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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

lIOAMpFIcATEp.
Reform Senatorial ST. Marys to the
front lii All viii agree that the last Guberna-
tofial campaign was conducted throughout the
State upon reform PLATFORM all are equally
cognizaut Of MISUNDERSTANDING majority BY which
the Governor was eiecied--a fact speaking in
thunder tones the wishes Of the people.
Now the question naturally arises have We
had that promised reform as set forth ii the DEM
ocraiic platform Of principles adofsed unani-
mously BY the conception Of 1879. find which
Was the basis and bond Of a united Democratic
party2 And if NOT the cause read the late
e0pen Letter. Of His Exeellency, aud you will
see that we have not only not had reform, but
abuse upon abuse Of power by the very men
through whom reform was to have been wrought.
Governor Hamilton was has been, and Il ever
ready 10 lead OF in carrying out the spoken
wishes Of the people, but Il mist be remembered
that his hands were tied by the last General A..
sembly Of Maryland, the majority Of which,
through individual and selfish Interest, entirely
ignored the will Of the people Hence noa-rc-
form. Such being the ease, ithehoves The friends
Of economical and honest government TO use al
honorable e1erlion to send to lhe next General
Assembly gentlemen whose ambition has not
reached that height which makes the welfare Of
the people subseruea, TO self-nggmndzement.
The Democratic party Of 81. Narys, the great
mass Of which--rocognlzea to be thorough liam
iilon and rciorm-shoud be alive aud lend a
helping hand in the exlrication Of our STATE
from ''ring" rule that has been aud il dis
graceful drain 90 the peoples treasury.
While on this subject, and ~ ihe great bulk
Of the State patronage is given ouI through, by
aud with tue advice aud consent u the senate,
II viii be seen that oae u the greaipoinia 10 BE-
achieved is, to have Senate thal Is In strict ae-
cord with the Executive and bis reform measures.
Nothing lru viii satisfy shc good old simon
pure democrats ofSt. Mary seouHiy Yea, 81.
Mary 4 should send onc Who win directly rFptc.
sent her iuierrs, without bargain Or sale. sHch
eau be found 10 The pcrsDns ofsucb gttlilcmen ~
o. Thomas A Lynch. Gvtffvr y Morgan, Or
Charles CDmbs or james 7 n kalri each have
ing claims 70 party preference, particulars NJ
Raiey, who haA ever borne tie hfupt IL Ali g8a-
ycn,onal and party Ggbis Or The lest twcn,y
years Rer0guizfd a an asiute party manager
Of which S. Aary'f should h. prpsd. sae could
not b. better SERVED Than by having Aiu, " rep
resent Der IN thp next Senate.
DkNockaT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
LOCAL DOTTINcs.
10 .ponaenss.

s'The Old Brick House, poetical eonlribu-
ton BY +. a. J., has been received and will be
pabIshed IN our next. Our Charlotte Hall,
Chaptico and Miiestown correspondents are in
formed that several Of oar readers have made
calls on US 70 know why they have absented
themselves for several weeks past from the col
umns Of the BEACON Weare unable, authorita-
lively, to answer this question, but we take occa-
sion here 10 say, that the speedy resumption Of
their correspondence with our paper would be
very agreeable TO US and gratifying, no doubt, TO
all ofour readers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
II u E

STILL CoMPLAINING.- Notwilhstand-
ing the foreign and native spectators
in our tobacco are known to be always
on the qui Uice 10 make point against
the fairness oil our State tobacco iaspec-
ton system, and though this is better
known TO the inspectors than to any one
else, nevertheless these demented Off
GERS still continue, il the Sun is to be
believed. with the certainty Of detection
staring them in the face and the strong
est personal interest to acS fairly and no
interest whatever to act to the contrary,
to cheat The buyer forthe benefit oithe
seller, though sworn not 10 do so. The
latest outrage was committed on lead
ing tobacco house in Rotterdam (Mees
& Moens) whose regular monthly cir
cular reports. that eve have again TO
complain about the manner in which
the sampling goes on in Baltimore
The circular goes on to state a great
deal more than this, all of which we
will engage 10 believe as soon as we can
satisfy ourselves that Mees & Moeas
aud their Baltimore correspondents have
less interest in lying than the inspcc-
tors have in cheating.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

