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The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS tips the scale
at 92 pounds, and begins to think he will 60
down to history as the Stout Congressman.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

Inc leaves of trees, like summer boarders
with bills unpaid, take their departure, leaving
their trunks behind them.-Hsckensack Re-
publican.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

The borrowing fiend, who Isl always little
short of change, is an enemy to whom no
quarter should be shown.-New Orleans Plea
Yune.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

"Give me some quinine," Abram plead;
"Whas for?" inquired his neighbor;
what for, thou dunce?" the patriarch said
because PVe got the Hagar."
Strange, unreal, vague, the story seems,
No statement could sound vaguer,
For. instead of Hagar shaking him,
Twas Abram shook the Hagar,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21
Thursday, the % day Of November, 1878,

MEMPHIS had 10000 yellow fever cases,
$3.50 resulting fatally.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

If the Union was worth fighting for il is
worth paying for.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21
REAL ESTATE.

MANE NV to lean on first class Real Es ats
MO4e - a Security, in Portland, or vi
mission. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON, Dealer in
Real Estate, 379} Congress Street. no5eo1tfa
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21
TO LET.
TO LET.
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET.

QUITE Of rooms on second floor; plenty of sun
- light, air and water. Heat and gas furnished.
Also one room on third floor. References exchanged.
Stable TO Let.
Situated in the western central part of city. Ad-
dress L. e. T., Daily Press Office.
je12 diff
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

a bard has written posm entitled "The
curse OF Empty Hands" Bat an empty hand
Is not SO bad as two pairs. when your opponent
mas Hush. You would bet and lose on two
palrs' but an empty hand would tempt YOU
not This paragraph was handed in bra
worldly young man, and we don't understand
IL. lt may be cipher despatch for all we
know.-Norristown Herald.
The sweet singer of Michigan has formida-
BILE competitor in Mrs. Flood, of Alegsu, who
recently took the piize for beauty ct LEGAL
snow, and thereupon addressed grateful poem
70 tne judges, in which she modestly says:
Do not Envy My Beauty
For make no display
Plain is My Attire
And My Ease is But Clay
An Italian bishop, while at large dinner
party, attempted to take silver chafing dish In
MS hands. 1t was SO hot that he put it down
more rapidly than he intended, for the divorce
was accompanied by expressions from the Ath-
anaslan creed. A guest instantly drew forth
his memorandum book and began to pencil.
The bishop asked: "What are you writinx x?''
tA"JSA o6otAee uOs ui5ucc. mye6I
may wish to use 1t one Of these days"
The pastor had called, and with Mrs. Smith
was having very edifsing talk, when all of \
sudden strange noise interrupted them
Says Mr.. Venable, "Why, Mrs. Smith, do YOU
keep goat? They are very useful as well a.
docile snimals I have often" There's NO
knowing to what length the old gentleman
would have gone If Mrs. s. had not interrupted
with the information that she did not keep =
goat. What he heard was her daughter prac-
tising the scales.-Boston Transcript.
X. had summoned a cab and was well on his
way when the horrible suspicion that he had
left his pockatbook at home on the piano be-
came terrible truth. "Hi. coachee," he az
claimed, as he neared his destination, "hold on
pull up-I've dropped q fifty-franc piece In
the straw here. Wait till run over to the
shop opposite and get CANDLE" So saying, he
sprsng ont of the vehicle, and was neither sur
prised nor displeased to see the coachman whip
up his horse and disappear around the corner
az 2 13f gait
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEWARK, N.J.
ORGANIZED 1855,
STATEMENT, JANUARY |, 1878.
CASH CAPITAL, 500, 100000
AGGR1G

TOTAL ASSETS, $l,OG4,2SS A.
LIABILITIES
Losses in course Of settlement and all
other Demands against the Company,
including Reinsurance $3.50 zoe 81
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

A PLEASANT front room, with hot and cold
"A water, two large closets. at No. ITO Congress
street, will be let to man and his wife. oc2Sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.
TO LET.
TO Let.

