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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

GAsTRoNoMIcALLY the oyster is in
season, but it seems that politically
the Oyster with big Q is in season
also. A few weeks ago Mr. E. w.
Oyster, the President Of the Fedora
ton of Labor Unions OF the District
Of Columbia, was bitterly opposed to
Cleveland-now he is out in favor of
Cleveland and Hendricks. Not on
y has this Oyster turned around "a
thing which no oyster is apt to do
without good reason--but the whole
Federation over which he presides
has turned with him. The reason is
that the wOrkingmen have learned
that Cleveland is really their friend,
and that his record shows it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

Gov. Jarvis told the North CAROLYN
ians. in q speech some days since,
that they lad enjoyed this year some
thing never before seen since the Dec
laration of independence "the State
Government run for one whole year
without drawing dollar from the
pockets of the people, This was ac-
complished by the sale Of some unpro-
ductive public property. North Caro-
linia must have been blessed with an
Overabundance of unproductive pub
lie property
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
Democratic Mass-Meeting
AND
BARBECUE.
At Oh teEfield,
Thursday, Oct, 18th, 1884.

There will be grand gathering of the
Democrats Of Anne Arundel County, and
all citizens interested in good government,
at Chesterfield, Second Election District
on Thursday, October 10th, 1884, on which
occasion there will be Banner Raising
under the auspices of the Chesterfield
Cleveland, Hendricks and Compton club,
at II o clock a. m, A Barbecue and Din
ner will be served at 10 m.
Speaking by Hon. Barnes Compton and
other distinguished speakers will take
place at o. clock, p. M.
All the Democratic clubs Of the county
and others are invited,
Come one! Come all
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

"A VERMONT farmer, whose son
purchased q bicycle, is utilizing the
machine by making il furnish motive
power for his winnowing mill, corn
shelter and grindstones. This
be does BY suspendiDg it from the
axle, removing the tire from the
wheel and connecting il by an end.
less rope with bis agricultural ma
chimes, then making his son mount
and do the propelIing. Pretty good
islea for the Vermont farmer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

HONEST GovERNMEnr.-The char
acter Of the government can hardly
rise higher than the source from
which it springs and the integrity and
faithfulness Of public servants are not
apt to be greater than the people de-
manufactures Cleveland's Buffalo
speech.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
|. N. RICHARDSON,
I he ailor,
9 Francis st.
BUSINESS CARD.
To my City and Country Friends !:

To my City and Country Friends
Having permanently engaged my
services to Mr.. j. FRANK KRAMER, /
will be glad to see all my Old Custo-
mers at No. 4 Francis street. In as
Stunning a part management of his
business / shall, in conjunction with
the proprietor, endeavor to make it
one Of the Leading Business Estab-
lishments of the city. Our motto
will be Quick sales and small prof
it's" endeavoring at all times TO gives
satisfaction to my customers. hope
to be able to control large share of
the public patronage, and to make No.
4 Francis street, where j. FRANK
KRAMER is LOCATED, one of the pleas
ATTEST places in the city to deal.
FRANCIS O. WHITE.
s26-1m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
Established. 1852.
COAL COAL. COAL.


Read CAREFULLY aud Note tie Following !.
Now'is the time 10 buy your coal, and
before doing SO call on
JOSEPH S. K. BASIL.
and get my prices. I have large stock
on hand, purchased before the recent al
vance in prices, and which / can and will
sell as cheap, IL not cheaper, than any
other dealer. AIl facilities for receiving
and handling coal are unequaled. and be-
sides this think have the best coal in
the City, and Why
First, because purchase it from one
company, year after year, who mine but
the one kind, consequently always have
the LEE COAL, which is vein of the
old Baltimore Company Coal.
Second, my coal is sent TO me in steam
barges, direct from the mines, thereby
saving one or two landings of it which
causes it to break up and form dust.
! My Lykens Valley Coal for cooking
purposes is the genuine article. This be-
ing a very superior coal it always sells
high, and there arc many commercials on
u, but parties wanting it can depend upon
getting the
Genuine Lykens valley Coal
If they will order it from me.
All kinds of wood, either in the stick or
prepared to order at my Steam Mill.
Clean Coal,
Full Weight,
Prompt Delicery,
and prices as low always as fuel can be
furnished.
JOS. S. NJ BASIL,
jy1O-3m Foot of Church Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
MECHANICS LIEN.

