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III you wish, we will take your case, To
BE Paid for When Cured
Write for particulars and copy OF little book,
" Message TO the Unfortunate" or ask your drug
gist for It.
$1,000 Reward will be paid to any chemist
who will find, on analysis 100 bottles S. s. s., one
particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any Min
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Prop'rs,
Sold by druggists everywhere. Atlanta, Ca
sSPrice OF regular or large size reduced to 81 20
per bottle; small size, holding half the quantity
price 81 per bottle
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ST. LOUIS HOG MARKET.

ST LOUIS, January l1.-Hogs lower
light shipping, s. S565 %; Workers, 500
6 10; packing, S606 25; butchers TO fancy,
Sc 30(96 so.
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ease,
SYPHILIS.
whether I'm its primary, Secondary or
Tertiary Stage.
Removes all traces OF Mercury from the system
Cures Scrofula, Old Sores, Rheumatism Ecze.
ma, Catarrh, or any Blood Disease.
Cures when Hot Springs FaiIi
Malvern, Ark, May . 1851.
We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
Springs, and were finally cured with s. s. S.
McCAMMON 4 MURRY.
Memphis Tenn, May r. lSe1
We have sold 1896 bottles of s. ). s. in yea L II
has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as a positive specific.
s. MANSFIELD & co.
Louisville KY, May IS, 1851.
s. s. s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. A. FLEXNER
Denver Col May . 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms OF
>. .. D. L. MEISS ETER.
Richmond, Va, May II. 1881.
You can refer anybody 10 us in regard to the
merits OF S. 8. s. POLK, MILLER d co.
Have never known s. s. s. to fail to cure case
of Syphilis, when properly taken.
Fl EIj /, " RERN I'm Perry, Ca.
The above signers gentlemen of high stand
ing. A II. COLQUITT. Gov of Georgia.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER


OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s A.
MEMPHIS Tenn, January Il, 1852
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time at all the stations
named:
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: At 1910, quiet and
nominally unchanged; at 1870, quiet; at
2:30, dull; at 3, dull. Sales, 1901 bales;
contracts, 500 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows:
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MEMPHIS QUOTATIONS.
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was as follows: At O:30, steady; at IL 80,
steady: at 1890, steady; at 2:3O, steady ;
at $50, barely steady. Sales, $4,000 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. January 1I.-Sight ex-
change on New York, par; sterling exchange
bankers bills, 4Sl.
LONDON.
LONDON, January 11.-Consols, - 1916;
on account, 1901; new Is extended, los;
As 12OI; Illinois Central, 1884 Pennsylvania
I4l!; Reading, 33i.
PARIS, January 11.-Rentes, S4f 17lc.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 1I.-Money, 3@5
per cent. per annum, closing at per cent.
per snnum. Prime mercantile paper 6GG,7
per cent Sterling exchange-bankers' bills
strong, 4Sl}; demand, 4S53. Governments
fairly firm and J per. cent higher for As, and
unchanged for extended Is, % and 4 is.
6s extended.... 1909 is coupon ..........1l75s
SIS extended 1925 Pacific 6s OF 1896 &c. l2-
as, coupon--.-... .-.1lF3I
State securities dull.
Ia. consols O. Virginia 6s, DID,. 81
Missouri .........1O9-e Nirguia consOls.... 62
Tenn. Gs, old.-....-... ~ Va cOnsols pld...--1l7
"Ex-matured coupons.
Railroad bonds were irregular and unset
tied, on a moderate volume of business.
Share speculation opened weak and ! to l
per cent. lower for the general list than yes
gan Central; Richmond and Danville, how
ever, opened per cent. higher. In early
dealings the market fell off ! TO per cent,
Canada Southern leading IN the decline.
Subsequently the market became stronger
and an advance was recorded ranging from
! to II per cent, Michigan Central, Manhat-
tan Beach, Denver and Rio Grande, Like
Shore and Western Union being the most
conspicuous therein; Richmond and Allie
xba hos
cent. About noon there was a
general decline of ] to per cent, after
which the market advanced TO l ! per cent,
Denver and Rio Grande and New York Cen
trail leading the upward m ovement. Subse-
quently there was a decline of 4 to J per
cent, followed by rapid advance in late
dealings of ! to l per cent, New York Cen
trail leading therein. Following this was
decline in the general market of / to l per
cent, Reading, Canada Southern, Michigan
Central and Denver and Rio Grande being
most prominent in the decline while ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba and Richmond
and Danville sold up per cent. The market
closed rather weak. Transactions aggregated
100000 shares, OF which there were OF Can
ada Southern $500, Central Pacific IL 900.
Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Central
300, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
10000, Denver and Rio Grande $4,000, Erie
1900, Kansas and Texas 5000, Lake Shore
1000, Louisville aud Nashville $500, Mich
igan Central 9400, Missouri Pacific 400,
Northwestern 1900, New Jersey Central $500,
New York Central 5000, Northern Pa
cifc 5000, Ontario and Western 1900, Pa
cifc Mail POO, Reading 2600, st. Paul p, 900,
st. Paul and Omaha HOO, Texas and Pacific
IL 900, Union Pacific $500, Wabash Pacific
$500, Western Union 81 900, st. Paul, Mime
apoIis and Manitoba 260O, Norfolk and West
ern preferred 10000, Illinois Central 200,
Quicksilver 1900. Closing quotations:
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.


In the city o. Louisv1IIc, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. ISs2.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
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sembly OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court 'on March 81st,
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THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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WE viii pay the above reward for any case OF
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gestien Constipation or Costiveness cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the Tirec
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Rule, Cincinnati, Il IS pm: sam Roberts and
barges New Orleans, an. Departed Golden
hule. New Orleans In. sam Roberts and
barges, Cincinnati 10 30 an.
CAIRO. January ll.-Noon Weather coudy and
cooler Arrived: James D. Parker. Cincinnati.
a m Henry Lowry. New Orleans, a m Departed
ste Genevieve. st Louis II pm; James D. Parker
memphis, . an Henry Lowry. St Louis. an
fair; thermometer. 10 Arrived. civ of Helena
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CUSTOMER.
CUSTOMER.
SAMUEL MAY.
CO 81 EU1x1Eex>
2694 Main street.
DRAWING.
Willard Hotel Lottery Drawing
18th February, 1882,
Dr. Money Refunded.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November TO- 1851.
Resolved. That tee BOsrl of Commissioners
consent to a postponement of the Drawing OF the
willard Hotel Lottery until tue l4th dav of Feb
ruary rSS2 and that they will not consent to any
further pOSiponement of the same.
ROBT. N ALLORN, Chai -mRn.
BY the shove resolution. this Drawing must ana
will be had on the day Fixed or money distributed
back to ticket no ders.
N enough tickets are sold before date fxed, the
Drawing will be had, and notice OF same will be
given through the papers.
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TuT0 papEI nay toursc on nie AZ Geo
no a. &<.eS y. He1seii e Co.'S eewsEa;ei
ssz.5sI - 8 Z: ~, q p S.sTs p y''='n'
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING

STEAMERS LEAVING.
THIS DAY.
Arkansas City-.DEAS ADAMS Cheek, p n
New orleanS,.---.C. P. CHoUTEAU, ThOrwegan, 5 p N
St Louis---.---.-.-STE- GESEvIEyE, Vickers, pm.
Hatchie river. FULTON, Deering. pm,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Friars Point------JANEs LEE, Friday, pr.
Cincinnati GUIDING STAR. Friday 10 am
Nicksburg. CITY Providence Friday IOI.m.
Oseeola.-.----.---- CoAHONA, Friday, pm.
White River JOSIE HARRY, Saturday. pm
Arkansas River MARLIN SPEED. Saturday, SPIN.
Cincinnati.-...-.JAs. D. PARKER SATURDAY. ; pm
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The market opened and closed firm.
Sales $50 bales; $50 TO exporters and 20
to spinners.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT
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NEW YORK, January I.--Wheat 4G4c
lower; closing steady; ungraded red, 81 so
al Az.
NEW ORLEANS, January 11.-Corn
steady, Sl@9S2c. Oats in good demand
oh 1gLA5-a
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SHIPPING ITEMS. A large fleet of vessels
was driven into Portsmouth, \. Ii. Thursday
by severe SOuthcrly >torm......At Bath, MAY
18th, Deering 4 Donne launched schooner
Maud NJ. Story, Of 40 tons, intended for a
fisherman and owned by John Story and Capt.
