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; VI, There was very hard rains ia Til.
locality Oh Saturday and Sunday last,
healiss down the heavy grass and oats,
80 Il !. feared serioo. injury will result
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n-rOur Oiwcll correspondence Gid
rot rcach us Ia time last week.
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QTThe way TO make money is to
cav, Il by buying at T. Wertz & Cos.
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eyTlm Band Picnic at The Fail
Grounds next Monday bids fair TO b,
3 success.
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ne-Farmers are busy in wheat haiv-
=, There viii be full half crop.
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rrWhen you want 10 get a good bar
cain 90 TO the New Drug Sisrc.
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~ Among the great
! !. |. |. !. I: /. !. !.
G<f.A discoveries of modern
~ - %X:tA science, few are Of
<&A Akxt more real value To
~ mankind than thi. ef-
EI"I fectusl reInedy.for all
~ Ndiseases Of the Throat
ht and Lungs. A vast
y al A trial o: its virtues,
vLWAv throughout this and
N64JM other countries, has
dkG1 shown that II docs
surely and efectually
control them. The testimony Of our best citi-
yens. Of all classes establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders OF the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld 70 its power; and cases Of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable rs hardly 10 be believed, were
thew not proven beyond dispute. As n remedy,
Il Is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs. the
forcrunners Of ynore serious disease, IL saves I'M
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering not
10 be computed. II challenges trial. and con-
vincos the most sceptical. Every family should
keep IL on hand as protection against the early
and unpcrceived attack OF Pulmonary Alice
tions. which are easily met ut first, but which
become incurble, and too often fatal, IL neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and It
- unWl>o 10 uc WitHOut ~ " rti'khhiu "
children. amid the distressing diseases which
bcset the Throat and Chest Of childhood. CHERRr
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and savcd to the love and affection centred ON
them. II acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound ard health-restorlng
sleep No one will suffer troublesome Iufiu.
enza and painful bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long. laborous. and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
upon ne possessing all the virtues II has ever
exhibited. and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest 1t has ever Effected
PREPARED nv
Dr.. J. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALI pRuooIsrs EVERYWHERE.
April z, ls15.-y
al, Snhcrrih. Arr Tho Iaangr Cnuriai
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ID RESPECTFULLY informs ihepuhlic that he has re.
In sumed the running n a stare-lne regularly three
times week from Jasper shoals. leaving jasper NJ
Ii o'clock A. NJ every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
and shoals a. O'Clock every Tuesday. Thursday sud
saturday w. will carry passengers and express pack
age. through comfortably, quikky and safely His
cams are good. and drivers carJ and he soiclts a
share Of public patronage.
ANTHONY sTElNHAuSER.
February seth. iss5-ly
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EG

Young Nan and Ladies' ,hing 10 hecosne Telegraph
Operators. or ta-t r0ca Positions on Ne uts srtr
aiming with Saiarrs from SEQ n = 100 Ier nouth
should attend tHr largest fnd only practical telegraph
fnHifris ~ ne West send stamp Cor cirrn'sr 20
soathari a Koeruer q $ Meridian S., Indianapolis.
iniaRA.
Nov - is7t.--rv
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COURIER.