. GOOD rents, from $5 to $I3 per month. All In
y good repair. Apply to
oc26dtf W. W. CARR, 1877 NewbuIy ST.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21

Congress Hall ::E:: :::::, +: :;
Dances. Parties. Lectures Sc, by applying to E. A.
SAWYER. I61 Commercial st. or Jas. A. WHIT
NEY, ITS Middle st. oc7dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-21
FOR TILE HOLIDAYS Only,

Having made arrangements with the Assignees of
A. Lowells Bankrupt Stock of Jewelry, tor part of
with full line of ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-09

+ Of enh, ~ ement of public moneys. shall
ha eligible 10 anv ofce at trust nr prof, in
this State unless restored Ia the rights of
tiiizru>hip IS II pardon trom The Governor.
SIC 4. Every civil iiicrr shalt. h.it re-
he enters g,on The dutie. ut his office. take
an oath or affirmation 10 support the Con
81 nj n ~ the Cnited Sratrs. aud of thr
State OF Washry,or n 10 ftitht.ll, per
form HE duties OF the Office upon which he
shnl he abnnr n enter.
SEC s. State officers. Judges Of The SUI
| pre,np aud Cirru, Courts. and Circuit A.
| tornevs shall file II eir on,hs or {" ifitma'ions
o' office il ,b. office nf the Serretar, f
of State. E,r'y other ,fficrr. except the
officers of muniri,nii'i.s and school dis
tr'c' ollirars. shall file his oath or ,tfrma.
lion of. flee. in The ufee of the County
Clerk ot the ronnt. wherein he shall have
been elected or appointed
| SIC. Il. Every p-rsnn appointed 10 fill u
| Vacancy. in any e'er'iv ellie. shall held
tor thr remainder nt he unt xrir.d term.
unless Cereal election shah intervene:
in h'ch ease his successor shall hp elected
aud shall hold for the remainder of HE
tenn.
SIC Z. M person y no shall hereafter
fight y duel o. assist in the same sec
ond. or s"nd. accept or know Civ cary n
ch"l,ence therefor. .pree TO gn our ut the
STATE t" fight - duel. shall hold any Office
! in his State.
SfC. 8 Puhlic officers. except the Gov
ernor ard Judges of The Surr. mr.. aud Cir
emit Conris. shall not h- imrrnchet; bu,
| corrun'i"n, ma'feasnree misfe"s.uce or
| onfpasnncs in office shall I've prosecuted
AVID tried IL IA" same manner ~ criminal
"tfr"s"s; aod Judgment. nrop conviction.
sh~ll he given a. a'smiss"l from tfIire. in
addition Ia sn.h fnrthe" punishment MS may
he prescribed therefor hy i,w.
SIC 8. The conn nnsntion If ll officers
no o'he'~is" pray, ned for ~ his Cons,i,u
tion shall he as prescribed h~ law.
SIC. 10 No person. hring y IN, n,bsr nt
Congress or o'dinv commis>i n 10 ANY
civil or militia v office Under the United
Siates. cxrtp' postmaster of the iour,h
class. shall be eligible !" any tfTi.p nn.ier
THIS Stare; and IL any person shah. after
his fl"r,ion !" anv office. br appointed 10
amy Office. civil or military under the Gov
eminent of The United Safes. or Of any
State or TER tory his acceptance thereof
Shall vneate his flee
SIC II Salaries shall lie paid quar-
II The Governo-. Secretary Of S,ate
Snrerin -ndent of fub'ir Insirnr,ion ani
State Treasurer. shall each receive 81 500
per annnm. The JUDGES Of the Snprrm"
and 'ircui' Courts shall each r"c"'ve 81.
GEO per nnt nm. The sal, rv Of rirent -.
'ornay shall ot excaed ST. 900 rer annum
C,n''aped to 2nd Page.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-09

