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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-01

AssEMBLyMAN BEARD, Of T2ko county,
has introduced a bill in the lower house OF
the Legislature, providing fw the adoption
Of the Mofet bell punch law, as now in
vogue in the State Of Virginia. Under its
provisions, an ordinary drink Of whisky
pays . tax Of ~ GENTS to the State, o
drink Of boer 1rcent, . quart of liquor 10
cents, andAsgailon 40 cents. etc. Should
sscha 1aw'be adopted in Nevada, it would
obviste the necessity of raising funds by
ausSothsr4meaus OF taxation.
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PACIFIC T.
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
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NEW IOHK, FeDfuary 70.
The 'tTribune's" Washington corre-
spondent says: Late visitors to the Sem
ate last night witnessed the remarkable
spectacle Of the transaction of business
and the passage Of bills with only five SEN
ators present. OF course there was q sort
Of tacit understanding with the absent
Senators that no measures except q few Of
q given character should be considered.
, 1879-08-08

ttftt DF{kttu1 t@6fthtFfk.
The accounts Ut t1ta yaluo 4Ill extent OF tho
cstaic vi lhu Iate strs, Sarah A. dorsey, which
s'Ia btlueatteA to slr. Davis, lllat lavu rcrunt-
iy npucarod III the Nur.lluru hud Western pa.
pers, nru ahsurllly extravagant. Wo arc as.
burcd. on tbs beat possible authority, that LIE
value of the cstatu will not exceed $4j,0)u.
Desus :. Htauvo!r." sllsslssippi city, valued
at $3.50, MIA. Dorsey Owned tlrsu placus Ia
Ictasus Parish, one assessed at $ll,aIU, three.
tlftha ol another valued a. $S1o1, uttu Another
which Is living Idle anl Ia subject to overflow, At
$l,5uo Two uf thcso naers aro rented to MI.
Isaacs OF thtseitY, for $3.50. which constituted
tho whole Of Mrs, Dorasy'a income. On thls
property shs paid, acrurd.nE. tn tho racctpts
shown us, Si93 In taxes. Hur debts, At the tint
OF her dcatt,, amounted to $5,0u0, LAST sprlns
8he matla bona lAe salu OF tl,e l}eauyois place
to Mr. Davis for 81. $40. for which ho gave bis
notes running for ono. two, 4il t01ee years.
1hess notos ars In the i1utls OF Mr. ]. u. l.taYne,
ONO OF our oldest Mnu nlust respectable uur.
rhaBts who for u long tins was The na,,;lrsr Ut
Mrs. Dorsey's business ailatrA, Slr. Pavne, who
had been the warm personal friend Of her iatu
husband, wus rr near neighbour, and WIS ma1a
by her tho custodian of Ilot will und her private
pnpers, Tho 1uueA-tulkeu.ot Ialldk owneu by
hlrs Dorsey in Arkahsas md Texas have not
for tong time past bcsu dcssued worth paylug
taxes ou.
Tho above facts We hayo received from Nr.
Payne, than whom no more honest uud
yesagLous gentleman can be found,
, 1879-08-08

