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The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Battle Song of the Campaign OF Iss A
MRS. MARY Il. KALI.

TUNE-"Bdte CRY Of Freedom"
We are. coming from the mountain, coming
from the plain,
Shouting the battle cry OF freedoml
From the grand Pacific slope and from the
coast OF Maine
Shouting the battle cry OF freedoml
With Blaine and with Logan we're marching
along;
Voters along the line Join in the song,
We Will vote to keep our nation In wealth
and honor strong,
We are coming for the rights of the people of
Shouting the battle cry of rreedoml
In the councils OF the nation our workingmen
must stand,
Shouting the battle cry OF freedoml
onward to glory onward hurrehi
our hosts are advancing IN battle array,
Blaine ana Logan at the front, We are sure
TO win the day,
Shouting the battle cry OF freedoml
We are coming for the nag that our fallen he.
Shouting the battle cry OF freedomI
When they eaid that thay were coming three
hundred thousand more,
Shouting the battle cry OF freedoml
With Blaine and with Logan, the noble and
Pledged for the starry nag, red, white and
And the people all rejoicing to SEQ tho work
Shouting the battle cry of froedoml
We are coming to the front and have counted
oil the cost,
Shouting the battle cry OF freodomi
Not a soul must dare TO falter nor let the day
Shouting the battle cry OF freedomi
onward 10 glory In power OF the right,
The people are coming-march on In tho
light,
Shouting the battle cry OF freedoml
IRON y. BfdgRdrds Book, Cleveland, q.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Providence Hospital Gets the Money

Surgeon General Murray. has decided the
question OF which hospital shall receive the
$4,000 appropriation for the care OF INDECENT
sick by entering into a contract with Provi-
dence Hospital for the entire amount.
General Murray ascertalned that the con-
ferees OF both Houses agreed upon appropri-
ating the sum for Providence Hospital. In
addition, the managers OF the Garfield Hos
pital had themselves become convinced OF the
Intention OF Congress- and formally Withdrew
the claim they had made, which action itself
virtually decided the matter. He had found,
nous feeling emong the people here In behalf
OF giving the whole amount 70 Providence,
and In the doubt existing, that fact would
have had weight IN the decision, had no not
learned OF the real intention of Congress,
although he is OF the opinion that Garfield
Hospital should and probably Will be here
after insisted by the Government.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
RAILROADS.
NNNooo0N~~e~e~~~~ ~N0~NNNONNNNoO
TIME GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

h-NNoN hWftNuN tbOO Gs
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RA lis, MAeN IFIoENT EQUIPMENT
LEA EAE JE {YhX Si - ISL 81
corner OF Sixth and streets, as foIpow Sa''oh
F9r pl,isburgh and the West, Chicago Limited
Hf % day f fsss I sefgP@ 5 qs' q go
SS,nnpnsti and y. Louis, with Sleeping Cars
iost Louis daily, except saiaidsy to Shcs Ws.
%eatefn fpps Gar i5Gn A ssy S tS ShsssS
Cars to Pi,,sbnrgb, also connects daily ior CHI
Express 70 s aliSss sr e Ehssgo
.ne Wet 2, w,,h Palace sleeping Car from Wash.
For Erie; Canandaigua, Rochester, BnfaIo. Mar
n pa,s ~ i39V p M os,ly eAceps saturday, with
TTaih leaving washlnston ON saturday rdiSyf S,S;
will not run feyond Remove. ''U'' "'s"'
For willamsgort, Lock Haven and Elmira. AZ
For New Sonk and the Seni Rst 7is 500 and
400, 1000 and ii.i5P p. M. Limied Express Of
pullman Parlor Cars. 90 A. M. daily exceot
FOR Week % SiS y saSSsv cnAPs 40 NJ every
Sy win f Soas rSpfn loo siSs connect connect
niio5ding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
For 10 R ana 7is $40 and Il Mo
For baltimore, ess, z15. $40, $40 and II AM,
on spnddsay' go, lLoo A. NJ, 400, 600 7io 1000
For Pope's Creek Line, 6S5 A. NJ. and 44oP.
daily, except Sunday:
ALEXANDRIA 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA q WAsIifNa-
For AleIandrin, $50. 40, s2s, no5 and lbs A.
aay 20 a. 81 81 O 81 q and Nd On sun
For kichmond and the South. $50 and HOS A. M.
TALLY ay sn9 e M daily except SUNDAY
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Contracts for street Improvement.

