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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
A sADCASE.
Become. ia,ane, and Is Taken IN
Charge bN The Aufh0fitirA,

An Old Ci izen Of Stranger Township
Becomes iasane and Is Taken IN
Charge by the authorities,
One OF the saddest cases which II has been
our IL Isl ogtune to chronicle, AS brought be-
fore Probate Judge Dieiendorff lat week
Mr.. lin +. Bell, of Stranger township, Wa
charged with insanity, and by jury was
aajuds-d 10 be insane and Is Low confined
Ia a room IN The court house, PREPARATORY 10
his removal 10 The State asy .um.
Mr. Bel is one Of tue oldest, and has been
one of The mosG prosperosU farmers In Lsav-
enwo rn county, and hs illness VIII be re-
eretred by u large number OF friends who live
In ms heig hborhood.
The prime cause of his trouble seems 10
have resulted from TOO much leading, and a
decided opi;ion III favor oI the Greennack
eide OF the national filHnc al question. He
WIS IN tine city few days aso, And ration
al eroug q renewei ais subscription for tn
TIMES, alter " nich he Went bms. On SAY.
urusy nls actions we've notably Curious. IL
LOOK four huEdreu dollars IN sUld, which lie
had bout the nous, from IT. u ace Of con =
ceanent, ANA said lac u ~ r-et commanded
by Gou TO scatter 1t over the Tab e. tie then
caused nis family TO icarch ait. nim several
times around the table, o. SUNDAY he be
came 20 ssosenI that I; Iends had " De called
Id 90 take care oi MIN. He ~ss 50 fouG n Ia
bis manner thsf II became Necessary 10 Tie
him ~ith ropes, ana no Was thus Kept uLtil
he could be brought to III, city yesterday
he mas always been knt.wn 10 be All eDer>
eetic, hard working man, END il Is though
thai a few months IN the asy iun, where b.
can have rest, will cure him He never
would take rest himself, and 1t Is thought
In IL vver work and too much reading th,
cause Of his illness.
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Sunday IN France.
New York HsraId,l

10 q recent vote the National Assembly
declared by great msjoriiy Tor the total
sbrogatiOn of all laws which restrain the
people in the direction of the religious
Observance of Sunday--all laws By which
any lab done on Sund ~ was punishable,
as we'll as laws to compel the Observance of
certain days held sacred as festivals of the
Rom IN Church. Should the measure thus
voted in the Assembly 60 safely through
the further stages Of Legislation Sunday
will be in France day as absolutely free
from any special relation TO the laws as
any other day of the seven. 1t has been q
general impression outside of France that
Sunday was already tolersbly free day in
that country. JUDGED, hordes OF good
Presbyterian parsons have from time i'm
memorial held France no to their congre-
cations as the horrible example in regard
u the unparalleled wickedness Of the
people there for not ,-~sping Sunday sacred
on the Presh-:erian plan. They will per-
haps be sstonished to learn-as, indeed,
many Frenchmen them-elves will be-that
under the law it is misdemeanor to labor
on that day ss we'll az to exhibit similar
disrespect for q number of saints days.
The action of the Assembly was taken on
arguments which considered the laws
named as male in a spirit of bigotry and
az den ying the liberty-especially the reli-
gious hberty-of the people. They re-
quired the Jews to observe Chris ian fes-
tivals againet their convictions.
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what the Mails Carry.

WASHING TON, December 18.-The Post
Office department has issued q catalogue
of nearly twelve Thousand separate "lots''
Of articles accumulated in the Dead Letter
Office, which sre to be sold at auction in
this city during the present week, coEa-
menciDg tomorrow. The various schedules
advertise about . heterogeneous col &C.
ton - it ia possible to imagine. Among
the articles 20 carelessly mailed that no
clue can Be discovered to their ownership
are gold vs:ches, chains and rings, and
jewslry Of almost all kinds; every descrip-
tlod Of wearing apparel, from mems over
hauls to bsbiesi socks; books and pictures
BY the thousand, musical instruments,
clocks, bed quilts, buffalo robes, pistols,
K hives, tin dishes, nails and hardware of
almcst all descriptions Gncluding iron
castines for machinery, perfumery, tobacco
and cigsrs, cheese mot excepting the Linn
berger variety, and almost all other sorts
of ordinary shop merchandise, besides
miscellaneous articles" susceptible Of
which range from artificial
teeth and false hair to stuffed birds and
geological specimens. %
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Worried I'd Death BY Lawyers
New York Iimesl


