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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
DIED.-

In charlestowu, on Tuesday morning. April
9Th, 1879, after an illness of three days, Mrs.
ANNIE Z. d. TRUSSELL, wife of Mr.. John 7.
Trussell, of this town. and daughter of MI.
Harrison A. Anderson aged IS years.
Near Middlewny. this county. Monday. April
9TH. 1879, Mr.. THOMAS J. YOUNG, in the 72nd
year of his are
In shepherdstowD. on Wednesday, April 9th,
1879 Mrs. JONES. wife of the late Joshua Jones,
in the SD year of her age.
In Martinsbnrg. April 81, 1879, Mrs. CATH
ARINE DoNAVAN, aged 90years!
In ST. Louis, Mo-. March 22d, 1879, Mr.. J.
WALKER EVANS. in the 75th wear of his age.
Mr.. Evans was well-known in Berkeley county,
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Hon. ]. N. gamder's Letter Defining
His Position.
PARKERsDuRo, March 10, 1875


D. s. E@helJerger, Esq,
Dear iSr-Your favor of the 10th inst,
received, and my reply has been delayed in
consequence of absence from home.
The statement published in some of the
newspapers Of the State. and referred to in
your letter, "that under no possible circams
stances would accept the eubernatori !
nomination by the Democratic party, if ten>
dered to me, is putting it rather broader
than is justified by'anything have said.
do not wish my position to be cfuivocai, and
have felt it my duty to say without reserve,
TO all with whom have spoken on the SUBJ
ject, that am not candidate and did not
desire the nomination, or that my business
relations would prevent my being candi-
date. This have said, meaning it. l do
not think, however, that it would be proper
or becoming in any member of the Demo-
cratic party to say-nearly two years in ad
vance of COMMUNICATING he would under
no circumstances accept nomination by his
party. if rendered % him whatever his feel>
ingason the sphie4ts,sstaigbt be at the presep.
time. It is suf1ciet for me to say that I am
not candidate and do not expect to be.
am very grateful to my friends all over
the State, and to the press, for their kind
expressions of confidence in this connection
Very truly yours,
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nOBBIN's Electric Silver PoIish is composed Of
~ the finest and best i:gredien" known for
polishing Silver. Gold PlAIed Ware, JsveIry,
Glass, &c, equal to new. To be had at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
March IS. 1879 HarPer's Ferry.
CTOVE Polish, only Ten Cents bottle. at
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE,
March ~. 1879. Harper's Ferry.
UROMERs Hair Dye, the best in use, only 6Uc.
QUIG LEY's DRUG STORE.
A LARGE Stock of Lamps and Lamp Fiztures
n not wishing to csrry them to next se.-
'OR We are offering thsT 4 gr1,s P.5g.9;Us'
March 10. 1879 Harper. Ferry.
A RNoLD's Iak.-Cons.- only five cents .
oUiGLEY's DRUG STORE,
March 10, 1879. Harper's Ferry.
F'XTRACTs Lemon. vanilla. Almond. Orange
Nelson's GelAtine. and Sea Moss Farine, all fresh
and pure. Jus. rseeiyed and for sale
March 49, 1879. Harp'r's Ferry.
70O KEGS Wheeling Nails, and 25 kegs OF
HSF'1 5rGs,yGd nd io tnlf
NEW York EARLY Rose Seed Potatoes for sale.
IN March 25. DUKE GALLAHER.
A FULL stock of Hardware and other good, in
T'KAcE CHAINS. Hor:e celI.?. e:
CARDES RAK HIs sp.d eAH Hoes. so- ..1s 81
" March 25. 1879. DUKE Il GALLAHER.
RARB Wire Fence. for sale in quantitis to suit
March 25. 1879. DUKE & GALLAHER.
HEAD QUARTERS for Garden seeds at
l. March IS. DUKE GALLAHER'S.
nRIED and Gained Fruits, for sale BY
~ Jan. u. 1879. 8. DALGARN
I AIDES Shoe Varnish. Msson's Backing and
a. Blocking Brushes, for sale by
February Z, 1879. S. s. DALGARN.
BAKERS Chocolate, Essences and Extyse,.. Tor
- sale BY s. 8. DA LG Ann.
khESH supply OF CAM Hams just received
l. by S. g. DALGARS.
TT you want B.rssins, go TO ------
j April J, 1879. DALGARN's.
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DITCHING AND E1CAVATING.

rFNHE undersigned still offers his services as n
i competent wOI knan in the above line
DItchimE and EXGavating of all kinds under
taken MT moderate rates, aud faithfully ex-
eeuted. Orders left at residence. West Con-
gress St.. will receive PROMPT attention.
February 4, 1sTe-sm.
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BOOKS FOR SALE.