arPAloka !. bank full.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than thi. ef-
fectusl remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vas.
trial o: its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t docs
surely and efiectually
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aietakc The pla1t i''I TEN NIcs' InT'nNiT st.Sc.
April 2Jd, 1875 Is
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JASPER COURIER.
arPAtoka Is bank full.
,~spsncer Co. Changers celebrate the
uh at Spring Station tomorrow.
n-Iemember that the best is always
lie cheapest at the New Drug Store.
rs-Farmers are busy in wheat haiv-
=, There win be full half crop.
GvThe way 10 make money Is to
cav, Il by buying at r. Wertz & Co.'S.
------
e-rOur Otwcll correspondence Gid
moi rsch us Ia time last week.
rrWhen you want 10 get a good bar
cain 90 TO the New Drug Store.
80"
ayTl~ Band Picnic at the Fair
Grounds next Monday bids fair TO b.
success.
u~The lovers of cool, fresh and pure
coda Water will do well TO slack their
,bi-t Al tho New Drug Store.
ErThe programme of the Picnic AT
Hantingburg. to be held next Monday.
Indicates al enjoyable time.
HrCalla att. Vert & Cos. and ex-
anime our goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
gTThe HueLuer ball article In last
weeks Courier created quite huiier in
some breasts. Nothing like little fun
sometimes.
~ Eagle Lead AZ - - per kcg Of -
pounds. and pure Linseed OH at 81 %
Ter gallon at a. II. Miller's Drug Store
IN Hun,isgburg. Ind. n2l-tf
PREACHING. Rev. O. L. Galloway
vii preach in the % Z. Church, IN
Jasper. nex sabbati. "a o'clock, l.. NJ.
sTpe public,are inyi,0L a
B. - --ra "a 49,
ers There was very hard rains IN thi.
locality OF Saturday and Sunday last,
heaIsg down the heavy grass and oais.
80 Il /. feared serioas injury will result
PREACHING. Rev. L. Jones will
preach 81 the III. r.. Church IN Jasper.
os srxt sabbath morning AZ 10. O'Clock.
ssbsaih School At . O'Clock. The pub
lie arc invited.
W The school BOARD OF JASPER or
gained on last Monday night Nv elect
iny Martin fcseGnnn, PrcSidcht; John
"smelspseher. Treasurer, ard Z.
Dvsue, Secretary.
.yDr. Stephenson shot red fox
bear HE wood pile ia, -i,-iOrc- Yesterday.
siri slit al another cne. which he didn't
Sei ilf s.fm j. only half y mile from
Jasper nuii IL rather close tor I, xcs 10
venture The, h-d beef, Teasing of Of
svaIs turkeys
A bolt 20, i,.o~s ~ the surgarcr AZ
tie rln Iins Nili in jasper. on lri,la,
last. AID a sci ~ knives were ruincr,
nrcessits;irg shutting down for few
days Tor repairs small pieces OF iron
few bri,kly fp few moments. aHd all
The remnants have not been found yet.
~ The Quarterly meeting OF The ~
p Church ia Jasper. lat SATURDAY aud
Sunday, was presided over by Rev.
A'bUry, OF Rockpmi. who preached
s'me able discourses 10 attentive ron
sresa,ions !. was resolved 10 hold the
next quarterly meeting at Dale; time
not YET determined
~ County Commissioners met last
Friday IN Special Session, 10 adjust the
i1nd- between tie townships. aud after
dividing all The old funds Oh hand. "a
he satisfaction OF the various Trustees
IN. adjourned TO neet again to-day to
make division OF the rest Of the
iunls, and etnfiovel DIR. r. Sfepharsor
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AGAIN I~trTrONEp.

The great four.mile running race.
which vas to have taken place yestsr-
day. las been postponed until Christ
mas. Several SEASONS are given for this
second postponsmsnt. the chief Of which
are the bad condition Of the track and
the illness Of the horses. all Of whom.
with n or two exceptions. are down
with the epizootic. In consequence Of
this last postponemsnt. and in response
to m almost unanimous demand on the
part Of those most interested. all pools
have been declared of. A large amount
Of money. which has boon locked up
awaiting the race. is thus set free. II
probably Is already invested in stocks.
A great many who went TO San Fran
cisco to see the race. returned after its
hrst postponsraent. and those who re-
NAMED are now returning in u state Of
disgust and disappointment. Tho pro-
liabilities are that unless a season Of fair
weather shall shortly set in. and rom
tinus until Christmas. there will BE- no
this Winter.
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Crown Pslhi Affairs.

The San Francisco Sioek Exchange oil
November %, contains q communiea.
ton from a person signing himself "a
Satisfied Stakeholder" from which We
extract the following:
That the mine has not been worked
since the panic. In true. The Directors
might, under disadvantageous circum-
stances, continued work. used up all the
funds, and by this time levied another
assessment. on which another invest-
cation might have been In order. The
conpany's Superintendent, 8. l.. Jones.
OF the Crown Point mine. needs no word
Of approval FROM ne. Under his direc.
ton the mine has been enereetically and
economically worked. Tho reports
show he has accomplished much more
in a given time, and at two-thirds the
cost Of the former management. At
this rate the Directors. by selecting so
competent q Superintendent, will have
saved the company thousands OF dollars
at the end Of a years time. They have
been e1travagsnt In voting IN increase
Of salaries to the President and Secreta-
~, whereby a thousand dollars were
added to the Office expenses; but II they
save tho company ten thousand dollars
at the mine. and at the same time push
the work moro vigorously than before.
for one will not complain.
The books OF the Secretary show
faithfully all the receipts and disburse.
ments aud every dollar Is accounted for.
The mine has been worked nearly u
year on ono assessment, all machinery
and supplies have been paid for and
there Is still over 1900 on hand In
cash and $500 due the company from
various sources. What there Is to
complain OF in this showing ! fail to see.
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IN, auys. NG;,..p.,,f Wooivoet,