candidate for stnto Treasurer Of oht3 u &C.
companich the portrait with Tue following
sketch, recognized II. entirely just null arcuFate
by all who know honest 10 IurngY:
"'rhc Ohio Republican State Convention, re,
Gently held In Music Hall. Cincinnati, did most
excellent work In placing 10 nomination its
strongest men, ns every cnnlidatc upon tte
ticket IL ecnsicunn Of unfmpcachable i1teEri-
ty aud oi The highest personal worth. Although
tilcrc we're ninc candidates for the Office of stnto
Treasurer, Mr.. fuency was nominated on Tho
t'rst ballot ty DECIDED ,ma!s5!ty. q ls. r.,
EIugurnot md Irish extraction. flo went 10
Cleveland, O., 10 1881. am, has ever since been
resident Of tl,At entcrprsslng city. ln 1910 ho
located IN Newburg, now patt Of Cleveland,
au.' established himself in business aa a black-
s,nlth. lie was poor mud frtendless, but dc.
lertnfncd to mako the most OF Ills opportunities.
Having been left nn orphan at tho age Of years,
hts early cKpctonce Cavc him spirit Of self're-
lianee. and from blacksmlthlng he etusnod his nt-
tontion to commercial pursuits, then to railroad
inr, rs President and General Manager Of the
Cleveland Il Newburg Road, and is idow In tho
banking onsincss, bsInE President ct tho South
farmer and has thirty-ave acres within the city
limits Of Ctcvclnnd.
sin 1850 Alr, Turney was elected Treasurer Of
Cuyahoga (Clcvcland( County, and rc.eccletl IN
1868. As d public officer he possessed tho con!2.
that IN the eve Of his retirement The business
men of the city presented him with handsome
Testimonial OF ihelr esteem. In every position
l,o has flllcd he has possessed the confidence Of
those with whom tie has been associated. When
he resigned tho Presidency OF the Cleveland IL
NcwbutG Railroad the Directors passed rctpli-
tipns Of the most complimentary character con-
corning his administration. and the employees
presented 0thera protesting against his retire.
nlcnt, mud expressed their thanks for bis unre-
mittlng Kindness and gcntlcnanly treatment OF
them.
"afr. Turncy IL undoubtedly ono OF the most
,ktsr II tt,n Uon In
, 1879-08-08
THE ROSS AMERICAN.
CINCINNATI UEEfs-D4t1NKERS.
Gtnc4aHGn Dommfrctai.

Tile Civil War has not ret wiped cut patriotism
front the American heart 1t uay lu Bluuber.
tnE and unseen upon our onu shurcs. but. when
NC strku abroad, tic 1tful spark Is breatlled
Into fiery extstcuco llslt frgltens as II shtnca.
A typical Wild eAgse Of this sort was recently
met with. Atloug a party Of young American
tourists GU lhr Cuutlnent WAS ono who would
haya proved Chicf bachrm ot tho doubling
Thomascs OF thu 1unocents Abroad; he was SO
thoroughly patriotiu that lie could see no EXCEL
lencs In anything In tic Old World 90 com pared
with his own country. Mountains, waterfalls.
churches, monuments, scsneey, and all other
objects Ut !uLerest, uase inferior to what the
United states could stlow, His companions be-
caule somewhat tirol Of Aa oyerwccu'uE boast
fulusss7 unAtetertnInel to glva Him Que start.
Lug novelty At any rats, nhd witness lta lall OF
hIa boast!llE grsatnusa. They spent last winter
IT. Rome, aud nlu aIght OH urtnkME bout they
gut the enthusiastic young Yaukee ut,der tho
tnh!e, but kept snbcr lhc.nsclyes. iIu got glorf-
ouslY drunk, intoxtcalion ktssed h's cycIlds
down ia sleep, and they, carefully, carried him
tuto tho catacombs, laid hlm carefully down,
with q ca.ttie within reach. attd retired short
distance out Ut sight to wait fur Developments.
Alter while their TT nd sousel up, having
slept oG sha Grss drunken stupor, and. iu d
stato Of some establishment, begau endeayoring
to iocata h!msctf, a. the saulo tiuio mutteFnE
Wrll-hic-thl.'a little strange, wonncr-
hic-~HteTu all, apywayt"
IIe got out bis match, lighted bis candle, aud
bcEa1 to study lis surroundings. On carh side
Weru shelves pilsl with KrinninR skulls and
lIicllos lllie,i with skuetons, wh!e all about
wers piled legs. arms, Hbs, aild ysrtstta:,-a
ghastly array. md altogether new to him. lie
nodded to The skulls Oh one s!1e with drunken
"tlow d. do-hcF und Oh tlls olEer with Il low
dye ,tesl-,nlc-auywayf' took luok Ut hIs
wa;ca' aaa oucs m9ru 'y r. on nL. sa5rouuapEs got
FULLY above tls head. stlrIekcl eIeefuljy aud
, 1879-08-08
on tho roundt-'sah for the United sta,.s,-.
allers ahead 'Isah Tor me, 'speclallyl's
BETTING ON 4 DEAD THING.

