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DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
gill eertaipiy effacf n cr1re

In buying vermifuge be sure you get the
genuine DIR. C, McLANE'S VERMIFUGE,
manufactured by Fleming Bros, q Wood
street Pittsburgh, Pa. The market is full of
counterfeits You will be right II II has the
signature of Fleming Bros. and c. McLane.
If your storekeeper does not have the genu-
inc, please report to us.
Send US a three cent stamp for handsome
Advertising cards.
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FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Mas0nIe NOTICE

COUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 11S, F. n
= and A. M, will meet in stated COM ~
munication this (FRIDAY) night, Nov.< ~
10th, at 1880 O'Clock, for dispatch of bust M
ness. All MINIS fraternaly invited.
BY order ALEX. ALLISON, WIN.
W. R. SIMS Secretary.
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A SIGNIFICANT SIGN.
The British Premier's Bold Bid for the
Irish YOte-TOugh Stories About
WOlseley.
Opening Of the French Chambers-Du.
elerc's Address-SOcialistie Meet
ings at Lyons.
THE o'CoNNoR DON.

DUBLIN, November 9.-Richard Laler.
Home. Rule member of the Commons from
Queens county, Ireland, has announced his
RESIGNATION.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Doubtful Districts.

Democratic majority in the House 81
Democratic majority in the senaie.........-... 81
DemOcra tic majority on Joint ballot. Y
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EGYPT
DEMANDED HIS RELEASE.

CAIRO, November 9.-The Egyptian su-
thorities have arrested servant who was
cent by some one of the rebel prisoners to
the English counsel who is acting for Arab
and his fellows. Sir Edward Mallet, British
consul-general at Cairo, thereupon demanded
that he be released.
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woLsELEY AND THE IRISH.

1t is reported that the under secretaryshi
for Ireland has been offered to O'Conuor Dor
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ABOLISHED JOINT CONTROL.

Arab in prison is greater curse to the
people of this country than Arab free. The
colossal blunder of this trial of Arab is
now universally admitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-10

The Egyptian government has announced
the abolition OF joint control over its inan-
cial affairs by England and France.
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ENGLAND
THE ELECTIONS IN AMERICA.

LONDON, November 9.-The Daily Ne,csS
commenting on the elections in the United
States, says: "They Indicate the breakup
OF the great party which conducted the war
to successful close, recognized the South
and restored the finances of the country
1t adds: "The elections are thoroughly
well deserved rebuke to President Arthur
and his friendr, and that the Republican
leaders, perceiving its meaning, will do as
they have done before, renew their pledges
of amendment, heal the divisions in their
ranks, and present united front to their OPP
ponents when the critical moment comes"
MILITARY REVIEW.
The Queen will review the Indian troops
at Windsor castle and decorate some chosen
OF the force for conspicuous bravery in The
Egyptian war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

