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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-25
-Dobhins' Electric Soap
Saves time, "
Saves labor,
Saves money,
Saves clothes.
Saves women,
md Bagley sells it.

SYNOPSIS or Iowa TAX LAW
Surprising this To he about the time OF
year for this publication which il made
annually by nearly all the papers in
the country and then forgotten by a
great many people-we append, as
follows:
Taxes become due on the first OF
November of each year, and delin-
quent on the first of February. On
the LIST of March per cent. interest is
collected; LIST of April ? per cent, lst
of May per cent, lst of June 5 pei
cent. LIST Of July per cent, LIST OF
August per cent, 1st OF September
IL per cent, 1st of October Is pei
| cent, LIST of November Is per cent,
and 3 per cent, per month thereafter
On the Isl Monday Of October Of
each year, the lands are sold for taxes
| when q penalty of 20 per cent. at
tashss and that with the principal
draws interest mt the rate Of 10 pei
cent. per annum. On the lst OF
March after the sale, the purchaser
has the right to pay all subsequent
taxes and collect the same in
terest and penalty as on the sale
Three years after the sale the pur
chaser il entitled to deed of the land
provided he has given 30 days notice
| to the owner Of the land.
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A Terrible COngll.

How often we hear the above re-
mark during these extreme changes
of weather. Colds, Coughs and Sore
Threats were never more prevalent
among children than now. Now we
are going to urge you to try remedy
which has excited comments by ply
sicians all over the country, who ac-
knowledge their surprise at the won
derful and happy results from its use.
That remedy is the well-known prep
aration, HALE'S COUGH CORDI-
AL. Your own druggist, J. w. Tut
hill, will tell you that it is the best
cough medicine he ever sold; or will
warrant cure or return your money
to you in case of IA failure after using
half the bottle. 1t is very pleasant to
the taste, making it very desirable
remedy for children. 40-6m
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TO THE CITIZENS OF IOWA /:

THE Iowa LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY owes its existance to the convict
ion that Life Insurance should be
furnished at less rates than have
heretofore been afforded.
The originators of The Iowa Life
believed that the laboring classes, and
those in moderate circumstances, who
had been heretofore deprived of the
benefits of Life Insurance by reason of
the enormous sums required to be paid
annually, as well as the rich, should
have an opportunity afforded
them to make suitable provision for
those depending upon them, without
taking all they could save from their
earnings to pay advance premiums.
They believe if the insurance could
be called upon for small sums at inter-
walls, as they might be needed, to pay
losses only, and a fixed sum to defray
expenses, and by each policy holder
paying just share of losses as they
occurred, that no person who could
pass the required medical examination
need he deprived of Life Insurance
Policy Oh account of the cost.
At the present time there are two
Mutual Life Insurance companies
represented in this county upon the
same plan Of Insurance the Centennial
of Burlington. And the Iowa Life of
kcokuk. The latter was organized
March 3rd, 1874; has paid all losses
promptly and the number of policies
now issued at this date. Dec. 9th, 1876
| are G2oO. And as Il 5000 policy holder
can not receive in either company
five thousand dollars until there are
five thousand paying members 1T will
he to your interest to insure in the
| Iowa Life, which has double the mem
bership of any other Mutual Life
Insurance company in the State OF
Iowa.
I'd. After five thousand members
are enrolled, the cost upon a death
| dimiEishes in proportion to the NUM-
| Borrower five thousand; that is tosay, il
| there were ten thousand members the
cost would be fifty cents instead of one
dollar, and if twenty thousand, TWEEN
| ty-five cents, and so on.
Sd. A 81, 5OGPolicy holder pays only
| half as much upon the death of a
member as Il 5000 Policy holder
which is right, because his insurance
is half as much.
1. These explanations are made to
the end that every person may see fol
himself and act intelligibly without
reference to the representations OF
Misrepresentation of unworthy mel
who may have been, by chance, en-
trusted with an agency in the in
terests of the Company.
by the law of the State of Iowa it
citizens have been protected agains
loss by prohibiting Life Insurance
Companies from doing business in TIL,
State without a bona fide paid III
capital of 100000, To be perpetual,
held under the control of the State 70
indcmnifying policy holders agains
| l.aa
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SHOP LIFTING.-Last Thursday a
couple Of partially bleached XVIII
Amendments tired little game at
Perrlen Deans Store which brought
them to grief. They surreptitiously
and feloniousiy appropriated and car
ried away sundry ties gloves dc. which
they did not find time to secrete be-
fore officer Wisner had them before
the Mayor. Part of the stolen goods
were found in the hall leading to the
Mayors Office and part on the person
of one of the women. His Honor
charged them $50, which was paid the
NEXT day. Mrs. Mitchell, a sable lady
of meat and melody, who used to sling
song and suds in Upton last summer,
was one of the victims. Hathaway
was the name given by her pal, who
was neither SO black, so fat nor, il
possible, so honest, as the Mitchell.
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DEATH OF GIBSON AGNEw.-in the
Wilton Rcrei,C we find an obituary of
the above named former citizen OF
this County, who died ut his residence
in that village on the It'll inst, at the
age of eighty years. The deceased
was married in lS2s to Miss Eleanor
Smith, in Hamilton Co., Ohio, who
died only two years ago. Six sons
and four daughters survive them, two
daughters having "gnne before" The
notice referred to says.
The deceased was one of the early
settlers in this part of the state, com
ing to Iowa in October, 1852, and set
Ting upon the farm known as the
"Agnew Farm" midway between
this place and Upton, in Center town
ship, Cedar county. lie lived upon
this place ever since until last spring
when he left the farm In care of his
sons, Smith and Irwin, and moved to
town where he has since lived with his
Youngest daughter. Many times has
the traveller found shelter under his
| roof during the pioneer times, and
every one found him to be the kind
| host that he was.
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WHY Advertise.

