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. ILcre is a story with a mora

- Here is n story with a moral
A good little boy picked blnckbcl;;
rics all dry for fifty cents, and
started 10 the circus, hut met Il
moor little hoy who WAS Il cripple,
ind who had u dozen starving sis.
tiers, cousins and aunts. The good
little boy made himself M cIrcmo-
synary institution, gave his fifty
cents to the lrEgar boy, cried until
the circus opened and then crawl@l
under the canvass and acadheadcl
it. Twenty years aftcrwail that
good little boy ran away with his
friends wife, and just the other day
tho husband died and left him one
thousand dollars, saying that hO
made il Il rIle lever TO forge! Il "a
yss.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

- The German custom Of plant.
Ing fruit trees on either side ofpub-
lie highways is a good one. These
trees are pruned and otherwise cared
for by The road hands. They fur.
nish Shade and fruit 10 the weary
travellers, and constitute Il humane
provision worthy Of imitation in all
Christian lands.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

The above five trncls are part Of lsaac
Sidman Survey, No I, cOn,ainIng 5000
acres, situated on Holly md Elk rivers.
Part of Lot MOL, 400 Acres.
Lot No. 8, subdivision 2, 500
Acres.
Lot No. 4, subdivision Q, 500
Acres.
Lot No. 0, subdivision ., 500
Acres. l--2
The above four tracts are part Of ftaat
Sidman Survey, No S, containing 10, 600
acres, and situated On the waters Of Holly
River, Old Lick Run ard Long RuH.
Also Lot No. 10, marked =. 800
Acres,
being part Of 1Saac SidmAn Survey, No 6,
containing 10000 acres, situated on Elk
river, and forfeited in the name Of Albert
Owen.
All Of which lands, together with their
local description, the name of the persons
changed with the taxes for which sail lands
were sold, md set forth in list certified by
The Auditor to the Clerk Of the County
Coar, Of Webster county, md now In said
Clerks Office, md 10 which reference il
here given.
The said Commissioner will require one
fourth Of the purchase money to be paid
cash In hand, and also bond bearing III.
terest from date, vita gnnl security, paya'
lie in twelve months. fot tie residue of ,ht
purchase money, and shall retain the title
MS lien on said laHds for The residue Of III,
purchase money until the same is fully
paid.
Pr. DUFFY, &.
Commissioner Of School Lands fOl
Webster county, West Virginia
oct234T
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Legal Notices.
-----'-SSAI IEO OF
SCHOOL, IA NDs
IN WEBSTER COUNTY, WEST
VIRGINIA.

Pursuant 10 several orders of the cireui,
Court Of Webster county, entered ofrecord
at the September term, 1850, in the matter
Of The sale Of forfeited and uuarpropriated
lands in said county for school purposes,
under cllupter 1874 Of the acts orthe Legis.
~. fwcst Virginia. passed November
18th, 1873, the under ignel Commissioner
Of School Lands for Webster county, will,
On lledaesday, The 2ihday Of No
render, 1880,
that being courtday, ut tile from. door Of
The court house OEsaId county, proceed to
sell TO The highest bidder the following
tracts Of land for the benefit Of the school
fund, lo-wit:
JIM. Camden md D. W. Byrne lands,
containing in the aggregate s,o4l acres, mad
divided into the following described tracts j:
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Domestic:

Swiss Cigar, Fancy Pressed
American Cousin, The Posics, Seed
Stogics, excellent flavor, Round
Stogics, Tips, Cigarettes; also n
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Homemade
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
Pipes, Matches, Snuff, &c.
COME aJN.D,SEE US.
S.psSR- S-zOdsRIST.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13
Willard Hotel Lottery
Il. C ii7T-Class FLty91jS he'd
Hotel for So.
1864 Cash Prizes ark: f,A16
Property Prtzes Amount
in=.o 1893. 500.

