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Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
A Sad Letter.

The Utica ObserVer says:-A child of Mrs. Courtney, who keeps house in the jail, interested Edward Earl, the exe- cuted wife-murderer, and inspired him to write the following day or two be- fore his execution:
 GAS I sit at my window and look out on the beautiful earth, things seem hanged-different from what they were a month ago; the people seem more kind; the sky looks more beautiful and blue; the sun shines brighter; every moutllful of fresh air tastes sweeter, and is breathed with thankfulness I never felt before. No-it Is not that I have changed; those leaves, month ago, were green. Now they are falling to the earth, and know before the last one drops I too will fall and lie lower than they.
 ''That little five-year. old playing op- posite my window Is changed-a month ago she would not speak to me; now she is using all her little arts to attract my attention, and will cry when we are separated. She lives in the house with me, and every fair day she seats her self on the grass beneath my window, and we play keep house, she makes believe she is my little girl come to visit me; I make believe she is, but it's sad play for ma.
 ''To-day she has been telling me that Pinkey (her doll) is very sick-teeth bother her-but it's Septober now; when 1t gets to be Octember Mary Pinkey. will be well again, then I must come down and swing, and that will be, oh, so nice. l promise to be there; she laughs, thinking I am making be- ieve.' We both laugh, there is music iu her laughter-a tear in mine, but. when it is erected, I will be there-and swing. a.3 ,>'.H!asF at-l
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

TIE HAT BUSINESS conducted by Knox, the Halter. Broadway corner Fulton street, and Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, is simply enormous. From his smell beginning in the "hole in the iYalle fifty years ago, he has now the largest % patronage of any halter in the has honor in his own, country, for aA the best people Of New York wear the Knox, trade mark in their hats. He is always inst in style, quality and price, thus invariably pleasing and satisfying
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
A SCHOOLMISTRESS'S OBSERVA-
 TIONS.
Odd GIimpses of Human Nature Caught in 8 Down-South Free School,


 I think a bit of my experience in school teaching in Georgia is worth telling. Fancy log house, daubed with the reddest of red mud, with royal oak trees shaking hands over it's low roof. That is my school house. Fancy g middle-aged, middle-sized, timorous wo. man installed for the first time in the chair of authority. That is I. Before me, on long, backless benches, sit my scholars, gazing with eyes like gimlets one funny boy, two stupids, three curly. headed girls, four with red hair, all the rest being composed of sandy hair, freckles, and snaggled teeth, with blue eyes like glass marbles, as like as g handful of blackeye peas.
 It is the fashion in my school fo1 notes to come to me from the parents written on the children's states.
 Sary Ann is not by no means to be lei sit beside of Iberia Tuck. The fam plies not settin' horses at time present.
 I wood like Willy Anna to learn the pianner. I hear you pick the chunes very clever.
 l request of you to hold in my son Adoniram. He is forrud child and will get ahead of his health unless held in.
 A boy with mouth like a catfish says :-
 "Oh, Miss Simpson Pa he says he don't want no grammar spread on me, and I am to spell in his old waller speller; for he ain't got no confidence in them blue spoilers" "s-5 Having occasion to correct boy for saying "that ar slate, the same catfish scornfully observes: ''Don't it sound jest like nigger? I always says that thar"
 Tommy comes late, but instead of an excuse he beams upon me with eyes like stars. A little muddy dog sinks in, nearly throwing him down, and he draws out of his bag a amangled, draggled squirrel, and holds it up in triumph. M
 "That's what me and Trot done. He treed him, and I throwed at him. and me and he and him had it thar, tusslin' like wildcats and I hope you'll 'cept of him, marm." - f--
 Oh, but they do smite the English grammar in the facel
 "Mary, what is quadrupedp"
 "A dangerous weapon used in war;"
 "No."
 "A large, violent bird ?"
 "No." '
 "Oh, Miss Simpson" from the irre- pressible catfish. "I seen one at the circus. Hits got tail like catter- cater eattermount, and ears like a possum." u.
 The pride of this world and the glory! It freely fourishes in free school. There is the pride of family, which keeps Sary Ann apart from Miss Tuck. The pride of four rufles creates an impossible gulf between Miss Charity Stubbs and the one-ruffle girls with a bias piece. There is the pride of spell ing and pride of Johnny's pa owning 8 pea-patch and mule, over Tom, Dick. and Harry, who own nothing and must "get further"
 Oh, the head tossings and the sniff ings, and this one too good to go with that one! Varaatos vaa5tatuna!
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

