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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

When the question Of corporal punt.h
ment first came up here fifty Year, aye
the only voice raised against whipping
children in the Boston association Of min.
listers was that Of young divine VIII st
reputation for veracity was no bptrI
than 1t should be. "What good doe,
whipping dol" argued the young man
"PuniShments are often unjust. Why,
take my own case-my father never whip
ped me but once, and that was for telling
the truth" SWELL" said DR.. Morse, grim.
y, "it cured you, didn't i,?'-Springf.td
RsDubliean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

To Cook A KNucKLE OF VRAL.-After
washing put TO boil in enough water to
cover 1t, and cook gently until the mea,
falls from the bone easily; then take the
meat and bone from the water, chop The
meat and season with salt, adding pepper
il you choose, and while hot put into a
dish or pan; pour little Of the liquid in
which ii was boiled over it, and Their
place weight upon it and put aside tc
cool: when ready for use turn il out upon
a platter and it will make most inviting
and palatable dish OF meat. Having pre-
pared the meat, take the liquid and set II
aside in a dish to cool; then, after taking
otfany fat that may rise, use the
meat rs 4 stock for soup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

A BREAKFAsT OR SUPPER Dish FOR
CHILDREN.-Boil one quart Of milk and
add, while boiling, half cupiul OF oat-
meal, and cook a few minutes. Have
ready vegetable dish half full OF bread
cut in pieces half an inch square, and
pour the milk over 1t, having previously
seasoned 1t with salt. A free use Of both
oat-meal and beans. They are both nu.
tritiouS. Fried mush for breakfast and
mush and milk for tea are very nice, and
when desired molasses may DO used in.
stead Of milk for a change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

!. For gloss for shirt bosoms take two
ounces of fine gum arabic powder, put i,
in pitcher and pour on pint Of water
cover It and let itstand over night. Pou,
carefully from the dregs into clean bot,
lie, cork and keep for use. A teaspoon.
full Of gum stirred into a pint OF Starch
made In the usual way, will make The
most beautiful gloss on any linen or cot.
ton goods, and will make lawn look like
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

An elderly darkey wa, enquiring Of a
policeman Il he knew anything Of hi.
son Pete. Thepolieeman replied that there
was a young darkey in the lookup for
breaking upa prayer.meeting with an
axe,handle. "Dat's him." exclaimed The
overioyed parent, He told me he gWine
to muse hisseli. "-C6luabGs Ga, IaSuirer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

IT is estimated that 10000 oil wells
have thus far been dug in Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, at an aggregate cost
Of $780,, 100000. They have yielded about
49, 5000 barrels Of oil, valued at the
wells at 100000, 900, or AOO,0OO0,OOO at
the Observation-Disclosures american.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

IT is stated as a solemn truth that In.
dians never kiss their wives. All human
nature is the same, whether under white
or unprecedented complexion. But
whose wives do they kiss?- Chicago Inter.
Ocean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

THE idea Of teaching every girl to
thump piano and every boy 10 be a
book.keeper, will make potatoes worth
81 per bushel in twenty years. Joseph
Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
H. LINCEN,
1920 Market Street,
THREE DOORS BELOW MeLuRE HOUSE
MERCHANT TAILOR.
lta1e pleasure In informing my Ousto.
Hers, and the pubic in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now Ia store, with the addition every
week al such novelties US may be brought
out
Grntl,mcn will dnd In my establishment
everything that is new sly isl, or desirable
IL material, 10th OF fiOme and Foreign
"i"kr, and ut prices to suit the times,
l"''l make up to measure heavy weight
all wool suits from $50 90 upwrrds, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not he e'ctltd.
tom NY long experience in the business,
d"inv my avn cutting, selling my own
goods sud buying cxclus vrly for cash, my
r're" ~ a.e Mt the lowest point aud can
"nl . sell at The lowest figure.
lam closing out my entire stock Of FUR
NSnING GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue that branch OF business
FL LINGEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY,