This Drawing will take place al
LOUISVILLE, kY., DECEMBER 81,
1880, under the authority Of II
Special Act Of the Kentucky I.cgis-
lature, and will he under the ALSO
lutte control of the following disin-
tcrcsted commissioners appointed
by the act:
lion. Robert Mallory, late n. c., Of OLD.
ham county; l. II FIUuFnOy, Prrsldeal Of
the |, louisville Chr RuUf Company /; Hon. Il !
=. Whitaker, Of COring,on; Henry Clay,
Jr., late Prosecuting AtIurne, Of the Louis
vile City Coarr, and G. A. Winston, Of lhe
law firm OF |, 4 ]. Caldwell and Winston,
0, Louisville.
LIST OF PRIZES.
E Tt!laFaI TELL sts., s!'a $4,000
one Residence Oh Green Street. SlH,UuO
Que Residence OH Green Street $4,000
Two Cash Prizes, eaeh s. oG0 lc,0aU
TwoCnsh Prizes, eIch s., 900 1000
Five lash Prizes, each s 900 h.OOl
Five CnsE Prizes, each $3.50 .,bU0
Fifty Cash Pixies, each Si00 h,DU0
the hundred fash prizps, each $50 800"
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $50 10000
tine Set OF bar furniture 1000
One Fine Piano Duo
One Handsome Silver Ten Set 100
Four hundrt! lioxts Old Bourbon
Whisky $40 1880
Ten baskets Champagne. S35 $50
Five Hundred Cash Prizes tncl $40 5000
Four ilundIel HU1cs Fine Wines, $50 Il 400
Two Hundred iIUxes Robertson
County Whisky, $50 c,000
Four Hundred lIoxes llavana Cigars
$40 1900
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $40 5000
Whole tickets, IS. Halves, ~.
Quarters ".
Responsible agents wanted at all impor.
tant points. For circulars givtns full IN.
0rmation aud for tickets address
" c. b. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, Louisville NJ.
Or 10 ". Scott t;lOrC, bookseller, 1903 PUnrIq
ST., Louisville, Ky.
The Hotel IL NOW open and will lc run as
huetOfor unit Il is rtHdy 10 DC transferred
to tie lucky winner. The public are invited
to stop with us aud ste the property lot
! themselves
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

The nbove six tracts arc par, oft. 30.
dca survey, containing 5000 acres, and
situated on the waters Of Elk aud HOLLY aud
Zig Grassy Greek.
Lot No. !, subdivision j, 200
Acres.
Lot No. ], subdivision 2, 800
Acres.
Lot No. 8, subdivision 2 500
Acres.
Lot No., subdivision 500
Acres.
Lot@No.Z5,Zsub:s1iyisionz 500
Acres.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

The above nine tracts ere a partef VIII
I'M" Stewart Survey, No. 4, containing
5000 acres, and situated on Holly River
and Zig aud Little Grassy Greek.
Lot No. 9, marked U, 1875 Acres.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

There are some interesting things
that are not down in the census
that ought TO be. For instance,
there are in this country just 1000
persons WHO own walking sticks
thatAndrew Jackson used 10 carry
and 600 and some odd persons
who have curls from the head Of
the late Lady Washington. These
are matters Of great public
interest and should not be omitted
from the census
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

FEY people knowthc value Q,
buttermilk. Aprnpcrand constant
.nse OF buttcrmilk will entircly5curc
the constant 5thirsting for stimu.
lants 10 which manY=perSonsfro from
longzusc, have liabituated them
selves Have it hand. and wien
the appetite says wliskey or other
stimulant, drink llalfa tumblcr OF
buttcrmilli !; the craving desire will
be satisfied, and the stomach will
10 much benefited and strength
cncd, instead of weakened. There
are very many good effects from
a free use of buttermilk. 1t alone
will often cure a SOUR stomach, and
permanently. The Tactic acid
needed by many persons is sup
piled by buttermilk much more
largely than by any other known
food or beverage. One vital ard
important Use Of buttermilk is the
prevention Of valvular Justification
Of the valves Of the heart, from
which, in this country, so many
persons die, especially old persons.
There arc many other peculiar So
called heart diseases which Tactic
acid, if partaken freely, prevents.
The so-ealled Iluttcrins or palpita.
tion Of the heart, consequent upon
n disnrlcrcd, dyspcptic stomach,
can he entirely removed by n free
use of buttermilk. There are many
other unpleasant feelings thus cur.
ed, all Of which have their seat in
the stomach melancholy, the
blues, etc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-13