HUMAN INDUSTRY. Y.-The average pro- duct of human industry is now set down at $10Oper head per annum. In Great Britain, for the year 1880, the average product was about $29O; for Europe it was $115, and for the United States, about $200. Within the last decade there has been rise of twelve per cent. in the average industrial production.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

VIoE-PREs1DENTs. - The Vice. Presi- dents of the United States were as fol lows: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Aaron Burr, George Clinton, Elbfidee Gerry, Daniel D. Tompkins7 John Caid- we'll Calhoun, Martin Van ,Buren, Rich ard Mentor Johnson, John Tyler, George Mifiin Dellas, Willard Fillmore, William Rufus King, John Cabell Breckinridge, Hannibal Hamlin. Andrew 'Johnson, Schuyler Colfax, Henry Will son, William Wheeler, and Chester A. Arthur ~ tE la$tA17 '"' 's
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

"A LADY asks g young village maiden,
 who is about to marry widower "Did he make his first wife happy ?" ''Make
 his first wife happya I should think he didl Why, she has over and away
 the finest tom bstone in the graveyard"
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
"Female Complaints. .'s

l DR: R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.: Dear Siy- 5kwrite to tell you what your Favorite Pre- scripton" has done for me. I had been . great sufferer from female complaints, es pecially '' dragging down." for over six years, during much of the time unable to work. 1 paid out hundreds of dollars without any ben. eht till took three bottles of the "Favorite Prescription" and I never had anything dc me so much good in my life. advise every sick lady to take it.
 MRs. EMILY RHoADs, McBrides. Mich.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

NEw1Y-ELEoTED member to Sergeant at-Arms-Have you selected seat for me as wrote you vo ooT Sefgeant-at- Arms-Yes, sir I heard that you were going to be expelled for corrupt prac- tices, so I selected convenient seat for you, sir, right near the door. -
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
R.rIw.1oo Mich Fab Q 1aen

Tr H .3I T1T1'.'' " A1 Aoo.
 ton honestly. All who use them confer upon them the highest encomiums, and give them credit for making cures-an the proprietors claim for them. I have kept them since they were first offered to the public. They took high rank from the first, and maintained it, and are more called for than all others combined. So long as they keep up their high reputation for purity and usefulness, I shall continue to recommend them-something I have never before done with any other patent medicine.
 J. J. BABCOCK, M. D.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
, IT. e Dead Cannot be RaIsed.

nor if xpur lungs are badly wasted away can you be acured by the use of .Dr. Pierce's { sGoldsn Medical Discovery" Itis,l however, unequalled as tonic, alterative and nutri. tive, and readily cures the most obstinate ent consumption, far surpassing in efficacy cod liver oil. Send two stamps for Dr.: Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption and Kin dred Aff ctions. Address WORLDS DIspENsA- KY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N Y.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

OARPETs- Great reduction. The low prices of carpets are drawing crowds of purchasers to this mammoth establish nnent, where the motto is small profits and large sales. ~ -4 K
 5 SHEPPARD KNAPP, l89 and 191 Sixth avenue, COT. 18th Street. New York.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

A HORNETS nest is said to be the best polisher in the world for glass lenses. But you want to do your polishing when the hornet is not around to help you. For what shall it profit a man if he polish thousand glass lenses in one day and one hornet catch him at it?
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

IN Siberia they have five or six .hurri- canes day during the summer, and when 8 Western man visits that country he never gets homesick.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

WHEN the ruined physician placed his door-plate in pawn he was heard to remark: "Had I signed the pledge, I would not now have to pledge my sign. "
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

, You can't cut your corn with 8 ,bieycle. No; you can bark your shins and bruise your. corn, and that hufta as, bad as cut ting it, says the NorrSstoRUs sHerald.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
. Carnetsy Great ssa12P

1000 pieces of English Brussels Oar pets at 75c. per yard. Just outof bond Former price $1 25. SHERpaRD KNzpp 1S9 and 191 Sixth ave, cor. 13thst., N., Y.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

YOUNG and middle-aged men suffering from nervous debility, premature old age, loss oi memory, and kindred symptoms, should senG three stamps for Part VII. of pamphlets issue d by Worlds Dispensary Medical Assoclation, Buffalo N, r.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

THE DEs MONIES (Iowa) ITS- Waekly Tribune says: "A Harrisburg, Pa. !, journal mentions that MT. D. Bensinger. No. Market Square, that city, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of violent attack of rheumatism"
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

Ir IS useless to groan with rheumae. tism when bottle of St. Jacobs Oil will. cure it, as everybony knows - Columbus (Oh5o) Dolly Tunes. F ', 3.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

BEWARE what you say of others, be. cause you only reveal yourself thereby. A man doesn't think to look behind the door unless he has some time stood there himself. .t-.Sg .E4S .s
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

THE Princeton Silver Mining Co. Advertisement in another c9umn,) offers it's stock very cheap con sdering that very fair quality of ore has already been struck by tn t company.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
IT is believed that Ananias was a Gin. cinnati wheat speculator in disguise.