oN Il -
San Frnncfsco S'ock. Htport,
Ono OF tie Ircqucuters OF a brokcr's otTce +,
this city Ia man who will bet On any kind ofs
proposition. When ho enters, the Office In II.
morning he grocts the gentlemen present h,
saying, "Mornln', bo5si ls there anything mn,
! OF 70 want to bet OH this lnorntn'l" Ana h.
hnngs around all day watching for change, ia
bot; and, II a man ventures an opinion a,,on,
ilo stock MARKET hints that perhaps sIcr,.
Nevada may aclt for 40 next week, hc viii
pounce on him ltko q hawk Oh Junebue. and
ollcr to bet him hundred that It don't sell fo,
90 In six years. The other day tie boys nut IN
job On him. They got n ny, dipped lts fce, il
n.ne!inus' md stuck u on a.. .aa1-irane in lis
or course, there's not much for Ny. to cat In
brokers' office; but, between Ink. a,id n,ucilsve'
and tho breath ot The clerks, they manage to
eks out q suos.stcnce. pret;y soon anotucray
rant around tho corner, and scttIed down On
Tho sash nsar the 1y TINT the bo,s
had fixed, and IN fow moment,
tho bottng-mau dropped lu. with bis
usual sstutation about betting. After soma
preliminary sksEn,slllng about not being on ,I1e
gamble, being busted In stocks, md other IHtlo
bY.piays to mako tho bctttng man think shes
were not nuxtous for wager, Que Of tho boys
spohe lip and said:
"pard, III tel, YOU what will do; I'll bet
you that that 1y in the corner Of that sash
inoyce before that other ly about ak iuchc,
from him does"
Tic ~ in tho corner Was The i!y from tho rc..
laurent, and tue other was the ay With tie
"lt's whack!' said the betting man. "Ds.
you hundred my fly movcs nrst.n
The money va put up, and al eyes were 10.
tsniiy bent "a on % tho window: Pretty sooa the
md succeeded In dragging ftsesf nbont halt III
length on the sash.frame.
, 1879-08-08
An EnXltl,u llaR'a Fran uch.

: There was IN Eug'lsA journalist At Chtsel;
hurst who thought h0 could speak French lixa
na.Iys. liz could not Gut into tic church, aud
addrsssud the dooskeepor swee.ly, u sa1
Ia Jouraa i.i,H sa,l he. ''sAll right, air." said
tile French lauItor IN good English; =. but We
muat lot those Frencn peppe In tiFst." Aud
the representative OF thB influential morning
paper vowed he would tsu,t to hls nothes
tpu1ue lu future.
, 1879-08-08

have embraced all The countries where tho
Greek raco wns stflt predominant. line drawn
from CRttarn, on tic AdrlntIr. 10 Saionfca, on
tho iEHean, wrud hnve Included this rcaton
Above ali. the whole tsllnds Ut tho Archipelago
ehould lIaYa lcen iucllIdeh In Tho hcY atAtA.
, 1879-08-08

The ouly combination u tut tsus Jxnica Ginger
with choEce usuntstlGa aud French bsaudy, Tor
making glnyes tea aud warming drinks ~ culds,
chtl5. and fuYcts. IL Santord's Jaualca Gthxer.
who IL EsltcsAes and eon,uosc4 Tor g!esp, IL lu-
valuable. Ark for Bantorafs.
, 1879-08-08

Joserh Tnsusy, tbs Nel'ub1lcan Candidate
i0r Treasurer of the State of Ohio.
l'hs New York 0ranhie OF Aus, l had ans
pleturs VI tu eAprrsslsr, flol.est lacs of thu
Lou. Joseph TuEney, VI Cleyela,M. Republican
, 1879-08-08
HOW BROTHER BLANK DESTROYED
HIS USEFULNESS.

