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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-10
FIRE ON eRAvlEzg STREET.
Large COnnagrat1On Prevented by taac
Fire Department..

Alta quarter to O'Clock last evening fire
which at first had every appearance of termin-
ating In most destructive conaagraton, broke
out In the three-story brick building No II
Gravier street. Happily, 1t was SO skilfully
handled by the fire department under the direc-
tons of Chief Thos OConnor, that the great
calamity was averted.
nandez, an employee OF Mr.. Farbacher. who
Keeps Il bHrroom in the building adjoining the
one which was burning. He Immediately seizAd
an empty beer keg and forced opened the door
of the burning building. As the door swung
back on its hinges he was enveloped In volume
of smoke, followed by large flame pouring out
of the door.
AN alarm was Immediately sent through the
American District Telegraph Company. which
brought the Rampant street Bahcock and Capt.
ktlinskTs salvage wagon instantly to the Sc q =.
These two extinguishing machines fought the
devastating element until the fire department
arrived.
On the arrival of the department Chief
OConnor had his ladders thrown up and, con-
centrating his streams In che different stories
from spreading but extnguished the fire with
a damage of OILY $1,000 to the building,
Capt. Kalinski. with his corps of willing
workers. fought their way through the dense
smoke and saved great deal of property with
the aid IF their tarpiulins.
TIE Babcocks, under command of Capt
Grandj an. did noble. work in preventing the
fire from spreading by distinguishing small
flames In crev1caS.
The first floor Of the building and the floor on
baeco establishment by J, spiro. This gentle
mans stock was considerably damaged by both
FIRE and water: he is insured for SIS 600; $4,000
in the Mechanics and Traders, $1,000 in the PEG.
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CITY HALL.
CONTRIBUTION FOR THE SUFFERERS
SENT no THE MAYOR.

More advice was received by Mayor Pisbury
yesterday relative to preventing and curing the
fever. The alcoholic yapor and the artifcially
chilled atmosphere systems are among them.
The following more substantial contribu-
tions were also received $3.50 additional from
Mayor Latrobe. of Baltimore $4,000 from Mayor
Thos, o. Doyle, of Providence, r. L.. $1,000 of
which, 1t Ia specified, Ia to go to the Howard AS
sociation, May-r Pilsbnry will send $500 Of the
contribution to Plaauemine; $50 were received
from the Athletic Hose Company Of Amoskeag
for our e. emsn: $500 from the Worklngmen's
Benevolent Association OF savannah. Ga, for
the Screwmen's Benevolent Association Of New
Orleans; SIPS Is contributed by the proprietor
OF the Narragansett Hotel. Providence.
DR.. N. o. Walker, of Port Dover, Ontario,
writes to offer his services gratuitously, pro-
vided his expenses whilst here are paid. and
incloses a o. Canada Bank note for the relief of
the sufferers. A letter, subsequently written by
has discovered that IL he came here his, life in
aurance premium would be increased, and in
consequence, his terms. besides those first
stated, would be 6tOo month.
II. @. DICKINSON.
Mr.. r. @. Dickinson, of Union Point. Canada.
writes to the Mayor to learn OF the whereabouts
Of his brother, H. G.. Dickinson, who lives here,
but who has not been heard from In several
weeks.
REMEDIES.
We forgot to mention among the remedies Of.
| fered to the citizens of New Orleans through
| the Mayor one which consists simply in drink.
| salt pork, fried hard" Another man sends &
which cure everything from bone fe1on to
| leaking hydrant faucet
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THE ST.. GEOgeaE AssO CITATION.

This association did large amount of good
work again on Sunday and Monday.
The association b IS stopped calling upon the
Peabody Association for subsistence and will
continue to provide for their own sick and
destitute as long as sufficient contributions are
raised. Eight deaths have ccufed among the
people attended by them 500 destitute have
been fed and rations were issued for three days
to 60 persons.
The following telegram was received yester-
day by Mr.. FL. T.. Stringer. Acting Consul in this
city and president of the st. Georges:
SEPTEMBER 8. 1878.
Telegram received. VIII be published As-
sistance solicited. Contributions immediately
advised. GRUMPY Mayor Manchester.
Mr.. stringer has also received advice that the
It GeoTse Of Phiadeipa prop po gvu os On
the eleventh instant, a grand entertainment.
comp Using an OratortO al St Georges Hall, for
the benefit Of the sufferers In New Orleans and
Memphis.
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Louisiana Associated Veterans of
the Mexican War.
New ORLEANS, La. September 0, 1877

