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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31

A HORsE's INTELLIGENCE.-A very
charming illustration of an animals
intelligence is afforded in The perform
ance of "Nettir, " a beautiful trickmare
that was recently exhibi eel at the
aquarium in New York city. \ six
barred gate-no toy glte-but rs high
as a mans head, is placed in the ring
A horse comes running out and places
himself alongside and PARALLEL o the
gate. At the word Net ie goes around
the arena at a terrific pace, and axes
both gate anil horse in her wonderful
stride. Another here comes out ard
takes his PLACE hy tie i e Of nu nber
one. Nettie goes rbout the track once
and clears the gate and both horses
with single flying leap A third
horse comes ont and takes his place
bv the other two Ne',ie flst walks
up to the gate and looks over it. 1t
is really higher than her heed, IS she
naturally hol Is it, What is she look
ing at? She 5 counting tie horses
Fact Once Nettie tried to jump over
six horses, failed and hunt herself.
After that she never could he pcrsuId-
ed to jump if there were more than
four, anil no art cJn nuke her try.
She always satisfies herself rs to the
number bef)re she leaps.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31
FATE OF A LosT Co1o,,r

FATE OF A LOST CoIovv ~
Norwegian colony on the -lls
of Greenland is brought to -.
tie numerous expedi ions ~. Il
out for Arctic explorati1o.e
LOCO years ago Greenland
covered by adventurous N@
and the settlement Of the Co.. o-'''.
back rs far as the wear os-!
flourishing colonies-ono r
mark, and the other from ,S'l ~
occupied the east and wcs. I'm,
spectively for a period of va
and, though separated bv Q5 !s'
desert, they had no trouIs T. --
ing themselves independents - !,
other by means of isbiro = y Il
raising, the pasturage of IL
valleys being in those davs l. --.' G
The western colony had q,
four parish churches and n. I-
villages, while that on the o.. q
still larger. had two towns 1r,
villages, eleven parish cbpr,l.. n. e
two monasteries, and was m. G
a bishopric About 1850 ~. = "a
colony, having been weakere5 |. i i.-'
thence, was exterminated J. 2
mauX. and early in the nevf -. =,
its Norwegian neighhor dis,e-- ~.
suddenly and mysteriouslv f,-- I
man knowledge.
Numerous attempts TO learn 5.s..
ly of its fate were made br4 -
information ever obtained - -
tained in a letter from Pona ",
Y. to the Bishop Of IraIsr5 -
l44S, which stated that the col,---
been attacked by hostile aas. \.
years before, and laid waste Nj
and sword In 1922 Cant S.
! discovered houses CONTAINING -
/ apparatus and household uts1s;I. +
no inhabitants, and there is ra,.,.
believe that the dwellings we-a Il
Of the lOngslost colony. Soma ~
are still of the opinion THAI hr
the icefelds a remnant Of these +.
Norsemen may vet he foDri
an ex officer Of the United States u
/ goes so far as to say that ntbe IN,
est undertaking Of the present
would be to reach the isolated colo
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31
TREASURER'S SALE
Unseated Lands and Lots
In cambria county, A. D. IS7s.

I'M. FREIDHOFF, Treasurer of Cambria
county, in the Commonwealth OF PennsylVa-
MIA. in pursuance of SeVera Acts OF Assembly
or said Common " eHlth, directing the time ana
manner of selling Unseated Lands tor taxes, 90
hereby give notice that the followt ing described
tracts of UnseAted Lands and Lots of Ground
in ;he said county OF Cambria, or such parts
thereof as may be necessary to pay arrearagpS
of.taxes due thereon for one year or more, viii
he'offered for sale, at the Court House IN the
borough Of FhenshIrg. on the Second MONDAY,
being the 10th day OF JUNE next. and continue toy
adjournment from day to day until the whole
be sold FOR such arrearages of taxes and costs
necessarily accrung thereon.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31
4 BAIEY HORSF M.