Inferior Courts shall be. Courts of spec
ial aud linised jurisdiction and not oi
record.
SEC. II. The style Of all writs and
process shall be, TIE People of the
State OF Washington All or mlnaI
prosecutions shall be carried cn in ,he
name and by The au'h"r,ty OF the State
| SEC. Is. The legislature shall pro
vide for the sp 'edy publication of all
laws. and If the decsiuus Of he Su
preme Court.
Size. ~. There shall be elected by
The qualified electors OF each judicial
circuit, at each general e!ec,ion fer
members Of the Legislature, IA Circuit
Attorney for such circuit, whose term
of office shall be two years. an | whose
duties and compensation shall be as r,o
viled by law. No person shall he eli
g'ble TO the office ct Circuit Attorney
who shall not. at the time o. hi, elec.
to-. he a qnal fied eltcr"r III the c.r.
cult for which he is elect, d. and n |,
have pract,ced as attorney OF Court
of Record for at least five Years.
SE;. ~. III oilicers, provided for
BY this Article, excerpt Judges Of the
Separate Supreme Court, shall ,csl &c.
lively reside ~ The circuit, county. PIE
cl"ct or city Tor whlci. they may be
elected or app 'int d.
SEC. II. There shall he a Probate
Court in each county, which shall have
such jar sd,ction in matter, rra'i,. to
the esta'es Ut deceased persons. aud 10
the persnus an | estates of minors and
persons # nnsound u.ind, AS may br
prescribed by law The court shall
consist OF one Judge. who shall b.
chosen by the qualified electors of the
county. and shall hold his office tnr the
term of tw" years. lie shalt hold
courts mt such tunes. and receive such
compensation, us may be provided by
law
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-09
IEd;an Fight IN Montana.


HELENA. July 20.
Iient. Wallace overlook ard fought
the luaians wha c,nmi,teh the recent
nun aers at the mouth "f Bar aud
Rocl creeks IN the n"r'h fork of Ciea-
W ter the DIST. killing >ix and wound
ins three. Among tie |nlians killed
was Tab ,hor their chief. They ala,
captured % head of their stock ana
captured |? Indians consisting of II
buck aa'l 'w' sqn,ws. Li"n'. Wal
'ace's 60 nn.ana numbered thirteen So
'liers aud two citizens. n, cssnal'i,~
on our side ex"ept the W unl,n If u
few horse. The e Ut lasted ,wn hours.
These In lians liltcl two mon ~
Dearborn creek, two IN Deep Gnch
and three at the head IF Rock creek j.,
Batter Root country. aud several theirs
were supposed to AVE bee killed lv
them lis they cannot be found. This
litter billing WIS done on the ,nornin.
If July l2th. Lien. Wallace started
after them III III Bite. Rot valley
and from h. al,uve dispatch seems I
have surprised them on The head water,
Ut Clearwater east Of Elk Civ. on the
2lst Of JAY. Abou, the 90 If july
the remnant If Them made their an
nsarance at Elk City aud now hey
have reached Salmon river. A few ot
the sqnaws and one buck have given
themselves up and are are now at Lap.
wal,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-09
ART. X.
I FFICERS,

SEcrioS |. Every person holding an,
office under the s ate. or any u anleipali,,
Therein, shall. unless removed according IN
Law. rxerrisr..tbe duties of snrh Office until
hts successor is daly qa-li6-d, but this
shall not apply 10 memhefs of the Legisl,.
lure. nor 10 members of au, Ruari or As
sembly, two or more of whom are Ell. e. d
n. the same Time. The Legsas nr- m Wy
law provide tor snSpend,ng any officer in
ms functions. pending any proceeding the
effect Of which. II eon,ic,ei, would tie re.
muyal from uiiice.
Ssc. 3. No person shall held any Office
or emaloym-n. of ,rus, or prob, under III.
laws at the Stale, or any ordinance ot any
municipality therein, Wi,heu, deyo'ing his
personal attention to the duties of the same
SIC. 4. No person hereafter convicted
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-09
Overtaskin !. The Energies.