JARBoEsuElK, MD., April 2eth, 1881.
Bright, joyous, happy Spring The soft
balmy breczcs, laden with the perfume Of bud
ding flowers Sickness teachers US the value Of
health, and the long sodden Winter, which we
fondly hope Is gone but renders more smiling
and welcome the few sunny days of the past
Sluggish must be the veins and stoid the heart
that yields no awakening influence TO the return
Of Spring. II is the season Of which poets sing,
the time in which the importunate youth and
coy maiden delight 10 wander hand IN hand
along her lowered paths. Love- ever youthful
and tender, responds anew at her gentle touch
and Nature reawakens to active life.
II is meet and just in this glorious Easter time
that we renrw again our covenant with the Dis
peuser OF every blessing and pledge once more
our lives in the service OF His cause.
Before this meets the eyes Of your numerous
readers, COR young friends Mr. VIM. b. Floyd
aud Miss Lizzie Ford will be united in the bonds
Of malrimony. The nnptials will be celebrated
10y Rev Father Neae at 81. Nicholas this norm
| Ing after which they will repair TO the home Of
the brides father, where . bountiful repast
spread By loving and willing hands, viii Be in
waiting for ihems They propose the same evening
20 move in their new home, Fishing Point where
they will begin together their life journey. Let
us trust this beautiful lovely weather but augurs
or iypfes their love and success through the COM
ing years, and that the fragrance Of these April
| blossoms viii still cling 10 them as, hand IN
hand, they trustingiy turu down the shady ave-
| nues Of age. Their parents blessings and the
well wishes OF thcir kindred and friends viii ac-
company them on their way
Spring work Is yet backward. Wheat Is look
| ing up somewhat but the outlook Is indifferent.
Unfortunately for our neighborhood that much
dreaded visitant Scarlet Fever, has put in APP
pcaunce So far there ara but three victims,
| two Of Mr.. Il. b. Qnirk' daughters and our coli
urcd friend, Robert Chases, son. That Of Mr.
| Quirk's younger daughter proved to be very ma
| ligmni, but we learn she Is now better. We
sincerely hope il viii be confined to lis present
! limits The timely precauton Of our neighEors
in keeping their little ones al home. aided BY the
| present warm weather which is said TO be against
the spread Of this disease, will, we think, prove
4 chcctua.
Our railroads are still pegging away Mt either
| end Of the line, with what success. or Tor what
! purpose, time alone must determine. Whether
| they propose TO build two or neither ofthcroads,
is with the people eonnmdrum as yet, II not
/ with them.
Thanks 20 your Charlotte Hall correspondents
! for his kindly notice some time back, and assure
| him am still in the land Of the living, and al
ways read his articles with pleasure.
Truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
Anew Invention.

Our old friend, John ". Goldsmith, who re-
moved from this conniy'several yeare ago To
Fanquier county, Va, has not been lille in bis
new home, and in addition 10 farming has been
paying considerable attention 10 lahor-snylng
farm machinery, which has eventnatcd in his in
venting and having patented ''aCombined Plant.
Setter and FirIillzer Distributor" which he
ciyams greaily facilitates the operation ofsstting
tdbaccs and other plants and applying fertilizers
thereto A diagram IL The invention, with iht
specifications Of tho patent, has been sent us
which We viii be pleased 70 show to all who may
desire 10 sec Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
Land Sales.

b. H. camalier sold at trustees sale at the
Court IIofse door, Ieonardtown, on Tuesday
evening l1st, the Gardiner estate, known rs I,o-
Gust GroJe containing SIS acres. for S4O2s.
Purchaser John Sheehau. The same trustee sold
at the sank time and place The property known
as Paw-Pa@ Ficldsor yellow Bank, containing
go acres, for $1,000. Purchaser, Or. John NJ.
Bronze.
Joseph 8. Allston sold At trustees sale at the
same iire and place Hunting Quarter, contain
ing 1871 acres, for $500. Purchaser, John ].
Als,an.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

weare pleased 10 be informed that our young
friend, Bernard II Moore, better known in our
village aa Chunks, bias obtained 8 situation in
the foreign and domestic dry goods house Of Geo.
N. Taylor, al4 seventh A. n w., Washington,
y. O. "Bunks9 has our bcs, wishes TOR a sue
cessful business career aud weinvito hisst Mary 8
county friends TO give bin call when they visit
Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