Generally speaking, lawyers sutsi,t on
what their Clients lose, as cas- 9 constantly
reported in the new papers of disastrous
lawsuits painfully att-s,. 1t is surprising
how many Isons ore ruined by trying 10
gee what they coLeeiye TO be their zig b Is in
the courts Ind..d, legal justice Is often
the revers, Of common jusuce If. 1t we're
not barristers woud be lar less prosperous
that they are. Recently. an accou1t was
given Ii these columns of the death in he
Aims -hou-e, ., San Francisco, of vii.
liam ThOmpsop, an old Ia An, who had been
beggared by laS. IL. owned an estate
valu q, when he died, at S4CO, 600 10 $780,
600, and ne remained 10. units urbed pcs
session Of ii for thirteen yeArs-from 1850
to 1868 when it was claimed BY other
parties under q NJ, xican grant patent. He
naturally resisted The claim, and q tedious
and txpeIsive suit was The cons QueLce,
resulting in a decision for plain.
tiffs. He began an action some
time after for ii c,menr Of the
parties, recovered Judgment, srd the
court the Fvurth D,s,rict-denied a new
trial The defeLd ants then appealed from
this ord=r, and the Suprem7 Court tiusiiv
IcveIstu NV jug AcEts anu Itu aHNcU tnt
case fOr = hew trial, which was granted by
tie lower court, and the Supreme Court
affirmed the order The suit WIS continued
from yesr to year, aud Thompson had
again appealed to the Supreme Court when
he died. He had actually been driven to
his grave by near thirty years Of Law. than
which nothing can be more worrying,
wearing aud crushing. He vas known by
sight to all visitors OF the San Francisco
courts, and attorneys had long regarded
him, though they dld not say 30. as man
steadily going to his grave. Poor fellow;
he was q sort Of Mrs Elite. He is said TO
have grown ps,er and psler, thinner and
thinner, poorer and poorer, more and more
respondent and wretched, month after
month, year after year. Just before he
breathed his las', he is reported to have
said: Il haye no idea of the future; but
do hope that l am going where law and
lawyers are unknown
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DT. Kings Syphilittc Remedy In warranted
. cure syphilis In the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
GASES Of yenereal diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment of the most eminent
physicians of America. It cures the nrst
stage and heals the ulcers in q few days. II
cures ulcers In the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs also hard pains IN the bones
and joints, swelling OF joints, syphilitic rheu
raatisIn, ETC., in q short time. PRICE i've dol
ans per package. Sent everywhere by ex
press. treatise on sexual disease, free
san. mailed for two stamps. Sold by DR..
Oinsbeer, Ais, North Seventh street, 81, Louis
No. Cures guaranteed or the money refund.
ed. fEso. Egefsdori. agent, Leavenworth
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SUDDEN DEATH.
A Man Falls Dead While Burning a
brush Heap.

On last Monday Mr.. Stephen woo,sey, Of
SHERMAN township. died suddenly, while al
work in a clearing
Mr. Robert Forsytbe's testimony, before
justice r. q Go ell, gives the principal fea-
lures relating 10 the death. 1t is.as follows:
1.-The d. ceased was at work burning brush
about nine rods from ne; ia ked with him
about twenty minutes before his oesIh, and
aftelward und hi lying dead on his race,
over some bru IN i; be died about o'cIoc6 in
the afterno IN of { Z l5th.'
Mr.. James Forsythe testified that the d..
ceased Wa iAIy-ive years oil age.
Mr.. I'M. & ilGeTs corroDOrated the test.
nony al tine FIST W itness,
r. Oh. Suous, NJ ID being sworn, said the
. y. y As
and The jury rendered q v-rd' ;. sccoydingiy
The ilIors were: II IA. Harris, l. B-r-
Dnm H u. Harris. v. Wright, joel
Stevenson and David Lreek more.
The deceased was 4 man we'll known to
many OF cur cii,z-ns- ana universally liked
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aTv hlEWS.