CINCINNATI January, 1882.
have revised edition TUMOR adding much
matter subject In this
ton larger than valuable know about
probable
opinion that ons have died
VINO should not and would died.
and early Of these diseases
ana fue characteristic symptoms Of these diseases
TWO years age wealthy and intelligent
@ MS case was that OF eptheal gentleman had
previous noticed asmal pm growing larger
pertaining
me- desire you to visit twice Vge lump
lace removed which did him attention
@ well Knew did he reading npiencv
OF
NE lced and he well his i
%S o the Of cancer and which except
announcer Illustration Is tho Anthony Hardness
%Sa case s work the WERE that when
@ Europe ne noticed did his friends fungus growth or
Jump he time reached Paris had that een hat
@ mo ms private consulting The BEGINNING
rise cancer with the remark hat
T @ "a ms medical gentleman by his experience and
discover
nag only begun this kind information the patient bron
and surgeon which cancer should have
Wne tey any pmple located and diov
en R spread or involve greater surface healthy structure Only
me early attention the
goes not recoect friend they knew to be
n Of some canou disease and the p
m only e one time which spread until the disease had
extended
hand eand W gu
sending am. -
troubled
to Canada. This part u ue Onea states
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ket How far 1t may embanass The manu-.
lcturep Of locomotives, steel and iron
rails, and other railroad material, Il Is as
yet impossible to tell. II has undoubtedly
already taken the boom out Of their bust
meas, and relieved them Of everything in
the nature Of q press oforders, The follow.
ing Philadelphia dispatch explains to some
extent the effect II has had on one large
concern:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March Sore
ferriDg TO the pimOrs Of stagnation In the
business oiloComotiye building, as the re.
suit Of which the Rogers Locomotive Works,
OF Paterson, n. j, had determined TO dis.
miss n large number Of employees, John II.
Converse, u member OF tho firm Of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, OF this city,
was interviewed to-day. Mr.. Converse
admits the general decentralization OF the
industry, and remarked that "a consid.
cradle number Of orders fort construc.
ton and delivery Of locomotives this year
had been postponed and that many requests
TO delay such work have been consented 10
by our company. In somecases the orders
countermanding were absolute to deliver
either this year or in tho early part Of
next year. The causes arc apparent
enough. The condition OF the market for
railroad securities has been for several
months unsettled and uncertain. The
gambling in the stocks OF several Of the best
known railroads continually creates nuCtu.
atoms in values and unsettles confidence
in almost all railroad securities. It is in
consequence Of this that several Contem.
plated railroad enterprises have been
brought 10 a standstill, and Of course their
orders for locomotives have been counter
manded. Until the money markets Of the
conntryare in healthier condition and the
projectors Of such enterprises can see their
way clear no locomotives will be built for
them. Yet We have no apprehension that
the future condition Of our business will
require us to discharge any considerable
number Of our men. We shall certainly
try to keep our force Of three thousand
wOrkmen busy as long as possible. Our
business is excellent now. Every man and
boy is at work, and there is no prospect for
an idle day for any Of them. AS iorstrikes,
or trouble OF any sort among our work.
men, haven't heard even IN intimation
OF it. II any man or number Of men is
discontinued us to their hours OF labor or
wages, it has not been made known to us"
The tone Of this dispatch is not discour-
aging. There isnOthing serious the matter
with the country, or with any department
oftrade. The whole trouble is correctly
indicated in what We have said, and in
what the dispatch fully confirms, viz, the
depression brought about by artificial
means in railroad securities. This will pass
away as soon usfHvet6FsIs ee that there is
to be no permauentlet down in values, and
then the work of booming again will prob.
ably be resumed by the advent OF summer.
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The Present LuIl Ia Iron and Some Kin.
dred branches of Ruslness


Not q great while ago we noted in these
columns one Of the liabilities to which
legitimate business is exposed even in
good times, when prospects ahead are en-
couaging enough. This liability proceeds
from the wide fluctuations which, from
artificial causes, arc made to take place in
the value Of securities, especially railroad
securities. The concentration Of these securi.
ties in few hands, or rather the concentra.
ton OF the power to influence their market
value in a few hands, subjects them to
authorizations in price, and either gives to
the market an unnatural buoyancy or an
unnatural depression, When their cours c
Is upward for long time, and when the
investing public are buyers OF them ut ad-
yancing prices, new projects that expect
success in whole or part from the issue and
sale OF bonds, are started into liie-tior in.
stance, new railroad projects), and us the
bonds OF these projects, one after an other,
are absorbed by the public, still other pro.
jects OF a similar nature arc quickened into
life, and gradually there get to be great
number of projects, all looking to the OK.
penditure Of large sums OF money among
manufacturers and laboring men, on the
market.
AS long as money is easy and confidence
unshaken, these bonds find ready sale.
They are placed by syndicates among bona
5 fde investors, some times at concession
on the price for round lots. The proceeds
are used to buy rights Of way, to contract
for material, and to otherwise put under
construction new railroad projects. AS
long as the tide is up, the whole scheme
in all its parts and ramacations, goes along
swimmingly, but the very mouentthe tide
shows signs otan ebb there is halt call.
cd, and orders heretofore freely given to
manufacturers, and pressed on them iorac.
ceptance, are either cancelled or stopped
I'D interim. This halting process soon tells
on the market iorraw material, and also on
various lines Of manufacturers supplies, and
thus there follows stagnation and de.
preston Of greater or less magnitude.
There is atemporary stagnation. and dc.
preston Of this kind on hand just now,
which has been brought about by the pro.
cess We have indicated, and it has knocked
down the price Of steel and iron rails, and
IN various ways has effected the iron mar.
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A MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

CINCtSNArL January 1882
~ " - "AN - nv"
will say this disease mohods Tuo common
the origin this
reading
several this
should be o do be curd = ~ ~ ~ N
10
upon
great care aGy ,ad Eth engraving Too ls has heretofore
their To overcome this great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

Carr. Bon gives notice in his Democrat
that mere tatIy for wVtzel will not go down
in this campaign. Something more sub
stantial Is wanted. What does Capt. Bob
refer to anyway Does he propose to kick
on Col. Ben this Year, Docs the following
paragraph in his paper throw any light on
the mystic meaning Of his wOrds?
"a number Of our competitors who have
been on the Congressional cake with our
selves say they will hand over the entire
bakery II we really do want It. That's the
way We want to hear them talk, but they
had better keep on walking all the same. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

Unquestionably one Of the most remark.
able successes Of any modern enterprise is
that OF Messrs. II. II. Warner & Co., OF
Rochester, n. Y, proprietoB OF the cele-
brated Safe Kidney Liver Cure and other
remedies. Their business is enormous,
and is due wholly to two causes: First, the
unique and powerful newspaper advcrtis.
ing they arc doing; and secondly, to the
real value OF their medicines. The former
fact proves the importance Of the newspa-
per columns in the success Of any business
and the latter shows the eagerness Of the
public to secure those articles, be they
medicines or otherwise, that possess real
merit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

WN p. HuBBARp and John Riley, Of the
House, and Senators Dawson and McGrew,
exhibited great skill and ability as leaders
Of the minority party in their respective
IIouses.--S,ate Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

EHERRY-on Friday afternoon, March 81, 1852
at i:20 O'Clock. ROBERT II. sHERRY, aged o years
months and 10 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
We know he has gone 10 rest for he gave his soul
70 God before be died. May he rest In pence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

Owing 10 a popular Idea that remedy saId to
caution, II not suspicion, the inventor hesitHted
tone time IN placing 1t before the public but from
the gratifying assurance by a great number Of the
rhrc vItAlizinI and heAllhEcnewing properties Of
his preparation Of IlypOphoSphiteS, under variety
o. Circumstances, he Is equally satisfied that these
effects arc secured by i use that It's nctIon Is ne
culiar to his prepRrRtiOn and that CONSUMPTION
Is not only CuRAhLE, hut, up to certain Stage, is
Us easily controlled US most other organic diseases
While 1t Is the aim OF the inventor 10 convey in.
formation 70 such as require his Hypophosphltes il
IL his firm belief that Its uie will Be valuable 10 ali
health. "Ss'"h 'VA
With faith based upon the experience Of twelve
yeltS, he would not despair OF restoring a patient
suffering from the Rboved.dISeRSe, even though r..
dGcSd to avery low state and not complicated By
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01
WEST VIRGINIA UNlVERSTi.

Z. NStlNSlEi,d9epAr!ments Of study; lc1, bcoI,
~ NO2Ii calendar ATnHged 10 mi its,Ialla,
Rensc5 loF one year from Slsj 10 ia '' ,%'ataSa
1geta'' thorough, Fall term btgns sy5SSSS
AZ 6ssI v,, A,iSnGanSG last year ION 4 SSS,t
Tlous. -A 10Y 'en lens
- For catalogues and Other ln,o,,,,,..
tnS AGING President, d, y, PURlSToySa flt
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FLiSr, MlcH., May 10th, 1850.
DEAR SIR:-Allow me to say that esteem vour
"HypoPhoSphltes" most highly, and Tor those en-.
SaEed IN professions which draw largely on the
nervous system II Il invaluable, Ihaye used /! my
sell with the most satisfactory results and have IN.
trodnced It TO large number OF my people
-AprlT0w Pastor ST. liIchael's Catholic Church
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CONS UMPTION.

18th
in
o. D. Dollars
of
SSn Persuaded to reduce charge
% Seng view Of having manufactured
instruments with machinery
aRa ~ S my Treatment ready for increased business II this liberal
VINO we believe have not had heretofore the Twenty-Five Dollars pay
Bankers Check,
prefer Now the time to send orders All promptly
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oRIN e. NEwToN, MD
Physician and Surgeon,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Author h esase9us Diseases and the Respiratory
on Asais cholg Disease Also Editor and pp
oil scientific and Rational Medical Treatment Quarterly So
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DRUGGISTS.
A Bonanza for the Children,

No need now to Use nRu,ious vennilugesl Logan
\ Cos PLEASANT WORN SYRUP SpieaSant and
ehectual. Fhce In Large bottles, Is cents.
LOGAN d CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,

VlTpbhIbF nl1 BUILDER.
Brick Buildings erected complete In all modern
improvements, Also wooden buildings fitted up
fitted up In yard at work shop and taken b any
part and completed, on reasonable terms All al.
teAtlons made on old buildings. roofs valleys and
Sky:lIght particularly attended To- Desks counters
and shelving fitted up on short notices store iTOnti
put 10 and stores altered. Residence No. ~ Six
teenlh street formerly occupied by Nj, Hen Exley
shop IN rear Of Capitol on Alley 10. aprl
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IndIs.
crCtions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
lOa OF manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
euro you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered bya missionary in South America,
Send seltaddrcSscd envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T lNMGN. NnIion D. E4S Y"rf CiM dC1k1ruau
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01
GOLDEN INsTRUN1ENTrs.

with which spec and ,rct
used IN these caSes S"'"'
This book should read appreciated
stamps ' ~ 90 '" fN''
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NEW ApYgRTisRMENrs.

nRAFT HORSES TWO GOOD
~ ~ pr Y Here. ior ale For particulars q.
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AM ALONG THE LINE
THE BEST HOMESTEAD

IS good health. There is no pill In use which 50
lnlly meets the average want as Logan 4 Co.'S
HOMESTEAD LIVER FILLS Forty pills in each
box. Lltten lsiorc hildrpn, larger Tor adults The
cheaPestRnd est pill In the market.
LOGAN & CO.,
tA2l DrngTiStS Bridge COFner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-01

TOR sALE--A FIRST.C CLASS TUFTS
working order. Enquite a $50 jacob tiFett,
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cured cases OF - $500 y -
CATARRH, LARYNGI7Is, BRONCHITIS,
Asthma and Consumption,

With much puipou matter that
useful
cured by diseases months
tul treatment used with ' " ' ~
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

The leading Scientists Of to>day
agree that most diseases are caused by
disordered kidneys or liyers. II there
fore the kilueys and hver are Kept in
perfect order, perfect health wi te
the result. The trath has only been
known short tine and or years peo
pie suffered great agony wi lo1t being
ahi- to find rei.k. The discovery Of
WarDer's safe INidaey Cure msrks a
new era in the treatment of these
troubles. s!a,ie from Il simple tropis
cal leaf of rare value it con aims just
the elements resessary to uogr sh and
invigorate both of th SO great organs
and safely re tore and keep them In
order It Is Il positive remedy f1r all
the diseasts hat cause pain ia the
iowor part o. tho bndf-for torpid liver
-headac!les- jaundicg = GjzZiness
arayel-fever I'D egue-maerial fee
yer. and all difficulties OF the kidaeys
liver aud urinary organs
It j. an excellent and safe remedy
for females dur ng pregnancy. Ii will
control mensiruatIon and Is ifivaiuahls
for leueorihoea or falling the wom'..
As blood purifier IL Is nDequattrG
for it cures the organs that makes the
blood.
This remedy WHICH La done such
wonders is put UP in the itrges, sized
bottle oil any medicine upon the maI~
ket and Is sold by druggists ana al
dea lers ut 81 25 per hottie. For dieoe
tes enquire for Warner's STE Diabe-
les Cure. IL is q positive rem, dy.
Fl. Fl. W ARNER q CO., Rochester. n. I.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

That chief of rust!er.' Jobu l., Barnes
who i. agsaE for the Celebrated Dsven-'
port whiskey, will be in kosehurg
about the 18TH of March.
With ,h- commencament of spring
the swallows come-and so do tho
drGmmere. Tkey are fiocking in-ti,e
drunmers.l Among oil acquaintanee4
wa notice II. Ciark e. FL. Cayaline and
L. Ackerman. We we're pleased to see
the boss.
This cIerE~6f the Roseburg school
slisttiet~f1as called the annual school
meeting for the first Monday In March,
The business being the election eff two
directors aud n clerk. We hear the
namrs of Wm. 7. FrieiIander and Fl
G. s:antoa mentioned In connection
with the position of directors. No
better officers could be seleose.
The democratic State Convention
will be hid on the 5th of AprfE
Delegates to the number of POI will
meet III Portland on that d y. AT the
meeting of he State Central commit
tee, C. Ball represented Doug.as eouats,
aud this county wa, appostienad twelve
delegates. The primaries are 10 bs held
ON the 18th day of Mar. h, aud the
oouaty conventions on the 20: OF the
same month.
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OREGON CITY.


i,ont this interesting little cit.
cluster Thousand recolfections o iu-
sense int ret was he frst settles
fllent OF ta iar i med. and rich VII
ani-lfe valley IL The exctp ion of
S'tria Vsa lise fitsi American settle
IN on tilia VAS f.sci e coast. snd for
q i.ag inns lie eleat city of lac inf. ut
soioHy aud Tie capiioi OF the young
Telnory. 1t WAS first settled y tils
Hu sen Bay c.mpanv aBA the old
Frsfch voysgeuers who recognised
tile heauty OF the place. and whu util
lied tllt vast water power fofeser.T They
cree ed grsst ard sawmtIls aid lad
t.ttn n &C tive uIriat on long tffare
Tie attention II but lew Ienfle had
been directed to Oreeon, III d before
there were many inhabitants except
la ives here.
0rrgpn City WIS the Mecca of the
mally weary pil.fims. who journe,.d
thousands OF mics acr SO .he weary
Plains. with their minds eye fixed
upon his little town as the end OF their
t'iisoniY urney 1t war he r4iiying
i.oilit for number nf year, FIR all
hs willie stttiels, w no " ere compelled
io cofl.s here Tor their bread uffs aud
tiier necessary supp les. The Indians
tlso congregated here IN lar enuinhers
at certain Zines in each year for the
purpose Of laying in supplies of fish
which Were 81 easily caught about the
tails.
OREGON City as she is, nestled under
the bluffs, aud by the side of the ever
meandering Willamette presents a
most picturesque view rs Of an old
Wlfia city nh,Ier a i,lti Will ever be ait
nbj-ct 4 interest =, he teu. ist as wei
as 70 the his or,an and patriot.
TIE Traveller who passed through the
town without stopping can obtain no
aeurate view as o the size OF the city.
running along 10y the river bank o.
the form idatie looking factory aud
c atches hut q ghmpee of the rosrine
tumiling fails and the clouds of spray
ascending from tie cataract. Tie
bsauty of the city and falls must be
seen from lie heights above the Fail.
rad rack. Fsre the visitor il sur
prised by finding regular laid out
streets and enclosures, visit tile hand
some residences Of the me, chants and
retir' d business men of Oregon City
From the edge of the bluff which rise.
Pc II sEdituialy about seventy fiye fct
soove the old part of the city is ob air
ed splendid prospect. Tie first OF
j'ci of in'erest ia the tails. Here the
water makes lunge thiry or forty
feet not III siagie leap like the great
Nj CARA falls ut in succession o.
II S aud ca.ar>c!s, pitching. tumbIings
itoiling, roaring and rushing Ike mao
deEed fulies, fastening to destruction
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25
ErNA MILLS ALIFoRNIA. 4
Ep1ToR rEpEpENpESr.-pear Sir


I promised to give yon some
iteme fren this seetio, Times are
very nj hero. owiau 10 ths fr za,l
s.a.e Of she weuiter
snnw fell here on the 10Th IF J.nu.
ary and has iaia o. tha grnaa,l ,inee.
although The most or the time he
weatller has been fine. except the
cold.
At Callahan's ranch, thu tbermama-
ter went three ,ia9raes below zero and
has never bean above ten degrees a.
have Zero OF mo ming sinc.. 70 dsy
~e had n strange wi,id from tie Snu:b
and the miners prick up their ears
yni say. '.rsin.n The snow Is Gig h
fee dep on III, Sc,tt and salmon
iver Mountains That is light snow
for these monueine, but the wealth
has been so cold hat the snow could
nol fall.
AZ he miners look for a good seasoh's
run. as the snow will keep the water
up till late in the season.
The farmer have mot f,l,wei fur
row vet, the groand is frozen 70 he
depth of Ave inches, hut just as soon as
Jack Frost Lifts his veil this beauifil
valley WILL put on quite diff frent
appearance e.
The whole people are much excitel
over the railroad question. But VIZ
are so far renovel from the proposed
ronte of the road that it will be Of lit
tie benefit to this section.
since the freeze. the lumber husi-
ness has been eutir ly closed. lumber
is higher here tiian in old Douglss -sll
rough lumber. 6r-t grade, -, sie 80
per NJ and rustic and flooring, Sas 90
por NJ. and the people don't gruuble
at high prices at that.
Perhaps sotne of your readers would
like to know what we are doing II
they would just imagine that they are
loo ng into wild oat tunnel, on
French creek they can see me getting
out quartz, but not quarts" of gold.
| Au revoir.
RIM. GURNEY.