By mail, IN udrpnts, pOitoOs pTPoid
~, ytar..... see. 0S DOL Three month"; ..". % @
- m0RtbFs..... e. 20 One month...".."..s 70
Delivered BY Carrien In City &c PER week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

capltal........,..,.... ...."~-.".".".m."S25o 900
This Bank Is organized anil prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all ia details
tsuceeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
. owned by the same shareholders and Is under the
anne management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of It's Cor
respondents and DePOsltorP, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes, Il hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at light no
Ceived from Banks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John K. BotsiOrd, VIM. n. Simpson,
Jacob =. Rhodes, VIM, A, Turner,
VIM. A, lBett, John l., Hobbs,
A. NJ. Adams, D, c, Dewey,
Henry NJ. harper, my?l-l4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

WEEKLY,
BY RlGil, IN Advance, poIidgs TTtpa1d'
me ytar.......... 50 si1 month";. ... u 2
10 clubs Of FlVe....-........ communist y each
In Clubs Of TenH.. ..,'....',..''''''''' ~ taCn'
in Cluba Of Twenty ,.,.,..' ,.......'"' ! ~ eacl.
Aud an extra copy to Itrlon RottiBg up Cluo.A
HEThe RlnvE prices are lnVarihblC Remit II
,uT IN, In DmIti u lCstUfhtt Money tTd,n, and
.Isu neither Of thee can 10 procured, bfnd the
Money In BFsiECtcd Letter.
iUk lNTEl LlGf ECER will prevent dslly the
ngvs In All departments, IRON all quhTttn Of
ihr world, - well rs complete record Of local
nj WEfKLY Is printed on Thundsy, and can
4, hah Of the counter, In IAld envelopes, n al y
for milling. ED- Sad O copy 10 absent JfiSNdi
.,nd T,irfhsi pih HsuI Jteh At1I
lUIElBEIs -PcnOns dSslr'ng 10 have the
UAlLY lSILIIIGAhII ltt regularly al their
i6shloros In the city nhd suburbs, eSu le
.,tVpi " leaving their AdhrIEs NJ Counting
E,nm, ~ by drop letter through the postOfltP
Il iUNl klBuTUKS..-NO H'iPntinp Will hO Iaid
f., rROrymOu, tOmmmltriIrns every article
must IL stcomT9lic by tie Srltrr' rrl hBine
nd tl1tS'
.um,n LSii,JS nv ~, IlORJ h ,k,,H>l "II.v
9 gmjhAn and AhuUh IN no u!i, }. HdiI,yrd 10
r .., Ti'rinh ~ mIr ofhs Gun by NhMs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

WEEKLY.

BY mall, In GdtaNa', ToItaOs pTdtd'
~ yrRF...~- ....SS 90 SIX mOnthG. ......"sl y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

.am,D LSiiSyS nv NJ Jl0RJJ b, ,LJ,sli>l "I,,v
6 gmjhAH and AhyUh IN no CIV b. Hd,I,.Id 10
r. 10, TiiriiHdi b, mkd Ofth, fra ny HRs
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11

Swiss scene, in which the grand tower
 ing Alpine peaks in the distance while distinctly rendered are softly blended win the eky and atmosphere and The whole brought forward in barmony to q bold rich foreground of cottages. an old mllliand n stream of water, tparlicnlarly well rendereti) foaniing along over ils rocky bed, which you can almost hear babble as il bounds along, As awhole il Is a feftiag to Inc lover of mountain scenery. Another Alpine landscape called Falls of Relchenbach," Is almost equally grand and inspiring. Indian Rock. Narragansett, n coast seepe, Is n good specimen of marine painting You can see the waves roll and the dasbilg spray, and smell the salt water A"View on the Still River, Danbury," is deci- dedly a pretty view, and we'll rendered, and should be secured by some Danbury lover of art Not to parlicularize fur. ther the collection as a whole, as n home production, has not been txcelled He exhibits also some fine photographs. MT. Couch is one who works away quietly and seldom speaks of his own work, Here was a collection that spoke for it. self t.-.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
THE FAIR.