New ORLEANS. La. September 0, 1878.
At Il meeting Of the above association held on
the eighth instant, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, there are many soldiers and sailors
of the Mexican war, old, sick and infirm, in ne
cessitous circumstances and further, there Is 8
general stagnation in business whereby some
that are still able and willing to work can get no
employment; and as most, II not oil, have
that they. do not come under the head Of yellow
fever sufferers. but are still worthy objects OF
chartabl relief; therefore
sick and in1rm veterans Of the Mexican war.
6hees W ba reoege
and ackn,owledged. ,-.os o., ,
mittee:
. D. NJ Hollingsworth. 1856 Grayier.
George SWarbrick SO Camp.
Josiah Fish. Carrollton.
w. r. Mclean, SO st. Charles.
J. W. Demarest, ~ Front.
r. B Gillen 63O1z St. Denis.
J. d. 3 .sse. 1853 julia.
FL. Wedemeyer, 800 Tchoupitoulas.
John Purcell 1874 Washington.
Address of the RelieG Committee.
To the Soldiers and Sailors, of tbs Mexican War
and charitable throughout the United States:
In behalf of the survivors of those who served
in the Mexican war; We would state that many
In this city are In desf itute circumstances. We
had hoped that Congress would have grant
ed hem pitiful pension Of So a month.
would have obvated the necessity of this adj
dress to the charitable minded. for, It would
havesustained them in the decline Of life, when
they are hating feebly to the tomb, unable to
perform much manual labor in order to pro-
cure the com foIts Of life. We would not. undey
ordinary circumstances. appeal tor assistance
outside OF our city limits, bat We are now resi-
ing under q terrible calamity, the like of viii b
was never known Before. In SOL o instances
whole families have been swept away. leaving
none to mourn their memories Or claim sne
name.
We appeal to our friends abroad for aid be-
cause since the commencement OF THIS Calamity
we have assisted each other until our means are
exhausted. and II now requires every eXertlon
on the part Of those who hpve been IN easy cir
cumstances. to take care Of the LnselVes ara lam
les. Nursing and medical attendance ls con-
SANITY required from all those capable Oh ren-
dering assistance.
We appeal to gen srous public to assist those
who have periled their lives in their county
cause. but who are now poor ana too feeble to
act as nurses, but who have passed through the
yellow fever ordeal therefore cannot claim the
government bounty as yellow feveE sufferers,
bnt are worthy objects OF charitable relief
All donatiOrs or communications relative TO
the same may be addressed to D. d, HOL-
LINGS WORTH. Chairman of tae Relief Com
mittee, 1876 Gravier street. New Orleans.
The above report Is approved:
JOHN PURCELL,
PreS'den Mexican Veterans.
RICHARD LAMBERT,
Secretary Louisiana Associated Veterans Of the
Mexican " ar. sel0 1t
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
PIES and ssooo In a company supposed to be the

pies and $4,000 In @ company supposed to be the
Ffremens Insurance Company
The second and third floors, OF the bullying
ment by e. Troub His stock was slightly
damaged, being well covered and In good time
by the salvage corps. The name OF the party
The police are to be complimented for the man
ner In which they kept the crowd back from In
terferng with the firemen.
Mr.. Farbaoher had little child sick with the
yellow fever. and fearing that his establishment
would burn up bad the child carried to neigh
boris house, residing across the street.
Shortly after the fire had been extinguished
Mr.. Spiro and his bDok-k keeper put In an ap-
pearance on the scene.
They were approached by the sergeant who
ance on the building. etc. AS they declined TO
give any information they were placed in charge
Of an officer and sent to Chief Boylan. When
his mind, aud, after giving the chief all the in
formation he required. was set at liberty
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TRaEE HOW AEsHRS.