Francis Y. rIuichins, circnit Com, /.
F. Lewis Grinth co oge 'rundsi
scfre Facias on Mechanics y;es
Isrm, 1881 = V''eisl
NOTICE is HEREBY cIvr>-
II Claimants and persons in,eres,,,'1' Y ail
4 writ OF scire facias In The M ~ 'hal
has come 70 the hands Of the nn8., eause
Tor service according to law Is 80 glued
claim for mechanics lien. fila ai"fee
day OF November, 1881. for H. s,, ..'e sab
hundred and thirty dollars ami ~. q Two
due 10 the plaintiff Francis III ny ~ cents,
by the defendant +. Lewis c,;s..,e hihs.
work and labor done and maier;si' ier
ished In and about the erection - ~ iuFn
story frame dwelling honsa l9o
tnear Friendship in the s,h 'g 80
ton District OF Anne Arundel &c, &c
and in the repairs Of 9;u.ly,
near to said dwelling. on a farm - @".hen
Of land in said district and count. Vaei
said, wherein the said ,lefcnaen, a.efe
or heretofore resided and owned \.
posed TO be owned by the dcfenaen, cup
der a deed from Clara A. Ross let Y.
9th day of March, 1871. recorded e Y. lle
Land Records OF said County. in Lila s :
H., No. ,, folios 46S. &c. '''''t ,
Given under my hand this I'm 4.
September, 1884. way q
JOSEPH O. FOWLER
sep-l7-4w. Sheriff Of A. A. Connie
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
Bg ne payment If from SIC h Ten ,,.,.
ddy' yon can oay $1,000 policv
payable IA 10 gears Z"
THE PROVIDEAT LIFE ASSOCIATION.
CAPT. J. MINsoN. General Agent
Office, Cor Cdtcort and Favetie Sfysa,
baltimore, Nd.

VNIIE PROVIDENT LIFE ASSocr,
L. TON insures on tho ordinary ~.
and Life Maturity Plans endow,na w.
policies mature in ten years.
The only Mutual Company IN a..
United States with an Endowment plon
founded on correct Insurance princinles
Plan copyrighted F
Persons insured in this comnanv ,,saa
not die TO win" Insurance accented -
ages from 10 to s. years. Only pcrfecd~
sound risks are accepted. The noculls,
advantages afforded TO the insured and
to be gained by agents working for ,be
company, can only be known by a careful
study Of the Association Plan Circuls,
Send for one. The fact that this com
pany is doing a larger business than any
other company in the United States i ~
evidence Of its superior plans and methods
of Insurance.
Policies mature in ten years from date
of issue, or at death, ii prior Claims
paid in full at maturity.
Reliable and energetic agents wanted IN
every county and town in Maryland
RICHARD G. ELLIOTT. Agent
asSfom Annapolis, Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
Sale Of One Pair Of Oxen.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, Sept. 23rd, 1884.
HlHERE will be sold at Public Auction
at the Naval Experimental Battery,
Annapolis, Maryland, at II O'Clock noon,
On Friday, the 10Th day Of Oct, 1884.
One Y oke of Oxen.
Terms cash. The animals to be remov-
ed from the ground on day Of sale.
MONTG'Y SICARD,
sep25-ts Chief OF Bureau.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

CHANDLER may not have any navy
under bis charge, but be proposes to
u boss Of The Navy Department.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