TbeDanbury Fair of last week whs ] grand affair, and with Inc exception of Thursday. which was stormy had day. Ihe weather was good, The aitegaance on Friday was very large; perfect Jam There wns large attendance from this town nDI vicinity, Several of our cllI. zens sent articles for exhibition, and were awarded premiums Al present writing VIC have not the list from which VIC could give the names of those who sent articles, but hupe 10 hayuit before going to pless,
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11

A tramp went into genlleman's houss 1 Iu Hawley vile, and afler seating him self ordered the servant girl to get him
 some eggs and elder While ordering these things he sIlai upon the Door, and being ordered out refused to go, The girl up list and laid him out, and AS he arose Ju depart she gave him,a hnt water shower bath, that sent him away liyelier lhanhis wont E
 Mf'IL,B. Curtis and J. Newton, of New York. accompanied by Hawley Jennings, of Taunton. went out hunt. Ing on Saturday, and the two first nam cd gentlemen brought back to Dicks Hotel with them as part of their days work, nine partridges and six quail These gentlemen used guns which cost them two hundred and seventy dollars flor one. and two hundred and forty dollafs for the other As'5 v +
 A school meeting was held in North Centre district schoolhouse, Saturday evening, Mir. Simeon Peck was elected chairman, after which the object of the meeting was stated to be to consider what repairs were needed, and to devise means to accomplish the same A com. n.ittee of three were appointed, consist ing of Simeon Peck, Dr. M Judson fnd Beach Nichols. to ascertain what repairs weremeeded, and to report at future meeting. -.,,-.. -... .....
 We call your attention to lthe adver tisement, of, Simmons Liver Regulator, which appears in lthe paper of to day.
 This standard remedy, the only gen uine of which IS manufactured by l. II. Zeilin < Cn,, and of which they are the sole proprietors, does not deserve to be chased with the many ''patent" nos tIums so liperally advertised throughout the country. It is one of the very best preparations in use; and is reccomended by the regular practitioners of medicine. It has large sale, and can be found in all our drug stores. A bottle or package should be found in every family, as its iudiciouS use is almost sure to prevent a bilious attack, if taken when the symp- toms first show themselves.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
D.4NBURl NOTES.


 Our streets were crowded with peo- pie every evening last week. # .,.. .' A two ponnd and half fblack bass was caught in Still River. near Brook field last week. srL s'4
 The Nallace-Villa troupe, at the Opera House did good business during Fair week. --t D1
 It is estimated that there were 36J peddlcrs in the borough and on the Fair ground during the week -...
 The exhibition of poultry at the Fair is said tu be the largest and finest it has ever given. ,~s,r ,ls.# .. -s
 Our lookup was a popular resort for inebriated mortals during the latter part of the week ..- "..--
 No moe trouble from scarcity of wa ter. Our wells and streams are full, and the Kohauza has bountiful sup ply s saa e5s&. ....,*- +.~ -. The State Association of Congregation al churches has appointed Rev. MT. Hongh, Of this town,sa delegate to the National Council of Uongrtgationalists Lieut. Com Dickens and bride had a reception at the residence of F. s. Wild man Esq, son HFednesday evening of last week. 4 bas H;st fana3 3f@ # | E. B. Weed of Stony Hlll near the Newtownline exhibited fifty-six varie- ties of apples at our Fair Only think of deaiijehn tor any other, .Jahnl of new cider with combination of fifty. six juices. Prohibition, how cur mouth Waters..a sna id sa ahas Is,a ssf asa 'f t Atsunaway accident occurred, Thurs. day night, in which carriage was conn 1 pletely smashed. There were two ladies and one gentleman in the,carriage, all of whom were thrownsout, in front of the Wooster House. 0ne lady mad an arm broken, and was otherwise injured. We lunderstood' that they wUre from New Milford. ..issp saiasA s8isss h q 1si vi
 ! Among the exhibits at ihe Fair, we noiiceda display of grain, the product .of 1877. frum the fertile district of the Platte Valley. which we can say from .experienee is very fine section of coun. try, and well worth visiting An excnr- sion party will start soon for Lincoln .Neb. The fare for the round trip is Iionly $40. Read the advertisement, iii another column.
 + The musicians of Danbury are reheara ling thesmusical drama of sEsiher, the Beautiful Queen, under the direction oi Mir A. H. Ten Broeck, uf Chicago Thi. most popular and successful work vii be given in the Opera House, in abou four weeks, in full and elaborate eos I!temes, saild promise to be the most bril- Eliant and successful entertainments eve given in Danbury. All lovers of beauti ful music should keepin mind this grant entertainment, and attend. It will ex EceI anything of the kind ever presented before.
 Tn our desciptior of articles to b, seen.at the Fair we neglected to mention the paintings of Mir H. E. Couch Hi exiiibitiof Oil ifPaintings was very fue and surprise to many. It attracted much attention. Some of hfs specimens
 we think are exceptionally sgoosl, especi ally large canvas, oyer Hve feet lon. ] we judge, called "The W.tterhorn,"
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following Is the list Of letters re. mnlning in Inc Newtown Post Office Oct. Sst.
 Asa Burton, A. s. osborn, Welch Bros -Hsf .s Persons calling flor any of the above letters will please say "adveriisel'"
 .-. .srw z. S PECK, r. N.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
AaAaRow ESCAPE