THERE is but one real cure for badness CAROLINE, deodorized extract of petroleum, & natural Hair Restorer. As recently im- proved, CAROLINE is free from any objection. The best hair dressing known.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

THE acme of politeness was reached by the Nevada mining superintendent who posted a placsrd reading: .'Please do not tumble down n the shaft"
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

UNHEALTHY or inactive kidneys cause gravel, Bright's disease, rheumatism, and horde of other serious and fatal diseases, which can be prevented with Hop Bitters, if taken in time.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

Something Almost Marveioms IS the steadily increasing power and ,populafits Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

"DR. L1NDsEy's Blood Searcher," by purify. ing the system, softens the skin and beautifet the complexion. Just try it.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

Is THERE a man with soul so dead" wh, hath suffered the miseries of cough or cold yet neglected to try "Sellers' Cough Syrup p
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

IF you assume the garbiof fool are you very sure that you have not a natural right to it? EafpnH
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

You can't make good out of evil any more than, you can make an omelet out of petrifed egg. 'e F
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

IF afflicted with eyes, use Dr. Isaac TT ornpson,s EYE WAITER. Druggists sell it; 2lc bottle. -
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
Impnrtanr In TraxaIans


 Special inducements are offered you by the Burlington Route. It will pay you to read their advertisement to be found elsewherejin this issue
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

POTATOES planted must have their eyes about them if they are to come up,
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

FOR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper apply to the publisher of the paper. A
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

TfEVs NU NJ MsOAC, pr Turkish Gorn Cure. mail, l5c. 0. A. oSMUN, 13 7th ave. N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26
..- THE GREAT BURLINGTON RGUT.E.

WN No other line runs Three Through Pal senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des Mones, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, St Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City. Direct connections for all points in Kansaa, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Ne. yada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon aR California.
 The Shortest, speediest and Most Comforts ble Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison, Dallas, Houston, Austin. San Antonio, Calves ton and all points in Texas.
 The uneQualed inducements offered by this Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows: The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palaco sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, O., B. & Q. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Hortons Reclining Chairs. No extra chargo for Seats in Reclining Chairs The famous C., R. & Q. Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re- v,olving Chairs for the exclusive use of first class passengers. .~.L
 Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com. oined with their Great Through Car Arrange. ment, makes this, above all others, the favorite West.
 Try it, and you will find travelling luxury instead of a discomfort.
 Through Tickets via this Celebrated sLins for sale at all offices in the United Stated and All informatior apour Rates of Fare. Sleeu ing Car Accommod odations Time Tables, So, will be cheerfully given, and will send FfeS to any address an elegant County Map of United States. in colors by applying to
 J.Q. A. BEAN, Gems Eastern Agent,
 aa9 WaahinDton St, Rastnn Maaa ~u ana 11 Bruadway. New Yo-s rMnOEVAh LOWEIalb Gen Pass. Ast., Ohicap o.=
 k KIT. ]. PoTTER.s0ea ManassrI Chicago
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

P1VU,UUO,UUU, WQ1l0 the annual interest charged has been reduced by over $15, 100000. ...-
 One hundred and thirty vessels were wrecked in last weeks storm.
 It is generally believed in Wash lngton that no member of the present Cabinet will be retained, and that the places will be filled by Republicans of the pronounced Stalwart type.
 A mysterious fire, evidently of in- cendiary origin, was discovered on the Cunard steamer Bothnia, at her pier in New York, at 630 p. m. Sunday. It broke out in the passageway aft of the main saloon, and was extinguished be- fore much damage was done. Two men, who are supposed to be Fenians, disap- peared before the fire was discovered. Bottles which had been filled with in hammable substances were found where the fire broke out.
 The Mississippi has been greatly swollen by recent rains, and at Hanni- bal. Quincy and other places the levees are threatened.
 An unknown man has been found hanging to tree near Grain Valley. Mo-, and opinion is divided as to whether he was train-robber or a de- tective.
 Mrs. Von Bibber is dying in Cin- cinnati from pistol-shot wound in- hicted by her husband, who supposed he was shooting burglar.
 Governor Wiltz, of Louisiana, died in New Orleans. on Sunday.
 -Mr Riddleberger, Senator Mahone's friend, fought duel with Congressman elect Wise near Richmond, Va, Sunday, but no damage was done.
 MT. T. P. O'Connor, M. F., ad- dressed large audience Sunday night at Steinway Hall. A resolution was adopted asking the United States Gov ernment to mediate with England for the release of MT. ParneIl.
 FOREIGN ITEMS. Eleven canal officials are among the seyenty-two patients down with
Connecticut western news., 1881-10-26

Eleven canal officials are among the seventy-two patients down with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
e lses's Grip for Life.