/ have in stock large lot.of Proctor q
4 Candles Oliene, Fiery Day and frorv
Soaps, received directifrom the manufac
turers, at Cincinnati, which can sell 70
the Trade Of Annapolis at BalttB1ore Gin
Jo66er's prices Also Starch, Rumfoms
Yeast Powders, Dukeharts snufTs. &c
DC, which can sell to the trade also ii
cheap as they can buy them in Baltimore
thereby saving the freight and other ex.
penses. JOS. S. M. BASIL.
Jy lU-5m Market Space
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
Mass-Meeting { Oyster Roast
AT ODErIT0n1,
Saturday, October 18th, 1884,

Democrats and all other citizens arc cor
daily invited to Democratic Mass-meet-
ing and Oyster Roast Of Odenton, Satur-
day, October 18th, at 2 clock, p- m
Hon. Barnes Compton has kindly con
sented to address the meeting, and viii
be assisted by other distinguished speak
ers.
Cone one. come aIls
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10

Read Carefully aud Notc tie Following
Now'i the time to buy your coal, and
before doing SO cali on
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81 pcrspiration standing out on logap's
upper lip o. he vainly attempted % all
dress himself 10 the understanding Al
shose whose support he covets. Tho
fact that he had completed his Letter
several weeks ago WAS autographed q:
che time. and one can well believe y
after reading the document. we
have no doubt that Kitchen edition Of
this curious es'stlc was in circulation .
: few days atttl the adjournment Of the
Republican Convention; indeed the
flavor Of the letter suggests that Il was
composed somewhere between the
kitchen and the horsc-stable. II IL
crude. coarse and RANK. but these quail
titles do not redeem lis essential weak
ness Mr.. Blaine's letter is feeble be-
cause tie policy of those who stood NJ
his elbow placed him under restraint.
but Logan j. feeble because Logan =
feeble in his Intellectual equipment.
feeble man Intellectually j. gene.
rally rash man. and Loans reputa.
tion. such as il Il. is based on his rash
ness lie declares. among other things
ito take an example 1t randoml. that
polyramy Is Democratic institution;
but so serene philosopher as Emerson
claims il As an oiishoot Of Puritan II
is almost Sacrlegions ID couple the
name Of Emerson with that Of the
coarse-grained political freebooter 10.
gan. and we have hardly the excuse 81
necessity in this instance: for Logan's
Examinations are OF no more importance
than those Of cowboy on the " Western
border
His description Of the condition Of az
fairs in the South Is amusing. though il
Is strictly on tile line OF argument en-
pIoyed by NJ. Halstcad. OF Cincinnati.
We Judge from Logan's terrific remarks
that there are States in the South wv
Commonwealth ia fac. where the
negroes are 20 numerous that they are
hanging over the edges. clinging by
their eyebrows and holding on with
their teeth. Logan is doubtless Of the
opinion that he j. the inventor Of the
theory that all the negroes vote the
Republican ticket ~ every election. and
be i inclined to lift the bloody shirt on
high on that issue: bnt the theory was
invented by Eli Perkins 70 pad ont .
summer almanac. II Logan desires 10
get the negroes interested in voting. a.
they were when freedom was novelty.
he should come down and lecture them.
We know Of no other method. atlanta
Constitution
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p'aInc M on2acss''an. ~ IN po'y
~ va Pu' o'' rs eo'iin'''er"I apprn
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The Baltimore .fsncricGn. an en-
thus astic Blaine organ. after looking
around in vain for something % say
against Governor Clc.eland. grayely
Oh ccts that no is . bach, Tor. This
makes the New York favofi:c the more
available for the work he will BE- called
on 10 perform. For the first two years
Of his adm n;stfation. il there we're such
. lady As Mrs. President Cleveland. she
would Of necessity b. grossly neglected.
She would. beyond doubt. have cause
for complaint Of deSertion. Sh would
be wife only in name. She would be
in the midst II m amount Of turmoil
disturbing the delicate nerves Of
woman. President Cleveland will have
4 big lob on hand. He will be- elected
as working President. and the work
OF Reform il what lies before him. In
short. he will be too busy to Keep rcgu-
lar hours. He will have every spare
moment Of his time taken up In
catching Treasury thieves. and the
White House walls will resound
with appeals for mercy from ring
sters who will b. called 70 account.
lie will BE- like : master carpenter
building ship. lie VIII be giving com
mands here and there 10 able assistants.
and until the keel Is well laid and the
new ship 81 state dccked in he will have
no time for anything else. All this no 80
would b. tho much for a woman's head.
Her husband would be too busy TO SEQ
her.
But. ali! when the time for adding the
ornamental 20 the ship arrives. then
President Cleveland can be looking
around. The country " II be ID pros
porous condition. and competit On
among the ladies will be great. TDcrc
il no nice. honest, thrifty girl III the
land. NJ gil who really believes n
truth and Justice and reform. who can
not safely aspire % be Mrs Pres dent
Cleveland. We have Il a.thoritaiiycly
that Governor Cleveland has not vet
commenced 70 look around. For mo
first year or two. howe Or. Ne regrets
that 10 would not have time even ~
look after . wife. Ririmona 49,
Siaie.
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to Remains = ~ S.esins - she cr><p
kxr<als.rn Landed - Cssernor'~ islend-
Nv Yonk. AnTusf =