On Friday morning. between z tsd 4 o'clock, T man employed by the Hoea. tonic Railroad Company, named Burns, while walking The section of track under his care, discovered iree lying across the track, where Il had been thrown down during the storm of Thursday nIshI, and as the carly morning freight swnGid be dee in i shofttIms. Mr Buns huffied to thc Newtown depot, and Sc, .eusel lhe asssIaeee of agent Taylor and Hubbell. wilo, after signalling lhe coming traln, went down to where the lree was, and cut il up and gol It oul of Inc way, The employment of men ;o walk the tracks, md see that everything is safe, Is Il very wise thing, and donbl' less on this occasion saved not only much property but lhe lives of those employed on the tmin. This evidence of care for inc safety of the trains and those who paironize this road,is very commendable and will always give feeling of securi' y, to passengers, s's
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
A FREE LECTURE.

Hon, 3, G. Nor,hrop, of the stale Board of Education, will give free lcc' turc Friday evening, commencing at : o'clock, in the Congregational church, subject Village Improvement Mr, Northrop has been visiting Europe. and win doabtless give some information of great value to all those who'tale an in teresl in Village Improvements, Do not forget this lecture to morrow night
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
ARRIVALS AND DEpARRTUEs.

"t Mir. & Mrs. Charles Morehouse visited New HRpen, last week. .,s,-.
 Miss Fife N. Glover left town last 'week. for Wellesley College, Wellesley Mass, where she is tp remain during the coming Winter. Miss Glover will be greatly missed by her numerous friends, who wish Der abundant success.
 : Miss ,JenE.s Pinkney, of Brooklyn, re- turned home on Thursday last, after a Ssojonrn of several weeks at Mount Pleas ant and vicinity. ,
 Miss Bessie Roberts, of Northampton Mass, is she guest of Mir. Glover Haw- ley, ..as x fss,
 MT, D. 5. Hammond and family re- turned 10 their home in Brooklyn, on Monday. Most of the family have re sided at their Summer residence, otl Washington Hill. for the last tour months and their many friends exceedingly, rc. .gret their departure. We hope to have the pleasure of announcing their arrival in the BEE, early next season. Mr. ThQs sAldis will occupy their mansion during ,shs Winter.
 M-. Geo. F. Hawley and family arri ,led in town last week and are guests oi his brother Marcus c. Hawley. Esq, fol ia. parting visit previous to their return lto6ani Francisco and their Pacific home
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
To the Ladies of Newtown and Vicinity