a BALkE HORSE-A c0rrpsn7-r--
writes to the New York Obserrr.
In your last paper was a good r
Gle about balky horses. which rar.-sI
me of n successful experfme1, -tI
by the writer's father. some years
lie bought a very valuable horse .
was offered at avery low figure rf-
only fault was being nctoriouslr hrA
believing kindness would c1ra r-
One pleasant morning the horse NJ.
put before a wagon, and nv fa-
seated in it. took the reins and hfl r.
horse 90. He started and went ab--
mile, when he stopped and looks
around towards the wagon. intfms---
as far rs looks could express the ff-
that he would 90 no farther NJ
father said, Well. we will see Will
can stand it ont the longest. s-
there the horse stood for two hour
occasionally looking round as If al,
satisfied F.; hut as often rs the horse r-
mildly urged TO 90 on. he would u
spOnd in the negative in the bas. vi
he could. 1t was a test rs bstEr
the will OF the horse and the uatiH.
of the driver. At last the horse VI.
heartily sick Of lis experiment. -
started OF in good earnest. AMI W.
allowed to 60 about half : mile Tl
he was turned towards home and r
into the stable. The next dav q
trla' was repeated with similar ezTE
ence, except that the horse stop.
about an hour Tie third DAYS t
was like the two previous ones d
reducing he time to half an hour. a
this was the last time he was ev
known to halk. The fact was. q
animal broke his own will and cur
himself.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31

CHICKEN CHoLERA-A CURE-IH
following is said to be an intalIl''
remedy for the so called chicken enc.
era: Make a mixture Of two ounce
each of red pepper, alum, rosIn sD, J,
flour of sulphur, and put it in ih'-
food in proportions Of one tablespo',. !,
fui to three pints of scalded meal. -
severe cases give One-thiId oi .'-
spoonful in a meal pellet once ''-,
to each fowl, putting a small i1mg --,, \,
alum in their drinking water. '-.
writer says: "I have tried the ao','
ingredients with marked success; na'.
cured fowls IN the las stage oi y.
disease. | make it a practice no" 7.
give my fowls some of it once or wv
a week, and there are no symptoms y
any disease among them"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31

Nj FREIDHOFF. Treasurer.
Ireasurers Office, Ebcnsburz, April 1. ISIS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-31
YODER TOWNSHIP.


Also, at the same time and place will be sold
the following seated lands and lots OF ground
on which taxes remain unpaid, and which have
been returned to the Commissioners aVreea bI Y
TO the Act OF Assembly OF April 10th, 1874.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

CHERIkF'S SALE.
- By virtue of IA writ of Levari Faclas,
To me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 Shipley street,
kept by George W. Ortlip, in The city oi
Wilmington, New Castle County. Del, on
.WEDN ESDAY,
The 18th Day of MARCH, 1873,
AT O'Clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz: All that certain lot or par
Gel of land with two story frame house
thereeu erected, situate in The city OF Will
mington, bounded to the norlhward by the
middle distance between Queen, Hanover
streets, to the westward by Tatnall street
TO The northward by Hanover street and 10
the eastward and northward by a lot held
by John FLETCHER on ground rent, be the
contents thereof what they may. Book Y
Vol. 9, page AL &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF Patrick Campbell and Caroline
f., Ills wife, and /. t'S, and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlf's Office, New Castle, February 20
A. d. 1878. febo6 ioLawts
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