TIE aarsA Mtis,.Pe.sf wooisost,
Supsflnlendtht d the sheba milne. In
star City, informs VI that the hoisdng
works recently. srsetSd BY the company
on the shsba mind works admirably.
The works are run by hydrulio pressure,
and, with the exception Of one mine In
Amador, California, are the only works
Of the kind on the Pacific Coast. At
the first trial. the cement used at the
Joints Of the pipe which carries the
water, though apparently n solid %
rock. crumbled and caused several leaks.
This was rsmsdied by substituting lssd.
nearly one thousand pounds Of which
was used for the cement. Over 2.700
feet Of pipe 10 used In conveying the
water 70 the mine. Tho President Of
the company Is expected at Star City In
n few days. and II Is thought that the
working force In the mine will DO in
creased. The Shsba has produced o
large quantity Of rich ore. and In the
lush days Of 1863 the stock sold In the
San Francisco market for over 500 per
share. Considerable difficulty has been
experienced In working the mine, from
the influx OF water, but this has been
overcome by the erection OF hosting
works.-Siirer Sidk. Noreaber 24h.
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AocrprSr At TIE RAYMOND & Ely

ACCIDENT At TIE RAYMOND * Ely
Yesterday morning. between 10 and IL
o'clock. James Duffy. o miner employed
In the Raymond h Ely. fell down a
'.raiss," above the eighth level. . dis
lance OF from co to 40 feet. His fall
Was caused by q rope breaking while he
was hosting up timbers with q block
and tackle; the breaking Of tho rope
caused him TO lose his balance when no
fell backward down the chute. He was
quickly brought to the surface. placed
upon . stretehsr and carried to the
County Hospital by a number Of miners.
who relieved each other on tho way In
carrying the burden. DIR. Philson found
ON examination hat he had dislocated
his right shoulder. which was reduced
in the afternoon by Dn. Philson and
Lee. lie has also suffered a fracture Of
one Of the homes Of the right foot and
some severe Commissions in the small Of
the back. tho right side and the should
or. DIR. Philson thinks his injuries are
not serious. He was resting easy last
evening. -Iiock Record, Nor. 20h.
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,,o.s ARD ron vfnuisiA NEEDED,

San Francisco nas eon'nou'so noe
to the relief fund IN a'a OF ne
by the late hfs 'nsn p.
have suosei'oe"
and instance, u p
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'a a nnh,v .,ooa
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cut "0.. ~.
o' pe0p', 'n"u .,
aependsa upon 'uo
n r.. .,u,,,,., ON nn,;, cou.
al anu ha's VI"
quered by repeated disasters. Thers H.
perhaps, no immediate need for more
-. p,, v. ar. ,us, .nter;nv upon
" ~,
what promises 10 DO a severe winner.
and the OF the Committee Will
b. severely tested. Another storm
-. ,-un.n,;,, .r5 IN. xo,t NJ ra.
m
ouilding viii DO impsded' IL NOT snursiy
stopped. Thus others now at work
w;II ho thrown ont of employment and
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Elko Items.
Prom the independent. Nov. AL

Prom the independent. Nov. AL
The stage last night deposited with
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. three more bars OF
ins bullion from the Leopard Com
pany's mill. the value Of which Is So
835 %. This splendid mill Is attend
ing strictly to business all the time.
sending down It's regular three bars by
each tri-weekly stage, and. however,
fsrcely designing bulls may snort, or
crushing bears cavort. sersnely bangs
out the "hefty" bars. nor would We feel
dismayed Mt the vicious believing OF an
entire menagsrie.
We learn that our old Austin acquain.
tancc. J. NJ. Dawley, is to take charge
Of the Leopard Company's mill OF Cor
nuropia.
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A CONTESTED ptsIrION.