NaHg1ra tithfttAs.
A deacon Of q prominent Connecticut Church,
whose pastor had just resigned, recently met a
Hartford divine, when tho following conyersa.
tion eusucd:
II was sorry to hear TINT Brother Blank had
resigned. have always liked hin. lle Is re.
garded as very able man, isn't fe7''
"W.c-El. yes" thealtatius). "oh, yc.cs, he's
an able mnu."
"nut ho Is flrst-ratc preacher. Isn't hc1''
:" W.c-l-l, y-o-s, he's very good preaeher.n
"Anu lc Is n nnu Of The highest Christian
character, SO we have always thought here"
swell, ye.cs. Oh yes, he's good Chris
t,au.'' -
" But tlero must be something the matter,
Dcneon9 Why do you htsltnte so, md Sir,
'Wo-ll. ye-cs'; has Brother Dlunk boon guilty
Of anything wrooEl know Of church That
om,ncnd him very highly. Hive you ans rca.
son TO suppose that he would not give satls!ac-
lionio
"Wcll, Doctor, lAfr. B.ank is alt vou aay about
him, but I'm afrald hc'a not calculated to make
u successful pastor in the country"
why nut, Dcacopt You surprise ne very
swell, will tell vou ono reason. Mr.. Blink
lived NEXT to neighbor whose hens and ch!.x.
cns troubled him very much by digging UP Ills
garden, Hc spoke about It several times, but y
did no good; tliose fow!s kept Ia bis garden all
ths time And what do you think he dld! In.
high fenee around his garden, ho came here 10
Hartford and bought tho beat gamc-coek b
could find, and took him homo md turned him
looso In The gnrdrn. The next day that neigh.
b., hsaa n Esfa @ s Ss1s no
were al! l,!s hens u1nl chickens lying in wIGd'
rows, anil that pauta-cock walking over the
bodies and growing. Nov, you can't sag that
that was un.Chr1stlan c0nlnct, but 1t was Ger
tainIy calculated 10 dautroy hlr, Biank's usslul.
utsk III That GertIQD,h
, 1879-08-08
"FROM THE EAST"


lie was dapper 1lttlo fellow, as tidy as new
pin, md as be entered ono OF the "ssuple.
room. ~ nm 1vood,var,, avanpn veaterdov ~.
ess -" '.Nu, Woe"".~ a'."o' ''se'n'' '1'
pAt-keeper meata!!! Fcmarkea'
"That fellow will call for champaGnc.h But
he was mistaken; the little follow leaned oYc,
t,,o har and ao,,f.
nT ..:L, r
"aut tu'ootes t"o-tnsus lull OF wafer
and some pieces OF pure Ice In The tumbteE."
It mas handed him, md he asked:
"Do you ever have q lemon about the pIRce1l,
"Ycs. ."
"Well, gently Bqueezc ono into the tumbler.h
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but he reluctantly agreed to call at
Gooch's Island, take five of the men and
leave some provisions for the others.
then left the brig at Q p. NJ. and landed
at > 4. NJ
January 9TH | saw two vessels approach
the island. | Immediately boarded the
nearest. which proved to bc the Amer-
can whaling bark Atlantic, Capt. Is. +.
Wing, who kindly agreed to proceed to
Gooch $ Island, rescue the remainder of
my crew and take us to Cape of Good
Hope boarded the other vessel, which
proved to be the British ship Respeger-
dtro, Capt. A. Purcell, from Liverpool
for Calcutta. Capt Purcell offered every
assistance taking seven OF the men, and
would have gone to the island for the re-
maindcr il needed. He supplied me with
quantity of clothing gratis. Jan i |
went Oh board the Atlantic with the sec
ond mate and one man who shipped on
the vessel and sailed for Gooch's Island.
Arrived Jan. ., and on landing found the
dated Jan l. SAYING, We all leave here
to-day on the brig Tyro for East London.
MI Well returned to the bark and
on Jan. = We fell in with the British bark
Andrew Reed. Capt W. Alexander.
from Java for Cork. Capt. Alexander
kindly took myself and second mate on
board, and landed us at St Helena on
Feb. i. ON February we took pas
sage on ship Saratoga, Capt c. :. Ken
dali for New York. In conclusion would
tender my sincere thanks to Capt. Ken
DAN ior his kindness while on board his
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SULPHUR DIrrEnS.
iNDISPUTABLE
EVIDENCE.
Miraculous Cure.
- WANT EVERYBODY IN THE WORLD
TO KNOW IT."