The golden jubilee Of Mother Mary Paulina
Alard, native o. ,his county was celebrated
on Tuesday Of ias, week at the roayen, Of the
Visitation Order, Park and Centre streets, Bal
limore, Nd Sister Paaliaa, as shs Is kuowa,
entered tic convent At Georgeiown IN the year
1890 and was protested ia 1884 when she was 10
years Of age. She afterwards vent 10 baltimore,
and for several ymn Was direruess Of The acad-
emy 10 charge OF tie sisters. AZ Mother Supe-
Fior she served four terms Of three years each.
In ss5 she senta colony Of Sisters to brooklyn
where house was founded, aud 10 the year 1896.
she founded a house Of tie order In Richmond
Al Gcorgslowp she WAS Mother Superior Tor six
months Durpg the day u the celebration, the
Sister, who is now co years old. was called on
by her relatives aud friends, and received . NUM-
Der Of handsome and valuable presents. In the
Academy Of tho Visitation at the present day
ihsrearc Young ladies who are grandchildren Of
pupils taught BY Sister Pauline,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

life, he wa guided By what he deemed strict
regard for aeht lie was loving husband, an
indugen; nsAer, asiucere freud. a good neighbof
and useful silizen II Is d Aad reflection that we
are all passing away A few days or n few years
only mark lie doWnwnfd course oiail. Wehaye
all got TO de. Aud be WIN reckons on lifetime
OF pIeasuraliullows phantom and pursues a
shadowI Bni Is life andit matters little
whether ware taken early erlale, 80 that We
are ready Wien the hmec comes. | believe oar
friend was sell prepared for the dread messen-
ger, and know that the hcst eulogy ofhin Is to
BE found athe record be has made here, and IL
viii always speak Tor him.
H. Is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
Tenement House srrasd.

4 large tenant bouse located at Deep Point,
uear The mouth Of s., Jeromes Greek 10 the lsi
district ana belonging to John W. Wrightson,
was destroyed by FIRE few days ago. The
house was 10 The occupancy OF a eolored man
named Alexander Williams, who lost nearly ev-
every thing he possessed. The FIRE originated
from defective chimney.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

TAXATION OF MoRrGAGEs.-This
subject is again being agltated in this
State and is, probably, destined to see
active service in the coming legislative
campaign. The Rockville Sentinetsays,
"that il is the large amount OF exempted
mortgages in our State that throws the
burthen Of taxation on the farmer, me-
chanic and merchant" The Wesimin-
der .ldrocaie is Of opinion that il mort
cages were taxed, the State levy could be
reduced to thirteen cents on the one
hundred dollars and the levy for coun-
ty purposes could be materially lcssened
in every county," The .Adrocdfe goes
on TO remark that "by taxing moriga-
gees, the taxes could be SO reduced that
the mortgage would realize fully FIVE
per cent, interest after paying biz as
sessment, which is a higher rate than
most other investments are paying
Government bonds, of any series, will
not pay more than four and half per
cent. after the lapse Of few months;
Baltimore city securities pay but four
per cent; the Maryland debt will short
" be funded at about four per cent;
and four and four and half per cent.
viii be the ruling rates for nearly all safe
investments. By the reduced taxation,
TOO, the rn'rtgugof will be better able 10
pay principal and interest"
The constitution requires that every
body shall Contribute his proportion
Of public taxes for the support Of the
government, according TO his actual
worthinreal or personal property" The
obligation therefore on the legislature
TO pass a law taxing mortgages rs just
as obligatory as any other obligation
that the constitution imposes, and il is
little surprising that the "reformers"
Of our State, whose chief shbboleth is
the relefoIop oppressed Taxpayers, should
strain so severely at excessive legisla-
tive expenses and other abuses, which
add but the fraction of a cent TO our bur-
thens, and swallow so complacently the
mortgage exemption feature of our
laws, which allows untold thousands to
escape their just responsibility for the
support OF government. 1t makes a
difference, Of course, as TO whose OK is
gored, and il we could prevent it, we
would not allow anybody's 10 be, bat az
the mortgage exemption evil is the
greatest rascal Of an OK that the tax-pay-
or has to contend with, he should make
up biz mind TO go" for him first and
leave the MINOR evils for later contest
Neither, We submit, should the expen-
SEES Of law be overlooked in the crusade
against the expenses OF legislation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

Mrs Eleanor Maddox Keech, widow ofthe late
Samuel Keech, died as her residence, Oakland, in
this county on Thursday, the i4th Instant In
the s0tb year Of her age. OF "a family of seven
children, but one survives her, Mrs Newton A .
Ramshurg. ofBaltimore, with whom she resided
al times during the last Eve or SIX years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