NEW SILVER DoLLAR.-The Baltimore
sub-treasury yesterday received from the
Philadelphia mint 10000 new silver dol
lars. During the day 1,660 were given
out in exchange for gold, a firm of Bal
timore street brokers securing the first
one hundred. Other brokers bought
small lots, to have them on hand to ac-
eommodate customers. About twenty
dollers Of the coin were paid to the
cashier of the custom-houss for duties.
The new dollars, now that they can be
had in sufficient quantities to enable a
correct Judgment to be passed upon them,
are receiving severe criticism. The head
of the Goddess of Liberty, while admit
tod to be good design, is raised above
the milled edges. Consequently the coin
will not stand up, and when piled up, as
large coins usually are on the counters
of banks and brokers, the dollar of the
daddies makes very clumsy showing,
and is ready to topple over at the slight
est jar. The eagle on the other side is a
badly-shaped bird, according to the gen
eral idea of what the American eagle
should be. The dollars will be exchang.
ed for gold at the sub-treasury until fur.
ther notice.-Bdltinsore Sun.
1t is not ''the dollar of the daddies. ,
1t is the design, as it is reported, of al
Englishman. The want of patriotism il
the fraud at Washington, in the treasury
led him to avoid the handsome old IDOL
lar of tho daddies," for the present coin
Liberty with her pole and cap is exclu
ded by the gang of conspirators who nov
rule at the head of the nation. The,
despise tho goddess and therefore ex
cluded the image with her graceful att
tude from the coin Of the country. 1t i
better, however, as it is, than no silve
dollar,and is withal a very pretty piece @
money; and the design artistic. Besid
it is not true that the head of the God
dess of Liberty is above the milled edges.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Whipping tho Wrong hoy.

While whipping boy at school, the
master found him laughing heartily, and
the harder he whipped the louder the
boy laughed. Stopping, he angrily asked,
"What are you laughing at ?" "Sir,"
said the youth, who could hardly sup
press his laughter, "you are ,catpp'ngg g. nae =.
tcron0 bou "SO ply ysicians, when depending
upon a limited experience in determining
the nature of some delicate and comph-
Gated affection, often treat the torong
disease. Many times women call upon
their family physicians, one with dys-
pepsia, another with palpitation, anoth-
or with trouble of the breast, another
with pain here and there, and in this
way they all present alike to themselves
and their easy-going and indifferent doc
tor, separate and distinct diseases, for
which he prescribss his pills and potions,
assuming them to be such, when, in
reality, they are all symptoms caused by
some uterine disorder. While the ply
sician is ignorant of the cause of suffer-
ing, he encourages his practice until
large bills are made, when the suffering
patient is no better, but probably worse
for the delay, treatment and various
complications made. A Aproper medicine
directed to tho cause would perhaps have
entirely removed the disease, thereby
instituhng comfort instead Of prolonged
misery.
Mrs. Henry Patterson, Of New York
City, writing to DR.. r. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y, says: 81 had been under
an eminent physician's care for eight
months for what he called "spinal dis