l. IL not advisable for anv Of ia =, nv, r.
'a>k "ar energies. corporeai ar .n-n,.i. hu,
in The eager pursuit ct wealth mr. famr q,
knowledge. how MANY trsnsg-ess this saln
iaty ,n'e. u rnnsi he ma,'er Of yrea, i'm.
pn-tance Ia I'll thar do 81 TO know how
'hes can regain the vivnr so rerl l.ssty OK
nendtt. TIL" remedy il nei'hrr c"a'iv ar
dill 'ult h obtain Ilos,pt,er's Stomach
Bn'e's u prncnratle ir every city, TOW u
aud se''t men' in Amr, ira and i, ramn den.
sss~s '"r u ar,in Of hoh,lv ar mental aner
~ more tffsc,nally ihan nny inrigo~. NJ
ever nresc' ihrd or advertised Ishorinp
men. a'hl-'"s. students ,urp.lsts. law
yers. rl"'gvmen. ph, sicisns. all bear ,rsii
"rnv tn its wondrnuslv rennvatiap tawe,s
l. rreases the rarahiii,ies for nni-rpoiny
fa'igna. aud counter cts the injurinns II.
'-r,s nnnn the system If exnasarp s.d.n
'"rv habits. nnhasiihy or wearing svoca
'i"ns. or N institutions rlim,,e. and IL n
urine ALTERNATIVE, diure,ic aud biaod dspu
rent. ~ iw
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-09

TIVE UNDERSIGNED W SHES TO IN
form the pnhlic that h" will run stage
'arh between this Mace and Palnuse CITY; l~av
ing Lewiston an Mondays and Thursdays AMI
returning on Tuesdays AMI fridays. Route
ny way OF Moscow. j. Cox.
35-3-mn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
Sr.,Iersville. March,s

Sh.,lersville. March ts, ISIS.
MR. O. S. BUZZELL. Dear Sir In the fall of
Ai2 purchased of you alight wagon. Weight
With box on. $50 pounds. tits Il thimble skein,
which think is the easiest running wagon in
use. have frequently drawn 900 pounds up
on it at one time. All the expense that put
upon it for the first twelve years was for set
ting tire once. Yours, with respect.
6. G. ELDRIDGE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13