The steam tug, James McFadden, with appa-
ratus Of the National Dredging Company, finish
cd their work 10 our Bay ON Monday lastand Jeff
for Nomini ia Virginia, where the company have
been awarded q contact. Apart from the utli-
~ Of the work, their visit here has been made
an agreeable one by the courtesy Of The gentle
men ID charge, our citizens speaking in the high
est terms OF the kind attention shown them by
Capt Nelson, ofthe Achilles, Mr., Manning, Y. s.
Inspector and Mr. Beard, Agent for the Conlpa-
ny. We wish them pleasant stay in Virginia
and hope TO see them again when the Govern
mcut shall complete tie work begun here and
make ours really frsl-class harbor BY deepening
the channel AT Buzzard Point.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
sssamssa. Runners.

SNNs+%Sses @AtANA~f
Reports have reached Us, which we believe to
be authentic, thai on and after the 22nd proxi-
mo, the steamer Arrowsmith will make daily
trips from Washington to Blakisloae's Island
making her usual river landings above the latter
placc. IA, connection with the above stcatncr,
,ae Steamer Mystic will run from landings on The
lower river, lying over a, this place each night
and connecting every day with the AtrowsRiith
Al Blakat0nes Island rhia arrangement will
Washington such a. we have never enjoyed be-
FORE, asd viii provs a source q great convent
cnre % the travelling public and particularly du-
ring the Summer season., when the various sum
tneg Resorts which dot cur shores arr crowded
with pcgsoas from Washington and otheg cities
sceking the heslllb-hrnzing bFttEes 81 The fotos
mac our village FURNISHES attractions Tor fnfs
class that are unsigalled liaWell furnished Hoo
isa aiways supplied with TIE Iuxaties of the
soasBa tis hcalihY ioestion The notable ahsenCe ui
fllose pseta u sel SIDE resorts The dreaded mos.
quiioes. which 20 pltea defepsiais other aid
more fashionable places 81 summer Rne1rt, and
lasiiy bat by 40 means least ihe low rate st
which Summer board gan b. obtained, make
LeonaratpNH Uneofihr pieAesniesl places that Nc
wot ol a. which The worn out dcniaru q The
crowded and busy citY cln acok and hua that
Ftst and rucuperniion 30 much ueeded BY those
Whose liycBare sptnt amidstthe busy scenes ofeity
life The Arroeamth we learu viii be taksn OF
the rpute after ii,e stu pros. Ter the purpose Of
being thoroughiy repaired hCf place III the mean
'imo bqing supplied BY tbs Mystic.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

ANOTHER DIFFIcULTY.--The Wash
ington Star States that District Attor-
ineg Corkhhl has received a commune
seation calling attention TO The Washing.
ION City aud Point Lookout Railroad
Company having bonds on the market
for sale on the assumption that the road
will be built, and calling attention also
to the fact that the acts Of Congress au-
thorizing the locations of the railroad in
the District, limited the privilege Of
building the road to three and 10 foui
years, both of which limitations have
expired, and that therefore any assump'
ton that said road is to be built in the
District is unauthorized. The Dittric
Attorney is asked to inquire into the
matter, and he has directed an invesliga.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

a child Of Robt. W Russell, living near this
place, was badly burned on Monday last. The
dress Of the child caught fire from some broom
scdgc which the father was burning and before
assistance could be rendered, il was severely but
not fatally burned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
TBatlle creoE. lgilob Daily Joaraal

Upon being ag.esea 10 ooaregniAs g, japls
Oh, urteliow t9wnsmau, ir Theodore Wak6lee,
said had been suffering siih rheamailsp, nad
oblointd the greatest relief from The nse 81 81
Jacobs Oil II hiss also been used 30 my family
Tor some ttpc and has never been found to fan 10
giving promp, rtlid
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ssrieurlr s.et.

We regret TO hear tina, Mr. Ally Toker, broth
y Of Col j D. LokcF, and clerk 10 State To-
bacco Warehouse No T. is seriously sick With
pneumonia at his boarding housc-tbe Misses
Coads-iu Baltimore. llisbrother John and wife
are with him lie has every attention that could
be desired Dr. Baden attends him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

asss- Hot drinksshould be avoided 10 day time
during cold weather, as they have a tendency to
weaken the lungs and affect the throat. Take
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for all cases Of Coughs,
Colds and Ioarseuess. Price % cents bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
jos. S. Allston
W..
Ann ? Diment, JOS. s Allsion,
Administrators, aud Others.

