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s.OLD RELIARI,r !,

There are many reputed remedias o..
mat very prevalent disease. Cb,on'a r1a
Nasal Catarrh, brt none which han.
given general salts. action and haco,e vo
oknowiedged standard preparaaons vV%e ut
oept DIR. Sage's Oatarrh Remedv +. ~
times TO enjoy an unprecedented " no,"
larity. This reputation has been earnad
through the permanent cures which n
mas wrought, having proved itssR 4 ana. !"
cihc IN the worst forrns of the diseassp
In fact so reliable 10 1t that ia forms,
proprietor offered thro ugh all the nawa.
papers Of the land reward OF S5(o for |.
ease or Catarrb that 1t would not cure
Sold by druggists, III : SN'''-
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PARK DROVE, YARD.
FVtu-second and Lanooster npe. Luna 4

saEEP-Extra. ll0 to 1870 fbs., : to 5k
lbs, TO 5ss; good lambs, i TO D.; COM
mon lambs, 81 to Calves, 9 to7. MAJ
ket duil aud prices u cent lower. Arri
walls 1900 head
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Whitaker, the colored cadet, sr-
poets to have his trial ended before
he becomes too old to enter the ser
vice after he shall have been vindi-
Gated. His lawyers have concluded
their argument and the Government
will not open its side. fg-.F-'
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Mothers, II your baby suffers pain and
is restless, do not stupefy IT by adminis-
BILE remedy, such as DR.. Buirs Baby
SYRUP Price only Is cents u bottle.
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BANKS AND bankers.

t,i fsT NATIONAL BANk
G OF WILMINGTON
tEPosrroRy OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
sINAf, 'IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EpWARl- Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsnIER.
Paid mp Capital, $500, 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Il .
change furnished to regular DeposltoIs q
Without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursda, q
al $40 A. Nj.
DIRECTIONS.
Edward Belts, John II. dams,
Clement Is. Sinyth, Henry y. McComb,
George w. Bush, William Tatnall,
Daniel James, Ell Garrett,
Sam1 Bancroft, Jr. Jani- -1y
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Discount days. Mondays and Thursda, 3
al $40 A. NJ.
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rlae CnLy Markets

'::'1e following were tine ruilnY prices i
market this morning:
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
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Imparta at Iasirueslsas.

The Supreme Lodge Of the A oU W
Of California, has issued neat PAM
phlet Of tweRty-three pages OF Instruc.
tions TO medical examiners, which Il
would DO well fer the Oregon Grand
Lodge to take pattern from. It's con-
cluding paragraphs read thus
"Let medical examiners keep especi.
ally ia view two facts, viz, that Gen.
sumption and intemperance lead to
more deaths than most other causes
combined and applicants likely to
come under the influence Of these pro-
life destroyers Of humsn life sheald
be kindly but firmly turned aside.
Let them make the examinations with
judgment and discretion but with the
special object In view as TO the pro-
liabilities OF tho applicant living the
average duration OF human life. Guard
against deception, as every applicant
desires TO pass o satisfactory oxamlaa-
tion, and will conceal anything likely
to be Objectionable or prevent his ac-
ceptance. BE always guided by the
strictest honesty, and reject oil parties,
no matter what their influence or
necessities may he. who are not phys.
ically sound and possed Of the vitality
likely to give them the average dura-
tion Of life. L nally, as they are ex-
amining Tor protection OF the Order
against impaired lives, they are to con-
slider themselves In all cases, as the
officers and employees OF the Order
and should give the Order, rather than
the applicant, the benefitsof all doubt.
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4
II was with great pain as we'll as surprise
when on Wednesday, morning we learned OF
the death Of our worthy citizen, Mr.. Reuben
Saltmarsh. Mr.. Saltmarah had been sick
semc eight or ten days. but he was not
looked upon As dangerously 30 until Just
previous 70 his decease. Mr.. 8. came 10
Oregon in about 81, and has for the last
twelve or fifteen years been IN tho drug
business in this city, In which occupation
ho obtained tho esteem and respect Of every
body, and was known for his honesty, and
fair dealing. Ho leaves behind him father
far advanced in years, widow aud five
children TO mourn his loss, In common with
tho community at large. At tho time OF his
deceasO he was 81 years Of age.
A special meeting Of the Common Council
was called Wednesday evening by tho
Mayor 10 take action on the death OF the
deceased. Arrangements were made 10 at
tend tho funeral in body, and q committee
on resolutions appointed. which reported as
follows
HEAkael ~ uaH ploAeeA THO lAuteF OF TIC 1
uaiverso 70 remove from our midst X. Salt. |
marsh. one OF the members Of this council,
therefore, belt
Resoirtd. That the city Of Albany has
lost ono OF its NEST faithful and competent /
BE Il further
Resotred, That we tender 10 the mourning
relatives OF tho deceased our heartfelt sym.
pathy Ia this their sad bereavement, and
that the recorder furnish 10 the family of |
said deceased copy Of these resolutions.
under the seal of the city Of Albany, and
copy TO each Of tho city papers for publica.
ton.
Resoleed, Further, that our council cham.
ber bc draped ia mourning aud that each Of
lho city eilieers wear badge of mourning
Tor 30 days.
w u. SccIr,
d. II. N. biAcKnDnx
Il. Il. PIERCE
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CITATION.