ease" l became worse during all this
time, when, CHANGING to see a copy OF
your M edical Adviser at the residence OF
friend, read that part devoted to
| Woman and her Diseases 1 soon be-
came convinced that my disease was a
uterine affection, which, As you say,
caused synspythetic backache, inward fe-
yer, nervousness, and general debility
| / commenced the use OF your Favorite
Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
covery, applying also the loc al treatment
which you recommend in the AdUaser
and IN three months 1 was well ant
strong"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State OF Delaware In and for
February, A. D., 1873, will he exposed at
PUBLIC sale at the premises In. Brandywine
Hundred. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1873,
at 2 o'clock p. m;
the following described real estate. being
the property OF George W. Mousley de-
ceased, situate, lying and being in Brandy
wine Hundred. New Cattle County and
State OF Delaware, bounded and described
as follows to wit: Beginning at a stone in
line OF lands OF Isaac 3. Elliott and the
snuff mill road, and running thence with
said Elliott lands and partly by line OF said
public road north forty six degrees, east
one hundred and fourteen and seventy six
hundredths perches TO corner OF sAid
Elliott lands In line OF lands &C.,
DUPONT, thence by SAID DuPont's lands,
north fifty-eight degrees, west one hundred
and sixty three and fifty two hundredths
perches 10 a stone, a corner OF said -
DUPONT. thence by lands of said ---
DUPONT south thirty lone and "A half de-
grees, west eighty-five and twelve hun
dredths perches 10 corner OF land OF BehJa-
min Elliott, thence by the same the foilow-
| ing five courses and distances 10 witt
South seventy and half degrees east
iorty Lone and fortS eight hundredths
perches. south fifty-lhree and half do
| grees. west twelve and four tenths perches
| thence south thirty one degrees, east four
| pcTCnth, bOubh hnu nhlt utBItca
| east forty four and fifty-two hundredths
perches. south fifty -one and u half deg rees
east fifty- seven and sixty four hundredths
perches 10 the place Of bes ginning, contain
ing ninety acres and TWEEN eight square
perches OF land, more or less.
And 1t Is ordered by the Court that NE
purchaser or purchasers thereof. be and
appear at the next Orphans Court, for
New Castle County, that the Court may
assign 70 the purchaser or purchasers, the
premises sold to him, her or them, pursu-
ant TO this order, he, she or they, with sur
ficient surety or sureties, TO be approved
by the Court, enJering into Recognizanct
TO be taken and acknowledged In saic
Court, to the state, in penal sum, to bt
determined by the said Court, with condi
tion To pay to the parties entitled, sever
ally, or their executors, administrators ol
assigns, respectively, their Just and pro
porIionable shares Of the said purchase
money, with interest from such time as tn
} Court may determine, in such manner ant
: time as may, by the direction OF the sale
} Court, be prescribed and appointed in sale
condition.
| Attendance will be given and term
made known, at the time and place afore
said, by j. l.. NALLANDlGHAM
WIN, u. WHITLEY,
Trustees,
Or by their Attorney
Attest, ]. NJ. HOUSEMAN, Clerk Or
Dhans' Court. feb2s-2tawS wits
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