Edwin Saunders of Rockport who commands
her...At the exhibition Of ships models in
London silver medals have been awarded
Lewis Temple New Bedford, Mass, for centre
board yacht and W. B. Barker. New York. for
an American yacht. VIM. Rogers has laid
the keel for a schooner of about 465 tons for
}. B. Drake and others, of Bath. The keel is
135 feet long. He has also laid 233 foot keel
for Il ship of about 1000 tons......Goss &
Sawyer, of Bath, launched schooner, of 400
tons, the Minnie Smith, Captain Arcy, SATURDAY.
morning, at nine O'Clock. Her length is 100
breadth 81, and depth II feet She is owned BY
her builders and Capt. Arey....The British
steamer Pliny which left Rio Janeiro April %.
for New York, is ashore On Deal Beach coast
of New jersey. Passengers and crew saved.
steamer Il total oSs......Schooner Mary Brewer
ninety-four tons, of and from Rockland, with II
cargo of lime for New York, put in at Booth
bay, Saturday night, disabled, having carried
away the manmast in the heavy sea near Mon
hogan, Saturday afternoon.
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4 Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
Tuesday, June 10, 1882,
.T II O'CLOCK A. M,


For the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Governor, and four candidates for Representatives
in Congress, to be supported at the September cleo
ton; and to transact any other business that may
properly come before it.
The basis of Representation will be as follows
each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
one delegate, and for each sevcnty-1ve votes cast
for the Republican candidate for Governor in 1880
an additional delegate, and for fraction of forty
votes in of seventy five votes additional
delegate.
The State Committee will be in session in the re
ception room Of the City Hail. at nine O'Clock on
the morning of the Convention, for the purpose Of
receiving the credentials of delegates.
All citizens of Maine, whatever may heretofore
have been their party affiliations who believe in
the purity of the ballot and honesty in its count in
popular government unobstructed 10y Executive
usurpationS; in an Independent and honest judi
CiaTV, whose Judges shall not be exposed To the
sauItS of partisan hatred and revenge, in safe
and sound currency for the people; in reasonable
encoura cement and development Of our industries,
and protection of our aborers against the cheap
labor of Europe, by wise and judicious laws; in
efficient measures for the encouragement of Ameri-
can shipping and ship building; in popular educa-
ton; in temperance; in an economical, Just and
efficient administration of public affairs,
dially invited to unite with the Republicans of the
State in selecting delegates to this Convention.
Per Order of Republican State Committee.
WIN. p. FRYE, Chairman.
FRED y. DOW, secretary.
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The platform adopted by the Pennsylvania
Republican State Convention advocates the con-
tinuance of the policy OF protection to American
industry in the interests of the aboring classes:
condemns the use of patronage to promote per-
sonal and political ends declares that competent
and faithful officers should not be removed ex-
cept for cause, and that the non-elective minor
offices should be filled in accordance with rules
established by law. 1t condemns compulsory as
easements for political purposes, and declares
that public office constitutes high trust to be adj
lnInlstered solely for the people, whose interests
must be paramount to those of persons and par
ties. The resolutions recommend to the county
organizations that in their rules they allow the
largest freedom in the general participation in
the primaries consistent with the preservation
Of the party organization. One resolution eulo-
gizes the late President Garfield and expresses
sorrow at his loss and sympathy with his family
Another reads as follows:
Resolved, that the administration of President
chester y. Arthur, commenced under such sad
and trying circumstances, has proved to be wise,
conclliatory and efficient and is entitled to the
cordial support Of every Republican.
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Clippings.

This is good year for political dead beats to
go to the rear. Especially when Republican
nominations are being made. somerset Re-
porter.
Or. LAID regrets to say that the business of
TINS great country is not to be thrown into con-
fusion by the destruction of the banking system
just yet. portland Advertiser
Governor Plaisted of Maine is reported as
saying to the Greenbackers that he does not de-
penn upon those who ''stand in the front rank
for reelection, leaving one to assume that he ex-
poets the undivided support of the camp-foIow-
ers and bummers boston journal.