Speculation il rife as to who will b
elected Speaker Of the next House Of
Representatives. OF course. the choics
lies with the Democrats, they being in
large majority in that body. II is toe
early yet to give any figures on the sub.
jsct. There are four prominent candi.
dates for this important position. These
are Msssrs. Randall. Kerr. Wood and
Coz. The New York 7rib'o.e is OF
opinion that the two latter gentlemen
will have about an equal number Of
supporters. while Randall is ten or
fifteen votes ahead OF Kerr. A to Sec
ond choice. il thinks that Woods
strength would be thrown in favor OF
Randall. while the supporters Of Cox.
failing to elect him, would unite on
Kerr. II says that Randali's friends be-
lisvs that Wood al control enough Of
his votes, after his own chances are
shown 10 % helpless. TO secure the nomi-
nation Of the Pennsylvania candidate.
The friends Of Kerr doubt Ii. Mean
time the general attack seems to be
rather upon Randall than anybody else.
and there Is q chance that his very
prominence may defeat him. Each side
Is busy telling how the other is promis-
ing ehairmanships and places on COM
mittsss right and left in return for votes.
On the one hand II il shown that Ran
dali has q Pennsylvania disposition to-
ward appropriations. On the other
hand IL Is maintained that Kerr 10 the
vsrisst Bourbon in his party. Between
nov and the first 81 December. says the
Tribune. the Eight has time enough to
become . great deal l~ivslier. and the
time 10 likely TO be improved.
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s,S vpANci-to IloopLuMs


The San Francisco papers are vigor-
ously calling upon the police Of that
city 10 exercise q moro vigilant super
vision OF the hoodlums. This is not new.
San Francisco has been accustomed for
years past to hoodlum outrages. and 1t
IL only when IN occurrence like that Of
Monday evening last transpires that any
decided sensation il created. Our read
srs arc accustomed to SEQ almost daily
In telsgraphic dispatches accounts Of the
stoning or other maltrsainent OF de-
fenssless persons BY organized bands Of
these youthful candidates for the peni.
Tertiary. But the event alluded to was
10 shocking A. to startle even the press
Of San Francisco. ani all ths papers are
full Of denunciations Of n police. so
inefficient a. to permit such outragss.
That a band Of these young rufians
should dare TO break into the dwelling
Of . respectable lady and commit . gross
outrage, within the call Of the police.
seems almost incredible. The hoodlum
element OF the Bay City has long held
high carnival. and little seems to have
been done to abats tho evil. auch
an outrage could not DO psrps-
tratsd up here in tho mountains,
or II Ii were the rufaans would
not live to repeat IL. Il is a source Of
pride TO people Of this section that dur
ing the late unsettled state Of affairs the
peace Of the community has been well
guarded. In fact. Virginia City ha,
been exceptionally quiet since the ere,
and arrests for serious offensss have
been rare. Much Of this security OF Life
and property may DO attributed to a
prevalent Impression that behind and
cooperating with the peace authorities
thsrs Is . spirit Of determination on the
part Of the best citizens to protect them
selves. and that IL will 60 hard will
those who vantonly abuse, insult o.
plumber d~sfenssless people. We max
no argument for Vigilance Committees
but IL must DO confessed that the exist
sncs Of such an organization In a com
nunity Ia Q terror TO evil doers. sai
Francisco must adopt some stringen
measures TO control her hoodlum els
msnt or her reputation will soon be tina
Of the worst governed city in the Union
II 10 cheering to note that the press ant
public Seem TO have become awakened
70 this subject by the preparation o
the Outrage alluded to.
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AMERICAN GENIUS. MOODY AND
SANkEY.