Julia Ann, his wife. fron the mouth ofsaid
ditch that EN- pties intoDrawyer's creek and
with the said ditch south eighty seven de-
grees east twenty -eight perches TO another
d ,tch thence with the last mentioned ditch
north nine degrees west thirty -iour and hve
tenths perehes TO a sassafras post in the
branch or cripple of snowden branch;
thence through the cripple Of said branch
north twenty and a half degrees east forty
four aud eight tei-ths perches to another
quarry stone set by the heretofore named
Comm issioners on the edge OF the upland,
thence north seven degrees east TO two
marked white oaks in the woods 10 the north
side OF the road that leads from the state
Road 10 Stewart's corner, all the land cripd
pie and marsh or meadow land on the north
and west side OF the above described Lines,
containing eight acres cripple and marsh
or m eadsw land, be the same more or less,
with q two and half story brick dwelling
house, one large barn. one granery, one corn
crib, one meat house and other outbuildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF Dauiel NJ. Bates. devisee In trust,
and Deborah U, NJ. Weldin, wife of Charles
G. Weldin, cestiu que trust, and Charles I.
Foard, aud TO be sold by
ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff.
sherifs ONCE, New Castle. February
90, 1873. marl-3tawts
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

SHERIFFss SALE.
y BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAX WELL
In Middletown, III st. Georges h sndred
New Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
The 10Th Day of MARCH, 1873,
at O'Clock, p. IN. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
situate. lying and being in st. Georges
hundred, IN the county Of New Castle, and
state OF Delaware, and which is bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginn-
ing at point In the public road leading
from the Trap to Port Penn. a corner for a
lot OF land OF Richard Long, thence with
said road south 81 3-4 degrees, west Al 2 10
perches 10 a corner for lands late OF Will
liam Bowman, thence with the same north
l-2 degrees, east 100 perches to another
corner late of said bowman, thence with
the same north 30 degrees, east IA 7-l0 per-
ches to another corner late of said Bow
man, thence with the same north 3 IL de-
grees, east "a 5-l0 perches To another corner
late of said bowman, in the public road
leading from Boyd's Corner to Port Penn,
thence with said public road north 81 Ia
degrees, east Al $40 perches TO a stone, a
corner for land of Lewis VandegrifU thence
with land of said VandogrifL, David Cra-
ven and VIM. Webb, south l-2 degrees
east 1888 $40 perches to a corner for Richard
Longs lot, thence with the same south 81
degrees, west sc perches, thence with the
same south l-2 degrees, east 10 perches u
the place of beginning, containing seventy.
seven acres and fifty-six perches of land
more or less with IA Two story frame dwell.
Ing house, neat house, poultry house
tenant house, and other unpIo vement.
thereon erected lbelng the premises con
veyed by Jehn Hanson and wife to Georg,
W. Karsner.)
Seized and taken in execution as tn,
DrODertV q. (ieDrutA w Il W i,,t
Morlgagor, and |. t., and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Feb. 70. 1875.
{ fec2S-3taW-Ls
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

THE abuse Of Mr.. Samuel Townsend,
by the Republicaais purely gratuitous.-
Mr.. Townsend's remarks as to the
acknowledged status of the negro in
Delaware are true; and it did not alter
the case to abuse him for stating fact.
He has good reputation for kindness to
the negroes in his own district; and SO
far as we have heard, it is not questioned
groes there than any other white man in
the neighborhood. He does not however
live in the district in which the crime of
Chambers and Collins was committed.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

ANDERSON, of the Louisiana Return
ing Board, has been released from jail
A judge of the Supreme Court has been
equal to the task; and Hayes and the
conspirators who put him in Office by
fraud, are said to be delighted. Since
the admission to power Of the New Eng
land schemers, any result that is desired
in the courts may be reached. If one
judge will not do the bidding of power
another is found to surrender himself for
political peK as did dlhunde Bradley.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

Major Robert Z. Archer, who will be
remembel ed by visitors 10 the Philadsl-
phia centennial as exhib ting pr, cess OF
manu- curing tobacco, died suddenly at
Richmond, Va, yesterday, -ged Sky.
He was appointed honorary com mission
or from Virginia to the Paris Exposition
and was perfecting arrangements TO ex-
h ibit the same process there.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber in
i tending to relinquish the hotel bssi-
ness, will sell at Public Sale, on the prem
lses, situated at 426 W. Front street, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Goth 1873, at one
O'Clock, =. M. his household goods as fol-
lows: Bsdhteads beds; mattresses, bed
ding, washstands, wasbbo q pitchers,
Tab es, chairs, bureaus, carpets, mirrors
and together with all the Bar room fixtures,
demIJobns, &c. JOSEPH MCCAIN.
l.. W. Stidham q Son Auct. febH- 1874
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

WITH beth the Delaware Senators
against Marshall Dunn he can hardly ex-
pect to be confirmed. The contest comes
up in the Senate to-day. We do not
know anything of the opinions of either
of the Senators; and only draw our in
ference from the political attitude of the
parties. We believe Dunn was strong
advocate for gold, Notwithstanding Judge
E. G. Bradford, OF the U. S. Court was
for silver.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
How Temperance Lecturine
PAYS.
From the Hartford Times.

Fr0m Ine HartIOrd Times.
l am not one of those who are oppos-
ed to paying evangelisfs OR temperance
workers, but on the contrary, think that
the laborer in any work is worthy of his
hire, and that they should be paid, and
paid well. Murphy can draw as large a
house as any professional divine in the
country, and has right to charge for his
work. He was paid 5000 per week and
expenses for himself and son while in
Washington, and he flor the two first
TWO weeks, at leastl earned it, and more.
After that owing to the quarrel that took
place between him and his managers, bis
influence seemed to have been lost.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
CHERIFf's SALE.

