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IT can BE CURED,

TTesn be cured. There auo doubt about Il, Tho
CAL CuRx ZOE CATAkRH h but silght evidence OF
what may follow peralStent use OF this remedy.
me hard. IneTusted matter that has lodged IN the
the liberation and Inflammation subdued and
beAledt the entire membrAnous lInlngI Of the head
ton ID that of powerful purifying agent, destroy.
Ing 10 i1 eour5e through ne systSm ne aetd
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POLITICALLY,

we are about as other folks. Candidates
are as thick as the grounds in u cup Of
the coffee you pay fifteen cents for at a
railway lunch stand. For the County
and Circuit Court Clerkships there are
30 many Democratic aspifants that l
have ceased 10 count them. II ia pretty
generally Understood that the Republi.
cans will run the present incumbents,
Mesers. Crane and Lott, and the Demo.
Gratis who can beat them will have to be
very good men indeed. Both gentlemen
are very popular, and, il nominated,
will undoubtedly secure the election. l
have heard several spoken Of for the Leg.
islature, at least among the Democrats.
/ know Of no Republicans who seek the
Office.
Ihsye heard no Republican mentioned
particularly for
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NOVEL MODE

ia adopted by our eountrywomen for car
ryiug eggs TO market. The other day 9
ponderous lass rolled herself into one Of
our stores aud put the inquiry If any
eggs were wanted. On being answered In
the affirmative, without further prelimi,
naries, the buxom maid began TO unbut-
ton the front Of her dress, little needing
the bushes that made beautiful the
youthful face Of the clerk, and took
from her bosom three dozen hen eggs and
placed them upon the counter. The
clerk was so astonished at the unlock
ed for proceeding That he scarce knew
what to do. He looked at the ceiling, and
then at the female, and then at the eggs.
He heaved sigh and then Unsigned what
beautiful mach it would have been for
fellow 10 squeeze her while thus laden
ed. After he had given her the snuff she
wanted tor the eggs and she had depart
ed, he::looked after her, sighed and said
swell, the. phonograph Is certainly a
wonderful thihg, but I'll be DANCED u
that don't throw 1t into the shadeP
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OUR NORMAL SCHOOL

now numbers over two hundred students,
and Is an institution Of which the entire
State may well be proud Of. The grad
uating claas this year will be large and
the Commencement exercises unusually
interesting. Higher courses have been
introduced and the school promises to be
before many years, the foremost institu-
ton Of learning in the State. 1.-THE Leg.
islature had done its duty, 1t would have
been now far in advance Of any institu-
lion as regards grade, as it Is now in re.
gard TO members. s.
Come to Eairmont and observe what a
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A CALICO PARTY

is to be given this Tuesday, evening in
the Town Hall by the ladies Of FAirmont
Tor the purpose ofraisipg sufficient money
to finish paying for the flag they propose
to present 10 the Davis Light Guards.
The boys ordered their new parade caps
day or 80 since, and, l believe, intend
to 90 to Wheeling on the S0th to particle
pate in the sham battle.
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IS been a great amount Of
sickness

here for some time past especially among
the younger portion oil the population,
the measles having laid violent hands
upon them. Nearly all Of DR.. Blair's
school has been "down" with that disease,
and II is surprising to see the number
there Is that have "neyer had 'em," until
they become grown.
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DHGNrx SALOON 4 RESTAURANT
No, g. WARRINGTON HALL.

his stahlishmsnt has ben Atted up rSg1rdlea
of tTpenSs, and d without doubt the hGndsomost
md most altraettVe place Of The lind In he dty.
md ogln. Clam sOup sHGy nGning md sreu-
ink, my1
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OUR EAIRMONT LETTER.
Local, Political, and Other News
From the Mountain City.
FAIRMosT, W. VA, May Il.


corupondspce Of the Int.lIspnoG.
Notwithstanding the fact that We have
a town proyerbial for its quietness, occa.
sionGlly somsthing happens which Is
worthy to be chronicled. As a general
thing times never are lively in this sec
ton Of the state except on such occasions
rs circus show or on court days. Al
though circuses have been on every aide
Of rs this year We have not yet been bless
ed with visit from one. They are evi-
IDENTIFY holding back for blackberry sea-
son. However, during the past week or
two the Circuit Court has been In pro.
gress, with Judge Hoge upon the bench,
(he holding Court for Judge Fleming) and
adjourned Saturday, having disposed Of
quite = number Of cases. Among the
most important cases which were decided
last week was that OF D. w. Brodie Va.
the Town Hall Company, Mr.. Brodie
sueing for balance due him for the car
pentar work upon the hall. Judgment
was rendered in favor Of the plaintiff for
about $3.50.
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FINANCIAL.