WlIain StOres!reet, twelve year old son Of
Nif. James S;oDlstfcet, hid narrow escape
lrcm sudden aud terrible death recently. The
boy aa,s he was throwing base ball UP against
thu slda If his istaer's house, near Hsncock
aad hampton srcois, when the bali lodged 10
toe gutter At ihn top OF the hGuIa. lilo immo.
c!atciy started tip 10 got it, getting tut Oh the
root through hatchwsy. Tho house. has
'hfca HtoriIs ana an s,iiti tie roof IS rather
s!sep and IS :ic boy slowly edged over ,oHsrd
tho gutter 10 TEL; si0kiDg at tho huort. Ills
l!t:te hlsttr Mary was s!anJlpg 10 the yard s7c.
| Ing h:r broiher aad calling ont to him cyery
| 'nS'an: toc'mo down. lilo lnaio so,no boas,ful
| anssir aod oouliouci hi4 dangerous Journey.
tie reached tho edge Of the roof, caught finn
hoi4 OF some prc:o:iog shingIes. aad, leaning
over, sc2 I'd tho bsIl. Before ho could arso
| from bis stcoplog nosiii9u ho felt the shingles
! 10 when he was cioGiog giving way with him.
| tie c.utohed thon nervou,ly aud began to draw
| hiols:li u2 slowly. Suddenly The sbicgles gave
Hsy aud 10 an Instant the boy seemed to be bur.
ryog to instant doath. Ihs pavement was
fully thirty feet baloE, and there socmed moth
ing to n'G0ont his bciog Dashed to pi;c:s On tho
bricks. just as ho wss rolling over The gutter
l5 lovo!uotstliy Bcizsd hol Of il and cluag
'u"Lt osopcl2'Cif. L Ee gutter HaS Sd GT1lGafy
| ln bltAlr, oot y&ry stToos, n5r Wss it bound 10
| tho roof very tightly. Tho snlacu weight of
| tho hoy msdo tho tin Esq down ana few OF
the t.s,sDioga gsTo way, iaa7og tho bcy hsng
Jag down ever the sb3ss, With only broken,
| rolten plcol Of ,in between bin, and oteruity,
Wl!:m "na DO" thoroughly aroused to his
| danger and cIied for htlr. His sister ran into
| the fCu;o add happening 10 lad colorsd man
| th:re told Kim Of her brothers. danger. The
man ran Out aud getting ltRg ladder which
was lying 10 tho yard pu: it UP egaios. the
| sido Of lha i!iu.e. Tho bo7 was pow almost
exhausted, Inc perspiraton vas running
down hia isco 10 slrnaula His eyes were dila,ed
ailh torror ard exhaustion, and it seomed I'M
pcal1ia TOR hin TO bold ou till assistance came.
tho o1lored msn ran MP tho ladder nimbly.
Scarcely h:d ho resoh:d tho top Rhen tho boy,
who could hold % 10 longer. dropped into his
arms. Tho oo0fod msn took him down and
| Hhen the bty reached the ground he fkiuted
lie wos taken toto tho house and physicians
waIc summoacd. At night he was still iu-
s:nsble, tni ii ia not known how serious his
DeiVou' iSiurits asg prove Louisville Ky
! tUlDlercMi.
I
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

uR. =. &. WXsr's NERVE IND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; sno1iiia f5c tysi3ria, Dizziness, COL
v.ulsions hseg2us IaadacHo, Mental pepcet-
SION. Ices OF Momo:y Spesmatorrhms. lmpc-
teuoF, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
sE;, car50i by over.sXeIiion, seli abuse, y. over
Indulgence. which Iseda 20 Ini8ery, decay and
DEATH Onu boz will euro recent csaes Zach
o2- coitatls one months treatm-nt. One dollar
box, or six b0;rs Tor iva dollars; sect by mail
prepaid oa receipt Of pr:c7. We gusranLee six
oo19s to curo any casa. WITH each ordur re.
ce!Yed by liz tor six bo1es, accompanied with
1.-Two dollars, va will sGnd The purchaser our writ
leu guarantee 10 return the money if the treat
ricGt d0es lot etGc! care. GuirEltoes issued
ky J&NNEY y 81, Druggists, Aie1sndris.
VS., wholesale snd retail agenta. Ordo-s by
msli will rccui"a n!oclp; s::ention. mort
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AHCTTSsH EhEEEs
'ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF TILE STEANEK
MARY WASHINGTON,
Of Alexandria, Virginia.