People sometimes ask why does DIR.
r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, spend
SO much money In advertising his
family medicines, which are SO well
known and surpass all other remedies
in popularity and sale. It il well
known that A. Il. Stewart considered
ii good policy, and undoubtedly 1t
paid him, to spend many hundred
thousand dollars in advertising his
goods, yet nobody questioned the ex-
cellenee of his merchandise. The
grand secret of success lies in offering
only goods which possess merit to sus-
tain themselves, and then through
liberal and persistent advertising
making the people thoroughly ac-
quainted with their good qualities.
Men do not succeed i'm amassing great
fortunes, establishing thriving and
permanent business, and founding
substantial institutions like DR.
Pierce's Grand Invalids' Hotel at Buff
falo, which cost over two hundred
thousand dollars, unless their business
be legitimate, their goods meritorious,
aud their service which they render
the people genuine aud valuable. DIR.
Pierce does not attempt TO humbug
you 10y telling you That MS Gaiden
Medical Discovery will cure all diseas-
es. He says, "if your lungs are half
wasted by consumption, Discovery
will not cure you, yet as a remedy for
severe coughs, and durable bronchial
throat, aud lung affections, l believe
it to be unsurpassed rs a remedy"
The people have confidence in his
medicines because he does not over-re-
commend them, and when tried they
give satisfaction. His Medical Adviser,
a book of over nine hundred pages,
illustrated by two hundred and eighty
two engravings and bound in cloth
and gilt, is offered To the people at 30
moderate a price lSl.5a, postpaid, }
that it is no wonder that almost one
hundred thousand have already been
sold. His memorandum books are on
every druggists counter for free distri-
button.
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FRANK GooDENoUGH was the name
given to Justice Tuthill last Thursday
by young man who was arrested the
day Previous at Wilton for stealing q
gold watch and lot of butter from the
residence of VIM. III. Snyder on the
sth ult. The evidence proved the
fellow to be bad-enough, whether he
is Goodenough or not; for while in
court man recognized on his person
clothing stolen on the 18th from the
house of Johnson Spear. Two com.
mitments, under $500 each time, and
fine prospect for Anamosa, are Good
enough's present outfit.
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COMPLETE INDEMNITY.