oNK Blurf~ Martha's Vineyard, SEPT J. ~
i i win a happy hear; that | write these few
lines y You, and want everybody in the whole
world TO know what your great SULPHUR BIT
EttN have done for me. Fife, vars ago eau ght
Nioient cold riding in a rain storm. The next day
Wa sick Abed with Typhoid fever, and upon recoy-
erihg from that, Two large ulcers broke out one ON
each oe, winch kept continually diScharging have
been attended by the best doctors in the country and
at the Bellevue hospital the doctors whished to take
one .eg OF. Nothing that | took helped me and
made VI my mind 10 die, and did care if did for
a more miserable being than could not be- Ny tlc,
wa covered with Blotchr~ ana Scales, and my boly
with f.ruptlons. | have been wheeled around for
me past six years and have spent thousands of dol
lars. Last spring Dr SpenIer advised me to 90 To
the 7ea-horc and perhaps the change would do Int
good, but to no purpose, a. rapidly grew worse and
my wife and friend. gave up. ON the hrst Of Juv
Mt. Moore visited me and brought me Il bottle OF
your - LPIiUR BllIERs for Inc to take; | told
iHW would not. had no taith in anything He vas
50 persistent in his demands and my wife also IN.
treated me to try it, which did ana to my unbound
cd JOY in few day, began to feel better my ain-
tiie improved ana food began 20 look good to me
My bowels began to get regular, thing had not
known for - years. The empti1ns left my body,
those dlsnicting ulcers on my leg began 10 cease
d-chIrging and grew smaller every dtv and now
thanks 10 mcrcifll tod, am well. | can walk
tire" miles without fatigue aud have gained In
weight twcnty-two pounds. Ny skin i, smooth
haze taken eight bottles ana one ulcer i. prrt-ctIy
cured aud the other j rapidly closing up ana j. now
no larger than pea. May GoIs blcs,ingre-t on You
and Yonr Wond.r!", ST irHUR BlIItKS, i. the
humble. ,,l+tltr of nur- truly
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1t is related in the New York Graphic
that the other evening, at Il little dinner
party, one OF the guests, the younger
brother Of an English n0bleman, express
ed with conmendable freedom, his opin-
ion Of America and its people. Il do
not altogether like the country said
the young gentleman, .for one reason,
because you have 10 gentry here
"What do you mean by gentry :" asked
another Of the company. Well, you
know" replied the Englshlnan, 'Well-
oh, gentry are those who never do any work
themselves and whose fathers before them
never did any" "Ah," exclaimed his in
terocutor 'then we have plenty Of gen
try in America, but we don't cali them
gentry, we call them tramps." 4 laugh
went around the table, and the young
Englishman turned his conversation into
another channel.
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United States Internal Revenue

Deputy Collectors Office, District of Maine.
Augusta, April 1,t, lN79.
shall be at the following places, to receive Special
L Taxes, and issue Special Tax Stamps, under the
United States Internal Revenue Laws for the year
ending April a0th, leoo.
Belfast, american Hotel, Tuesday and Wednes
day. April 22d and sd
RockIand, Custom House, Thursday ana Friday
April 24th and 10Th.
Parties sending TO the office by mail express
must enclose stamps for return postage.
Rs- he return Form II must be filled and signed
before it is presented. j. l.. SIODDARD,
3wl4 L. ). Deputy Collector.
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A. several Of our subscribers are bored c good
deal by people borrowing their paper if they will
give us the names OF those guilty Of that dis
courtesy to their nelghbors, and of wronging the
printer, by cheating him ont Of their reading we
will be much obliged to them, and we think we
will stop the practice. If person wants to read
our paper enough to steal the reading Of it every
week We would like to know hun lGardiner Home
Journal.
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S EEL S