- c~.,,.. - ~. =. rs.~s q shs Cr><ly
rx.~a,s... !. ,.s~1 - CO. sr.or.~ Isl.nd-
~ Yorx. Anrust 4
rw..,x.cr> r<xerber.t.on< ,oun.Aci
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-'''''' ". N,
E1n7 Nrfr lfe1 - -s-'''s =, ~
War Lincoln and General An. >ner1.n'
Who had taken the ordnsuce over %
<.oxeraor.~ Island where they were -
.~,t,.s~.. N. ~. ..~.,.,,s..- ~ rec..ivin.
1900 .-...,.
tls ~e@N 1r.oss q. -
nFdltion| Inc InetA<, me Bear ana ne
A.xrr D: the xpeditio1 bad steamed up
,h< bay IN tie morning ana iay wesl 0f
80 ,s.ra w.i-fo~ ,n.trncrions.
-'r-- --1-..,, q. NJ.
1880 - $50, -.S1
>sAI, An1 S-pt-in h%tliy - re.e1.' nan
cock's stan. met the party - me Battery
i Ter and escorted them 70 me island.
Among M passengers ~ Inc steam
- inc islard Wa Commander a.
Taylor, naval 2it-xAe q ne Nay
cr'> Office. VINO represented Mayor
E'Is0n- There were probably 1000
<i~itOrS duzin- the mornin<- y ~as uol
unn. alter noon thai me bodies q me
dead eIpiorers We're landed On Inc oosk'
They came IN the steam tug C1taip4.
Following them came General Htneoeks
barge. Alter thai Commodore fi.ie'
br1Nn's barge and inc steam Launches
Disr.trh and Minnesota there were
about 100 troops 10 Aue-
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apparrnf increase or onr wealth y plain. u
u the tariff that makes land worth ten inilars
per ncr IN lao out herr III The Wee ern <fa 70
nov sell N twenty and thirty doins1s Why
NO: yet hlainc. who asks your vote ft,r i're<i-
s'cnt. says SO: l won't shy NliifuIly. md Will
d. charitable enough not 81 Sny through .Kno
rance. = make the people ~ tins epuntry'oc
licye they arc Indebted 10 She fariu Tor Tho
immense increase IN wealth. WI has cv;ns
- thnt wealth. Into whose pockets a. 4 gof
How much hhs gone Inc" shr pockets 80 ihr
question. would like Mr.. ~ tine 70 answer
Why y 4 that every paper We pick ~. N me
lnborinx man rot share. rpntnin~an nc fount
~ striker applause DO iAhuriuk-urI
throw down their tools for p,casurc. haNin4 b
strike and hrariu the srir% ~ their Ch
drcn for bread sApplnuscD n tsis T. the
immense incrcns ~ wealth 81 tbs country.
Judging from the condition ~ the iahorln<
man. must say that he has snrsl ~ NOT col nl-