We feel authorized to say that notwithstapd-
ing the claims put forth by certain parties, the
delegation from this town to the State Conyen-
ton will go unpledged. This is as it should be.
The convention will be called upon to decide
questions of great Importance to the Republicans
OF this state and the fixing of nominations should
be avoided. Let the people who are to do the
voting have word in the matter TSomerset
Reporter.
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The New York Herald says that Mr.. Wayne
McNeagh. who never wearies of informing the
public how much better he is than his party.
and bewaling the 'spols system and the boss
SYSTEM" was engaged Just before the meeting
of the Pennsylvania Republican convention in
dickering with Senator Cameron for "a nomi-
nation on the regular Republican ticket for his
friend Rawe'' and at the same time figuring in
an ''independent' Republican caucus. McVcagh
is a representative ''reformer.''
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1t is well known by old Virginia gourmands
that gumbo soup, that richest of Southern
dishes, is not complete unless sassafras leaves
are added to the compound. boston Transcript.
Our contemporary is mistaken. Sassafras
leaves are only used when the green pods of the
okra plant are not i'll season. The plant itself
is called gumbo by the colored folks.
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Oscar Wilde objects to ''the American stove
with its funeral vase and black-leaded roses"
and to our glaring wall paper, poor furniture
and carpets. But we cannot make smfowers
do duty for all these things nor live on an ex-
elusive diet of lilies. VIII Oscar please excuse
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In the State news column, under the appro-
pirate heading of "At Large" the kennebec
journal gives the open season for trout and
other fish. Despite the arts of the angler
good many trout persist in remaining at large,
and they are generally the largest of their kind
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The Boston Budget is wondering '.what ques-
ton will agitate the mind of the summer boarder
in this year of grace" Depends upon the sex
and locality; but it is safe to say that part of
the time will be devoted to growing at the host
or hostess.
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The present abnormally high prices of beef are
said to be due: [. To the loss of Is per cent. of
the past winter. 3. To Il scarcity of corn. and
its high price, which has prevented many cattle
from being fed into killing condition g. To the
expectation of cattle-from 5000 to 5000 ami
mails now leaving our shores monthly for
EuroDe
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Gov. Plaisted's letter to ''Dear Sam" g. A.
Berry, chairman Greenback State Committee)
has been published. 1t declares for s.no bar
gains, no trades, no compromises" and con-
cudes-
Greenback colors inviting all repelling none.
Yours for the Cause, H. NJ. PLAIsTED.
We beg to remark to ''Sam," contidentialy,
that we think it will be '.sink."
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Gen. Weaver denies the report that he had
written TO senator voorhees, proposing a gen.
eTdi coalltlon between the Democrats and vi eell-
hackers. This is very important as Weaver had
only to make the suggestion and Voorhees, to
approve of it, and it would be accomplished
They take turns holding the world in a sling
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FISH AND FISHING. 4 letter from Deer Isle
to the Boston Fish Bureau states that four can
hmg factories are now in operation there pack
ing CLANS and HOLSTERS, and large business is
expected this season. HOLSTERS are becoming
quite scarce along the coast of Maine and the
writer is Of the opinion that very few will be
packed after this wear in that section. Three
Years will close up every lobster factory in Maine,
unless something is done for the increased pro-
dnction Of Holsters. the present law being en-
tirely Intellectual. According to the official re-
port of the Maine fisheries. issued by the Fish
Commission at Washington the total quantity
of Holsters caught during the census wear of
lS'9-N0 was ,24, lS2 pounds, of which g. 494 ,2s4
pounds were canned. This industry gives EN-
ployment to a large number of people in Maine,
ana It's destruction would be serious loss to
the state. \ number of our lobster packers
have established factories in New Brunswick.
Nova scotia and Prince Edward Island. and the
indications are that we shall have to depend up-
on that section for our future supplies Some
eNll-mndcd persons have been catching the
young salmon out of the Saco. About 80, 900
We're Iut into the river at Fryeburg, by the
State Commission last year, and now they are
about two inches long. The young fish go up
the small streams, and nets are put across the
mouths of the brooks. and the fish driven in
to them....Itis believed that the mullet fisheries
OF Florida will become as important as the cod
fisheries Of New England. summary of fish
receipts of Portsmouth, Mass, for the week
ending May 18th. gives better results than for
haddock having been brought to that port and
the Isle of Shoals.
