj
Yertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on the
SIX IFENrH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918, at ~
o'clock NJ. at the Office of the company, Koom
50 Merchants Exchange buildingi California
atreet san Francisco, to pay tie delinquent
assessm nj, together with costs OF advertising
aud exp snses OF sale.
O. II. SPENCER, Secretary.
Ohice Room 80. Merchants Exchange build
ing. California street, SAN Francisco, Cal.
At a meeting of the Bard of Trustees OF
the Badger Mil and Mining Company, held as
above. Assessment No. l was rescinded.
an22 til .. II, SptNCER. SeeretAry.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25
Stocxhoid ders' Meeting.

nFFTCE OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER
J Mil ana Mining Company, san Fran
cisro Auuust 2, lS75.-An adjourned meeting
of me stockholders OF the Alb we named Conn
pauy, for the election Of Trustees for the en-
lnh,g vear. amendment Of the BYLAWS of the
COMPANY and transaction of such other bust
ness as may be presented, will be held at
tbe ofice of the Company, Rooms 8 ana q,
No 3np Montgomery street. san Francisco,
california. on SATURDAY, the 2lSf DAY OF
AUaUsif. inst at O'Clock p. NJ
transfer R oks will b closed on the lsth'
and until after the meeting,
AMI 1w WM Ii. WATSON, Secretary.
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prsr PUBLIC HOUSE IN wINNEMUCCA.

No exp@nse VIII be spared in making 1t SO.
With the entire Hotel thoroughly overhanled
and rcpairsl the Tables supplied with the
best in the market, aud furnished in the
dnest style of the art they hope to meTlt
liberal share OF pEblic patronage. del6 u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25
EsTRAY noTIcE.

fNNNE INTD MY ENCLOSURE AT TIVE
v ! rule Ranch. six mites east ~ Winnemnr-
ct. IN April laat, one BALD-fAOED MAJ,
about six years old, color black, with iolf
Nsidtc feet, shol in front, AMI very gentle
with no brands. The other is cHtSfN
SORREIl, branded " d - on right hip, aud
dim bran on lcf hip Theovuer Il requested
T. prove property, pay charges ana take them
awav JAMFs SLOAN.
slom's Ranch, august ., lS75-Gus i'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

ARrIFs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid trouble:
no.5tf d, II, HASKELL.
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n Card.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
direct application will secure the lowest rates
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
lee dm 122 Gravier street.
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At . special meeting Of the Board OF Directors,
held on the 18th Of January 1875 it was resolved to
nav ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
/ An INTEREST DIVIDEND Of TEN PER
CENT for the year ending 31st December, 1874, on
the capital stock of $50 per share
"a CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, on the amount Of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate or an
tepated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum OF
I'll o29 O6 for investment in o. S. Government secur
tiles according to articles III and V, OF the amended
S-' NJ MUSSON, President.
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