Ne,c York Cigars:
Flower Of Perfection, Csncha Re
galia, Capaduras, CabAnas, Daisies,
Our Daddies, Honey Bees, Amcri-
can Babies, &c,
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Ayers !.
HAIR VS;:gor',
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.

is at once harmless and eifcclual, for
preserving tic lia,r. 1t restores, with
q the gloss and freshness Of youth faded
4 or gray, light, and rcd hair, 10 a Heb
brown, or deep black, as may 10 desired.
=Dyits=usc=tl lln=l.air is ,llickcnc,l, and
badness often though not always cured.
1t checks falling Of the hair Imn,cdl.
a.cIy, and causes a new growth in all
cases where the glands are not tlccaycd;
willie to brashy, weak, or otherwise
diseased hair, It tmparIs vitality nai
strength, aud renders 1t piiablc.
The FIGor clcanscs the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation Of dSndruir;
aud. By its cooling, stimulating, and
soothing properties, 1t heals most II no.
all of the lsHmOrs and diseases peculiar
10 tlle scalp, keeping It cool, clean, and
snt!, under Which conditions diseases
Of tie scalp and hair arc impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Eoir
The VlooE Is Incompatible. Itiscolor-
less, contains neither oil nor dye. Gud
will not soil white camhric. It Impas:s
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
rs M article for tic toilet It Is economic
cal aud unsurpassed In lis excellence
PREPARED DY DR.. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass. -.....
soLp M ALL pHupu.Sfs ryEnrtEnrrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
RELLAIRE

Political, Personal and General News.
Many Of our people left town, by all
the different routes, Tuesday afternoon,
to hear Blaine.
A petition has been circulated, and Q
host Of subscribers obtained, praying
Council to remove the Work House ard
open the street, Thirty.second, to the
B. &. o. freight sheds. At present all the
hauling to that depot has to go by very
awkward route. Only two persons who
were asked refused TO sign the petition.
The Company D boys received their pay
for their camp duty Monday evening, and
then adjourned Tor q surprise supper for
the officers.
In the neighborhood Of score OF new
dwelling houses have been built in tho
First ward during the GUNNER.
Pawpaws are remar kab!y plenty, and OF
large size, In this market.
Continual complaint is made OF the
slaughter houses along the creek. It ID
probably impossible to keep down all
smell except by removing the buildings
entirely.
twill be 10 handy to go to market when
the street cars run TO the creek.
The Board OF Equalization is still in ses-
sion at the City Hall, where all who have
complaints to make as TO their assessment
for the coming ten years can see them.
An agent is exhibiting various street
lamp globes at the lsmp Oh the City Hall
corner.
The small boys are husily hunting up
torches aud organizing Garfield club.
The boys Of Bellaire are always largely
Republican.
A lumber wagon OF John Dubois broke
down with two heavy load, on Guern-
sey street.
Hon. John spaunhorst, OF Missouri, will
speak here for the Democrats Wednesday,
next week.
Mrs. Will Cunningham has been buying
stock OF millinery goods, which will be
opened where Cooks dry goods store was,
on Friday. Miss Nancy Faris will be In
charge OF the work turned out,
The resolutions, pretended by the Req.
iSter to have been gotten up by an Irish
meeting at the City Hall, denouncing Nor.
rison and Nolan, the Irish orators, are q
fraud. Their authors are no more Irish
than am,
The Republican marching clubs turned
out the first time last night TO receive q
flag for Gravel Hill club. Rev. Mr.. Dean,
Of disciples Church, made an earnest, pa
triotio presentation speech, and James
Reese gave 8 ringing answer.
Morrison and Nolan spoke in the City
Hall, not being able to speak out OF doors
in the cool air.
Lockwood, Republican candidate for
Council in the First ward, was elected
Monday by twenty majority. r. o. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
6STA BLIsHED AUGUST a. 1852
IRELAND.
Murder Of Lord IIontmorrIs.