ONLY Que bat is lAii up at the ievee fol
he winter.
CARL HoFf N shipped yesterday seven
pianos 10 son.
SHOE merchants say thai rubber good
have taken another jump OF about ten PEI
HER HFfsLD reported yesterday that his
sal. .nis sesu,on VIII nearly double those OF
last year
HON. Len. +. Smiths residence, whiHh has
been In eours- OF construclion for SINE
weeks, is nearly competed.
1T LIS nor nearly q settled fact that the
straw ,umoer { Glory will be 10 sted in
Leavenwurth and that II Will De . soccess.
Mr.. John Z. Bell. who WAS adju.'gei insane
day b. fore yesterday in the PROBATE Court, IL
Yet confined in a room In The court house,
near the Saerifi's ONCE.
OFFICER YERKEs says he was called night
b fore last to sead = policemen TO the ex.
IRENE western part OF the city to protect .
man from q vicious dog.
COUNrEsFEIr coiIs are becoming plenty,
and the chances are that our United States
Officers will have their hands full In bringing
the ''shovers" 10 Justice
THE Law provids three penalties for non
pay ment OF taxes each five pet sent. One
takes eff CT Decem Der q; the second after
N arch n; and the third A!ter June p.
THE people OF this country have spoken:
Tbey declare by their patronage 81 THOMAS
EcLEcrBIc OIL, that thy believe It TO be an |
article Of genuine merit, adapted TO the cure |
OF sore ness or lameness. hurts OF various /
Kinds, famors, throat ana lung complaint,
1suc "A - pa and nfhAr mala- II
dies. On another column Is the advertise
n-nt. Note-Eclsctric, selected and cleo L
irIzsst.
THE pubic should bear In mind that /
TBoMA' tCLECrRiC OIL has nothing In com
mon W tn the impure, deteriora ting class Of
so-caiied medicine Oil. II is eminently pure
and r, ally MISUNDERSTANDING pain snd Il
stiff .ess OF tn. johns anu muscles,
and sd es o. uurt-, besides oetlg an ex neiient
specific FOR rheum ati> IN, cough and bronchial
oompls THIS. See adve. tisement. Sote-Eclec-
trlc, selected and electTlIed.
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A Crooked Agent.

The KRnsss City Timts 10 All es the following
report of an agent al Glendale:
On Frid ~ last the office Of the Chicago &
Alton railroad at Giei,uale Was robbed OF
tickets ~ the amount OF stu by II Mu-r,
the agent and operator at that ham ct, made
famous by the U lin robbery.
MueI wss the sdccessor If I he operator who
hsd charge OF tt ON &c At The stne Of the
robbery and " no reslznej i'm ,r,edint--iy ALTER
ward. He has been Z. ceiving q small SAL
ary and pinned Tor the pie .s;,res OF tue metro
TO ~ winch ne could not obtain frIm h o
limited earning. He resolved pon u bold
stroke IA reach the de>ired goal, aud on the
oSy mentioned put a stamp upon all his I'M.
sid tickets ana started for kausas City in
order 10 dispose OF them He rea"hed here
on The same day and up ~ Yesterday had dis
posed OF some seventy dollars worth when he
A d.scsi ptlon of the crooked tickets ioseth.
er with their Dumb ers had been sent 10 the
ticket oroAers VINO Kept sharp iook oat for
MI Auer. Last event abolt dark ne At
tempted tn sell some OF the suspected tickets
to Mr.. Knooelsdorf o, Union svenue. The
latter dropped into the "rsck-t" and called IN
Capt aIloy who was passing and had the
man arrested. He WAS brought To the sta
ton, where upon searching MIN five more
tickets; three TO Springfield, III, Que 20 chi.
csso and one TO East 81 Louis, were found
To q Times reporter Muer acknowledged
.fy the sc:, he stated that the company did
not pay him but SIS dollars per month and
were six weeks in arrears and refused 10 n ist
ms pay. He thought that his aniy hope wss
In making -ai>e and getting cat. He Is 9
nice looking young man, Well dressed and
possessed of good manners. He refused U
tell where his home is, but II communicative
on other points.
The Kansas City Journal OF yesterday Ia,
the following further particulars regsrdh
the recent crookedn u an agent At Glen
dale, NO.:
sJsmes II. Muir, arrested Tuesday nigh
fOpstesiing money ANA tickets from the Chi
oAxo and Alton railroad, while acting In ths
capacity O, station agent Mt Glendale IL cou
fined IN the calsbOuse, NO judicial actor
having yet beca l., keu in his case. u nov
transpires that he stole upwards Of $50 wortl
Of IickeSs, instead of 81 0. as lrsi reuartst
He II su posed 10 have realized about $loe OF
thesale OF the tickets TO ticket broker In tn
city. He made several trips Oct ween this CIT,
and Glendale. getting Q new lot OF ticket
each time. As q portion of Inc ticket< VII
likely be offered for sale by scalpers, con
ductors have been notified to honor none II
sued from q endale station. The public vi
d well ioexefcise little care In the matter
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The following transfers of real estate we're
nIed Tor record with Register Crowder
Henry Hoins and wife to Il. w. and Fred
Wuifekuhler; Io' 81, block 80, and lot 81, block
80. city proper; $50.
. Andrew II. horn-mauu to q. w. and Fred
Wulfekuhler, lots 3, 4. and 6, block 2, Beng
addition: IS.
Len. L. smith and wife TO J. c. Young the
s,butn hail of tue nOtneast quarter of section
10. township IL, range Il, containing 80 acres,
$50
Lawrence Kennedy to julius Psyeur; tract
OF land containing p acres, IN the center OF
section IL, township 8, range Il, 4sIl0
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The Great Southwest.
ISickerson Argosy.l