The following citizens, well known
throughout the State, advanced the
required capital, and organized THE
Iowa LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
bonds by its State deposit, as required
by law, for the faithful performance
Of their obligations.
Caleb Baldwin, Council Bluffs. Ed
win Manning, Keosauqua, A. G. Rob
erts, Fort Madison, James f. Cox,
Keokuk, Edward Mumm, Ke0kuk,
Oscar Kiser, Keokuk, Geo A. Wells,
Fairfield, Isaac Pendelton Sioux City,
William Leighton, Keokak, William
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Happy lnfiuence Of u Great
Sncci(sc,

For the preservation or recovery ofhealth and
strength, the diet should he wholesome and autri-
tious. when it happens that tue aimenrary process
scs are disturbed by improper or half masticated
hot the best remedy for the evil results Of abus-
ing the digestive organs Is Hostetters Stomach
Bittcrs most agreeable. prompt and gentle rene
dy for dyspepsia, and for the bilious and evacuative
Irregularities which result from it, The liver and
bowels. in common with the stomach. ex experience
its benehcent Influences. The refu.e OF the system
Ia carried of through its natural outlet healthy
How and secretion Of Of the bile Is promoted and
powerful impetus il given to assim flation In con
sequence Of It's use 1t BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the
bladder and kidneys when inactive, and by its
ionic and regulating action fortiheds the system
against malaria,
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The following preamble and resolu-
items were unanimously adopted by
the Board OF Supervisors this, Thurs
day, morning:
WHEREAS, Cedar county, at the June
meeting of the Board of Supervisors,
made contract with Il. KING to
erect wrought-iron bridge over the
Cedar river: and
WHEREAS, Said bridge being now
completed and having stood the test
of about forty tons weight per span
without any perceptitle effect, there
fore,
itesotred, That Mr.. Geo. +. King,
Agent OF Il. King, has fulfilled in eve
ry particular his contract, and has
built good and substantial bridge
according to eur Judgment.
\. T.. SMITH, Chm.
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CAss township built this fall neat
school house in the district just west
of the new bridge. Mr.. Sewall Cover
was the mover in the project, as well
as the designer of the house-which
is 2ix30, with an ante-room 9X9. The
walis are Wainscoted to the height OF
of the window siiis, and the furniture
is of the newest and best character
II looks well.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CEDa Il
Co. FINE STOCK BREEDERS AssoCIA-
TioA,-The annual meeting of the
of the Cedar Go. Fine Stock Breeders
will be held at the Office OF Piatt &
Carr, in Upton, on rhnr-9ay, Feb.
18th, 1877, ut 10 o'clock Il. in. All
persons interested in the breeding OF
ii. w. BAILEY, ii. &. PIATF,
Sct'y Pres
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and nm additional sum Of TEN CENTS
ON each assessment to pay the expen-
ses of collecting the same The age is
always reckoned at nearest birthday.
VIM. Nc MILAN and j. II. Weimer
Agts. will remain in this county
short time, in the interest of the Iowa
Life; look to your own interests and
insure in the Iowa Life, ofKeokuk the
the Oldest and most reliable mutual
company in the State.
For further information address
j. NJ. SHAFFER, Sec'y, at Keokuk, or
Vim. MCMILLAN,
District Agent for Muscatine, Cedar
and Louisa counties, at West Liberty
Iowa.
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Co-op.RATIvE ASSOCIATION. - A
meeting of stockholders of Upton Co
operative Association will be held
over store room on Monday, February
18th, 1877, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and
Immediately after adjournment the
trustees will.meet at same place TO
transact important business. A full
attendance ut both meetings desired.
- II. BRiTGHHR, Pres.
w. T.. McCRosKEy, See. 3..a
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TIE advertisement Of the new firm
of Churchill a. Thorn appears In an
other part of this paper. They will
continue the general hardware, stoves
and tinware business of Thompson Il
Churchill at the old stand, trying by
good goods and low prices to merit
an increase of patronage. Roth mem
bers of the new firm arc we'll known
MIR. Churchill by his connection
with the business heretofore and Mr..
Thorn, as longtime y farmer and re,
spected citizen Of Massillon township.
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-McKay's Chinee Oil, one of the
best liniments ever offered to the pub
lie, is for sale by all druggists. 1t has
been thoroughly tried and approved.
$40 will get policy of $3.50, or S2a
q policy of 5000 in the Iowa Life.
Read adj, or see VIM. Mcmillan, Dist.
Agent at Palmer House, or DIR. ii. H.
MAYNARD.
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CHAMPION HoGs.-York Prairie
claims the champion carload of hogs
IN lot Of forty-seven, which Mr..
Frank Walker, of that neighborhood
bred and fattened and sold this fall
to n. Stanton. They kicked the
beam in Upton at an average weight
Of 436 pounds; and until somebody
can raise those figures Mr.. WALKER
aud York Prairie will have to wear
the belt on the hog question.
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Potatoes at Bagley's.