PARIS. OHIO Sept. 5th, 1871.
On the farm of ID. w. Thomas. Paris town
-hip, Portage county, Ohio. Sept. 5th 1871, IN
,eavy Sod that had Tot been plowed for 25
ears,
Result of draft of each plow turning 1Oo cubic
inches, viz;
er.e......'.......... 4331. lbs
Oliver Chilled Plow, No. ~ with joint
CT "So A"S
South Bend -hiiled Picw. No. s, with
Jointer $685. lbs.
Remington Steel PIoW. with IOui tel ..53s 5 lbs
Gibbs Imperial Steel Plowwith Coul-
Red Jacket Plow with Coulteri50 lbs.
Il. I, Avcry's Sulky Plow, with Coui-
...'o' 49,
The trial has been largely attended many
coming 20 miles to witness lt.aud has been very
thorough and the Committee aiming to give
to each and every plOw the merits that property
| belong to it. We give the preference to the
Gale Chilled Plow. No. % for lightncss of draft,
quality of work, adjust,bility ease of handling,
and general construction.
(Signed) f. law LEY.
IL. q, HINE.
ID. W. THOMAS. Pres. Com.
T. GRIFFITH. Sec. 5j1 -6wS
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his soul could not be realized Except
those who were torn from my arms by
the cruel hand Of deathl'
The excitement, the distress, the an
guish, the wild terror Of the day, came
:, %. with accumulated force to
be hurried along the footway; and
when he reached his own home he was
distracted, unneryed, hysterical.
With eager but uncertain fingers he
pushed open the front door, and went
into his sitting-room. There a fresh
shock came to him. for he saw his wife
in the chair she had occupied in the
old time, long, long ago. She arose
to greet him, and he saw that her dear
face wore the kindly smile he had
known so well, and that had added so
much to his sum of happiness in the
years that ware gone. He leaped to
clasp her in his arms when he heard
the sweet tones of her voice welcom-
ing him his eyes filled with tears, and
the sobs came as he said:
sAh, my dearest, my dearest! have
| you, too, come up from the dead past
| to meet me? 1t was you alone that
hallowed it to me. l loved--lOved
you-I-'
At that moment he awoke-for he
had been dreaming and in syisions Of
the night had taken an excursion into
the realms of the past-the morning
sun was shining into his chamber the
furniture of the room was the same he
saw the evening before, the birds were
singing in the trees, and the noise of
busy life began to be heard in the
streets. Mr.. Batterby rose, dressed,
and went to the window. Everything
had its familiar look, and as he gazed
upon the world, which the day before
he declared he had no sympathy with.
he rejoiced that he lived to enjoy the
present, so inexpressibly better than
the past which he had seen in his slum-
bers. Never again was he heard to
boast of being am old fogy,' or revert
to the past with sigh. The present
opened like new world to him: he
saw it with new eyes, and revclcd in
it, as it were, with an additional sense.
The telegraph, the street car. the rail-
road, the steamboat. the want OF which
he had SO keenly felt in his vision, he
appreciated as never before; aud the
past to him seemed in comparison
with the present, rude, dreary and un-
inviting. The sold fogy' was a fogy
| m 1OuUOr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
Nary H. Eitch'S Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified Ad
ministratOr on the estate of Mary III. Fitch, late
OF Port &c county, Ohio. deceased.
NJ. w. PHELPS.
Rayenna, May 81, 1868. 3w.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
MATTERS of intcrest-Coupons
FLOUR sccds-Kernels of wheat.
A RIGHTING boOk-the dictionary.

A RIGHTING book-the dictionary.
STILL Notwithstanding whisky.
STRAws show which way the 'cob-
bier" goes.
CAT-EGoRIcAL statement-speaking
to the purr-puss.
ABOUT to take higher rank coll
onel of wheat.
A VERY bad Judge-The man who
tries his friends.
THE more suits at law, the less suits
on your back.
WOMAN tempted man to eat but he
took TO drink himself.
A MAN never uses his thumb. nail
for a screw-driver but once.
SPEAKING of dancing, clergyman
hits the nail on the head with the re-
mark that s'people usually do more evil
with their tongues than with their
toes"
"NEvEn marry for wealth." says a
cotempOrary, "but remember it is just
as easy TO love girl who has a brick
house with Mansard- roof and d sill
ver plated door-bell, as one who hasn't
anything but an auburn mead and an
amiable disposition"
| A KANSAS school-ma'ma has intro
duced new feature. in her school.
When one of the girls misses word,
the boy who spells il gets permission
to kiss her. AS a result, the girls are
becoming very poor spoilers, while
the boys are improving.
"WHAT will you be helped to in the
way of early vegetables ?" said M.
Donald yesterday to lady customer.
Lettuce, pray" was the quick reply,
NJ. Donald looked sharply at the lady.
and concluded she was a lay preacher
until she pointed to the lettuce basket
IT was the fault of the composition
An editor headed 4 report of wed.
ding, sAnother Happy Pair and the
printer made it read, 'Another Sappy
Pair and the bridegroom was mac
about it.
sTHIs,' said an agricultural impIe
ment desier to an old farmer, expati
| ating on the merits of new machine
, is patent corn planter and in put
/ ting it down he planted it on the OLE
Granger's corn and raised an acher OF
the spot.
"A YOUNGsTER, perusing chapter o
Genesis, turned to his mother and in
quired if people in those days used t
do sums OH the ground. He had beel
reading the passage: 'And the son
of men multiplied upon the face of tn
earth
Now, my boy,' said the examiner
'if had a miDcc pic and should Civ
two-twelfths OF it to j ohm, n,two-twelfth
to Isaac and two-twelfths to Harry an,
should take half the pie myself, wha,
1 would there be left !? Speak out loud
: SO that all can hear 'Thc plate
shouted the boy.
A FAIR and buxom New Englau'
widow, who had buried three hus
bands, recently went with a gentleman
, who, in his younger days, had pal,
her marked attention, to inspect tn
graves of her dear departeds. Aftc
contemplating them in mournful 81
!. lcnce, she murmured to her compa Ii
ion: 'Ah! James, you might hav
been in that row now If you had onl
had little more courage.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13