LONDON, September 2s.-The Cores.
pondent Of the Tims, at Dublin, says:
The murder Of Lord Montmorris has ex-
cited feelings Of alarm little short Of
panic. Among all respectable classes party
differences are from time to time discussed
in the presence Of common and immi.
nent danger. It Is said on all sides with
an equal dependency and bitterness, that
there Is no longer any security for life and
property, and that no person can feel safe
who ventures to assert the rights or dis
charge the duties connected with the pos.
sition, occupation OF management oil land
II his acts conflict with the interests or
prejudices OF those with whom he has to
deal. The country Ia fast drifting 10 an
archy. The arm OF authority seems para
Iyzed and the executive utterly helpless.
Although at present the panic is felt most
keenly by the land owners 1t is shared by
the employers OF labor who see the growth
OF a refractory spirit among the subordi-
nate class. The scene OF the last murder
Is In district which Is the very centre Of
the land agitation, and the crime is the re-
suit OF Communistic conspiracy OF the
worst type. 1t Is idle TO pretend that the
murder was not agrarian.
It Is In vain that land agitators now
repudiate all responsibility iOrthe crime.
Let them unteach, II they can, the les
sons that for the last eighteen months
they have been impressing upon ignorant
and excitable people. Let them restore,
IL they can, the moral sense they have de.
prived and the conscience they have
deadened. Let them endeavor 10 revive
the principles OF honesty and the instinct
OF humanity, which they have helped to
stife by appeals to base passions OF cupid
ity and revenge. The country will now
hold the agitators accountable for the
atrocities which have been the natural re.
suit Of the ipaammatory language which
they have delivered, and the pernicious
doctrines they have taught in every place
where they could erect a platform. Peace
able and well disposed people are now
alarmed, and are anxiously looking for
some action on the part Of the Govern
ment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.

At 1.-THE afternoon session the papers were
all on the subject OF Church extension.
Rev. DR.. Patterson, Of Philadelphia, con-
sidered the subject in its application to
large cities; he condemned the growing
disposition on the part Of churches to fur
nish entertainments for the people, prac'
tice which makes concerts, fairs, comic
lectures, and. even oyster suppers turn
dedicated houses OF worship into places OF
hilarity and amusement. Presbyterianism
should expend more effort on large cities,
as Rome does, and place in thep strong
churches. He believed It would be gain
| II the church would restore the Apostolic
order OF deaconesses. Papers were also
read by Rev. J. B. Dates, OF Philadelphia,
(who read the paper prepared by Rev. DR..
J. r. Taylor, OF Newark, who was absent
on account OF sickness) by Rev. W. J..
Reed, D. D., Of Pittsburgh, and Rev.
Robert Knox, D. D., Of Belfast, Ireland,
This last paper had for its subject
the "Evangelization oil Ireland" he said
for about two hundred years the Roman
Catholics have composed about three.
tourths Of the population Of that country,
and attributed the cause TO the resent,
ment entertained by the people toward
the religion, which they associate with
the humiliation and misery, to which
they have been so long subjected. Rome
is now extraordinarily active in Ireland,
which swarms with ecclesiastlcs OF all the
Romish ordersand they are working with
marvellous zeal In the founding OF churches
and schools. There was no grounds ioI
despair on this account, as no good could
ever be done there, by denouncing the
Pope as anti Christ, and Rome 40 the
scarlet woman. Ireland had never been
treated fairly by either the church or the
state which Is welded, and that sympathy
and kindliness, not ridicule and aenuncia.
ton shall be used in the efforts to evange
lie Ireland, In conclusion he asked the
delegates to think Of reply on the ques
ton OF how the wounds OF Ireland coulC
be healed and her people gitenthe truth
rs when the Council meets In Belfast, u
,s4, the delegates will be able TO discusI
matters broadly, intelligently and bene
icially. The discussion was brought to
close By an address by Rev. DR.. Kinney
Secretary Of the Board oi the Home Miss
|.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
A pastardIy Murder.