The District Commissioners yesterday after
noon awarded the following contracts for
street improvements: Maloney Il Knight for
from New Jersey avenue to Fourth street;
Fourth street northeast from East Capitol
street to Maryland avenue. To II. L. Crawford
east from Second TO Fourth streets; on d street
northeast from Second TO Fourth streets; on
Third street northeast from East Capitol
Asphalt Paving Company for sheet asphalt
pavement on New Jersey avenue from L street
10 New York avenue northwest; street from
New Jersey avenue TO Ninth street northwest;
street from Fifteenth to Eighteenth streets
northwest; II street from Ninth TO Fourteenth
streets northwest; l. street from Pennsylvania
avenue to Twenty Sixth street; Potomac street
from Prospect to o streets northwest; II street
from Fourteenth TO Fifteenth streets; street
from Second 10 Fifth streets northwest; Third
street from d to Virginia avenue southwest /;
Thirteenth street from Corcoran TO 7 streets
northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
church OF the Incarnation.

The Church OF the Incarnation Is 70 BIO
adorned with another beautiful stained.glass
window, memorial OF tho deceased children
OF the sunday.sehool and Parish. II was or
dered from the Royal Glass Painting Works,
Munich, Bavaria, two weeks ago, and Will not
arrive much before Christmas, II II does thon.
The design was selected at the works by a lady
and gentleman OF the parrish now abroad for
there, and after the design OF their selecting,
generously offered 10 pay the entire cost,
above 5000, that Is probably about S75 moro.
They are both good Judges OF the 1ne arts,
and say OF the window, at will be as pretty a
little work OF religious art as can be found In
AnnarIca.n
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RAIL WAY

sLEAvE B. d p. DEPOT, SIXTH AND SITS
$40 q. m.-For all Way Stations and virginia
Springs, Lexington, KY, Louisville, Cincin-
natl. Columbus and st. Louis. Daily except
1i.O5 n. ni.--For williamsburg Va. Newport
News. Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except Sunday.
$40 p. m.-Ror Louisville Cincinnati, 81. Louis
and Chicago connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, Fiat Express
DAILY; does not stop for local business except
the Vrsnn sspr anS 1SfSnsn Pullman serv-
1910 o. m.-For all Way Stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except
Sunday.
For tickets and Information apply at q. & O.
Railway ofice, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel Va Mid. Railway office, COL
Pennsylvania ave. and b. d II. station.
II. w. FULLER,
@. W. SMITH, Gen. Pass. Agent.
~ General Manager.
FRANK TRIG9, N nc. Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Tho De,nocrattc ratification.

The Democrats OF the District Will ratlfy tho
nomination OF cleveland and Hendricks on the
9TH OF September next. A little late, but no
about all the fun they will get during this
campaign. They may, however, assist the Re-
publlcans In their grand Publication ever the
election OF Blaine aud Logan, which Will be
held at the City Hall two or three days after
p the election,
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25

The Signal once officials offered no on.
couragement to-day when Intercepted In re-
gard TO the prospect OF cooler weather. Slot
weather is generally" was tho reply, sad
any appearance OF change for the better OK
scept where local showers afford temporary re.
lief Il will probably DO hot for some time 10
come" n
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Interesting 10 I.adIes..s.

just received, large assortWese OF Langtry
and shingle bangs andHRRsgof all styles and
shades. Our long hqpn1aids We soil at "a,
and hair braidSldyed D. III shades, Bellcham.
Der aoldepE96ir Wash IMRs. s. HELLER,
SOC Ninth street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
STEAMBOATS,.
ITO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
Il THE SOUTH.
n ooK AT Low FARES.

FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRST-CLASS FARE, sIi ROUND TRIP, l.5O
steamer JANE MoSRLEY leaves Washington
for Norfolk and Old Point Monday, "wednesday
Friday and Saturday at $50 p M, making close
connection with steamer for New York, Ocean
View Virginia Beach and all Railroad Lines South
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. fare 20 cts.
steamer j, W, THOMPSON leaves Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday NJ Ia. m.
For Information apply by telephone or other
Wise 10 General Onioe, 6ixth-street wharf, termi-
nus Seventh or Ninth street cars.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO, n, PHILLIPS, Superintendent. myl0
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the signal
ONCE to-day says:
Fair weather Is indicated for tho South At.
lantic ana Gulf States, with nearly stationary
temperature In all districts east OF the Mtssis.
eipTi River on Saturday,
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Colored Undertakers at war.

Two colored undertakers named john II.
Dabney and Edward Nelson, of 424 l.
street, were before Judge Smell this morn
ing. Nelson charged Dabney with threat
ening to prepare him for the grave and also
with assault and battery. He showed some
cuts and bruises on his face, which he said
he received at the hands of Dabney.
Dabney stated that they had dissolved
partnership, and Nelson hangs around his
place aud meets his customers and takes
them away to another undertaken. They
met yesterday and he assaulted witnessand
he defended himself The casoswns dis
missed.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25

TIE voLTAIc BELT Co, OF Marshall, Mteh,
TAIo BELT and other ELECTRIC A{11kfANoEs on
trial for thirty days, IL men ks0ung or old ar
aicted with nery9Ps hehIl1ey loss q vitality
for rheumatism, hralgia, paralysis, aud
many other dises}ebN Complete restoration to
health, vigorsenh manhood guaranteed. No
Write psefh at once for illustrated pamphlet
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
Sweetness md Light.

Springfield Union.
The time is coming and now is when the
bald-headed man Wishes he had q bust OF
Shakespeare smeared with molasse5 on his
desk In hopes that the Matthew Arnold nieA
would tako an interest In the sweetasgaatzd
light on tho bust. A .ssi1Etfa
THE U1fchet ~ tf,e of especial interest
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
aiik MIX nrks r6nfu

good value at $40 palfhow go at $500 a
pair.
Enjoy II. -
A. BAKs & Co.,,
$40 and 31S Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25

halter, Firth aud SIX" streets,
exchanges neV stRVes, refrigerator. gaasa
sas Ssasr5 SSS NJ - cyss tNs'siones or
The Evening critic., 1884-07-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

General Passenger Agent.
, 1884-02-23
Regulatiy
for Afbenyttelsen af Tele-
graf-og Observation-Disclosures
mellem Christiansted % Ere
deriksted.

AfbenyttelSen at Telegraf.Og Telefon-
forDlndelSen mellem ChriStianStpd 0g Fred
eriksted Staaeraaben foralle 0g Enhver, med
~Erlpggelsen af den for BenytteIsen fast
satte Betallng; dog kan ethyprt Telegram,
der MATTE anSetS for StIilende mod lie
gjRldende Love og den 0ffrntli9e Ordrn
eiler SRdelighed ADVISES. On Indh0ldrt
at ct Telegram er tilStedeligt afgi0res at
yedkommeude StationsbeStyrer, men Sa-
gen kan af Afsenderen forlanges hen
visit til Commencement.
81.
Paa Observation-Disclosures i Christiansted
og Frederiksted kan expederes Telegram
mer Og TelefonSamtaler mellem de 2 oven
nBvnte Dyer, SAINT Telegrammer til Plan
tager we'd Byerne, i hvilket TilfBide dog
sBrlig Detailing for gelSen maa err
lGgges at Modtageren. tremdeles mod.
tages paa Stationen i FlederikNtcd Tele-
grammer til allie de Telegrafstdtioner,
hvormed West India og Panama Iele-
grafcompagniet staari FoIbindelsc. Dlsse
T~elegrammer telegraferes til stationen i
ChriStiansted og bringes herfrd med Bud
til Telegratcompagniets Station. | Pre-
deriksted erlegges kun Detailing for diSSe
T~elegrammers Befordring til ChrIStianstpd.
Angaaeude Betalingen for deres Videre-
betoldring fra Chrlstiansted MAJ Afsende-
rem selv have trufet Arrangement med
West India og Panama Telegrafcompag-
NETS Station i Christiansted. Hertra
undtages dog Telegrammer til st. Thomas,
for hvilke hele Betalingen for Betordringen
fra Frederiksted til st. Thomas kan erlag-
ges paa Stationen i FrederikSted, Afsen-
deren maa selv v@re ansvarlig for, at allie
Telegrammer der viderebefordres fra
West India og Panama Telegrafcompag-
NETS Station, ere affattede i Overerssjem-
melse med de Regler, der ere tast>laaede
for FOrsendelser paa delte Sel>kabs
LINER. Ligeledes kan modtages til Vide
reforsendelse Telegrammer. som ere mod
tagne paa West India og Panama TelegrAf-
c~ompagniets Station j Christiansted og ere
bestemte for Frederiksted. Detailing for
disse Telegrammers Betordring mellem
Christlansted og Frederiksted maa erlag-
, 1884-02-23
g..