In ihe Circuit Court for 81. Nlary's county, sit
tiQg - n Court 0f Equity.
# No. 5l5 n, u.
- RDERED ihis 2eih day Of April, 1891
~ thai ihesal7s made and reported by Jos. s.
Allston, Trustee 10 this cause, be ratified and
conirutd, unless causc 20 the coatrarY be shown
on or bs4ore the 4ih Monday Of May, 1885,
provided copy Of this order be published 10
the 81. Nary's fikArpS, once week for three
successive weeks prior TO the said 4ih Monday
Of May
The report states that the land sold for $500.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
April %. lssl-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

Jas- For severe and aggravated cough, ac-
companed BY a sore chest, Ibaveused DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup with The most satisfactory results,
obtaining as did speedy relief JouN GIoysR,
Portsmouth, Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

va It's said that there is only one thing In
the world that is sare, namely death. We can
now add another sure shing--Sincs' Syrup Of
Tar. tits sure TO cure q Cough or Cold. For
sale BY Combs \ Spalding,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
anf All sad words u tonene or pen

The saddest are these, II might have becn.' 4
Il The above quotation was forcibly brenght to
mind the other day by hearing q young lady re-
mark that she would not be dying with Com
uption, she had taken Siaes' Syrup of Tar,
s~rly and lIorehound, in Nayember last.
I'd as 4 friend Of hers did. For
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
lsonth Bond Evening REGISTER. ]

Vixen certain powers are claimed ioran article,
and every body tistifes that it does more thanis
claimed for It, TO gainsay its worth is useless.
This IS the substance OF Tie St. jacobs Oil re-
cord
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
WV Advertisements.
SEW GOODS

at the Big Brown Store, Lsonardtown. Full
and compile stock. Prices low.
April Is. A A. LAWRENCE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
In purgihnce 81 the above order, herchy
give notice that have obtained frsm tbs Or
phans Courf DIST, Nart's cuauiy, Maryland
letters ~ administration on the personal estate
Of CHARLES THOMPSON, late ofsAid coun,y.
decreased Al persons having elailna agstnFt
thcsaid decreased are hereby notified 10 etbih-
II the SAND with The proper yonchcfs attached
thercls 10 the sahacriifor on Or before the
Zslh DAY Of OCiobw lssi, taet wili sihcr-
vice b. law be sKeludgd from the benefits Of
the said estate all persons ialehted 70 The
decc1seda ate requested 20 make Immeda,e pay
meat 10 thg sLseribor
THOMAS '. YATES,
Administrator.
Aphl N issi-sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
NOTICE TO cREDIToRs.

Orphans Courtofst Mary 'scouuty, Set;
April 20, 1891.
~ ROBRED rs the Court, That Thomas ?
~ YATES, Administrator If
CHARLES THOMPSON.
late Of ST. Nary fcouuty, Maryland deceased
give thenetice required by Inv 10 ihedsccaged's
creditors 70 exhibit their claims and that ihr
same BE- puhligliod oneea week for six successive
weeks il The ST. Mary BEACON
Test. JoHy D. Asst.
Regigerof Walls for -, Narg 8 county
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seth DAY or MAY, 1881,

Esarmers' Friend Plows and Castings, Fred
! erieksburg make, at Lawrences Big Brown
Store aud at Factory,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
NOTICE.

THE schd0I Beard will meet In LeonaTdiown
on
tuesday, May sra, pox.,
specially tnmeonAider the appointment Of Trus-
tees for Ihe4gubIIc schools FOR the ensuing year.
By order,
6IAO. THOMAS.
April - i--lt. Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

In the, Orphans Court Of ST. Mary county
April 26, 1881.
NRDERED, That the sale Of the Real estate
~ Of Mary Il. Riscoe, deceased, made by
Daniel ". Iammeti, Executor Of the said de-
ceased and reported 20 this Court hy tue said
Executor, on ibe 9Th day Of APRIL, 1881 be
ratified and confirmed, unless cnuse be shown
10 the contrary, on orbetore The
26th DAY or MAY, 1881,
provided, copy Of this order be inserted in The
st. slary's BEAcog, newspaper published in
st. Mafy's county, at least once week, for
three successive weeks before the sad Goth day
OF May, 1851
The report states the amount Of sales to be
So, 900.
JOHN l.. MILBUBN, g. j.,
u. II. TlPPETT, a. J.,
Il. q. LOVE, a. ].
April 2s, i88l-3w
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

AprII b. laal-3w.