FTHHE first f0ur volumes of the ENCYCLO-
PEDlA BRITANNICA-entIrely Uew-will
be sold at discount OF twenty per cent. Apply
at tire SPIRIT OFFICE.
April l. 1s7e-1m.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TFRE Board of Directors of the Bank of
4 cn3TIesto~D have feclaTod dividend of
four per cent. for tho past mOpIhB, 7aynblo
on demand. GEO. A. PORTERFIELD,
April 9, Is19-3t. Cashier.
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Negro Exodus.

GWitbin the last two or three weeks about
twelve hundred negroes from Mississippi and
Louisiana have arrived in st. Louis, on their
way to Kansas. Many of them are wholly
without means and are provided for here,
and forwarded to their destination. Some
of them have money, but claim to BIO
as poor as the others, until they are COM.
PEELED to disgorge by their colored entertain.
ers, who tell them to their face that they lie.
With the propensity to lie, which is char
ncteristic of human nature, and is particu
larly strong in negroes, these immigrants,
both of their own motion and being turned
thereto, tell dismal stories of oppression and
persecution at the hands of their recent
white neighbors-which stories, srousing
sympathy, pecuniarily profitable, and
furnish much capital to clerical and other
demagogues.
The explanation of this exodus is found in
the following rascally document which has
been industriously circulated in Louisiana
and Mississippi:
(Strictly Privately
ATTENTION, CoLoRED MEM
OFFICE CoL'D CoLoN1zAr1oN Society,
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2, 1879.
Your brethren and friends throughout the
North have observed with painful solicitude
the outrages hcoped upon you by your rebel
masters, and are doing all they can to alleviate
your miserios and provide for your future
happiness and prosperity. President Hayes,
by his Ubiquitous Southern policy, has dcser-
ted you, while the Democrats, who now have
control of Congress, will seek to re~enslave
you If you remain in the South, and to pro-
tcct from their designs, the colonization So
ciety has been organized BY the government
TO provide land for each head of family,
which will be given, in bodies Of 1G0 acres,
gratuitously. This land is located in the
best portion of Kansas, in close proximity to
Topeka. and is very productive. IIore there
is no distinction in society; oil are on an
equality. Leave the land OF oppression and
come to free Kansas
LYCURGUs P. JONES,
President.
Show this circular TO none but col0red
men, and keep its contents secret.
or course, the poor creatures are duped
Some of them have discovered this, md have
written to their white friends in the South,
asking help to return home All of them
will be similarly enlightened when they
reach they journeys end. Kansas isl large
State. Much, very much, land needs occu>
pants, and farm laborers and house servants
are in great demand. These swindled dark
les will fad that land spectators do not give
away 100 acres, but require pay in money or
in labor. They will also learn that social
distinctions are very rigidIy observed so that
q negro is not bit better than white man.
It was in ''frcc Kansas" that, the other day,
a black brute was hung by mob. who then
cut bis body down aud burned it to ashes.
st. Louis Presbyterian.
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MUSIC TEACHING.

RTISS CORA E. EAsTERDLY will fake a lin
IVA 4lEch number OF pupils for Instruction
MUSIC on the Piano. Glass In he Iaurit st the
EcsIJruc" of her father. (Hr. Joseph EssISr-
day } where pupils will he Afforded Accesz one
OF stcHs best Pianos. Terms moderate.
III,
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SHOES SHOES (.
T AM now receiving my Stock of