BRICK.-Wm. Kettell, one mile
southwest of Upton, has now on hand
$50, 900 No. brick, for sale low in
large or small quantities. Can be de-
livered at any time SO that farmers can
take advantage of winter leisure and
good roads. 3m49
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The Clinton i,apefs are agitating
the question of "a new jail. Two tiers
of iron cages, built inside the stone
walls and ventilated and furnished
with latest improvements is what
they want, and they say this will cost
only 5000. Cedar county will have
to get through with bridging before it
can go into the Jail business.
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Justice McGee joined Jerome
Crook and Ella Burton, both of Jones
county, in the "hoiy bonds Of matri-
mony,n at the Fleming House last
Monday.
The Superintendent of the Poor
House has already obtained an ex-
cellent home for the little girl, as re-
quested through these columns two
weeks ago.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, at the home Of the
brides mother in Center township, by
Rev. j. r, Dickey, Mr.. ALoNzo II.
KINNEY, of Fairfield township, and
Miss CiDNEy MORGAN.
On the 18th day of January, 1877,
ut his own residence near Upton, by
Elder A. G. Garner, Mr.. THEoPILUs
VINCENT and Miss ELIZA j. WAL
TIERS, both OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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THE Most DESIRABLE STOVE To
BCY.-AIl our customers agree i'm say
ing that the Charter Oak is without
used or sold, and believe its large high
oven, ample warming closet, and al
excellent Reservoir. make ii the mosi
desirable stove that housekceper can
b,iy
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Nothing like advertising. Lang
found his dog in three days. The man
who made the $40, however, didn't
take the paper and was enabled to
realize through the kindness of a
neighbour who did. The tirst draft on
that $40 should have bcea 10 pay a
years subscription I" the ADvEn-
TTSyIt
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.ALoNZo SHAW. +.

They don't cay much about the
narrow escape which the M. f. church
had last week when coal fell out of y
furnace and burned clear through the
floor.
II. D. Greenhow, an experienced
and capable tailor has taken possess
ion of the room over Bagley's grocery,
formerly occupied by MCGEE, and will
promptly meet all orders for work.
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MARRIED.-Miss Effie Ingman left
her fathers house last Monday morn
ing, and the first intimation he re-
ceived of her whereabouts was a re-
spectful letter from herself and hus-
band next day. Mr.. and Mrs. Soudans
have since returned to Upton and are
aware that they might just as well
have been married here in the first
place-but they are married all the
same, and have the romance of mild
elopement into the bargain.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURoRs.-A
week ago last Saturday the Auditor
Sheriff and Clerk drew jurors for the
next term, Of District and Circui,
court, as follows:
Grand JRors-Wm. f. Hahn, viii
hanson Helmer, s. A. Dutton, Mar
shallss Walliek, Jonathan Crosier
Joseph Lee, A. Pfaff. r. 7. Anderson
Jno. c. Lyle, Lawrie Tatum, w. b
Ackerly, VIM. l.. McCroskey, Jas. I
Hudelson, Gabriel Sawyer, G. w
Reeder.
Petit Jurors for FEB. term of Grcui
Contributed Garner, b. +. Davis
Thos. James, g. T. Sterrett, A. b
Kelly, ID. G. Myers, Jas. Newcom
Pearl Garner, Isreal Gaskell, John
Mathews, Jonathan Kirby, Peter
Belgard, w. S. Robinson, Fred Con-
rad, J. ID. Argo, S. I. Faurot, How
ard Deming, Daniel Whitney, Robt
Maxwell, Henry Bittle, p. S Moore
Blackburn Wore, ID. w. McCroskey
z. Cook.
Petit Jurors for Nay term Of Distric
Cowt-G. S. Andrews, John Morri.
son, J. III. Monk, James Mann, Geo.
sahey, c. NJ Wiley, Joel FARES,
Marion Fulwider, VIM. Cook, S. II.
Lichtenwalter, w. c. Hoskins, A. J
Sawyer, d. p. Cantrall, Jno. f. Mich
ener, VIM. Brown, Jas. Gano, Jhos
Nelson, M. ID. Keith, l.. +. Elliott
Chris Rohlfs, II. A. Davidson, NJ. v
Scott, G. A. Guthrie, Elijah Garrison
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The full text of the conference bill
for counting the Electoral vote is pub
lished on the outside of this paper
Read and reflect.
w. l.. McCroskey advertised
Berkshire hogs for sale, and sold sew
enteen inside of two weeks. If you
have anything you wish to sell, adj
vertise it!
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression: aweak exhaust
ed feeling, no energy or courage; the result
OF mental oser.work intersections or excuses, or
some drain upon the system, is always cur
ed by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
20. II tones up and invigorates the system,
dispells the gloom and dependency, Inn
parts strength and energy stops the drain
snd reiuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold by dealers. Price. el.e0 per
single vial. or $500 per package of five vials
and $500 viailof powder. Sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COMPANY,
ly25 $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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NoTIcE.-All persons interested are
hereby requested to observe the or.
dinance of the town Of Upton in re-
gard to keeping open saloons, restau'
rants and other places of business on
Sunday, and notified that unless the
law is complied with complaint will
he made against its violaters.
MANY CITIZENS
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Where is the Lecture Bureau !?