We would most respectfully invite you to call and examine our Fall and Winter styles Of Millinery. Ladies Hats ready-made, ikept constantly on hand Hats madette order at the shortest no tice, upon tue most reasonable terms.
 Misses H E GRIPFEN. Opposite Town Clock, Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11

rejoicing, to which lhfy all would be In. yiled, In this they were disappointed. and know they are now ashamed of their part In the transaction, This md ter has given me great deal of pain and trouble, bnt will not worry you any longer with this dumnable stuEy,n
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
To the Ladies of Newtown and Sandy Hook

have now on hand a select line of Millinery Goods, consisting of Silks, Ribbons, Velyets, Straw and Felt Goods, and all the latest novelties in Millinery Thanking you for past favors l trust you will continue your patronage.
 .. A. E. SANFORD, Miliiner, StndY hO1k
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
QUARTETTES,

2 The Lost Ship, ,.~r .-t
 ..5- .s c. 4. Rhils. Mixed or male voices. Price, eoe. With Inc Tide,
 ttss.t ta5 't.5 ...a. ,s-, c. 4. WAke. Mixed or male voices. Price, 6ic., .. Welcome Tonight Mixed or male voices Price, s5c. .- .s. .s.. IVY here the Rlppllng Waters Flow,
 Waite. Mixed or male yoiees Price S5c. z" he Fairy bout, ' ss..t usfR F0rrsstsr. Price, 50c. Shine Out, Stars,
 ,.. .Dudtes Buck. Price soc. Loves GvIden Days,
 C. D. Blaks, e Prce, 75c.
 Every uuartotte in America should order all ot the aDuse ipr Concerts, frsurais, oerena4ss os Esf49f. .t ssj tr- e-- z E-.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
SONGS

t Arshar sniIirass fnA. Esta fine song. Price, soe. Farewell, f s8Assss. 9t HS Gvahan. Soprano or tenor in ? consFsitp e BariisIs .s E.b. Price, 3ae. A~ Happy Little Maiden, -
 Very pretty little ballad. Price, sae .Nobody's Darling but Mine, .,. One of Danks' best efforts. Price. Co, Haunting Eyes,
 Ballad in Mir. Thomas's most pleasing style. Price. 4De. ... .sse- ,s.., The Rat., 2 aA 59 IT .Ho
 Giro Pinsuts Fine descriptive song for Baritone. fr,ss, DOG
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11

For want of space. several commdni- scetions lie over. Our aim will be to publish all communications that cores pondents favor us with, that are of gener- .slinterest. It is impossible to publish .!ss East as we receive them
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
,a}lr g d Fs SONGS WITH CHORUS

Take this Letter to My Mother,
 One of the most popular songs oi the aa,. pries, 4vc- Uis5 Irx .--e ,ssss=t ft Gathering Shells trom the Sea shore. NH Thopspsss.
 IMMEssE sucoEss-one hrm aloIs, II. sns4s,s ordered 10, VO0 copies. Price, 4oc. ' Sunny Eyes of Old, rEN*G& g E1a4 {6TneA 4ssV&'
 Very fine song. Price, 4oc. Sweet Birds, ' ''''
 g5.. HF s.4 George PsrsIy.
 A very elegant song companion lo Llsne Robin tell Kitty I'm Coming" Price, 3sc.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
INSTRUMENTAL.

Autograph WaIlzes, AsEe4
 Are tle most popular waltzes of tue day. 4itcs, ioc.7 .|N hugagenent Maltzes, gi ' .a,ta .,t.t- ,g..
 s-.--.- .Ssagss, ShouId yutchased by.syery pianist. rrice, t'all River Llne March,
 Fine march for piano or eabine. organ. Price, 4Ve. s-Nse4 rH se.4- - Soldier s Return, Mo1ceau de Salon,
 Khter. For piano. Excellent piano piece, not Se.y sit- nculI. frice, 5uc. 5&sRfatg tNSk@ fine Litl4e oAepherdess,
 Exceedingly bright and pretty, oi tue stslr of | n 'Ine ohepleru boy." AxIso, o0e. .5 Bird o1 the Forest, Nice summer piece. Price. Soc. #ev Night ill June, Wilssa. One of those fine, dreamy Reysr,es la Wnlse Nlison sxceis. Price, 50c. ss =s$ he Morris Dalices, .W,lsos Chalastsrispe, piece for piano: one of ths"na bury News Mans tavolites. Price. aVe. Grand Festival March, 3 #ts Played by the celebrated D. s. M! Band, W ertown. .pries, 5os, 4 .sst s...s ..r... < . .
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11