Hor STRINGS, ARK, September 2s.-A
cruel, cool and deliberate murder was
committed here tonight 1t appears that
worthless cur, known as "shang, the
Bootblack," met q highly respected young
man nsmed John Aummers, both colored,
in front OF the Arlington House bill.
lizard hall, and had few words
with him, whereon they passed,
when Shang drew revolver, lev.
elled at Summers and fred, the ball
striking him in the head inficting fatal
wound. The assassin ran away and was
pursued, but Intellectually, by The police.
While the bystandeFs were lifting the dy-
ing, man into carriage, shang returned
late pursuers. Great indignation is mani.
tested and talk Of lynching Is freely in.
dulged In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29


lE Wheeling Register is much concern
s'VeFthe appearance OF General Raum
As Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
"a 'PeeCh.maker in our midst. Tc
G' exact value OF this concern, We
sIlneAlion the fact that the Democratic
s'TernOr of West Virginia has been no
hHou'y absent from his official dutiei
IN for months past, engaged in the
Na0us business Of influencing and set
Ss up legislative nominations in the
aud district with reference to his elec
@ato the United States Senate this com
hstin,er.
Il is equally notorious that The Dem
%a'ic Attorney General Of West Wiz
paah heard Of everywhere hereaboutt
stumper for Hancock. Stump
,Patius seems to be his special business
htAis canvass.
Ss'renot makingany special objection
, 'A''' and probably would never have
SeiFed !; to- but for the cheeky reference
@las Register to Gen, Raum's appearance
'a'as stump in our midst. II the Gov
sa'' was to be away the whole of hil
,as' instead of half of 1t, and II the
aao'ley General was to abandon himsel
sa'eIy to the Democratic campaign, til,
s"pe would never see a remark upor
s,'aolscs in the Register. Itis only wher
.@pabIican office holder speaks that
tall Of distress is hoisted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
rhe Full Text of weayer's Propuncia
mentO,

mento.
INDIANAPOLIS, September s7.-Genera
Weaver has written the following letter tc
Frank Hughes, Of Pennsylvania, in reply
to Hughes letter, published to-day, de
nouncing him for opposition to the Fusion
ELECTORAL ticket in Maine:
To Tie Hon. Franz Hughes, Pottsriils, Pa:
! find in the Democratic daily OF this
city telegram signed by yourself, and
directed to me, concerning my opposition
10 division Of the Electoral ticket with
the Democratic party in Maine.
/ have not received a copy through the
office, but the same was received in this
city last night by prominent Democratic
politician, and as we would naturally e1'
pect such dispatch To be placed In the
hands OF our enemies, l am inclined 70
think 1t is genuine.
/ am opposed 10 joint Electoral tickel
with the Democratic party In Maine, OIL
with the Republican party in West Vir.
ginis, ss has been requested In that State,
and will prevent such ACTION in any section
Of the Union II within my power. ! an
Just from West Virginia, and, as the peo
pie will bear me out, openly opposed
such fusion in every speech delivered
there. I am in favor OF .
straight fight against the Dem
ocratic and Republican wings oithe money
power, and have no choice between them
II you have take your choice and go where
you belong. 1tisimpossiblefor the Green
back party TO overthrow the old pattiel
by forming an alliance with them to place
them IN powerI nor can on honest mar
have any respect for party organisation
that will do so. You, sir, have the right L
differ with me in opinion, but you mistake
the sentimpnt Of lhe GreenBack voter
Of the nation II you think they
are in favor Of dividing ouj
Electoral ticket anywhere, with either o
the old parties. We shall see whether
Solon Chase and myself hive forfeited
our claims to the confidence Of the people
by the course we have taken in Maine
or whether you have forfeited youl
standing in the Greenhapk party by
slanderlDg the men who are riskine
health, and even life, in defense OF the
right in building up our organization.
As to your insinuation that l am actu
ated by sinister motives In anything sale
or done by me during the campaign, ] de
nounce You as 0 slanderer and calumni
ator. JAMES B. WEAVER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29