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We are sorry to see that the enmtics aroused
by the hot-bed war between the editor of the
Wateryille Mail and the Gardiner Home Jour
nal still continue. This paper endeayored to
play the part of pcace-maker, at the time, with
the usual result of encountering the hostility of
both parties. Still. we had hoped the Mail and
Home Journal would, ere this. have shaken
hands over the hot-bed; but the Mail of last
week says
H. IA. Morrell. of the Gardiner Home Jour
nal was at the ElmWood one dav this week but
didn't venture to call at the Mail office
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Owing to an unusual and unavoidable delay
In the summer arrangements of one of the
steamboat lines the date of the Republican State
Convention is changed from Thursday the 18th
to Tuesday the 18th of June.
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Mustard plasters embroidered with lilies and
sunfowers are the latest development of the
aesthetic craze. The next thing will be the
decoration Of pills with the patients monogram
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Inc AMERICAN house IN tnlS city SerNeu up Il sal
mon and green peas last Sunday.
Seth L. Miken, Esq. of Belfast, will speak at
Thorndike and Unity, on Memorial Day.
Schr A. o. Gross, of Deer Isle, partially owned
in Belfast lost her rudder in the gale of the 18th
and was towed into New York.
Frank NJ. Poland and VIM. S. Stevenson, of Mont,
vile were recently discharged from the court of in
solvency, having gone through.
The Mayor has instructed the city marshal and
policemen to enforce the ordinance against loaling
on the corners and in front of stores and public
places The nuisance ought to be abated.
The case W. d. Baker vs.. Charles Elliot tried at
the January term 1881 has just been decided by the
law in favor Of the plf for Sl13 % and inter
est Elliot surety on mail contract and
the estate will have to settle.
The regular quarterly session of Waldo District
Lodge of Good Tempiars will be held at Monroe
village with Valley Lodge N" 100, on Thursday of
next week, May 18th, commencing ut 10 Il. m. 1t
will be picnic session and all members of the order
are invited
PERSONAL. Geo, +. Bracket expects to leave
Thursday for Charleston s. g.. to attend the annual
session of the Right W q. Lodge of Good Templars,
~ - - " ~ '' "
vention includes delegates from all nations of the
civilized globe, and Will continue In session during
next week. Mr.. Edwin Fuller Boyle, of this city,
recently graduated from the Augusta Commercial
coilegr...Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Lancaster are in
Rome, y. l.....M Mr.. VIM. \. Hall has returned home
from California. Geo. =. Field Of Boston, ha~
been in Belfast for a few days
j. X. Osgood Esq of Gardiner the great tr,p,e,
auce reformer il holdino I, .erie. N ,,a,.ti,, -,
thi. CITY He smoke st,,,da,. ot tl, I-,i,.,,1i. i
Methodist cbrrrhn. oivtoruis
- ! DRINKING man on ,rnos,,., .,,i 1ya,,,o,.,a
EVENINGS ha addressed lo,,, oi;o,,, + ,t,,.,,,
,1ti bo,, , l IL I,.
,,lodyc Mr. osrood,s ,,.th,3 - n,c..,,,[t,...,.,.,
or ,,.c,,Iiar 4, hi,,.,i4 orr !, nj. ,,,,,., =
a.
b,.,,o III. I,i., j., AKA. ,;.,- l..
-,n.
Our Castine correspondent mentions the death
or David w Webster at the advanced age of ~
years MI Webster was born in Concord y II.
Jan. q l'" tie came t" Maine IN iS0' locating MT
CaN'!he' In lSl' ne came to Belfast ana worked at
hls traue, that Of JOINER. In 1915 he was one OF
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The Senate has confirmed the nomination of
Mr. Worthington as Collector of the Port of
Boston by vote Of 80 to IA.
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Subscribers are requested to take notice of the
date the colored slip attached to the paper. 1t
is the only form of receipt used. For instance,
- May 81, means that the subscription is paid to
that date When new payment is made, the date
will be changed to correspond, and SUBSCRl3-
Frs ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THAT THEIR
DATES ARE CORRECT. Subscribers in arrears
arc reuueStru TO forward the sums due.