7 AM now receiving my Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES,
for Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children. Ikeep
constantly hand Benjamin RusseIrs Custom
Made ShOes, every pair warranted. Call snd
aiming before purchasing else where, as ] know !
can save y on mon, ~.
NTMRoD TRUSsELL.
First National Bank building.
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l.
- Feb. 4. 1879. DURE GALLAHER
WE would ca II the attention of Pby,acian. 20
Ch!OrofOrm, Fluid Extrset. Eigo,, Acetate Lead,
Nitro, Hsrring's EngIish Blue Mass and CnIomoI
Warmers Com pound Catbartic Pile with all the
ashley are thrown upon the market, all OF Which
we are prepared to Offer at low figures to prompt
paying customers. Give Us call at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE, Hnper's Ferry.
ITO Dye Easy and dye satisfactoriIy, use hfid.
L dlsioATA Household Dyea one paek..e III
dye one dozen >ards Of Ribbon II n equal amount
OF any o'ner mH'eriaI All shades. at only Eve
aUiGLEY's DRUG STORE. H,rper's Ferry.
Get READY FOR EAsTER.-mske the little
" folks happy by getting for them . packn &c OF
MiddIetOn's Household Dyes. to dye their Easter
Eggs-sny color they wish. OILY i've cents .
P":kngs,s IT, oulGLEY's DRUG STORE.
A LARGE invoice Of American, Enri;.s Ind
QUIGLEYs DRUG STORE.
HANCoCK's Aromatic Extract Of Ginger.
fully equal in strength to Browns and
eUIGLEY's DRUG STORE.
E'lsH. Heetsioot. Sperm and Lard oiI-LII of
aUIG IEY STSI DR u STORE.
A NICE stock Of American, English and
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
w a. QGIaLEY's DRUG STORE
TIM chsmber sets. new style, and very cheap.
DUKE Il GALLhHFR.
CTA hPED PAM. ali kinds and all sizes, at
y prices lower than ever. for sale by
DUKEk GALLAHER.
A additional stock Of the {" Windsor" Coffee
"a Pots just reeeiyed-sn lovers Of good coffee
should buy . " Windsor" For sale by
DUKE & GALLABEE.
WATERS. Tin Frame Meal and Flour Selves.
" Waffle Irons, Bread Boxss, Dust Pana.
crumb Trays and Brush ... Lanterns. for cal. by
DUKE & GALLAHER.
TRACE Chsius, Collars, Whips, Manure Forks.
l. Shoyes, Grindstopes. Pumps, for sste nv
DUKE GALLAHER-
GLOVER SEED for reIe By
March II, 1879.
lust RECEIVED have just received |. nice
- assortment of Wooden Buck-ts. Tubs, Wash
boards, BTooHsg &c, al of which viii 30 r~Id at
IiVfu r profit. JOSEPH III. yesterday
Next door 10 National Bank.
March IS. 1879
CANVAS INNS. Quality .eusrotesd. For
~ sale By s, 8. DALGARH,
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ENTERPRISES COLD HANDLE
Double Pointed .Smoo,Aing, I1Lahing ana
Girls Irons.

4 DFANTAGES.-BeingG Ground by PATENTED
"A Machinery, every Iron is Perfectly True
being filed with NoA- Con the he does nOt
tise TO the hand; being Double Pointed they viii
Iron both ways equaily veil; the Handle being
Circular hts the hand naturally, rnd does not
tnchAhlei whir Ut Handle which never gets hot and
does not burn the hands. Three Irons, one Ban die
sud Stand constitute = set. Fer sale at the Old
Tin and Stove House Of
JOSEPH n. YESTERDAY,
March 81. 1879
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II A R RIED.

At Walnut Farm" thu, residence of the
evening. April eth 1879. BY Rev. A. c. Hopkins,
Mr.: JOHN P. HESS and Miss FLORENCE Z.
Esq.
April Sd. 1879. at Harrer's Ferry, by Rev. J.
CATHERINE COILE.
On Tuesday. April Sth. 1879. at Forest Grove
Church, Frederick county, Nd. by Rev. w. W.
LETTERS. of shepherdstowD, to Miss SALI4IE
L. BELL, of Greenfield. Frederick county, Md.
On Thursday, April 3rd, 1879, Mt the residence
Rev: DR.. Riddle. Mr.. THOMAS G. FLAGG. Jr.,
to Miss ADA BROADWELL, both of Berkeley
county.
1879. by Rev. -, Mr.. TOBIAS n. MILLER
and Miss HESTER j. BARNEY, both of Belke-
ley county.
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HATS AND CASSIMERES.

IAN now opening for inspection an si.gap. as
L eortuent of
LATEST STYLES SPRING HATS,
for G en- tlemen. Youths. Boys and Children. Re-
member the place, frat National Bank Building.
HlMRUD TRUSSELL.
HAVE just received nice sssOr time Mt Of s rring
4 CASSlMERES. NlMROD Tx CSSELL.
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NATURES OWN you are suffer
~ ing from Dyspepsia, Constipation of tho
Bowels, Bil!iousness, Sick Hesdhch, or anything
man Bitter Water from one 81 the Celebrated
Springs in Germany. To be had at
QUlGLEY's DRUG STORE. Harper's Ferry.
CANADIAN CASTLE sOAP-far superior TO
~ the White and Red Notified and at much less
price. Try 1t once, and you viii! never any
other kind. Al
QU1GLEY's DRUG STORE,
April Is, 1879. Hsrper's Ferry.
EARLY ROSE Seed Potatoes for sale by
~ S. g. DALGARS.
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In the standing committees announced by
Speaker Randall, of the House of Represen-
tatives. Hon. B. T. Martin, of this District
is put on the committees on Pacific Railroads
Private Land Claims, and Territories.
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Remember the Lecture to be delivered by
Charles Davies, Esq, at Washington Hall,
this Monday evening.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