Tho great ~reyivalists, Messrs. Moody
and Sankey, who electrified staid old
England with their eloquencs and en-
thusiasm. are fair samples OF American
genius. Springing from among the
common people. their sympathies IRE
alive to the wants Of the whole people,
and herein lies the secret OF their great
success. Those who seek to be popular
must study aud DO familiar with the
wants Of the masses. and prove loyal
thereto. To this fact We may trace the
grand success in business, a. well a. In
religious undertakings, which many
Americans have achieved. Strikingly
illustrative OF these suggestions Ii that
great establishment, located nj Buffalo,
". Y, and known as the Worlds Dis
pensary,"-a most appropriate name,
indeed. for that vast institution, within
whose walls are manufactured remedies
which are in demand in every quarter Of
the globs, and at which q corps OF dis
tinguished physicians and surgeons. un-
der the personal direction OF DIR. Pierce,
are constantly administering TO the
needs OF thousands Of sufferers every
where. and whose success in tho treat
msnt OF all forms OF chronic ailments
has become so well known that there Is
scarcely q hamlet II the land in which
his name Is not familiar. .
Its proprietor. says tho Heruid and
Iorehii9hf, OF Detroit, Is q man OF the
people. writes for them. and to them
tenders his eminent professional ser.
vices" His advertisements are earnest
sxhortations. Like the great revival.
lists, his enthusiasm Ia multiplied by the
unparalleled success Of his enterprise,
a. well as by the efficacy OF his reme-
dies In curing disease. The people be-
lisvs In him and his rsmedies. because.
as the New York TRIBUNE says, no sym.
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HARRY MKiaos.-The Nevada Trm-
script says: From n private letter from
south America received in this city, we
are informed that Harry Meiggs has for
some time been suffering with s~oitenine
OF the brain. lie VA not expected TO
live at one time. hut has again so far re-
covered A. to be able To DO out, although
his physicians forbid his attending 10
any business. The letter says he has
ruined his health by dissipation and
riotous living. and that he Is not only
shattered in mind and body. but in for
tune too. Tho case affords q lesson on
the certainty Of punishment following
an evil course. Fortune smiled O
him for . time. but he has at last met
with the fate his past course richly
merits. Probably George N. Pinnsy
will come out in . similar manner one
Of these days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-26

The TwxSrI.CkSr ConAok.-Thers
il considerable speculation concerning
the reason why the new t%wsnty-ceni
coin does not get into more general cir
culation. An explanation is given. as
follows: There is but one way in which
the twsnty-cent pieces can be Issued
from the Mint. and that Is in exchange
for gold coin at par. This is the law in
reference to all subsidiary silver coins.
and the tweniy-cent pieces are no excep-
ton. The Mint has turned out $751;
600 in t%wenty-cent pieces to date. OF
which some 5000 or $4,000 have been
paid out in the institution, So. 900 re-
naming in hand. and the balance hav-
ing been shipped East with other subsi.
diary silver coin in pursuance OF the
plan for the redemption Of the fractional
currency with small silver coins. The
so. 900 ON hand can BE- obtained by any
one wanting il. in exchange for gold
coin. and more will be made II desired.
to supply any demands that may arise.
II tho twenty-cent pieces are not In cir
culation IL is because thoy were not ap-
piled for; and those who procure subsi-
diary silver coin for their business pur-
poses do not desire this variety.-S. y.
Baleiin, Noe. 22d.
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We have received = copy Of Tie Gem.
. new and neat little monthly paper.
printed In San Francisco. Lula Holmes
10 publishsr. proprietor. editor and man.
ager. Il contains . considerable amount
OF good original and selected matter.
principally Of literary character.
Prics. 81 per year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-26

Tux ESoLIsu MILL. - The Reno
Journal Of the 25th inst, says: Yes.
tsrday . car load Of ore arrived in Reno
for the English mill to work. The ore
was FROM the Morgan mine, near
wsshoe. The English mill will start up
soon. and reduce ore during tho Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-26

Mn. Moopr UruIzKs A SwooS.--A
man only q few feet from the speaker
tainted. and his friends, affrighted.
gathered about him, and hundreds Of
persons sprane to their feet. "iou are
disnayed are your" cried the speaker.
almost t~auntingly. to the crowd. "You
are thrown into confusion and routed by
the fainting Of n MANLY q trance that
will resemble death for a few moments
onlyl What II that man had been struck
dsad-dsad with his sins-dsad without
repentance or confessioni Then you
might stand CHASTITY and terrified. And
how many Of you. II death should como
a. suddenly as did that fainting ft, could
rejoice over the calll" The bold move
Of the speaker gave him the control Of
the house. The swooned man was car
ried out quietly. but all eyes were nv
etsd upon the preacher. not upon the
helpless burden. During the evening
six others tainted in less conspicuous
positions. and wore borne out without
the slightest disturbance being created
30 quietly. that only the police record
told the nunbsr.-N. Y. Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-26
NOTICE.

NJ RMnERs OF the GRAND DIVISION
Nev.dai You are hereby moulded % attend the
regular meeting 10 Be- held 90 THIS (Fridsyl
kvESIh0, November -, is7s. ~ o~usieess a
the most important nature 10 10 come before
the Society. By o.ds, O. ne ,vo,~,,