Ia IL. Couaty Court Of Linn Counts, Str'e
cf Oregon.
In the ,natter OF the estate OF Thos. 8.
Summers, Deceased. Citation
To tho next of kin of said deceased, to
wit Jane Coyle, William Summers,
Abner Summers, Isouria Parish. Ida
Privett. and to all others knoSe and o'-
known, interested in said Is air.
Ia the mams Of the Stale Of oregos:
You are hereby cited and required ~
be and appear in lhe County CcuIt of she
County OF Linn, State al oregon, az .tae
Court House, in the city of Albany. in
said County and state, on Monday the
5th day of Docsmher. A. -. 1851. at the
hour OF one o'clock in tue afternoon OF
said day, the same beng the hrst day OF
the December Term 1881 thereof, and thsfl
and there show cause II any exist, why
an order of sale snouid not be made
directing and licensing the administrator
of said estate to sell all the right, title AMI
interest of said ThoS. =. Summers. deceaS-
ed. at the time Of his death, both in law
and equity. In and te the zeal property
hereinafter described, as prayed for in the
petitien of L. bilyeu, administrator at the
estate of said deceased. which petition is
now on file in the County Court of Linn
County Oregon. which said real property
is described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning e.SS chains South and 1913
chains West Of the s. w. corner Of section
80, TIP IL, s. X. West OF Willamette NE
ridian, and running thence West 2s.S5
chains thence East 1910 chainsl theme.
North 36.97 chains to the place Of begin
ming, containing IS acres, more or lCss.
Also the following described tract OF
land beginning at the South East
corner of the donatieH land claim Of Thos.
S. Summers and wife, Not. No. 1904 in
Linn County, Oregon, and runnir 8 thence
Nerth le 36 chains; thence west ov
chains thence South 1886 chair s thence
East 60 chains to the placs Of beginning.
containing 9S acres more or less, both OF
the above described tracts of lard being
and lying in Linn County, Oregon.
BY order Of Court
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this 18th day of October, 1851.
IT, 81 N. BAUM, Clerk.
per j. n. HACKLRMAN,
I2w6 Deputy.
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1he frat Anti. Monopoly League In
Linn County YVES organized at Shedd's
Station on Monday, Oct 3ist, and nj
ready has good membership. Capt.
Frank Shedd was elected President,
but the names of tho officers we havo
not yet heard. The object Of the or.
ganlzatlon Is set forth In tho name.
When IL Is known that Jay Gould & Co.
have made S75 200, 900 In Is years; the
yanderbilt's si00,000.0O In 20 years,
aud Huntington, Hopkins and Co. (ths
Central Pacific syndicate) SisG,00lO0)
In Is years from on Investment OF
Sl2, 500, the noed OF such leagues will
be recognized. or course no single
league caA accomplish anything. but
when they are established In every
hamlet, all work for common purpoee
and under the direction Of some Of the
best business men Of tho Union, their
power will DO felt for good. This week
w. T.. Anderson, an officer OF the
Shedd League, has been circulating
petition TO Congress asking that body
to pass laws regulating the fares and
frelghts on railroad aud steamer lines
throughout tho Union. The petition
was drawn by Judge Jerry" Black;
Il Il good aud strong and AS the object
il good, all sign IT, Ne hope 10 hear
Of other leagues being organized.
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1t Is q painful sight 10 see young ladies
In their teens with wrinkled ami prema-
turely old faces; nevertheless II Is quite
common, and to any one who observes the
signs OF the times the reason Is very appa-
rent. Owing to the famlng advertisements
and bogus certificates, In which are used
the names Of eminent physicians and
chemists, the unsuspecting and crodulous
have been induced TO use some OF the so
called liquid beautihers, all OF which are
known " be positively injurious, and II
used for any length OF time will destroy
tho complexion, so that Il will be next tn
impossible tn restore it. Mothers should
be very careful TO see that their daughters
do not use these preparations, but ask FOR
and obtain Slaven's Harmless Yosemite
Face Powder, the anly harmless beautlfler
For sale by Foshay d Mason, FUster's
Brick, Main St.y Albany, Or. 4
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The ,Iaiea ,ua,.