With exception of the cases mentioned
in 2 where payment is made at receipt Of
the kilograms, all charges must be paid
By the sender in advance.
he charge for a telegram between Chris
tianSted and Frederiksted is 20 cents when
the number of The words does not exceed
20; above that number 10 cents are TO be
paid for every set of 10 words or under.
For tel ,gra rs which are to be forwarded
to St. thomas from the West India and
Panama Telegraph CompaDy's station in
, 1884-02-23

The address on a telegram must stand
before the message and must be so worded
that the Telegram can be delivered at the
address without confusion or having to
procure calculations !; abbreviated address
es or addresses previously agreed upon
may be used, which, however, must con-
NISt Of at least two verbs, and must be
given III at the station concerned.
The signature may be omitted, but when
used must be placed after the message.
, 1884-02-23

Item l of the Money Bill was adopted
unanimously with Ii votes.
Item 2 was adopted tacitly.
The amendment to reduce item 3 a. from
$3.50 to S10SO was adopted taci,ly.
Item 8 b. adopted with 9 votes against 3.
Item 3 C. adopted tacitly.
The Order Of Day being exhausted, the
Meeting was closed at 2 O'clock.
, 1884-02-23
Shipping III Intelligence.
E N t E R E D


Is Eng Bark Pnos ELI, 356, ~Paknoham,
Newcastle, Goals
16 Dan schr Vigilant, As, Thompson, st
Thomas, merchandise
IS Russ Bark Curonia, 364, Wibroe,
Newcastle, Goals
4" Dan Brig Thyra, 1853, Rasmussen, New,
castle, Goals
j" Dan schr Active, so, Berry, Porto Rico,
mOlaSSeS
20 Dan schr VigiIant, As, Thompson, st
Thomas merchandise
CLEARE D..
Is Dan schr Petrol, 81, Jefferson, Freder-
iksted, sundries
16 Dan schr Ocean Traveller, lie, Thomas,
st Thomas. ballast
Is Dan schr Vi2ilant, As, Thompson, st
Thomas, sundries
20 Dan schr Active, 80, Berry, St Thomas,
mOlaSseS
81 Dan schr VigiIant, As, Thompson, st
Thomas, sundries
, 1884-02-23
Regulations
for using the Telegraph and
Telephone line between Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted.