AUcTIoNEER.-J. L. Davis, Of In
land, this county, desires to offer to
the public his services as auctioneer.
He has had experience, can give the
best of references, and will do all kinds
of business in his line on very reason
able terms. Write to or inquire al
Inland p. O. 3m4.
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THE Rev. Mr.. Miller, at one time
p. f. of Davenport District, is now
located at Scion, Johnson county, and
breaches once each fortnight at the
Gunsolus school house in Cass town
ship. Mr.. Miller's wife; we are in.
formed, is a sister to d. r. Locke,
Petroleum V. Nasby).
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A load ofhay Turned a nice SOM
ersault on thestreet Thursday p. m. 1t
was so well bound that it didn't scat
ter, and hitcling the team to the side
the driver pulled it right side up
again in three minutes.
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10 RENT have a western farm
to rent--good land and la2 acres inn
proved. Apply Immediately.
III VIM. DEAN.
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FARM FOR SALE.-We have for sale
at a bargain the $ |, see. altp. 81 r 8,
being a well improved farm of 100
acres, about two miles from Upton.
WOLF Il IaSpT.
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Genuine maple syrup at Bagley's.
Owing to a bad attack OF "bridge, !"
the letter of JONES' et ali, must be
laid over one week.
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WANTED. Done thousand hides, for
which the highest market price will
be paid, at Stewards shoe store. If
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HIDEs.-B. Lang has contract for
two thousand hides and will pay the
very top Of the market for them
Don't sell till YOU see him. lewis
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FRESH Cows FOR SALE.-J. Agne
will sell at private sale, at his
place, six miles west Of Upton, thirty
head of first class mich cows. several
of which are half breeds and extra
good mixers. Fresh cows now on
hand. 3w3 J, ACNE.
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CUsroMwoRK.-F S. Lowe, having
opened a Boot and Shoe shop at Cedar
Bluffs. will do all kinds of custom
work in the very best manner. low
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EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT

On s., 500 Policy, Annual Payment
of $500. On 5000 Policy, Annual
Payment of $500.
These dues, with the membership
fees as above, are all that will ever be
required for expenses of management.
The limit of risk on any one life il
5000. On females, $500.
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LosT.-fn or about the NJ. +.
Church, last Saturday night. gold
brcast-pin. The finder will confer a
favor upon the loser by leaving it at
this Office
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Mr., Greenhow, the tailor, comes
here from Clarence, and will remove
his family next week,
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III those indebted to y. J. Ean
.Slyck, are requested TO call and settle
up their account before February Isl,
as contemplated business change
makes IL imperatirely necessary.
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Meetings still continue mt the NJ
+. Church. with increasing interest.