Our porismen turnciout 10 largo num-
bers and held an interesting nioc'ing at
Scots gun, store last Saturday evening
making arrangements FOR the grand hunt
on Thanksgiving Day. IL was agreed
that the hours Of hunting should be from
o'clock In tho morning until . o'clock in
the evening, aad that hy the laitar hour
all should report at headquarters. An.
other meeting is 10 be held at Scots to.
morrow evcpingat o'clock at which time
two Captains will bo elected. These Cap
talns will meet the night before the hunt
and choose sides, but their choice OF men
Is 10 remain secret until tho game h
counted after the hunt. Each paIson who
enters his name as ono of tho hunters will
disposit Sl.5O to pay for tho game supper,
but those who happen 10 be on the win.
ming side will receive their money back
again. The same scale OF points used al
tho hunt last year was adopted for this
Remember tho meeting tomorrow night
and be on hand.
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FOR SALE.

One Racine single buggy Ia nso three
weeks. Original cost, slDO. VIII sell IL for
$3.50 cash. or eis5 On time. Two seated
Racine hack, for either ono or two horses
bought new last May. Cost $40. VIII
soil Il for sl45 cash or ti63 on time.
Two sets OF single harness, bought last
May and July. Cost $3.50 and so. VIII
sell them for ti5 and SO cash.
Isl sores. lying miles due east Of Har-
TlsbuTR. A good one storied box house,
rooms. Barn, 20x22. The land has
heretofore been used as = pasture, but can
all be put into cultivation. No grubbIng
required. Ia miles from school. Terms
$40 per acre. Lcash down, balsnce al
most any length OF time secured by mort
gage.
800 acres, lying within milo Of Mon.
roe. in Benton county. Al under fence
and divided into five ns.ds. All good
farm land aud half In grain. Good house
and barn, splendid wator aud fine orch
ard. II II one OF tho best farms In thai
~eeilon Of the valley. Price S2S per acre
1900 or $500 down and haiaaco on tEnae
Enquire Of e. II. STEWART.
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ThIs newly organize.l c.up ,a..t nj The
Office Of Powell 4 Bilyru last Tuesday
evening, where Il held Large ani /. =
thusiastic meeting, whici bespraks u
successful future Aflrr ihs adoption
OF the constitution lhe following oiIlcers
were elected FOR lhe ensuing term +.
X Skipworth, President; o. II. Irvine,
Vice-Presiient; Fled r. NuttIng. see
retary. The debate on the compuisoxy
education question was decided In the
negative. The following question was
selected Z debate at the next meets ny
which will DO held at the same place
next Tuesday evening: Resolved that
the electoral college be abolished and
the president and Vice president OF the
U. s be elected by the popular vote ol
the people. 70 be participated In by
MessrA Irvine, w. Bilyeu, BRYANT
Nutting, Hackleman, Hochsieiler, Hav,
en-. wolverton, Hannsn and Henton or
the affirmative, and Messrs, l.. Bllyeu
Ma.toon. Clement, Rideout, Davis, II
II. Hewitt, Sox, Duncan, DiaIn an,
Cnrran on the negative.
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sabbath seheoI Convention

TIE United Presbyterian Sabbath
School Convention. which convened Ia
the L. +. Church Tuesday and We'd
uesdny, was decided success. The
interest manifested wasgreat and
showed that the members were In
earnest Morning, afternoon aud even.
Ing sessions were held each day. and
the time was occupied every minute
from the toilIng OF the bell to adjourn
ment. Many Of the addresses and
essays are very highly spoken of, aud
we regret that We have not space TO
give n full account of them. Before
the close arrangements were made 10
hold another convention within at
least year. Aiso the Superintendent
of the Albany :. s.. DIR. ray, was ap.
pointed committee TO confer with
the Sabbath Schools ofaii the churches
In the count Ia reference To the hold
lag OF a Joint convention.
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SOCIAL $50 PERSONAL.