lSlcKeIsOn Argody.
The soil in this part OF Kansas is diherert
from that in tho eastern part OF the Stale.
Instead Of having An under lay er Of hardpan
or rock 1t is q saniy loan, consequently q
drouth does not affect 1t a. soon As the moi.
tuIe rom Do ow ar.s and therefore the crop
Can stand u longer drouth. alto the land will
NO. wash in heavy rains. Another good
thing In farming here is that man can
farm all that he can get plOughed. as he does
not have To fence, and any nan can see with.
out figuring thst the money he would pay
for herding would not pay the Interest on
his fencing material and building OF II, let
chea pness OF land, richness OF soil, sasy access
TO water and healthy climate, we think that
those who come here In the spring will not
De disappointed, and they will ind that by q
sufficient application OF muscle, which 10 the
motive power in any county, this country
can be made to blossom as the lose.
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A petition signed By all the Republican
Congreemen from lows, asking the sp-
pointnSent Of Frank Hstton a. postm aster
1t Burlington, has been handed to the
President. Hatton, who is . patriot, q
stalvart and . lover of his country, has
blackgussded the gentle Hayes unceas-
ingly since his concession to the South. but
he il resdy to be conciliated nov himself
If the flesh pot spoken of is placed within
his reach. The very qualities which he
has condemned in the President are now
the basis Of his only hope of success in his
of6ce-seeking venture.
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SUITABLE PRESENTS FOR A LADY.
A handsome Silk Cashmere, or any other
desirable fabric.
A stylish Cloak or Dolman,
A nice Shawl or Circular.
A handsome ready made Worsted suit, of
which we have over one hunded varieties.
A box OF Hankerchiefs.
a coA OF Ma oioVeS.
"A le~ei Saoinet.
"A fancy ooA oi paper ana envelopes.
nice Tie.
a photograph album.
"A Writlng desk.
"A watcn case.
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Ireland.

+ OF Mr.. Patrick Csven, who has Just ar
rtvec iom Ireland, we learn that the re-
ports recsiyed from there are In no wise eX-
aggerated. He says that m III are employed a
whole day sometimes before pOtstoes enough
for a IN cal can be found. In the county of
Claven from which he came he says Il -lds
are nearly All cnsfi, and that the weather has
been wet that Iuel cannot he obtaiued,
even by he hardest work, the bOss being in
such a condiii n That IL l. impossible to raise
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j. q. Starkey. prominent and inhueufile
citlz n ri Iowa City, says: II have mad I'll
Dyspapsir and Liver Complaint Tor severa,
years, and have used every remei y / could
near of without any relief Whatever until
>hv your Shiloh s Vitsliz advertised in our
paper, AMI was persuaded to Try it. 1 am
tsppy 10 state that r. hrs entirely cured me
IL Is GER ainly the best remedy 1 ever knew
or" Price Is is. sold by Arnold & Hunt.
fri&w
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The lDfive-Well Business.
wichita RAaOOn

mass meeting Of parties owning drive
wells il C died for next Saturday, at Eagle
hall Handbills and circulars have been
distributed and 1t Is most desirable that every
man IN the county interested should attend.
Final Steps will then be taken to complete an
effective organization TO test the legality of
The claims made by those claiming owner
Ship under the patent The only way 10 ef.
fectuaIly fight this demand Ii by com Dina ion,
nd the people Of this county having deter
mined TO contest, are acting W sely in uniting
their forces. II the claim Can be- leg Ally
beaten, the endesvOr IN sets our hearty APP
probation, aud we will rejOIcs IN victory
II vlctOry 1t Is TO be-nOt Oniy TOR ths sake OF
.aose already owning wells, but because II
will relieve the people Of = heavy royalty in
Ia the IN ure.
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Speaking of Gen. Grants excellent
physical health, the Cincinnati Commercial
eays that he looks hale and hearty. &.
His thick hair il not perceptibly gray, and
clinss to the scalp with characteristic ten
acity. Indeed, 90 far as appear
anoes 90, they indicate physical capacity
enough to repeat the wonderful program
OF the years in which he figured a. the
great Captain of the armies Of the United
States and all that followed with less dam
ger to him, but with no less conspicuity.
Since Gen. Grant landed in San Francisco
he has been subjected to q system of train
ing more than all he underwent from
Vicksburg TO Appomattox.
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A sur. rhinx.