No cessation In the labors of the Towards.
In addition to the number of cases previously
on hand, an additional lot Of new ones claimed
and received attention.
The following dispatches were received
.5." MEMPHIS. September o. 1873.
j.. r. Southmayd. Seer rotary Howard Associa-
ton:
DR.. Legare telegraphed for, Send US ten first
s'''''0 NO'N,''' A.D. LANsTOFF,
President Howard Association.
HOLLY SPRINGS. September g. 1878.
a, J, Vanedgriff. President Howard Assoeia-
Since Last dispatch seven deaths and three
new cases. Many Of the sick in critical con-
sition; the rest convalescing, send sIx more
Sent back two nurses rest glonmy. Well.
COURIER. M. d.
HOLLY SPRINGS September 0. 1878.
a, j. vandegriff President Howard Associa-
Please send twenty five mattresses.
W. J. HOLLAND,
President Howard Association.
CANTON Miss September 9. 1878.
Howard Association. New Orleans:
VIZ have twenty-one now cases and four
deaths In the last twenty-four hours. Have
apnstant calls from the surrounding country.
All viii be an act Of charity to forward nurses
here at unce. I suppose the number of those
would amount to 100. Send fifteen nurses. II
aous'A '0' '0A ''''A' J. ]. LYONS. NJ. D.
CANTON Miss September 9, 1878.
AL Yandegrifr, President Howard Association
Your dispatch stating you had sent no nurses
received with deep regret. We have. twenty
one new cases and four deaths In last twenty
four hours. Spreading all about In the sur
rounding country, and calling on US for help.
The sick are lying now Ia town and we are un-
able TO attend TO them. Send US twelve or If
teen nurses those particularly willing to nurse
colored people,. q. ": THOMAS IA
President Howard Association.
GRENADA Miss. September 8. 1878.
r. R. Southmayd:
Prom pres Mt outlook. expect to have, every
thing und,r control In q few days. and nope TO
vs. "'EA "" N"'' WARREN STONE. M. D.
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Seventy-one new cases. five deaths and 1925
cases to date, is yesterdays official report of the
relief committee 7. M. G.. A. Another of the
physicians Of the committee. Dr. Cullen. has
been stricken with the fever. The committee
are greatly In need Of physicians, the number
acting with them being almost too small to give
necessary and faithful attention to the cases on
hand, and new cases are coming in every day
It is to be hoped that those Of our physicians
who have the time at their disposal. will come
to their assistance.
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TO STELLA. :"

Oh sweetest life that e'er was spun
Throughout the sllken strands Of fate:
OH softest heart that e'er was won. ..-
Thou earnest to me. too late too latel
Oh! purest hand that e'er touched brow,
Thy clasp relaxes meath the mold.
And It's caresses speak not now
70 me. In glad. glad touch Of old.
OH pnrer one than all the SHOWS,
Thy grace shall gid the circling years
With every thought Of mine that gows
For thee, the mistress Of my tears.
OH woman Of the stainless heart
Twined round my own SO strong
We never thought that we must part,
Ere yet our loves grew strong.
OH darling, [ did cling to thee
With all the eloauenee Of fear,
Unhelmed upon soul-tossed sea,
Thoust left me sinking, sinking here.
ALEX. DALSHE ELMER.
Jew Orleans. September 7, 1878.
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a Second Fire.

While the engines were at the place caused
by the false alarm, a fire broke out In the gro
Gerry store of John Long ut the corner Of
Thala and Magnolia streets.
The fire. which IL supposed to have, been the
work Of an incendiary, as the smell Of coal oil
ing, was extinguished by the Babcoeks and sal
wage corps. No. 20 hampening down the roof.
The building, which was damaged to the OK
tent Of about $500. was owned by Mr.. Pete Don
| negan. and insured for s7oo in the Hibernia In
surance Company
Mr.. Longs stock OF groceries was almost to-
| tally destroyed by fire and water. but is fully
| insured. Amount unknown.
| Two yellow fever patients who were In the
buildings adjoining the one that was on fire had
| to be removed.
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AN EXPLANATION.

In explanation of the large number of deaths
which appear in yesterdays record. it must be
said that some half dozen. at least. OF those re-
corded died and were buried several days ago
between the first and the f1fth-on the certificate
of Coroner Roche, and were not r. ported by that
official. They were taken yesterda from the
reports OF the sections of cemeteries.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF TEBREDoNNE,
Houma. september 8, 1878. !
At q meeting Of the citizens of Tsrrebonne
parish, convened this day at the courthouse, in
the town of Houma for the purpose of organ
to prevent the approach and spread OF yellow
fever that dreadful scourge now affecting this
State and others. Mr.. L. T.. Suthon. presiding;
on motion, Hon. i. s. Goode was unanimous
ly elected president, and u. W. Condor, secre-
tary, -,......- - -.
Be 1t
RESOLVED THAT this association composed of
citizens In general OF Terrebonne parish. be
known as tho Terrebonne Relief Association,
having for Its object the relief Of those who
yellow fever. should 1t make its appearance In
our midst; be 1t further
Isesolued That the president appoint COM
mittae Of ten or more as relief committee
with I'LL power to organize as aboard Of health
to solicit subscriptions. to receive Gil reports
from sick persons. TO direct the manner u ";
ministering relief, to employ nurses. physl-
clans, etc., and to perform In general the true
work Of Christian charity intended by this 1850
citation and It's subscribers.
The president, In pursuance OF foregoing
resolution, appointed the following named
persons as relief committee, viz:
Messrs. J, NJ. Dupont. G. M. Salmon. Peter
Gerger. J. P. Chanfreau. T. ,Gqnaux. 4. Bonrg
ney, r. A. Gage, Amos simms, f. G. Viguerie
and Nathaniel Clarke.
On motion. meeting adjourned subject to cal
Of President.
e. W. CONDOR, Secretary.
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A. CONTRADICTION.

Naval Officer Lewis yesterday received tele-
gram from Martin Lewis, Chicago Times Office,
containing information as to the truth OF the
report that colored people were unfairly treated
In the distribution of money and supplies.
The answer was as follows:
NEW ORLEANS, September 8. 1s78
Martin Lewis, Times Office, Chicago:
Not true as to distribution. No discrimi ma
ton in charities. All alike. Great suffering.
Need help. JAMES LEWIS, Naval Officer.
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The Razor,

Sunday night. forty-fiv miles above the city,
ON board the steamboat Belle, a difficulty took
place between two negro roustabo ats named
Gus Brown and one George. which resulted in
the latter being cu,s In the it breast, arm and
back v it'll a razor In the hands of the former.
The accused, as soon as the boat male a land
ing jumped off and effect d his escape. The
wounded man was brought to the city and sent
to the hospital
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THE THIRD WAwD RADICAL REPUB-
EECAN CLUB.

At a meeting of the Third Ward Radical Re-
publican Club held Saturday evening last the
following named were elected delegates, to the
Republican convention:
f. c. Antoine, Chas. Stewart, Ben Riley Louis
Smith. g. P. Wilson, Sam Hale. @. B. Wilson.
A series of resolutions conforming the
parties to 1t. and instructing their delegates
TO abstain from any Endorsement or approval
OF 1t.
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TINE PHGESW AGH{@.

Yesterday the Plckwiok dispensary were busy
giving out beef broth and tea. they giving out
over 200 bottles. This is the largest days work
they have done yet.
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the donations were s2s from the steamer Belle,
$50 from George T.. Smith, Collector Of the Port;
s21 from the tug n NJ. Jones, s25 from Capt. P.
A. Charlet, s25 from Capt J. +. Aucoin, s25 from
Carroll d Powell. st. Louis. and $40 from john
son & Fithian, discharRing clerks.
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New YORK. September 0. 1878

NEW YORK. September 9, 1878.
TO Francis r.. NioholIe Governor Of Louisiana;
We are authorized by the Capital Savings
Bank, Sacrame nto, GAL, to pay your draft on us
for s6GT. GEORGE s. CUE.
President American Exchange National Bank.
New York.
The draft will be drawn to-day. and the
money when received. will probably be turned
over to the Howard Association.
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Y. M. C. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Rooms 7. NJ. 9. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE,
81 Camp street. September 0, 1878.

Rooms Y. NJ. G. A. BELIEF COMMITTEE,
81 Camp street, September 0, 1878.
The following amounts have been contributed
since last report for the relief OF the destitute
sick from yellow fever:
stoutemyer & Judsou, n. o. Times. s25 90
Y NJ. y A., Chicago, III. :.'....-i...', 81 70
Am iI rlver and Bayou Manehae, contri- "
button through Capt O. $. Porter. IN m
rab ssrf'aHa Church. brooklyn: Rev D. " "
Talmadge, 2. D.; s1ol so; J. Singleton
Wilson, D. D, Baltimore So; Vest
minister Presbyterian Church, Mine
terrain Church s. s. School, Oincin-
NATL $50: Rev. D. A. Lewis Phelps.
Ontario. n. Y, So through B M, Pal
mer D. D. ...,..........:...... ........ 1872 90
Lilleneld Bros. :Pautucket R. l., through
Walter Mllardi New Hamburg, N. ". 50 GO
First CONGREGATIONAL Church q .Bing-
hamp + NJ T. through B. NJ Pal On M
Citizens OF Tending. Penn. through Hy.
Rhodes, treasurer. .............-..... 100 %
Y. M. @. A., st. Louis. ......-........-... 3s 80
Y. III. G. A., jersey City .-.........!-... 30 90
Y. M. G. A.. Bennington. Iowa. second
Z. M. 9. A. Milwaukee. second remit
lance. .......-..... ....... 40 90
Y. M, G. A., Toronto, Canada. .......- 50 90
Y. M. q. A., Cincinnati, third remittance 1871 II
Y, M, @, A., Toledo, o, second remi tance 10 90
Y. N. G. A.. q member, Pittsburgs Pa 90
7. M G. A., Erie, Pa.,.-...............-... AZ ct
Cincinnati Committee of Relief. s. Les
s. r. e BtiIl ssqf Esq., Red Bank NJ j. s25 ''' "
Ctizens Of Red Bank, by J. Fl. b.. sl05
through Vim. Simpson. New Orleans 131 90
mittanoe. ......e.... .ss..........,. rs 90
Y M q. A. Philade1Dnia ....-........,.... s 90
Y. NJ G. A., Salem, Mass, ..,.-..-......... 1876 90
remittance 49,. .--.............. 1os Al
John Seymour, Walton nurse account. 10 90
Friends OF Hope Benevolent Association.
New Orleans. .-.--...--- ...-..-....t..- 10 90
Sangannion Falls, s. s. Convention,
through Isaac r. DIller secretary. 81 30
Y M G. A. Beileyille, Observation-Disclosures. 40 s.
Presbyterian Church, Pensacola, 800; s.
Bernard, S. q lady, rame unknown
81 65, through Fl. III. Smith, D. d.. 26 S.
w. G. RAYMOND, Treasurer,
se1O II Nos 81 and 80 Poydras street,
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a False Alarm /.