The telegraph and telephone line be-
tween Ch~ristiansted and Frederiksted il
open to the use of all and everyone on pay
ment of the charge ii ed for such use;
any telegram, however. which may he
considered to be opposed to the laws in
force, or to public order or morality may
be refused. The manager Of the station
concerned is to decide whether the con.
tents Of a telegram are allowable, but the
sender may demand that the matter be re-
terred to the Government.
, 1884-02-23

From the telegraph stations in Chris
tlanSted and FrederikSted kilograms can
De sent and telephone conversations held
OetWeei tue two said towns; telegrams
can also be forwarded to the estates near
the towns, in which case, however. a
special charge for bringing out the tele.
gram mas be paid by the receiver. At
the tledetIkSt,d station will be received.
moreover, kilograms for all those telegraph
stations, with which the West India and
Panama Telegraph Company is in commu.
nIcaiIon. These kilograms VIII be tele.
graphed to the station in ChriStiansted.
aud thence carried by messenger to the
Telegraph Company's station. At Frpde.
rIkStcd payment will oalv he received for
forwarding these kilograms to Christian
Sted. The payment for sending them on
from I hrlSiial Sted must be arranged for
10y the sender himself at he West India
and Panama Telegraph Company'S station.
FROM tins III e ale excepted, however.
kilograms to ST. Thomas, for ~tplpgraphing
which from FrederikNted to st. thomas
payment can be made at The Frodcriksted
station. The sender must himself be re.
SponS'bIe for tlat all kilograms to be
sent on from the West India and Panama
CompabN'S station are drawn up in accor-
dance with the rules laid down for the
sending ct messages by that C0mpany's
lines. TelcgramS which have heen receiy-
ed at the West India and Panama Com
pany's station in ChriStiansted and are
destined for FredrikSted, can also be re.
ceived for forwarding to the latter own
TIE chlrgt for forwarding these kilograms
must le paid by the receiver, unless when
pald on delivering at the office in Chris
tiansted.
, 1884-02-23

The telegraph stations are open every
day, Sundays and holidays excepted, from
s 10 II O'clock a m and from l to 5 o'clock
=. III.
kilograms must be drawn up in such a
manner that they can be reproduced by
means OF The telegraph alphabet.
kilograms composed, entirely or in
part, Of figures or letters having a secret
meaning will not be forwarded.
kilograms must be plainly written, SO
that there can be no doubt as to the sigui.
fcation of the characters.
Every addition, erasure or correction
must be acknowledged OH the telegram it.
self by the sender or the person who gives
i'll the telegram on his behalf.
Barbour County index., 1884-02-15

/ which their cattle may at any time be
subjected to. In my report to the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, last fall,
stated that Harper and Barber counties
alone had suffered a loss of at least
1000 head of cattle during the summer,
which loss was entirely attributable to
the southern cattle fever, or Texas
fever, and that the direct and indirect
loss financially would not fall short of
$4,000. If there is any mistake about
I this statement it is that it is too low.
Personally, l collected statistics of loss
es which aggregated over 200 head of
cattle that died from the lst day of July
until the lst day Of November. Moth
ing short of national law will be efiic-
lent to prohibit the introduction of dis
eased or disease bearing cattle, and to
obtain such legislation concerted action
is imperative. i sincerely hope YOU may
succeed in organizing, and bring to bear
upon our national congress the full
power and influence of all your western
congressman.
In your paper you also mention a dis
ease which proves fatal TO many horses
this winter, and that you seem to be at
a loss to understand the nature of the
difficulty now. wish you would OBJ
tain as exact history of the symptoms,
progress, percentage of reeoveries, etc,
as you can, and give me the particulars:
then L will, if l can, give you informa-
tiOn as to the nature of the disease,
causes, preventives and treatment.
If may be in any way able or instru-
mental in benefitting you and your pa
irons, l shall be pleased to do so.
Hoping to hear from you soon, 1 re-
main yours respectfully,
NJ. r. TRUMBowER, V. s.,
US. Veterinary Inspector.
Barbour County index., 1884-02-15
Catching Suckers.