are warranted to cure 6onnOrnea, elect, Co
dee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneyn Blad
der and Urinary organs Of males and fe
males.
Dr. hufiters specific No. 2 IL . sure refined,
for the Spermatorrh9a, seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, the loss OF power, c. used
y seif-abuse or excessive indulgence. Prize
Of DR.. Hunters Specific q per bottle In &c
ton, u per bottle. Sent everywhere By ex
press. DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor No
ile, North Seventh street, 81. Louis, Missouri
send two stamps for treatise. Cure guarsn
seed or the money refunded.
Tneo. Egersdorf. Agent, LesvsnwoIth
KsnR85. mayl2.andAw
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81 was so sick And low-spirited that
thong 1t would hive anything tn get we'll
and If any one had ensur. me the good
health produced By Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, and charged me q thousand dollars, /
would willingly have paid II n had had II;
in fast, ten Thousand dollars would be worth
less 10 me than what Ii has done for me.
eod&T
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PERSONAL POINTS.
l.eaeFal 6l0at.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.-Gen. Grant
had all iuterview with Admiral Ammen
on the Nicsrsgus canal project. Nothing
de6Gite as 10 the Generals intention can
be learned, but remarks made by Admiral
Ammen to personal friends are construed
into belief on his part that Gen. Grant
will sccspt the presidency Of the canal
company.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. .18-Gen- Grant
was asked personally, this afternoon,
whether he had. - was announced in some
morning journals, accepted the presidspcy
OF the Nicaraguan Canal Company, ten
dered him BY Admiral Ammen yesterday.
II hardly know, enc ugh about the scheme
to say much about it," remarked Gen
Grant.
But" urged his questioner, "you can
say whether o. not you have accepted
the presidency Of the company"
YES" replied the General, II can satisfy
you on that point certainly have moi
accepted the presidency of it"
This afternoon General Grant spent about
half an hour At the National Depot head.
quarters of the Grand Army ofthe Republic
smoking and. chatting with the leading
officers Of the order and shaking handl
with such comrades = were present Tho
commander of post No. l, on behalf Of
that;post, of which General Grant il q
momber, presented the latter with hand
some Grand Army of'the Republic badge
Gen Grant vas tonight escorted to the
camp fire At the Academy of Music, BY q
delegation Of the G. A. &, the route bsine
brilliantly illuminated BY pyrotechnics and
calcium lights, the rays Of which lent
additional .plendor to the profu.e decora.
tons which embellished the street and
house fronts along the line.
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wicked Cor Cserxynen.

81 believe 1t to bs all wrong and even wick.
ed for cier.ymen or other public men to be
led into giving testimonials to quack doctors
rea II meri,or,ous article !, maze M Of COM
mon va u.b'e remedies known to ali, and
that all ply stcians use and trust In daily, We
should freely commend IL. i therefore cheer.
fully and heartily commend Hop Bttters for
the good they have done me and my friends,
drmiy believing they have no equal ,or fam
ily use. wall not be without them."
REV. WashlnglOn, ID. c.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The Pork Packers Trouble In Chi
caEO.
CHICAGO, DC 1S.-Fowler Bros. have
discharged 1000 hands in the packing
house at the stock-yards because they in
sisted that no pon-unlon men should work
With th-m. The other houses are running
. very few hands, and the whole number
of vorkmen nov idle is estimated at 5000
to 5000.
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A Card,

To air who are suffering nom the error
snd indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness,
early decay. Loss 9! msxnhood, DC, win send
...--reeeAtae.e ttfkt viz cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy Wae discover.
cd by Q missionary In south America. send
a se!f-,.drsssed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH I.
INMAN, Station ID, New York City.
0dAy&W6mO
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independents Courier
1t has always been our custom to do gratis
sdvertlsing for any church or benevolent Sc
C. e,y whenever the managers of such an Airs
desire It, but we are decidedly opposed to
doing all the blowing" for nothing, and
then have those societies 60 TO some other
office 70 get their work done where they
nave TO pay ior It. They NO doubt do tits
50 a. t. divide their work between the OFF,
ces, whicn il perfectly rignt, but As we are
aOt At all selfish, we are perfectly willing TO
ct the Office do the "free advertistne" that
does the job work, or Uic0 verss: We will say
IN connection win this, hat from this time
an. when the work is 'divided" rs we have
said we will eX pcct to get pay ut our res ular
rates Tor all local notices that We are author
Fed to put in, and will not insert . notice
under any other cond1Glon. Persons who
are in ierrs,ed will please bear this In mind.