CHERIFf' SALE.
- By virtue OF writ OF Leyari po.,.
10 me directed, will be exposed u p1tsas, psciss,
Sale, at the Hotel now occupied hv uslc
ander Maxwell, in Middletown A'et'
Georges Hundred, New Castle tonnsl' tn
Delaware. on 'Uu'H
SATURDAY,
THE goth DAY OF MARCH. ,s-s
At 1 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate ,,
All that plantation and tract of Inn, 'A' ''.
uate in 5t. Georges Hundred, New ~ TasIl' sIl'
County and state OF Delaware asIle
and generally described rs follows sIunIl ,a,
Bounded upon the north by the nuhl,co ~ WY wlt;
leading from MiddIetown To tv ,a,,,,.1,aaid road
Bridge, on the south by Appoouinme,'aps,
Creek, on the east by lands Of SS,itk Ss'nn1ki
Pennington, and on the west by la1dlu d,iue! 81
Richard W. Cochran and John FINN e oi
tanning within said bounds three ,,, hnnSoll;; Gol;
acres, more or less, with a Two storv h,ieal
dwelling house, frame barn, sransrv y'nk aV,,
carriage house, and other buildings ih.,s' .ua
on erected. 'ue'e-
Seized and taken in execution ne 81.
property OF William A. Cochran. who he,t ne
survived his wife and -morteapor ~ sni a.a
o. Cochran, and t. t.. and To be sod hv al
ISAAC GkUBB. SherIe
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Marc6 iI,h
a D'' 1910. marls.3taxls
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

EXACTLY the man whom Hayes wants
for Collector of New Orleans was releas-
cd from jail yesterday by decision of
the Louisiana Supreme Court With
Mr.. Tom Anderson in the Custom House
ci vii service reform would lift up its
head with new life and gladness.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
MARCH 10th. 1878.

The run on the Boston savings banks
had about spent itself yesterday. The
Five Cent Bank paid all demands, and
the dspositors, finding they could get
their money without difficulty, made up
their minds, as is usual in such cases,
that they did not want 1t.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

WALL STREET YEsTHRDAY.-The
stock market was fairly active and prices
were irregular but strong at the CLOSE
Gold opened and closed at 101i, selling
in the interim at 101a. Government
bonds were firm, States higher and rail
roads strong. Money on call was easy at
5 per cent. but became active in the after
noon and closed at per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

THl gold people continue to frame
their clumsy and lying reasons for silver
going to par as soon as remonetiz-
cd. We believe they are more knave
than fool; and it is simple charity to at
tribute their error to want OF sense,
through delusion and self conceit.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

NOTICE.
N GEORGE W. KING,
The manufacturer of the well known Gooa 01S
samaritan Cough Syrup, has moved HO~
1901 Market street TO
NO. 100 WEST SECOND STREET,
where he will manufscture and Keep 10,
sale the above named syrup In large ~
small quantities. For sale by all drusslsN
Price 70 cents q bottle D2S-lnu@"'
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
NOTICES..

~ OTICE.-All persons who have iTi,
~ rags at my shop over six mohlaslyy "
be woven into carpet, are hereby uoI,nC, tn q,
that all such carpets will be sou, oud on u
for before that time. PETER GROSS.
marl4-6t-ltw ~ NILE D.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

DUBLIC SALES
I OF
DWELLINGS,, FARMS AND LOTS.
The subscriber proposes to have public
sales on the premises, for different sections
of the city oil Wilmington and vicinity. on
saturdays, April Nth, May 4th, May llth 4,
May 18th, May Goth, June list. June 9Th
and at such other d. tes as customers may
demand. The Indications are good for
better sales this Spring.
Par les wishing 10 sell. will please re-
port promptly TO J. I. HEALD, Real Es-
tate and N ortgage Exchange.
mar9.12 ,l6, 80
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

HOUSES TO LET AND FOR SALE
I'll Call at q. BIssell's office. No. : IL
change Building and get the March isl
LiM and Fire Insurance effected III hFF
class companies. o,.,t
mari l0L L. BlSSELL,