m Alsf d Orslllnd and Prepared 70 transact
GaAaos Of bGnktng IN all IL dstalla.
AErSatI The Flint National BAN Of Wheeling
lIrad y he uns ihArShodsn and d under thS
= aiafnEhL
y TtslI fEglrilng the interests Of Ito Cor.
sS,e;aa and Deposition, and BY q prompt and
- uszt1n oi their Silhes, Il hopes 70 merit
Gsl nd ennadenoa.
ssats4 hlI discounted.
$3.50. lStn.i nude on ali points Throughout ths
gtSG AceoGn1 subject TO check At ,i,ht 70
49, ~ az Blan, Bankers, Films, Corporations
!, ss.1iSd DsPodt I-usd payable 90 demand
a'GH LOTA q spsciAl Deposin.
n nuIIoE:
- ! RA4a, wa. 4. TurpT.
t John L Hob6S,
a., o. c. Dewey.
~ :: atpei. J my7i-dAE
III JOsEPH sKTBorLD,
HHTLLr, Grr,ox LAVE
hLhn Hnrrw.Ir
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Each package contains Or. sanford5 Improved
cAse1 Price, 81, For sAle by all Wholesale and 70.
tall druggists and dealers throughout the unlted
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. MiIs.
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The Operative
NEWSPAPERS.

II has been asserted that one-half Of all money
paid By Ges York advertiser fof advertising out
ode Of that city goes TO the Co-cperGi " hesPa-
pdI.
II this statement d true there 10 no oeeaAon ioi
aurpTiie that prominent papers which are still
charging war prices for advertising feel called upon
10 abuse rival with which they And Themselves
unable 70 maintain 4 competition. -a-
full paTtIeu Afs about the Cooperative GeEspa-
tera tcStIher with catalogues and advertising ntes
mailed uos On application 10 BEALS 4 fu5EER,
General AgentH asleriegA RtNgpgpr UhiOH, II
Snfuee strecf, neg YORK.
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Ipdnrsad h1 a Prominent Drneeiat.

Thereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
tho RADICAL CuIE OF me. and ffom time % time
ment 70 be true 10 every particular.
FIfcnBul1, Oct. II Jas. Y. DERBY.
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" Inst Cans On the wheeling a Elm Grove r.
Il. viii run n followI Cars viii leave The City
teoTner Of Market and Eleventh. sts.l and stamm's
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THE HYGEEA HOTEL

Situated within 100 ysriI Of Fort Monroe 0pSn
all the yeAr, With ample opadty f0r GO guestl.
Hn all modtfn improTtmsnts, elevator, ghs and
electric hefI in ,TefV roam. Ulief btthsroonl
and elOseta On elch door SlI daily mlils, and
en- IInd dIily, except SundfY, 80 yards from the
door, Superior beach for bithing n door-stepl,
and good from Nay until hOyUmbef. BOlting;
hihinR and driving especially attractive, Send
for circular describing hTslenie adTnntages Term!
81 % 10 - 20 Per day, aeeorting 70 location o.
MS q. PH0EBUS. ProprletoE.
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CoseRIssIoNAL HoNoRs.

Our Republican organ, the Rea Vasi>
mia, seems to want Marion county man,
butts not particular whether he Is Re.
publican or Democrat. The editors
make mention Of no Republican, bat
when they hear prominent Democrat
suggest another prominent Democrat for
Congress they endorse the Esuggestion in
their paper, eulogize the candidate TO the
skies and toady around him in manner
SO becoming in . Republican organ-and
all because the gentleman mentioned
gives the Rst Virginia Office his job
printing, and confers few personal
iaYors upon them. The
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PRICE, Is CENTS.