things more would like 70 rdy. but ! have
already spoken longer than intended. Cries
Of 60 on. Go on / can not do this
time some 81 these times when there nee
no other speakers YOU cnn come and hear mo
and Will just spread myself. tArplaiisc
am not personally acquainted with ave
IanIi. yet know Il great many reliable wcu
who are acquainted with him and they are
men Ia whose word can place entire cora
dcnNc. and BY them | am told that Grover
cleveland Is a democrat dyed M the wo n
and that We can ana WI elect him frs-'drIn
81 the United states have been acqunln;
ei with Mr.. Hendricks more than thirty
years He IL man ~ distinguish "a ability
one whose public services and public acts ARE
a. pure - those Of any other man ia this
country.
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10 connection WIN mncn other Is
course uP?H me DISTINGUISHING TRAITS
ana !naincations q tne hepuoi'san
Candidate We near mncn apons ms
Amer can policy. Ahis y phrase thai
islkciy 70 confuse some interpreted
~ the i'gnt "a cer'nin facts m cur
pol'tical history N "eulu mean poiicy
~ wuich those porn I'D otner countries
should y virtually prescribed. That =.
MOI aamittru - e4uai participation ~
pubic anairs unaer any circumstances
~ miSnt even ~ construed 70 20 re-
yonu thai anu eNtenu ,he prescription
20 men on account q :nr'r religion. -
~ me ease ~ tne naa gan c'reuiM
WHICH w Dfiie'e' nai ~. DIANE IN
luAi'Aien approval Dut "neh ~e -.
tne coruiAi RECEPTION tnAt tnr i'ea -
TINS american posicl Sets w certain
quarters W arr pu1zisu :" reconcile y
Win tnr American Poiey ~ srser
aynamiter CONGRESS James - Blame
y Aken up ana apPfosso pecause NJ
VII inan<urate an Amerlean poict. ~
afe sac " e'n,'uu'nS tnat " r'a'-
~ u'ilersns '1ea m u'spiaceu 'ne ~
snal used 70 YEA tn's mann ann t's'e-
~ 81 little hgnt ~ nearing otncrs
Say tna. Mt ba'ne "ouia give " ~
a.gre~.'Se P".':y. sg"toas Pr'cs-
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snulect CROWN alscon.eneu unnef
t"c'' .ssanu ~ ano eNsrt'ohs. ~ fu'1-
~. vii ne' .np'1'nE Po"crs up" -o'n,
ie's P'e'e n Az w afo"s,n2 Nas'ohaI
s'n, i'len' cAusc ne PepP'e - ivr-es
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BOUNCING THE BOOMERS.