sARAroaA, N. Y, September 2s.-The
Democratic State Convention organized
with Rufus W. Peckham Chairman. John
Kelly was received with great applause
and made o speech congratulating the
party upon the union existing, saying that
such q union guaranteed the State to Han.
cook and English by 10000 majority. The
contesting delegation from Kings county
was not recognized and retired from the
hall.
After other speeches we're made OF sim-
liar import platform was adopted and
convention proceeded 10 nominate a can.
didate for ohief Justice OF the Court Of
Appeals. Charles A. Rapolla having re-.
ceived majority OF the votes cast on first
ballot bis nomination was made Nnspi.
nous and the Convention adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
lIt qntelIigettfer.
~, % and "a rourieenth slreei


..sr6 Of Senator Blaine to the i'm
ln''t tnpl,ituds gathered at Capitol
~. .,, Yesterday afternoon, was one ol
E'h9 ,., mss.erly political discussions
" L s..J in this community. He went
T', into the depths OF the leading issues
9s.t,pyass, and presented them to the
d .Tjlb force, seriousness and clear
,,,,r WAS most convincing. We never
~ ~ ,,s,, coucouse Of people listen with
~. ,bsorbing interest to a speech ad'
h4' I...',j 90 completely to their sober iudg.
,.t There was not an anecdote, and
pI,+ d, me or two Iaughable illusions II
". ',s vt sutesmanlike address throughout,
W.. ~ va. q monitOry and deeply serious
~. ..,I ,,ry.dipg it that could not but reveal
sS.~,TimpOrtaut wv the speaker regarded the
"a ,...It Of the great struggle now in pro-
~ :. N. course Of conversation after his
...,.h u,. Blaine spoke OF the result oil
y. SS.s,opgle in the Fanle sober and earnest
W, :" lie illustrated his idea Of 1t by say,
y, % INT 10 him the possibility of Demo
,,,,ic =, victory had all the serious import
M, charge OF dyaasty-not Of mere ad.
-i,i.,,,ion-wouId have for the people
a Eor,Dd. 1t would be like recalling
,Ss Bourbons TO power in France. It
- TsnIl be as II James the Second had
,,.r,iled in the great contest oi
Iss ia England. 1t would be to inau-
,,r,e great contest over the results Of
4. war; TO see Democratic Supreme
Cur. galvanizing into life the ideas Of
R,ssr B. fancy; and to witness a bitter at.
tnpt at reaction 10 Congress and in all
Me- power and patronage Of the Presiden-
t,lotice. It swOuld be to make an exper-
inept, the calanitOus result oliwbich to
N the great interests Of the American
Nope, NOM can Eoresee. . Z
10 reference on our part can do Justice
10 Mr. Bbine's great speech Yesterday.
Pitched as it was on such an elevated
pt,e, and conched as 1t was in such terse
I'D clllsts phrateolOgy; its delivery was a
maud compliment to the intelligence and
ip,rei.liye capacity of the people who
E..HsdtOit
On the fourth page we present an out
Inc oI its leading points, to which We in
vie the attention OF our readers.