De careful to call for corLrxg' votTGIo PLATTER
lest you get some WORTHLESS imitation. Sold By all
Wholesale and retail druggists throughout ths
United States and CanAdEs, and bY WEEKS 4
POTTER, Propdetors, Boston, Mas.
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YOUTHFUL JoURsALIsH

are too apt to acknowledge, unconscious.
ly Of course, that they are the victims Of
Suck" II they desire the support Of
their party they should work more to its
interests. It Is very hard, at present, TO
tell what the political complexion Of the
Vnginiaa Ia by reading 1t. tits all right
to be liberal in your views, but in pub.
fishing party organ there Is such q
thing as being too much 40. JOHN.
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No 10 on saturday night has no connsction i9
ChIeAso or sandnaky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on al night trains.
cIoss connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and North Sest, making as
desifahle route for eolonists and peisous moving
70 the great West, and TO whom particular atten-
tlon ID given.
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4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
/ HnRAARn TLMR nARn
| Aooon. AAlI. EIrRlsL

On and after May 10th, 1871, TnlnI will run
daily Except Sunday As follows, viz:
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MARTIN,S

On Tie PFeml'e', or By mall Al BFidgepoFt, Q
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-14
relegraphtc Brevities.

FITCHBURG. Mass. October l4,-The
wooden mills of Gilchrist & Jones, the
damages are $4,000 by incendiary FIRE;
insurance $4,000.
Boston, Oct. 14.-Dispatches from
along the coast continue to report great
loss of property on the sea and shore.
PoTTsvILLE, Oct. l4.-The First Ma
tional Bank of Tamauua has suspended.
VINEYARD HARBoR, Oct. l4.-In a
gale Saturday the schooner Eta Stinson
was capsized and the captain, his wife, and
five seamen were drowned.
New YORK, Oct. l4.-Jesse r. Oakley,
defaultiug cashier Merchants Exchange
National Bank, who fed to Europe il
1870, and who returned recently and
pleaded guilty, was sentenced to-day IL
the u S, court to Eve years at hard labor
in the Albany penitentiary.
DETROIT, Oct. l4.-The great cricket
match between the Australian eleven and
eighteen Of the Peninsular club of De.
troit, was commenced at 10 o'clock thi
morning. The Australians won the tos;
and sent the Peninsular to bat; first in
ming, Peninsulars scored 80. The attend
ance at the grounds is large, and tn,
weather is superb.
New York, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Jennie r
Smith, indicted for murder of her husband
police officer Smith, was arraigned to da.
in the Hudson county court. N. j. I
plead; she uttered loud cry as sh
answered mot guilty sir" she hal
swooned as she rose to leave the cour
room and leaned heavily on the arm of tb
officer who led her out, Her wailin
could be heard for long time.
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Consumption can be Cured.

Scbenck'S Palnaonic Syrup,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic.
Schench'S Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Cons Imption.
Frequently medicines that will stopa cough will
occasion the death Of the patient they lock up the
liver, stop thecirculation of the blood hemorrhage
follows, and in fact they clog the action OF the
very organs that caused the cough.
oliver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes oi
two-thirds of the cases of Consumption. Many
petsons eomplan OF dull pain IN the eide, consti-
patton. coated 10 lgue, PAIN in the shoulder blade
feelings of drowsiness and restless the food lying
heavily on the stomach, accompanied with acidty
and belehing up of wind.
Tie symptoms usually originate from a dis
ordered condition of the stomach torpid liver
Persons so affected, If they take one or two heavy
colds and If the cough in these be suddenly
check ed win nd the stomach and liver clogged re
naming torpid and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass of sores, anJ
liberated, the result of which is DEATH
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectoran
which does not contain opium or anything Calculat-
| ed to check cough suddenly.
| Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aio
digestion, and creates a ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are tcostlve, skin sallow, o.
| the symptoms otherwise of bilious tendency
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
| These medicines are prepared only by
| j. H. ScHENcK, & Son,
l N. 4. corner Sixth and Arcn Sts.. Phila
1 And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-ln the Filz John
Porter case, to-day, Gen. Jubal Early, who
commanded brigade in Stonewall Jack
sou s corps, testified to events of August
90, 1862. He said his impression at the
time was that Jackson's operations we're
made with the design of misleading Pope.
On the night of August 81 Jackson's army
was at and near Manassas. and witness was
walked up by the noise of the destruction
of federal ammunition. Jackson's move
ment was. the result Of the capture Of
Federal ldispatches. There was nothing
10 the nature of retreat by jackson be-
tween August 81 and 81, nor was any
such purpose entertained. at the con-
clusion of his evidence General Early made
a statement outside of his evidence, which
be said was in justice to the memory OF
Generals jackson and Gregg. The for
mer's official report contains an error OF
statement which was to be explained by
the fact that it was written by a staff Off
Ger who had not received military train
ing.
New YORK, Oct. 12.-In the billiard
match to might, 500 points, between Sex
ton and Rudolph. the latter had made 81
to the formers 25, when Sexton added 2l6
points iu one run and little later was 43e
to 39l for Rudolph, who then ran
out, defeating Sexton.
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YELLOW FEVER,