1Okl.homn Payne and His Companions Tn
cer<mpnsasis Ej~cs>d from The settle
ment ~ Rock Faiis. T. r. and The Build-
ip<~ Dnrned-Ihe kinElesd<rs sent q
Fort Snish--A BrAgg.rt CompieteIy
Ces<d-
CsDwKtf- KAs-. Au<ita
Wednesday General Hatch. IN company
with AljutAnt-Gsnera Finley AID In
srector Greene, Of the Interior Depart
rnenr, visited P4yne's camp q X *
Fal :. In the IzdIzn Territory, and alter
.readirg the Presidents proclamation %
him and his assembled followers. direct
cd them 70 leave the Territory before ne
following morning. Or they would Be
elected. This o. place in small board
shanfy. occupied b. the 0kiskoma Chit
newspaper, the forms Of which were lying
made up g the time Payne q
frst attempted % discuss the X
al aspects of the case. but
soon became angry and very abusive
ID bis language. calling al the officers Of
she Government, from the highest % the
lowest, pack 81 III eyes, Cooper. the
editor. ch.ined IN with yituperatson and
sh~eAts. falling to provoke sh- officers
into = quarrel, Payne SAID ne nld v1iie
fuii - money and ne would give st.V1
~ Pc tired ~ tnited Stskes Court, ana
~ order - assure tns omcsrs q CO
against MIN would tnen an1 tnere ssA
Stem liquor ~ ei-zrs without license q
Hermft a. nrEeI tl~ omcers ~ One Viii
lin, anu onereE them penty q liquor
Il tney would 40 %. ~ tAis titie
large crowd h.d assembled from seno
ana snAnzies 40 : the river, ana me oi1.
Gers agAin admon.>1ed them % leave ara
not return, the only Iepy was : torrent
q abusive .pithets hat can nct oe Puo-
sirhet. lhs oncez then returneo ~
rsmp, Tn miies distant
Enrlv YESTERDAY mDrnlng two sQuadry q
fthe Ninth Timed States Cavalry. COM
.manded ~ Captain Moore. appeared 10
ths boomers camp. and under dirccticn
81 Indian Agent R,rers arrested the whom
community xnd took charge % the print
Ing Office. Al women and children
M men who were new offenders were
escorted 4, Kansas. together with their
personal PROC nv. SIX old offender 49,
ID. II Payne. J. b. Cooper, D. q. Great
a3u~e. r. w. Eckieberger, Jno. McGrxw
and 5. T. Nose.y-werc loaded into tx
mule wagons and starteI under escort Of
Lieutenant Jackson and nftcen men for
Fort smith, Ark, 800 miles Dis ant. The
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-. .
When AT: nenuficks ,oid ~ Dsno-
Gratis u indianapolis on H. return from
the chicago Convention. n referring %
he recently discovered irsudS ana seal
n-S - Washington I'VE need ~ nave
...e books ~ me 1oSe.nment onces
openen ior exam nation ne ave "
'eranre J, ont ~ tne nost urgent 70
maniS ~ me mes
for more tnan t"cn'y-tnree yea's
tne~e pooSs nave ncen extensively ~ 'ne
nanis ~ hspnnlirzn psFtisanS' wno
have man pulated them 70 conceal inc
corruption. tne roopef.es Ani 'ne taSea'-
ities ~ me their employers livery
a'tfnpt 70 c>pi"re INC teco'us tnor-
cugnif ant % nr'n- ou. mo nc sun
utn. me h.l1eh f1o Eu',s. -
Iai.sn Il ~ 'ne op.oS'.'vn' .ns s1'.us'G 4.
81 tne mana-eihens =, nsPuoi'eans -
$50 - $500
Investigations nave zone % certain
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variaply stopped. or have been success
fully .,l<rrr,cte.l when fhe scent was
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s.', Sr...' ....s,-.-,. - ;.,s,,.,.. IL
.,'rs.-. ,,ic'.r.., NJ. $50 ~ ali M
posture.
Hundreds az millions have been
stolen from the Treasury during this
LONG lease II Republican rule. ounter-
~, 800 nc-,5s f.i-e Trc,snrx ro,es dnnl;-
49,. st.r,s ~, ,,h.r f,-n.i,i..r; NJ
sues have been partially traced. but II
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49, u ~ rs,hher'ss ~ farrer;s - ma
the frauds upon any known data
These charges do not rest upon polite
n prcindicc. senator Edmunis. when
Chairman Of the Committee IL Re-
trrnehment. male = report 10 the Sen.
Ate. March 3. 1859. showing that about
$4,000. 90 ii United states bonds. and
$4,000. 100 in Treasury notes. legal
tenders. etc. were unaccounsed for by
the Bureau az Engraving and Printing.
He a a:
IN. noos. ~ .croan,x between sbe =.
riou< subdivisions d the printing establish
mens L.ss ben unit. rreea'iy 9 ~ no, nm.
M contain NAM ~ Them on evan = .fjon.
- man, erAsures and alterations = consider.
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