Collection No. l.-one pkt. each Of the following y
catalogue prices to $40:
Aster, Nerbcna, Petuna, Alyssum Balsam, Migno
nette, Phlox, PanSy, Candytuft, Snapdragon, Mari
Sweet Pea, Dwarf Nasturtium, Agrostis Nebulost
Helichrysum.
No. One pack each Of :he following 10 varieties
OF ANIMALS, all for 80 cents amounting at catalooup
prices to % cents
schlzanthus, retunia, Alyssum, zinnia, Balsam,
spotted Aster, Phlox, Mignonette, Parsons new
white, Candytuft, Snapdragon,
No. 3-s varieties Everlasting Flower Seeds, for SOC
No. IS separate colors OF Sweet Peas for 80 cents
p Cent COiIectiOD.-One pkt, each Pausy
Ammonium, Whitlava, Mignonette, Alvssum
Seeds will be forwarded post paid. Plants by cx-
press the purchaser to bear expense of TRANSPORTS
ton. Address FHED'k II. MOSES
lml3 Florist and Scotsman, Bucksport Me
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PATENTS.
r. H EDDY

r. H. EDDY,
No. rs State St., opposite kiIby, Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States; also in Great
Britain France and other foreign countries. Copies
of the claims Of any Patent furnished by renting
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
No IqeHcH IN the tRHed stairs possesses superior
tdciffics tor obtHiniRg Patents dSoertointJ the
patenfo6dIty Of RrentionS. X II. EDDY, solicitor
OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard MIR. Eddy one ofthe most nopob}e oad
successful practitioners With whom have had OIL
ciul intercourse.
CHAS. MASON. Commissioner DC Patents y
"lnventurs cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EDMJN Nd 81 kk +, late Com. Of Patent, /"
Boston. October ~, 1870.
K. H. EDDY, ESQ.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in 1870, my first patent. Since then YOU have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. !
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
YORK, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business, in YOUR line.
and advise Others 10 employ you.
ours truly, GEORGE DRAFEK.
Boston, January !, lS79.-lyl
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Loss of the Philena WinslOW

The Philena Winslow sailed from Car
din Roads. October p. lS1~, with Il cargo
OF 2>Gl tons OF coal, bound for Singapore.
ON the voyage all went well. On Deem
Der 9TH sighted the island OF Trinidad,
bearl y +. ). T.. distant torty-tiVe miles,
and the thermometers We're correct At
I'D \. NJ, December I9,h. the second
| mate who had charge OF the deck report
ed the wind had suddenly died ont and
struck from the ). f, | Went on deck in
mcdutely and found the ship bearing
east.
Could see the shade of something in
the iog to the : and could hear the sea
Washing against ii. Supposed We Were
near an iceberg and called all hands. Ihe
log cleared 4 llttle and We discovered We
/ We're near the land, which proved. as sup
posed, Gooch's Island | endeavored to
get the ship OF shore amt succeeded IN
getting her head 10 the northwest. bat
the wind falling at about 340 \. NJ, the
ship was drltted by tide and sea on to the
perpendicular cliffs Of small. detached
/ island. striking heavily the whole length
OF the port side tearing her planks which
came to the surface in large pieces The
vessel remained ailoat, but pressed against
the rocks tearing her sides as she rose
and fell in the sea. | then ordered out
the boats and securing what provision
there was al hand, the ship settling fast
the decks level with the water at 4:l0 +.
MI commanded all hands to take to
the boats and left the ship. The vessel
sank about two minutes LATER entirely
ont Of sight.
than tirIat4f..t va lt IN Nm ~ b.,
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will send specimen volume, which
may be returned if not wanted, to any
part cf the United States, for the
nrica, in cloth SO cents, half morocco,
rs cents, or an extra fine heavy Paper,
wide margins, bound in half Russia
gilt top, for $10O Their catalogue
of standard publications will be sent
free on request. AMERICAN Book
EXCHANGE, Publishers, SIS Bsekman
street, New York.