New Music selscted and Recommended Nsv Music Selected and Recommended Nss Music sslseted and Recommended
, 1877-03-29
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

-. = = :.
Saturday will bc sentence day In tho Criminal
court,
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nfenHst ~, Hsan sos' " tenoa' e0'u'"a3 " LOOK
Alter walker and h's ttonc.
r', ~. =. "t .''.,,tI 80 H.. ~" ~ 49," .A'
@e""tJ tatM W""@t p'o%'es" ING t1A8 e1se - o's'
posrd OF IN I1mos
Tic lloxultal COMMITTEES mcrls tn.dsy to tnts
sone urtIon M TIM nrnno.It,on IN nn,ch,.o lI,h,
waw,n m iir ~" ~ TX fn.nts II ,t,tr.is 'sa'
The action Of Commissioning Clcary In wiling 10
csc sleHh Fern t tsntA pet day fuG dieting pris.
with hts former actian !n ths matter. III ths io
replica that ha voted for Kern, ~ ts did for Asnow
w,,,.r .,a vryc,, ,,,,. ,,u,,a. .. AZ.
ras1t. tian.m ..in rrstos,.r 'ne
sstitur rev nors sones wiasn ths FL wcna !"
, 1877-03-29

y. Corhour w,o + CHARGED viii Gani lstsen5 II rt"
so ss. .,paf ft' IL nos' Il. # IT, r.
ioonions risazleI ind iraudulcntly converted them
Tnr rn'r i. onc Of the most intricate that eyer came
NJ iltfnrc fudge 1oncr nyeisnE nnnerp!s htl;inrts
tfanssetrns. nn! 70 mHch n!ttrd up tha u almost
dlnn nt fr rair li.e,f II Il rendered t nnfr lnts.
ente J tt fact that tr alic1et TIC larceny
aaye tecn rerEs,T";sd jny r. 'a wne ~ sne ,;nn ~.
question Of saf,tnry nitaton regarding Tho irdlrt.
fn s H. iss Fses ;es IL; se1 d. StS e.. . Sss
r,,nn1ttcl. anil, unlets snfr,o nnnsAt cau.r can u
al,nnn to hare prevented tnafrtment ,elns found
Tttt that time. pFltonsr Mill be discharged ~ tho
u she lary shond sueecea In undcr,t.nnE The sase:
they will d. nnrc than The frppFtet can d. viii, tho
!: s sta L. Il h "a, TIT pas:
e HI he Lssifls e. Heo,t ai,faatt t,,, ,c"nrsny
etathtt nn hts1n 10 per rent lntcrsk wt1e te,ntd
JndxG Cannon subsequently becane 4 asnhcnntrrtnY
and II pnvntns for hIs work An order wAs gtxen hsn.
e so sa1s ss t. III iSs cosnSs! ass
e fc 3esSone
Ena an hsur q moff attss ,sna wSh ,,s1,jxs ns rs
alef a,o II oS'nibu' S skc IT, rsn ,.casa sss
ln;,so esmo 9r sna a;kcl cosno.r f9r % If moTns5;
:sSn i: Ss.n!na Ind t. T: xisxsn!c5: Cashier Of
II. nK ~s{ W m e ny s1 tT CON- s1
enccs and e coitnnurs transactions Win Mr Alsx.
ansr and his bank. will rrEssa 10 negotiating the