The army bill, with the democratic
rider" forbidding the use of the military at
the polls, finally passed the House of Repre-
14s to 122-a majority of &c. OF the Na>
tiouals, ten voted with the Democrats and
two with the Republicans.
In the United States Senate on Friday,
Mr.. Hereford called up the resolution of Mr.
Hoar declaring as unconstitutional and reyo-
lutionnry the alleged programme 10 compel
the President to sign appropriation bills tho
feature Of which he did not approve, and
spoke at length in support of the action of
the Democrats.
Col. ". a. Morgan contributes a spirited
article to the last Shepherdstown Register,
in which he refers rcgretfully to the different
enterprises which in former years fourishcd
in Shepherdstown, but have since languished
and died, and in closing to the danger of
Shepherd College following in the wake of
the others. In closing he makes an appeal
for support to this Institution. as follows:
I call upon the community to arouse them
Ito shake off the indoleut Indifference that
has hung over evil pail, aud come
forward promptly to the rescue of our Col
lege-let us by our determined will and
united energy and strength place it upon a
permanent basis We cannot escape this
manifest duty. We. Individually and colec>
lively, are bound by every requirement of
duty and interest to come forward and dis
charge our whole duty in sustaining Shops
herd College in this the dark hour of its tot
tering decline, aud lend helping hand to
uphold this important and necessary estab>
1ishment.
Mr.. Editor, my letter, know, is too long
Il have already torn it in two in the mid>
debut my hope and intention is that it will
act as leaven to work up this important en-
terprise. and that it will incite others. who
WELD ADLER pens and whose influences are
more potent in our community, to come to
the front with their aid and assistance.
DEMoREs1's MONTHLY for May is indeed
an exquisite number-the Chrome "View
on the Lake of Geneva" a most charming
frontispiece, and it's varied contents in.
teresting, pleasing and of much worth
Densorest's justly holds its place as one of
the uery best of the fashion monthlies.
In the standing committees announced by
Speaker Randall, of the House of Represen,
tatives. Hon. B. T. Martin, Of this District,
is put on the committees on Pacific Railroads,
Private Land Claims, and Territories.
. Remember the Lecture to be delivered by
Charles Davies, Esq, at Washington Hall,
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LADIES HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTw1LER is prepared to do Hair
w Work at moderate. price,, and will make
Brsids. Pus. Curl.. Frizz.s etc, al re.id snce o!
her tA;ber, near the Baptist Church. in Charles.
town.
April /, Is79-tf.
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SEED CATALOGUES FREF.

4 NSUAL Descriptive Catalogue, Of Garden and
- Flower seeds. contoiniDg bTiei directions for
snviag and cuIiivAtinz same, with bints Oh bot
beds, trADspiAniipE, &c.. furpished fire.. on /. p
PlIcAtion to DUKE d GALLABER.
February u 1879,
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February 4, 1sTe-sm.
WANTEH.

WHITE MAN AND WIFE, without eliI-
N dren. Man to do farm wotk. have como
EnowIedpe of attending garden and horses; and
wife TO cook. wash aud iron. To such ptrsons
liberal wages aud permanent home. Apply at
Feb. IS, 1879 If. SPIRIT OFFICE.
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A COMPLIMENT TO Col. CLowE.-A new
sumAc mill has recently been erected at
Lynchburg. The Lynchburg Tiryintcm, Of
which Mr.. Charles',W. Button, formerly Ct
Jefferson, is editor; says: This new enter
prise that has, for some months past, been
going forward under the direct on of Col. II.
W. Glove, of Winchester, is now completed
and in operation, grinding sumac daily
Familiar as we were with the reputation of
that ski!iful mechanic, Col. Glove, our old
countyman, and once superintendent of the
United States ArmQry at Harper's Ferry, it
was unnecessary to make personal inspcc-
ton of the machinery to know that it is just
what it ought to be. But we went through
the establishment yesterday and found every,
thing moving like clock work The mill will
grind two tons of sumac per day. We were
glad to greet the Colonel our streets few
days ago looking well and hearty.
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IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE that remedy made
of such common, simple plants as Hops, Blu
chu, Mandrake, Dandeli0n, &C., should mako
so many and such marvellous and wonderful
cures as Hop Bitters do, but when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Editor and Lawyer all testify to having been
cured by them, you must believe and try them
yourself, and doubt no longer. See other
column
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FOR SALE.