by the Upper Potomsc Steamboat Company
bearing data on tho first of Msy, 1875 IF RECORD
IN the Custom House of Aloysndris. Va. l will
offer for salo nj public auction, on tho SIX.
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1851. 81
tho dock foo. CT Prince street, Alexandria. Va,
At tHelvo O'clock, the STEAMER MARY
WASHINGTON, OF Alexandria, Va.
This steamer was built in 1871 is ljG faat in
length. 48 foe. broad on floor timbeTs and A. feet
over gusrd, burLhcn .97 tona, light draft, say 80
inches; has pcfrci; from the GoyctnraenL In.
sspectoTs TO carry sul passengers. !:ha hiss boon
lately ovcrhaulod Oil the ways snd thoroughly
repaired, and IL believed 10 be, in I'll respects,
in good running order. For sn.er.l seasons
past she hAs hnen running vory fuc enssfuly AZ
an excursion boat on tho Potomac
Terms: Cash.
s. FERG U@ON BEACH,
1y-J-tl Trustee.
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ksaGaGiM ts ala Unsacn, ymporaus

ksHsarisa ts ssia Unseen, smporaus
Poison, spraadiug Gi5also nnd death in r0ery
loaaitics, for which qlniuc is ~ gonuiae ant
dotn. but icr tho effects OF which Hoa.a:tar's
Stomach E!ttar5 is not only thorough rNmcdy.
but reliable preventive. Tj this fact lhsro il
sn overwhelming stray Of testimony. ox!endlng
over period Of thirty years, hl disorders Of
The liver, s.aa;ach had hows.s arc also conquer.
cd by tho HjLlors.
For ssln By I'll llrrrmist snf; Easlers ranarsl!:
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EsiasAs. HtsEHs, stS.

fESO GRUHGEW w. HARRISON and Virginia
3. Harrison. his wife. IIuth0r ID. Harrison and
Marths Harrison, his wife. Martha Chatham
and Jamcs Chatham. hor husband. Hargatet
Benton ard Jamos NJ Kentor. her Eu;band,
Li2Eia .. Kargcr, md UIsm ". Barker, her
husband. Mary Kcil md Haunah y. U'Hrien.
Take noIic", ihat l SHALL on MONDAY tho
5ih DAY Of September next ths. baag tho frat
dry ot tao SeDtemhcr tcrm, 1881, Of lhn Corpora
tGn Court Of tho City 0i hlo1sndtia, move the
said CCurj to sppoint Samuel L. h;Curon as
Trustee, ~ tho nG:nn, p!ac, ard stead OF Eli2.-
both H.TIi 'on, decd. TO hold all property ce.
vsei 20 ms by Ing father. john u. HsrriSou,
doc'd ond also .hh, conveyed 10 l;is stii niiza-
beth Harrison ~ igust"A tor mo 10y John n.
MCn:oa, Coed.
ELIZABETH MGHROE.
X. i.onruc, Atrny. jy3C-wi4
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iv1j r1w

4 NO III NJ lSSlON Bis'S SALE OF CITY
~ BUILDING LOI'dlursuant to an order
OF tho Corporation Court for the city of Aln.Sn-
Gris, Virginia, entered at lis July term. 1881, in
iE!a case of John Crilly against Ihomss Day, tho
undersigned, 81 com missioner Of safe iherein
Hamol. will sel!, st public auction 10 the hirh
bidder. on MONDAY. august 22y4l, 1851, ri IL
"cioc;I H.. on iho promises. Tho lNTEHNST Of
The defendant in TWO BUILDING LOTS, in
tho ssid city OF Alexandria, on tho south side Of
Oronoco street. between Patrick and Henry sts.,
fronting OH urouoco street thirty four fest end
ezlentas bsck with equal width ninety faet-or
sa much thereof ss may b, necessary 10 pay tAe
lu!suienl in said eli! ato. cIej.ing :hnraon the
sum OF Sli 80. The LOIS sro each j. fee. via
and will be ctfo:ei separately.
Terms of sale: Cash. i}ony,yanciny Il ,t9
cost OF lLG purchaser. g. q. SlrPLE,
iY22 .RiW Commissioner 81 S=lo