"Why don't you newspaper men light in
TO this land syndicate that is just now try
ing to mOnopolize all the good Claims in
the county?" asked citizen of the INDEX
the other day.
We pleaded the innocence of a babe, and
asked our friend to tell us something about
the business, which he hcsitatingly did.
"Well. you see, since it has bccome un-
healthy to prove up on land in this county
withoit following the strict cq,.irements
of the law, the sharpers have dropped onto
new scheme. The way it is done now | :,
for the spectator to select desirable claim
One thit will tickle grangcr-and file
on it i'm the name of some fictitious person.
Then the speculator puts OIL tile land some
cheap Improvements, the frame OF SHAM
ty. or the rLfters for Il dugout, and waits
for developments. Along comes man
who wants claim. He is taken in charge
by the spectator and shown around the
county and it 50 happens that all the good
cl aims appear to have been taken; bTt, tie
obliging agent tells his Customer. he knows
Ola good claim that has been flied on; and
BY paying the party who has made the fill
ing hundred dollars. or maybe more, he
will 10 dOnbt relinquish his right to the
| claim. All this time the Land buyer does
not see the party vino filed Oh the land and
is dealing with Il middle man. Don't you
see the game? The middle man collects
the money from the 'grecnry' puts itin lis
pocket, and 'gre;ncy' proceeds to prove up
Oh his claim"
But is there much of that business be-
done hcre?' we asked of oar now talkativc
friend.
You just bet there is, anl careful ex-
animation of the filings made on land in
this county Will show it. And sometimes
this game is carried farther. Even the no.
tie to make final proof will be given, and
yet 40 proof is made. That giv,s out the
/ impression that the Land has bcea proved
/ up on when il hasn't; and ut the prorer
time the claim and improvements are sold
to Il bona fide purchaser FOR Il big price, and
he can prove up IL he wants to-"
! We asked if any cIses could be mention
ed where all the parties are k.own, when
Or informant replied:
"Some time ago two parties gave notice
that they would make proof ou TWO claims
and they made the proof In due form; b
the man who was to get the claims became
uneasy and so he stopped the papers am
the payment that was to be made; bit h,
kept the matter q liet and to-day, though il
is understood that. both Of these claim,
have been proved up on. such is not tl.C
fact, and they are open 10 settlement"
Continuing. Our informant said:
II could pat ou onto a scheme that il
being worked up now by some men in thi
county-one of them an oificiaI-that woulC
make good reading, but 1t is not ripe yet
Some other day"
Promising to tell something more soon
our friend slipped away.
Barbour County index., 1884-02-15

Dwight, the eight months oil child OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. StaudifOrd. died wetlncs-
diy morning, 18th inst, after an illness of
several days duration. IL WIS tcrIhing and
then IL took the measles, and tho iCh every
attention was given IL, thc little sufferer
sought rest in another world. The family
have the sympathy of large circle OF
friends. Funeral services were conducted
at tire family residence yesterday by Elder
Quick, aud the remains laid away in the
city Oh the hill.
Barbour County index., 1884-02-15

\ negro now connected with the govern.
ment band At Fort Supply, |. T., was united
In mlrriagc last W a. to a colorcd lady al
Dodgr City. Though the contracting par.
ties were far aplrt the ceremony was per.
formed BY telegraph, aud the friends al
either end Of the liue congratulated the
couple. Comc to think Of It, woaldn't IL bC
better II marriages were more frequently
performed in that manner, aud that Tn,
parties should never be any nearer eacl
other.
Barbour County index., 1884-02-15

How Is the school mon'y holding out?''
was asked Of Treasurer Van Slyke of the
school board this week. "By close c,lcu-
lahug W. will have just about enoi gh to
g,t thro igh this term, but there will lie
nothing lrft over" said the treasurer. IL
was also learned that there will not b.
'nough funds this year to pay for the seats
and desks with which tire new school ,ild-
ing was supplied b I that the PARTIES who
furnished the firniture can BE- ind,iccd to
| wait another year.
Barbour County index., 1884-02-15

The Shorthorn sale of Mes.rs. LacScy.
advertised in our columns this week, to take
place at Peabody, Marion county, Kansas,
February 27th, and 2Sth, is to be tie lar
gcst sile Of tioroug ughbrc,ls ever hcllin the
state. The grrat numbsr OF animals to be
sold, 1876 head, and the high quality Of their
breeding make this no ordinary slle. Rca,l
their advertisement and send for a clii,-
loguc. Peabody : ,a-y Of acccss and those
who purchase there will save ia transpor.
tation.