Marx Bauasa<t spent la.t Sabbath in
Portland.
Joe. Webbcr, Jr. will eat turkey with his
folks here on Thanksgiving
A. c. Sweet, Of Independence, was in tho
city the fore part Of the week.
The Hen. John Burnett, of Corvallis was
ia the city on Saturday. ON business.
We received call the first Of .he week
from Mr. John Campbell. of PortiAsd
Hon. NJ. C. George left Portland for
WashingtOn last Sabbath night.
Judge Strahan was ia attendance At ihe
Cirsuit Court Ia Eugene last week.
Go to the Congregational social this even
ing, where you will be sure to have good
time.
w. p. Andsrs. u, one Of our solid farmers.
gave rs very pleasant call last Wednes-
dag.
Miss Nellie Paxton. who is teaching at
Independence, passed last Sabbath With
friends In the city.
n. B. Humphrey, II. f. Hewitt and c.
II. Hewitt were attending the sitting OF the
Circuit Court at Eugene last week.
charley Wilkinson has been confined TO
his room At Portland two or three weeks
frem the effects of sprainsd ankle.
Mrs. s. Loire left on the steamer sailing
Sabbath evening, for San Fraaoisco, Icing
compelled On account of posr health to re.
| turn to her old home.
The knights of Pythias have all retsrned
from Portland, end we are glad to say that
they came lack with their shields in their
hands and not on them.
Ike Conn dropped in on US last Wsdnts-
day while en- his way home from Portland.
Losing one toe, even If that was the big one,
has nos made much visible change on Ike
Jim Mccoy was down this week attend.
ing the Sabbath School Convention, but we
venture the remark that he is probably
thinking more to-day about the dres&mak.
ing business than no is about the Sabbath
School work.
lion. Enooh Hoult, Of Harrisburg, came
down last Wednesday on legal business and
spent day or two here. Since he was
down here last he received q very painful
kick frem horse, but is getting over the
effects of IL now.
Chas. Il. Monteith, formerly of this city,
but now Of Idaho, paid his relatives and
friends in Albany visit last week. He is
now one of tho partners in large saw mill
in Idaho and is prospering.
j. a. Bilyeu walked into our efilee last
Wednesday and made US happy by subscrib
ing fer the DEMoeRAr for year, and we
verify believe he has thus secured happiness
for himself for the entire fifty two weeks.
We omitted to mention last week the ar
rival Of Otto Fox, senior member of the
irm of Foa, Baum and Go. He hasn' {
changed dot since he was here before, and
is just a. :lively and full Eoi conundrums a.
ever. lie will remain here until about
Dec 1st.
George Furry left Albany yesterday noon
for Illinois, whore he viii remain for few
years, but he says he likes Oregon too well
to remaia away from it long. We hope he
win come back. for we can't not have toc
many such nen.
L. Z. MentAyne, Esq, received q postal
this week from Rev. T. G. White, who had
arrived safe and sound i Colorado which he
seemed to like very much. He had located
at South Pueblo. lively city Of 10000 IN
] habikanfs. where he will carry on bis labors !
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In the NJ. Il. Church. South.


DIR. Il. 0. Hyde left Albany last Tuesday
for Scio, where he will reside in the future
aud carry on tho practice OF his profession.
The Doctor Is young man of considerable
medical ability, and one we can safely CON-
mend TO the people Of scio. among whom VIC
wish him the greatest success.
Everybody regardless Of creed attended
the social at tho residence Of VIM. Rum.
baugh last Friday evening, where on enjoy.
able time was had. Nothing binds together
tho members Of society moro closely than
these entertainments, aud wo certainly need
some comonting force, The fact that there
were no wall flowers on this occaaisn IL evil
donco that all had something TO do TO satisfy
their socia! tastes
Tho following persons from Halsey attend.
ed the u. T. Sabbath School Convention In
Albany this week Rev. 7. j. Wilson nnd
wife, Il. M. Robertson. Jas. Crawford, >. NJ.
Ralston and Jas. Cochran. From Willamette
Church we noticed tho following persons
Rev A. NJ. Acheson. Mathew Aohson, j.
C. Garry aud wife, Miss. Mary currio, Gus.
Carrie. Walter wrenn, Jaa. Mecoy, Clarcn.
don Mcbride aud Clarence Stockton.
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FAMOUS OPERA SINGERS.

Annie Louise Carey and Clara Louise
Kellogg arc beyond question the most IA
nous opera singers Of modern times. In
fact they have been universally acknowl-
edged TO be the leaders OF their profession,
as well as ladies Of large experience and
particularly good taste. They have prob
ably travelled mere extensively than any
ladies on the stage, and, as consequence,
have had excellent opportunities OF judg-
ing of the merits OF different countriesand
their productions. It IL certainly a very
great credit to California and the balmy
semi-tropical climate of the Pacific, 10 have
Cologne by far the Lest they have ever
used in any country. For sale by Foshay
& Mason, Fosters Brick, Albany, Or.
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No Trace Of Him.