DRY GROVE, Oct. 12. Three new cases
and two deaths.
Application for relief to the Young
Mems Christian Association Society nine; d;
Towards, four. Twelve nurses were sent
to-day to Pearliugton, Miss, German City
and Pattersonville.
MEMPHIS. Oct. l2-Twenty physicians
of the Howard medical corps report 76
new cases, forty 10 the city AM sc outside
the corporation line. Weather clear and
cold.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l2.-Yellow fever
deaths in the past week, 81.
New ORLEANS, Octt 12.-Patterson-
vile, two new cases. Pocohoc-three
deaths yesterday Biloxi-fve new cases,
three deaths. DR.. N. Fl. Prewitt, the
most prominent physician of the place
died to-day. His brother. DR.. T, T.
Prewitt, is now improving. Weather
chilly. with prospect of turning cold.
Meridian-total deaths 26. now sick, 72.
Tunica-the yellow fever is among US.
Five deaths at Acklens yesterday. Bay
st. Louis-uine new cases, two deaths.
Greenville-ten new cases, two deaths in
the past "a hours. The deaths include
DR.. Archer. Total deaths 27S. The fever
| is spreading through the county. IhlbO~
deaux-sixteen new cases, three deaths.
| IOsyka-niDe new cases, FIVE deaths.
Beech Grove, Miss, seventy cases oi
fever aud fifteen deaths have occurred.
Leblanc Church Nine new cases, two
deaths in the past two days.
VICKsBURG, Oct. I2.-Clear and COO
all day, and good prospects for a light
frost tonight. A few new cases are re-
] ported in the city to-day, all of them ref
ugees who have been driven back from
the couatry. -Four deaths to-day. The
city is gradually assuming its regular az
pearance. Business houses are nearly al
Iopen. Some cotton is coming in b.
wagons and some by railroad. The ma
tional relief boat has arrived from Crane
Gulf, where she went to discharge sup
plies for Port Gibson.
/ New ORLEANS. Oct. I2.-Chas. Fisher
assistant chief operator of the Western
Union telegraph Office, is down with tn
|. fever.
LA Four CRossING, Oct, 12.-Jas
Henry, telegraph operator. died of yello'
fever.
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Tires.