Ravcnna, March 20. IS75.
AR. o. S. RUZzELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
fpurchased of you about two years ago. must
eknow ledge much better than Iexpected.
c;eing of medium size. thought it too light for
my business; but it is just right, runs light and
easy, and have often carried on it 400 bricks
rom my kiln. it will carry eight thousand
aOunds. and has never cost me one cent for
pairs. Yours truly, HI. F. CARIS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
Whitewashing.

nROF. GEORGE POULTNEY wsuid niorm
i the people oI Ravenna that he has return
ed to town. and is prepared to attend 10 all
jobs OF Whitewashing and House Cleaning that
may be entrusted to him. Terms reasonable.
Orders left at the fOst Office. at the resi-
dence OF j, W. Vinan, on Bowery Street. will
eceive prompt atteh ton.
Ravenna, April 8, 1Ss7. 504
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
MORGAN HORSE.
DON BLAIN.

Formerly owned by la l.. Dorsey. of Kentucky
one of the best Horse breeders in the United
States. WAS purchased in 1872 br Geo. Lyman OF
Cleveland. ior 81 0ob, where he made II stand for
Two years, when he WAS bought by ). Strong. 5.
N Andrews. and NJ. Adolph and is now owned
by s. y. Andrews.
lie will make the season of 1873. commencing
May 9th, and ending July 1st. lis follows:
Mondays and Tuesdays at a. Hulabaush's,
Baltimore; Wednesdays ut the Etua House
stable. Ravenna; Thursdays. at Shalefsvillc
Fridays and Saturdays. ut my residence Roots
town.
TERMs:--S5,00 Single Service: $1,000 to Insure.
Any person parting with mares before they
are known 10 be with foal or filling to attend
regularly. viii forfeit insurance VIII not be
responsible for accidents.
PEDIGIEE.--Don Biain is Il black horse. and /,
sure ioal :ctter; will weigh. in flesh. 1900 lbs
He WIS sired 10y Green Mountain Black Hawk
he by Hills Black Hawk: thence directly back
to Justin Morgan: thence TO True Britain, i'm
ported and he direct to the Arabian Horses
his Dam by Vermont Morgan in an inbred and
she Il half sister to Gold Dust. Any references
in regard to his stock can be had Of the best OF
horse men. Don Dlain is Il trotter is second to
none Stsllion. and trotted while owned by
Dorsey. in 2:30. 503 5. y. ANDREWS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
NOTICE.

VXIHEREAS. my wife. Melissa Meacham.
w has lett my bed and hoard without any
Just cause or provOcation. this il 10 warn all
persons not to harbor or trust her on my
count. as will pay no debts Of her contractin e
after this date.
:.wA GEORGE IL. MEACiAM.
franklin, Portage county. d., May IL, 1873.
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Ravenpa. March IL, 1875.
MIR. o. S. BUZZELL: Dear Strive have been
using one of your one horse wagons now over
two years in our lumber yard, often loading it
with one thousand feet OF green hemlOck and
oak, and we think it the best and easiest rum
ming agOn we ever had. 1t will carry 5000
bs., and has never cost us one dollar for repairs
for that time. Yours. truly,
e. SUTHERLAND & co.