Staud aud Isaac Froman and Bruce
Price, who were In the party engaged
In searching for the body of Russell
Price, left Lower Soda last Sabbath for
home. They report that they found
Prices horse about mile and half
below where the drowning occurred,
and about half mile below the fishery.
1t was lodged in between the rocks,
and bundle OF clothes was still strap
ped on the saddle Giant powder was
exploded IN the hOles and eddies in the
river but the yeung mans body could
not be raised.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE MONEY To LOAN
+" !" 8 and 9 Per Cent Inter-
est on time Of six months TO ten years.
no ATTORNEYS FEES CHARGED
ll6 BURKRART BROS.
mAKINu WATCHES

Detective Watch Cases arc one Of the
chief causes of so manv watches not being
good time pieces. The cases being thin
and not fitting we'll, adnit, dust aud dirt
TO the moveFuant, which soou interferes
with the running parts Of the watch neces-
stating cleaning, repairing, &c.. and the
amount thus paid oat If applied toward
buying = good case la the beginning.
would have saved all this trouble and ex-
pense. We have recently seen case that
meeSs all these requirements, 1t having
been carried for over twenty years and
still remains perfect. We refer to the
JAS. BOSS PATENT STIFFENED GOLD
CASE, which has become one Of the staple
articlesef the Jewellery trade, possessing
as It does SO many advantages over all
other watch cases, being made of TIVE
heavy plates of solid gold over plate of
composition, and We advise all our readers
to ask their Jeweler for card or catalogue
that will explain the manner in which
they are made.
| 1t Is the only STIFFENED CASH made
with tive plate Of gold, seamless pendants,
and conter, solid joints, crown pieces &c,
| all Of which are covered by letters patent.
| Therefore buy no case beiere consulting
q Jeweler who keeps the JAS. BOSS
| PATENT STIFFENED GOLD CASE, that you
may learn the difference between il and
all limitations that claim to be equally as
good.
For sale by all responsible jewelers..
/ Ask to see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded that
any other make ofcase is as good.
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seriou. Accident ai lbs > a. Mil.

Monday afternoon very serious &C.
cldent occurred ut the West Coast Flax
Mills which terminated In an unfoItu-
nate manner. Carrie Westfail, a girl
about II, tho daughter OF our towns
man, r. NJ. Wostfall. who was working
at the mills at tho time was near the
spinning machine OF enc OF the other
girls, when her right hand caught IN
the gears Of the machine. Before she
could extrIcate II II was drawn In, mssh.
Ing the fingers In n terrible manner.
DR. Harris was Immediately called aud
on examination Of tho hand found IL
necessary TO amputato two OF tho en-
gcrs. No blame is attached To any
body. II was ono Of those acclde'.s . that
will happcn sometimes. T..S ears Of
the machine are 40 exposed that the
greatest care is necessary when around
thom, aud IL Is probable that Carrie
thonghtlessly got her hand too near
them, when Il was caught and drawn
Ia before the machine could be stop.
ped
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TO TmE PrRLIc.

wish to notify my taauy fisnds that
hayo retired from tho firm OF Rubans
4 Dubru.lie and have again gone back into
the old shop with which was connected
for fifteen or twenty wears. and that am
now partner In II, the firm name being
Thompson q Rubarts. thank my old
customers heartily for the patronage they
have always given INC. and now having
increased facilities for manufacturing ]
know that / can please thsm bctier thxn
ever both In prices and quality OF goods
Tho new nrm Of Thompsnn & RubArts
will kesp on hand = large stock of harness
and saddlery and will gulranic1 saiIsfac.
ton to all persons who honor US with
their patronage.
i2mi oRES RUDARrs.
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70 ,he Pablo.

J. A. Gross, proprietor OF the depot
hotel. keeps one Of the best public houses
in the State. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be fo~rd the best iood the market az
fords. Partiss gong Off ON ths morning
train can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves Here.
after the hotel will be kept open oil night
for the convenience of the public.
Aff
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wanted BY everybody.

Mr.. Thos. McGhee has commenced the
canvas of this county for the life OF Gen.
James A. Garfield, which contains full
account of his early life; his struggles
with poverty and efforts to obtain an edu-
cations his services in the war of the re-.
bellien; his election to the Presidency, to-
gethA with complete history OF his
assassination. The book Is finely printed
and contains nearly 700 pages, and is sold
at the extreme low price of $3.50 and 50 90
according to binding. Look out for the
agent: