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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10
How to Pose the EXtremitieS.

The neatest way to modestly dis play foot is to cross the leg which it belongs to over the other. This lifts the foot about six inches from the floor, and lets it hang in easy, graceful suspension. The lower edge of the skirt should lie across the instep, so that only the front half of the foot is shown, but that is sufficient, Tn the present fragmentary state of slippers and sandals, to show good bit Of finely embroidered or deicately woven stocking. The position is a common one to the most elegant and refined girls in the poiteSt circles Of society, not only here, but in London and Paris. 1t is not in the least bold or awkward. Still, my standardization old lady-says that it is vulgar for a woman to cross her knees. She was taught 80 when she was young, and she stoutly maintains that the law on the subject has never yet been changed. She well remembers a week spent in the same house with Mime. Jerome Bonaparte in Balti- more, than whom she believes no more ladylike person ever lived; and she recalls that the madame always sat with her knees two inches apart -no more and no less. She declares that no girl with pretensions to deli
 cacy should sit cross-lcgged. have thus stated both sides Of the subject, leaving my readers to decide whether they will practice pose that is both comfortable and artful, or avoid it because there is tradition that it is impolitc. I suppose that the stick
 lers will pretty soon object to women crossing one foot over the other. Even that feminine habit Of sitting on one foot, will next be assailed.- Clara Belle in Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10
l882--Directory.--I862
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS. I. J. CHURCHILL, Governor. JACOB FROLICil, Secretary Of state. JOHN CRAWFORD, Auditor. ". F, WOODRUFF, Treasurer, C. Is. MOORE, Attorney General. D. W. LEAR, Land Commissioner. J. l.. DENTON, Supt Public Instructions D. ". ARROBI1 hascellOr. J. W. CALLAWAN. Clerk Chant cry Court. l.. II. ENGLISH, Cbief Justice. J. K. EAkIN, Associate Justice. W. A. HARRISON, Associate Justice.
 Pope County Officials. E.C. BRA DLEY, Judge. l. E, HOGtSS. Sherih. ". J. REYNOLDS, Clerk. A, R. ROBINSON. Assessor JAMES POTTS, Surveyor. JOSEPH PETTY, Treasurer
 COUNTY COURT: At Dover, on the 4th Monday ih March and lat Monday in snuary, July and October
 PROBATE COURT: At Dover, on the lst Monday m May and sl Monday in January. July and october.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10

Mother" Doctor, Ia she dangerous and what Is her Atlictonfh
 Doctor" Yes, madam, she is dangerously i'll. The yentriculAf and AuricuAr forces are not In eGaf- lbrium there s an increased csntrpetal Action about the cerobrum and medulla oblongata, tlls portal circulation yAseillates, saspended Nature seems besitsting, and l-i'
 Mother-"Etop, for heAyens sake stop and 20 Co work at onca.h
 Doofor-"I will do all can.n
 Mother, aher two weeks have expiroi-- n Daughter, Doctor shall De discarded ht once. Two weeks and no relief. will procure that which you desired at hrstn
 Dau1hfe,, in low tone-''I am glad and think is the only thing that will restore me to health"
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10
PICTORIAL.


 physicians as well as invalids to use 1t with confidence It is tho psost reliable remedy for diseases z. She throat and lungs that sci enae has produced. It strikes at the foun- dation of all pulmonary diseases, aHording prompt and certain relief, and IS adapted to patients of any age or either sex. Being very palatable, the youngest children take it without difficulty. In the treatment oi ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, ClergymaHs Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca- tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY PEG ToRAL are magical and multitudes are an- nually preserved from serious illness by it's timely and faithful use. It should be kept at hand in every household, for the pro lection it affords in sudden attacks. In Whooping- cough and Consumption there is no other remedy so etficactous, soothing, and helpful. Q
 The marvellous cures which AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the world are sufficient guaranty that 1t will continue to produce the best results. An impartial trial will convince the most seepti. cal of it's wonderful curative powers, as well as of it's superiority over all other prepara- tions for pulmonary complaints
 Eminent physicians in all parts of the country, knowing it's composition, recom- mend AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to invalids, and prescribe it in their practice The test Of half century has proved it's absolute certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints not already beyond the reach of human aid. Prepared by pr. J. c. Aver & Co.,,
 Practical and Analytical Chemists,
 Lowell, Mass.
 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10

Mother" Get out of my house, you old hum. buRi"
 Da9ghfer-" We'll, mother, you sec how rap Idly have impr owed ainee dschArRlnR our Doctor and commenced the use of that vhieh 60 much needed. The effect has been most wonderful The relieved my head, cured the constipation while the other impaired strength, came 70 the help of Nature aud made me feel new,f'
 THE CONFESSION.
 MofheS-" Very true, and believe they hsvs sATed your life. now confess that Dr. Drorasooleis English Female Bitters is the most wonderful female medicine and iron tonic I ever knew, and thas Bsiey's Saline ApeTient ia pleasant and sovereien remedy for Ecsdachs, constipation, acid stornaeh biliouHnsss, etc., ete.n Family Medical AdViaeY tfse, Address ,. P, pTomgools 6 Co., Louisville, ET
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10
SECURE A'HOME ! LANDS!
 LANDS!!
 LANDS!!!

The undersigned agent for the fine grant Of lands made t0 the Little Rock < Ft. smith Ky, now oilers for sale and and all the Railroad lands lying in Pope County. These lands em- brace some very fine tracts including RIVER BOTTOM, PRAIRIE and GPLASDS, and an easy opportunity is here offered of securing a cheap farm on eaty terms. Correspondence so- liCitnd from those seeking homes in
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10
MILD, HEALTHY CLIMATE,

and in anew country which Is rapidly dcvel- Oping. and offers many advantages.
 To those who have Improvements on Rail- road lands, l would say, no time should be lost in coming forward anu entering into contract for the same. My instructions are sell ANY and all Lands, and delay in making application may entail loss upon you l am prepared to give full information in regard tO any of these lands in Pope County. Come early and exam inc my plat and list of prices and secure a cheap farm. JAMES POTTS.
 Agent Russellyille, Ark. The Little Rock x Ft. Smith Railway is now offering for sale in tracts to suit purchasers, the whole of their ma guilccut
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-10
Nashville, .h...aaasg. { s., Louis sr,

ny VHI7 I4IHV NVW NtVUft INt MHAIMU NJ Of Speed, Safety, Comfort and Sat . faction, at the MlNlMUM NJ Of Expense, Anxiety, Bother and
 fatigue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
LOCAL BREVI7IES.

The ferry steamer City Of Washington WAS
launched from tho Ws5s OF the ship yard to-day
The steamer Harry Lodos hiss been taksn OF
the Occoquan route for the winter.
The steam trg Keystone has gono TO North
Carolina.
The steamer Mystic broke down yes!s,day
evening and had 10 lay up till this norning.
There were no cases st police headquarters
this mcrning.
Thomas Warner, the PHILADELPHIA tramp sen.
to tho pententiary from this ctv. for house
breaking, will be released on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Rsynes, living near Hamilton. WIS here
this evening looking for pair of horses stclen
from him last night.
A frame dwelling. opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, was destroyed By IRE lsst night in Lee.
burg.
Mr. j. s. Taylor, Flour Inspector for this city,
repcrts having inspected G3IO barrels Of all grads
of -four for the quarter ending December Slst.
The loading of tho bark Oapio1s with cooper.
age for Cubs wss completed 10 day. The Yea.
sol will be cleared to uoffow by Mr. F. Reed,
The cold weather continues. Ice is being Gu.
from the ponds about the city over two inches
thick.
Dressed hogs are very SCARCE in this market,
and sll that are sent hore are sold quickly At
high figures.
The building associations of this city will all
hold meetings Tomorrow night 10 elect officers
&c. At the mooiing OF the Mt. Vernon ALSO.
cation the question of starting new asso .istion
will be brought up.
The roof Of franc house on Columbu, streat,
between Prince and Duke. occupied by q col
ored family. caught hro this morning from
sparks from the chimney. An alarm wss sound
ed and tho IRE department was quickly on the
ground. The aAmes wero extinguished with but
little tamsge.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 4--Virsnia Ga old -; dc
Deferred =; do consolidated GO do "a se.
rios -; pRst due coup -; nav III 4na 4Ol bid
to'dty. Cotton sleidy; middliags lls Flour
stosdy with more enquiry; Howard street and
Heslera aupor 37sS5 o.; do extra 25lS6 81
do family 50aS7 %; City Mills super 60s
So 25; do extra 6 5UatG %; do family : so,
81 Is; do hio brands 25aS7 81: Pstapeco
family IS rs. Whest-Sou.hern higher; Weat.
ern ruled Liahor and clGaed at slight reaction ;
Southern red l35al4]; do smhar l42al45; MOI
Nd lA5; No Western winter red spot l3 !,
lSi: Jan l"aa.lS9s Feb l4?sal42t; Mar ID
sllb. Corn-Southern higher; Western high.
or but nsc Give; Southern whits 72s73; do yellow
CS; Western mixed spot G7i bd Jan 6;S,6ss ;
FEB GIia7O; Mar 7l!a7li; April 75ts7ts. Oats
qalet; Southern 45a60; Western whito 4Sa5l
40 mixed 4Gs47; Penus 1880. Bye quie! at 100.
hay dull prime to choice Penna and Md lG.
ST.. Coffee firm; kio carpnes ordinary to f.ir
9alu! $ugardulI; A aoft94 WhisEoy ftesdy
a! ST. Ia.
NEW YORK. Jan 4 Stocks depressed Money
t.. Cotton qniet; uplsnds II Is IL; Orleans l: /.
Flour 1niet md unchanged. Whoat fairly az :.
two ard shsdo better Corn heavy and tss
!OWtr
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Virginia Legislature

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. The Gsuetal
Assembly met o-1sg. with fail qgotum ID
each hous,
10 the Senate. Mr.. R.dleberztr introduce
q jont resolution instruo log aud rqaes,io9
Virginia Senators and representatives 10 CO..
grtsi to eivs earnest support ia tho bill iatrl-
ducad by Senator Blair, of New Hampshire.
p!oVdirg 10. an appropriation of iltorn mi.
liors Of dollars 10 b, spportioned amopg
tho several Stalrs Tor the promotion f
common school tdaoa:ioo. in proportion to
tho iIllteraey 10 said States. and request
Ing tho HoVofnrr of ViI2nia to take
cps 10 have this important subject OF federal
legislation brought to The stttntion of the sty-
elal State legislatures. The ruIts were sus
pended aid slttr scme debate the resolution
wss adopted With bu. ono dissenting vote.
10 tho House tho Niro!k city police bill wus
ordered 10 eugtossraart and third reading,
alter some filllbus,cilug co the part of the
tOM;c fnts
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The Ashland Horror.

CA1LErsGURG. Ky. Jap. 4.-Tno irg ,dy at
Ashland. on the night ct The 23l uls.. IN which
Rub ri Gb5ocs. tgsd seventeen, Fs1nio Git-
bonS. eyed fifteen. and Enun Cirrco. sliss
Thomas. IS scveoteeu, wcro ciuelly murder
cd, was eupplemonted yestesday by the arrival
home Off. w. Gibbots, thu father CT R,b II
aod FInDie, who had been suspected CT the
crime. and who brought witnesses 10 prove that
no / al ben 10 The woods 10 Lincoln county.
w. Va. timbering. later Gsorse L liz. &C.
pIoyed in roliUg mill. binted that he knew
something about The murder aud was advised
10 tell all he knew as bapg best fer bis satisfy.
tic then tf;sssd to the detectives that be
WIS compelled by William n ell ard Ellis Craft
10 20 with them 10 Nj. Gibbons house ct mid
night ct December % They brcko 10 by hoist
ing wlnco~, nud were Immediately contson.-
ed By Robert Gibbons. who rosc up 10 his bed
aud ordered them to leave the house. Oralt
Knocked him CD the head with an Rxs. They
then compelled Ellis 10 hH!p them hold Emma
Thomas while Neil assaulted her AID then kill
ed her with crtW-Jar. Neil then handed the
crtH-5sr to Craft. who had assaulted F4nnio
Gitb)ns, aud he killed her with it. They then
mads him got at oil can and saturate the
bodies aud ono cfthaIl sci fro to them with o
ma'oh. lhsn nil three fled. Tho house was
found Ia be 90 kr1 ut Y: mornioc, hut tho bodies
W;rs dragged out b;tiro tho tuiIding was COZ :
simed. Oa this statement Neil aud CIR lit
wttc air;s:ed Monday tight.
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NEWS or The DAY.

Tbs c5nusl acresso of sontb 10 the U. 8. in
estimated at SS25 600, 900.
The !ca crop at ths North promises 10 be 90
abundant one.
Tie report that President Roberts c,n!eu-
plates re!iIlog !r2m the management OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ID officially de-
niod.
Reports ir0m dfF:rert portions CT Nav
hampshire indicate that The westher On Mon.
dsy night vas very cell. the thermometer
making from ten to fifteen dsgtess below z,ro.
a smallpox patient escaped from the Jar
auina Hospital. at Baltimore. a f.w nights
siDca. in his urdarclothieg, and Wss frozen to
death,
FJrt5 eight urkaoRD or unclaimed dead b.
dlts, latt over from the last YEAR, waye on Iuis-
dag removed from the morsu, ct Bsevu
Hospital, New York, for intcrment in psupt
grGves.
10 the Guteau trial yts.crdsy, sfor iurthor
examination OF Dr.. Gray, an expert on insanity,
the g>verumin. ras!ed its oaso. MIR. ScoviIla,
0! counsel fo! defeLc,. desir. 8 to have tho tos-
tlmcnS Of other witnesses.
Attorney General Brewster assumed his du-
ties yeststIsy, and Postmaster General Howe
will tsko the oath of ofi,e tt-lsy. It is said
the new Attorney General will push The pros: :
cutlon ct the s'ar route caaes.
Msyor LOW. 10 bis massage to tho Brooklyn
board Ct aldermen yesterday stated tho de- BIT OF
hat city to b. SIS. l7442l II. Tho iotcrtst
charge Iuonirg against tho ci.y o. aco'uut Of
be E,a.-:iVer briigs deb: alone is 81 500 q
day.
Gen. Grant, in an Interview published 10 The
NeR York Times, states thst h. has rlaohe
the c,ucusion that Gen. III John Porter was
| q greatly Injured man, and The conviction and
dismissal of tha latter irlm The army was an &C:
OF Migrant il lsioo.
Tho annual sale Of resdi 10 Plymouth Church,
B:oCk!yn, was held last night. Tho bidding
was BOT as spirited as last Ear, thcro being q
dtcrrase Of So 9S3 10 tho sum reaI.zsd. The
total rental is So ,033; the chairs brought
$SO3. aud the premiums $25. 492. making 10 all
$SS. 500.
Tho tnao who killed The two children of Ms
Der ,min Munro. no.r Annapolis. Nova Sonia,
| on the 9th. ult., is supposed TO bo named Ar
thur Foster. Ea admits hsviog bsen Oh mpeed
to fly from ito Unied States and confessed 10
shootlr g thu children. hut gives % reasons for
tho ac.. Hp Ssyg he ia a natisa Of Virginia,
ard was FIR soae tim, student 10 lhr Punb-
syvAnis Medical College, Daring the wsr he
H>rVed in Sioaewa!l J.okson's brigade.
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Fatal a fray in Wesimoreland 10.

lCyrrtepoudcEc, Of tho Alexandria Gax,i,e.
SHILOH. Va, Jan. 3.--Ahaut 9 o'clock on
Thursday Li9h! las. young msn named Rich.
aid Gatrid5o Was killed By j. T.. Iuic,ii, ct
River View, ntar Lacd:.oHu. i, Wls'norclapd
county. AZ Purcell. merchant at tho place,
was sblu; 10 close his store for the night, q
qlariel occurred bsiwceo him aui Gu,ridss,
endirg With throat by tho latter 70 shoe: Put
coil With Run, which no carried. Uljcr this
lhttat Putet Il sez,d an axe bnd knocked Got.
ridge down, following tho tiow with others that
killed him. There was 30 ono else lrlsrot at
the time. and Purcell I'M nediattly gave iofor.
ms;lou to the nesrest nrighbor OF " bat hsi &C
CURED. Pnic2Il VS. otXt day tbkeu before o
iuStc,, who sdmtted him TO bill, bu. was
ogain arrested on Saturday and committed to
the Jail Of WuStmureaud ooualy. Ito is 3
young TsD, AID hsd but a lew weeks tciere
opeucd business at River Vi,w 10 partnership
with w. Ill. Costeubsdsn, OF potorlsc Mile. 10
the Same county. b.
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Ladies' lInieu sseIIaf

Tho severe weather of the east week lcrder!
{ necessary for the li6iss having 10 charge The
work OF tho Poor Relief, 10 msko their usua
appeal to the charitable oitz,us Of Alex ad 10
TOR funds 10 purchas, c'othog, fuel, s., 10,
the poor. The uiIdot.s Of no winter, uniii r..
Gently, has delayed tais appeal, but there i!
much suffering COW. add W, hs2 our ,iand5 t,
respond promptly ard generously IS is ,lui,
oussoD. and thus enabe US to relieve the uu-
merou5 needy osses that are daily applying 10,
help that ought to be giveo, without Gtlsy
We take this cppor!uui y to rclutn orr sincere
thanks 10 the kind flionos who contributed to
me a our pound party SUCCESS. Bstweon sc
and Is poor TCmeo were supplIcp Nth COM.
lo:tabls Christmas dioocr for themselves and
their children. The donations Of money aud
heli-go:n cottiae; ulso box Of shoes from
MI. /. Psf, and $40 worth oil shoos from Mr..
Wsl.tr Wtdley, and coIds Of wood from Dir,
Ag1tw, TO be furnished as ordered, were mos.
acceptable. Dona:iors eau DO seut 10 tho Pfes
dent or Treasurer at their homes, or TO the
Relief room. Oh Wofe street, near Pit, On
wednesday mornifg Of each week, between the
hcuIs OF 10 aud II clock.
BY order OF The Board
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TO-DAV'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tic Eufteau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. g.. Jan. TO day some
delay Was caused in the proceedings Whil1 MIR.
Stovllla was preparing 40 affidavit.
Gu!teau, as soon SIS re had taken his seat,
said This ia good time to mako speech,
bu: promised tho marshal would keep quis!
to-day, 50 will ,ry aud DO so.'
Having duly subscribed TO Tho sGdavit, Mr..
ScoVll!c resd it 10 The cur. 1t SGT forth that
he, tie fiji 'ct is the sole couni2l fer tho pris-
ooer; that tho prisoner ba5 been 10 suoh 6
state OF MAD that no has been unable to render
aby ASSISTANCE CT suggest tho names Of sny
Witnesses. and that tbs sfliant has, siucs the
c!oslcg of tbs c:s,, learned the names Of certain
witnesses, who can testify to msterisl facts fJr
the dcicooo. After gi3irs thu names of the
witnesses AID briefly staticg what he exoccted
to DrtVa ~ esc1, Mr.. Scovie moved that he
b allowed to Introduce this cew evidence.
Judge Cox examined the affidavit AID CO.
qulred il csuoscl desired to DO heard upon the
motion.
Col. ColkLiil: Il hardly lbiok anything
need BIO said"
Mr. Seville tten amended his affidavit ty
Inserting that Dr.. McFstlaud would testify
that 10 bis opinion the prisoner is cow insane.
After no had slbsorbod to the smscdsd afE-
d.ri:. Col. Rsid arose ard addressed tho court
10 iavcr Of the motion.
MIR. DaVidge then spoke aga; nsS the m1tor.
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GJ1.r;s viii reasscmbio L-n0frnW. Nc
body tXptc>a any Immediate rol,lf iGoCa tho
burdens Of ;hc txis ina rrotic lao tariff under
the bill creating commission Tor tha revision
OF The tariff that bgs ba"n reported 10y the Ri
ninoa Committee OF the S.Date neither can
my early rolldt be- eXn;c cd from The rropnsi-
ton to abolish entirely Tho Internal rGvct ue
6er7ca. BIZ. G i'll simply 10 aJo!is: The tx
GA tobMc), tho only native agricultural pto-
duct on which thcrh il tax. might 20 through.
At any ratio 1t cluld do no harm to make tic
attempt. and the vote Gn sush a bill would
ah0w whether the n:W repah e &c professions
ct asc, aud oaf6itty toward Nirsinia are. So
most people in this State hsve baen taught b?
sad txpetlcnoe to believe, mere breath, or aio
made 10 good faith.
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TiEGINIS NEEyU

Carter G. uelha. a weli-koown oitiz,n tf
fredericksburg. died Saturday Of pnaumoai:.
Rov. 3. L. Wsrwck, CT tbs Virginia Coufo,-
euce OF the NJ. L. Church, Scush, has b.en
appointed 10 take charge ct the Spotsyiyaaia
circuit.
People tear Siaulton arc fiIiog iheif io..
houses, ami tie l,o on tho ponds rcar BssvcE
Dim. 10 Louisa county, il trem Two aud half
| to three inchos thick.
Col. Holiday left Monday cvcciog 70. Nev
O:lears. lilo will 20 from there TO Mexico,
| There was 40 Interchange of couttcsies between
| the outgoing c1d incoming G3vsraors Incident
to the installation Of CIV. Cameron.
Taa Baptist: ministers Of Richmond have
pissed resolution protesting against tho &C!
now before tie Legislature to remove tho iii.
ability OF thoSs who hav, violated tlo lev
against duslipg,
| 'Old Uac!e Sid, g giatotic negro 10 tbs
Moa!msn family, near Err: D.iaaoa, hes lust
celebrated bis 0ao hundred sud eighth Ch.lsi-
mas. and looks S. II no wcr9 gotd for several
mote. tie is probably The oldest peison in
Augusta county.
The readjusCr losdess arc c5naiGaripS plan
for Reproducing tho State. IL is pFore sad ia
g,r:ymsndtr tho r camond di5irc. by loppir y
NottaHey. Amelia, and Powhstan osunlics oil
the Petersburg district and tackiIg them on to
hluhmond. This would throw enough ntgtoeH
l0to the metropolitan district 10 ova,comu the
democratic ms Jrltg, With some to spare.
n. a nlass meeting CT lie neop!u of Meckler-
burg county the other day, IL ,n. ChsrIca Alex
andtr. V. NJ Epps 1hos. Wi!li.mi, Gee. Is.
F!tcl snd w. ii. Jones were sppointed cam
mluee to m*morsiz, Congress on tie suite
CT 80 appropriation to make tho Roanoke river
Earlgsblo Tor steamboats, from vllc-lLe
c,tHlenco @! the D.s and S!suo;ou 10 tide
| wafer.
10 tho kcbmond Uomm0n CouoeiI petition
has bleu Ir,s:nled from number Of cilHsns
o1ntrs of moro than 5000. OG0 worth Ct
property, asking thai au appropriation Of
S2o. 900 IN . per cent bonds be msds for The
purchase ct n lot sEi the erection oil building
10 which 70 exhibit annually tho produces Of
the Industries. and for The esiEb'isbm N: Of 4
mechanics institute for the Instruction OF ycute
M hsnius 10 drawing, Industrial chemistry, nrd
the laws OF m chanics