A SECOND. hand Fire Proof s.ks 70, sal
"a cheap, by DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
pEST Corn Shelters fer cal. by
ID Feb. 4. 1919. DUKE 6ALLAHER.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-21
ST. Matthews Dots.

+ Since new year, business, h", Ia,
creased in, our little tn~n r1nsif2r;t-
bly-of course, we uoI't ,au:n c2G,I
for,pow when We sell a bill OF goods
sufficient TO bring smile upon the
clerks face, who, ull the while, has
been very courteous to such good
customer, invariably the familiar
''chargc them" will be heard.
The weather has been very unfav-
orable Of late, and great deal OF
sickness has kept the doctors busy.
A Glcr n short illness with Pncumon-
il, on Thursday, the 18Th instant,
one Of our most estimah!c citizens,
Mr.. l.. j. Buycii was taken from our
midst. Mr.. Bnych was young man,
in the lhirt- first year Of his aye, and
had gained many warm friends in this
community hy his Christian-like char
actcr. - e. l..
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-21
The orangeburg Democrat,
Church Directory.

METIIopIsr.-Rcv. o. A. Darby. Pas
tor. Services every Sunday nurniug al
halfpnst 10 o'clock and ut night at half.
past Z o'clock. Prayer Meeting every
"Wednesday evening at lalf.rast clock
Sabbath School every Sunday mornin"
at 8 O'Clock. Chldren's meeting every
third Sunday.
PKESBYTEEIAN.-Rev j. A. d. Brown.
Pastor. Services every Sunday morning
ut halt-past 10 o'clock, and III the after
noon ut hnifpast o'clock. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday afternoon ut half
past o'clock. Sabbath SCHOOL every
Sunday morning at half-past:S o'cl0ck. ].
BArTIST-Rrv. II. W.i McllichamlS
Pastor. Services every third and fourth
Sunday morning ut halt:past 10 o'clock
and ut night halt-past s O'Clock Sab
bath School every Sunday morning ut
halt-past O'Clock. .SuNdy School Mis-
siouary Meeting every fourth Sunday.
,,I.UT1IERAN.-Rev j. +. Niscr, Pastor.
Services every Sunday morning ut half.
pnstl0 o'clock and at night at halt-past
Z O'clock. sabbath School every Sunday
morning at half-past O'Clock.
9. LrI5COPAL.-Rev.L l.. Query. Pastor.
Services third Sunday in each month.
Morning lali-pasL 10 O'Clock afternoon
halEpast o'clock.tH 80: "E"
Y. Nj. &. A.-Rooms on Rasscll-strcct.
Open every evening during the week.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at half.past and Sunday afternoons ut
6 O'clock. Business meetings fourth
Thursday in each month.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-21

WE direct the attention of our
readers TO the advertisement of Mr..
Joseph Eros in to-day's issue. A lit
de More ;tRan Il year ago Mr.. Eros
came among us q. stranger, and by
his close attention to business, cour-
tcsy to. those with whom he dealt and
a temperate life, he has won not only
success, but the we'll wishes Of our
citizens. Under his management the
Original Vienna Bakery has become
apart Of Oranscburg and II necessity
to her citizens. With thanks for past
patronage he solicits continuance
Of the same and invites our citizens
TO cali on him at Briggman's old
store.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-21
Come along, the people say,

Come along, the people say,
10 Walkers store this very day.
The rich man gees and tells his friend
TO direct his steps to Walkers stand.
The poor men too, buy their goods
And leave the store in happicst moods.
In fact the rich man and the poor
Nh 60 round to to'Walkcr's store.
Where they buy tbqir goods SO low
The factor asks and wants to know,
If they arc going to take the liens,
And Let him gobble up tl,cir means.
rs which thb people always say,
I'll call and 'sctTa Tanbthcr'day. a..iJ'
And think "ass they 70 'plodding on on
or Walkers store with its lhrony;
His Syrups pure and Bacon fine,
lis Flonfoe a ayorfte kindTtcr
His Groceries now, His Coffee good
AndElle always in The happipst mood,
Will answer.th them very well
And til" liens and factors may rest Il
'1't" epell. M1..'"3;' 4,oa. ir'n' 81.