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. l2,-A Free Press
special from Battle Creek, Mich, says:
a drug store. dwelling house, millinery
shop, agricultural building and barn were
destroyed bv fire this morning in Bedford
township Total loss $l2, 900; small in
surance. The origin of the fire is unknown.
ST LOUIS, Oct. IA Leavenwortb,
Kansas. despatch says the residences of
NJ. D. Fletcher, Mcneil, Clough and NJ D.
Staigher, together with their contents,
were destroyed by fire this evening. Loss,
$4,000; insured for $4,000.
DUBUQUE, Oct, 12.-Tbis evening about
$50 fire broke out in the building oc.
cupied by Harris Bros, dealers in paper
and rags, and owned by Mrs. Il. Ken
uedy. A heavy wind was blowing at the
time and the fire soon spread into the build
ing occupied by G. Kuntz, carriage manu-
facturer. and Pritchard Bros, manufac
turers of carriage tops. Both buildings
are total wreck. Loss estimated at SIS
900; insurance $8 500.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-In the free-for all
race Protine. Little Fred, Bonesetter,
Adelaide, John Fl and Lew Scott came to
the front. Little Fred and Bonesetter
were each credited with one yesterday.
The third heat was won by Protine in
2:203, Bonesetter second The fourth
heat was won by Protine. Time 2::22. The
fifth was dead heat between Bouesetter
and Protine. The sixth heat was won by
Protine, Little Erred second. Time 2;224
The seventh heat and race was won by
Protine, Little Fred secoud,
The next race was a special trial OF
Hopeful for purse of 81 900 to beat the
best wagon time on record. The first heat
was made in 2:164 and the second and
third in 2:l7 each. Hopeful and Great
Eastern leave for New York Monday.
Rarus will trot against time at Omahs
next week,
Sweetzer, the great PAGER, was pur
chased to-day MIR. Perrin, of New YORK
Price not known.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. l4.-The Post says
the secretary of the treasury, Sherman,
to-day met by appointment representative
bullion brokers to confer as to the best
method of buying silver bullion; it is un>
derstood the plan will soon be adopted by
the treasury by inserting in the proposals
to sell silver that purchases will te
made from the person or firm making the
best offer. The secretary later had a con-
terence with the members of the old 43
per cent. bond syndicate, who urged upon
him the advisibility of prepaylng called
500 bonds not yet matured, and amount
ing to fifty million dollars just as present
ed with interest up to date of presenta-
ton; the secretary holds the matter under
consideration.
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LoUIsIAHA.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-The following
card comes from the republican committee
appointed to examine the charges against
Ackliu:
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10. 1878. We
have carefully examined the document and
affidavits submitted to us by DIR. Acklin in
the alleged seduction case, and it is our
conclusion that he is innocent of the
charge, and we are also convinced that the
party who lately stirred this matter mp did
it for blackmailing purposes.
lSigned. Michael Hahn, George L..
Smith, Henry G. Dibbler, A. j. Sypher.
We concur with the rest of the commit
tee except to that part charging black
mail We are of the opinion that Smiths
motives were revenge.
Morris Marks, Jack Wharton.
Mr.. Acklin publishes card to his con :
stituents in which he says:
When returned from the North some
weeks ago learned for the first time of
the revival of this vile SANDER, which was
exploded long ago. Being advised that it
might be we'll to submit the charges as a
social question to two com mittees, one COM
posed of prominent republicans and the
other of prominent democrats, and to avoid
criticism from my political enemies this was
done. The report of the republican COM
| mittee is before you. The democratic COM
mittee construed their power as extending
to a political decision and gave their opin-
ion on that point which was not favorable
to my continued candidacy for congress, in
the face of the SANDER. | denied by let
| ter their right to pass upon this feature of
the case alone and requested that they con-
6ne their decision to social question. and
| if any member of the committee should
refuse to do that they might resign and
permit the members to fill their places and
proceed to avoid it. The committee then de-
clined by letter TO proceed with the case il
confined solely to social questions.
! He likewise states that a democratic
committee did not touch upon the social
features of the case. He calls upon bis
district to appoint a committee of IL, coul.
posed of citizens of different parishes. to
Investigate the case, ii they choose TO dc
| so.
4 letter is also published from Mrs
! Fanny A. Polfrey, the mother of the girl
denying that Acklin had anything to DE-
with her daughters seduction. Also q
letter from w. r. Wright, relating The
circumstance of his marriage with Miss
Polfrey. saying Ackley had in no manner
whatever any connection with the affair.
The democratic committee investigating
the Acklin affair, say that at the outsel
Acklin agreed to abide by their decision
as to his candidacy for congress, but they
advised him to withdraw from the ticket
but now that he refuses to do so they de
ciined to take further action in the prem
ises
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Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
Tho Eastern Question.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. I2.-Taik Pa
sha, commandant of Bayazid, has been re-
moved in disgrace. Mahomed Pasha com
mandant of Alaja Dsgh. has been placed
under arrest. The Sultan has confirmed
the sentence of death passed on the Begs
and Kurds for atrocities committed.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, acting on
orders of the English government, insisted
upon the treaty of Berlin being carried out
in Roumeia. The other commissioners
supported him, whereupon the Russian
representative yielded. The commits
sioners will start for Phillipopolis ten days
hence.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Oct. II. The treasury
holds $34S, 7l6, $50 in United States bonds
to secure national bank circulation, and
$l3, 1903, 400 to secure public deposits:
United States bonds deposited to secure
subscription to four per cent. loan, $4,-
s60,600; United States bonds deposited
for circulation for week ending to- day,
$439,0O0; United States bonds held for
circulation Withdrawn week ending to-day
S6S7. 800; national bank circulation out
standing, currency and notes, S32l, $751;
653; gold notes. 81. .452. .920; internal rev
enue, $4lS. .498; customs, $390.585; re-
ceipts national bank notes for week ending
to-day compared with corresponding peri,
cd last year, II, $3.502.00o; '78, s1.574.-
600