The alarm of fire turned In from box t25 was
q false alarm. Officer Mullen saw O large lot Of
smoke. thought there was Q fire and sounded
the alarm. A closer Investigation. however
disclosed the fact that the smoke came from
two barrels of tar that was being burned to dis
in feet the neighhOrhOOis
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
The Plckwick Club', D,etet1e nsfspen1
NO. g EXCHANGE ALLEY,

WmE EiCRWkCh NENDS AEGGFEEC DfApE48SEgs 1910
NO. g EXCHANGE ALLEY. -
THE ABOVE ORGANIZATION WILL BE
l. prepared. on and after Tuesday. the third.
instant from 10 a. m. to D. daily. to furnish Ga
the convaeacents with Beef Soup and Beef
Tea, In pint and quart bottles, upon the pres
scriDtio Of any practicing physician, 500 1W
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&TATE-HR0USEE NOTES

Gov Nichols yesterday received the following
dispatches:
SACRAMENTO. Gal. September 8, 1878.
Hon. Francis T. Nichols. Governor of the State
OF louisiana
On behalf Of the citizens of Sacramento and
benevolent orders. we send you $667 to be dis
tributed by you in your State. In such manner
as in your opinion may do the most good to
sufferers by yellow fever. -
r. i. CAREY,
A. J. WETHBAR.
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FOR RENT.
GDpARTN EEgssHIPg.

rT7HE FIRM OF J. BURNETT & 90. IS THIS
a day dissolved by mutual consent j. III.
FRANKENBUsH has control Of its assets and
Is charged with the liquidation and settlement
Of Its affairs. j. BURNETT,
Port Gibson Miss.
Il. @. ENCLOSING.
Port Gibson, Miss.
J. M. FRANKENBUSH,
New Orleans La.
New Orleans September 1, 1878.
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pEFERRING TO THE ABOVE THE UN-
IL dersigned bpgs leave tot INFORM his friends
and those of the late firm Of J. BURNETT d
factorage and commission business for his own
account as successor to the same. under the
style OF J. M. FRANKENBUSH.
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through J. NJ. Sei1as. Esq. ....,-.- 1000 O9 4
". B.-The ACKNOWLEDGMENT of 800 on TIT =
sixth instant, from NJ ssrs. q. i N. samQ-M 81
should be SrOaa Ia. GE0t OF Newark, " 90 sa
through FL. & II. Samorg: az
New Orleans, September Q. 1878, se101
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YES TERHpAY's ROLL.
OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH.

UFFIUE BUAHU HHAbLh4
New Orleans. September 8. 1878. !
Official statement Of cases Of yellow fever re-
ported In New Orleans Ia as follows. viz:
Deaths from u N. yesterday to IL N. to-day 81
New cases. e......s...- l44
Total casns to date Observation-Disclosures .521O
Total deaths to date 1858
SAMUEL chopin, NJ. D., President.
B. I. TAYLOR M. D., Secretary.
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- ETERRTNC4 TO THE FOREGOING, THE
LII undersigned would bespeak for their for
mer partner and successor of the old firm the
continued patronage and good will Of their
friends.
J. BURNETT.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
American and Foreign Pat
ents.

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mer a. Co., solicitors. Patents procured In Al,
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charge unless tho patent Is granted. No fees for
making preliminary examinations. No addltlon.
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jected applications may be revived. Special A..
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