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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
REDUCTION OF THE WAR TAXES


present iRiquitOus tariff.
1t will fight MonOpolies;
1t will fight Intolerance;
1t will fight Illiberalism;
1t will fight Malefaction in whatever
party found.
While it is Democratic TO the backbone,
it is broad and liberal in its political views
and tolerant toward those who differ from
It in opinion. and is an especial representa-
tive of the nOn-Office holding and nom
Office seeking people.
1t is not an organ, except Of MORAL
FORCES and LIVING IDEAS. 1t will stand
manfully by President CLEVELAND in his
struggle to restore honesty 10 the Govern
ment service, and in his declared war upon
party bossism and the rule of partisan
elques.
AS a Newspaper. the GLOBE shall not
be excelled in either the East or the West.
It is q member of the Western Press Associa-
ton and has the exclusive franchise for this
territory of the United Press Association.
Besides, it participates in all the news advan-
tages of the New York Press Association and
the leading News Associations of Europe and
/ other countries. 1t has its own leased tele-
graph wire to Chicago and the Eastern
cities, and maintains a CORPS OF correspond
ents representing every important city and
! town in the Northwest, and tn this list Of
/ active news-gatherers it is constantly adding.
The management Of THE GLOBE IS al
ways alert for that which viii instruct and
amuse, and promptly avails Itself OF every
new and novel feature suggested by tho
brightest and most aggressive American
| journals. The attractive illustrated articles.
| racily written; the choice daily stories; the
charming social chat; the valuable labor de-
| partment; the crisp relation of local events;
the ably edited farmers department. which
aid in making the GLOBE the brightest and
breeziest of Family Papers, are all evidences
of this.
q A SAMPLE COPY Of the GLOBES
speaks for itself and secures a subscriber
every time it is shown. The WEEKLY
/
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN of steady habits, who speaks
n French, German and English, desires some
kind Of work. A l.. q, Globe,
DILLIARD BOY-A situation by a young
ID man Il years old billiard boy 10 tent
bar; has mad good experience; either in St Paul
or Minneapolis. Address Z. G.. s, Globe, Mime
apoHs- 3
DOOKKEEPER or salesman; fully conpe-
ID tent to do either; small pay at first until
have proved myself Address c. W. D., Globe.
COPYING or writing of any kind by expert
- enced lady. Copyist, 325 Second av. south.
CAsHIER-A young lady wants position as
- cashier or eopyist- Address A. NJ 20. Globe.
C,LERK-Situation in a dry goods store or
" clothing house TO learn trade. by young
man with good education and the best Of refer
ences. Address swede, Globe.
C,LERK-wanted, situation as clerk or sales
- man in any business; can speak German and
English language; can give good references. Ad-
dress or call at 1903 Fifth av south 4
C,LERK-Plaee in grocery store wanted; have
- some experience; willing 70 work cheap until
worth is proven. Address c., Globe.
CtARDENER-Marr wants situation for the
u coming year, has horse and wagon and all
necessary tools. Address G s. Globe
OFFICE wORK-A respectable boy Of Il
~ wishes a situation in doctors Office store.
Call address W. J. Morris, 1903 Fifth south
Minneapolis.
OFFICE wORR-A boy 10 years of age would
~ like position in Office or store. Address
| W. ]. NJ. Globe. 3
DRINTER wants situation; experienced in
Il newspaper work and making up; references
! furnished. Address A. w. r., Globe. o
| SALESMAN-By q gentleman Of large COM
/ - mercial experience, mature judgment and
/ the highest credentials; any position where en-
ery, ability and strict integrity would be appre-
eiated; ST. Paul or Minneapolis. Address A &,
/ Globe. Minneapolis.
] CALESMAN-A situation at any kind Of work;
] - salesman or warehouse work would be pre-
\ ferred; can give good city references; Address
/ A. B., Globe
! VIZ ORK-Situation on race track or sale stable;
! w 10 years experience; best of references
/ Address X. H., 70S Fourteenth av. southeast,
/ Minneapolis.
| XITORK-A young man wants place in a pri-
| w vate family; understands care Of horses
Address A. L., Globe.
| IKTATCHMAN-As night watchman; ac-
w quainted with machinery; long experience.
| Address II B., Globe 9
! CALESLADI-wanted, by a young lady, a
/ - situation in a millinery store as assistant In
| work or salesrOom. Address VI. NJ. IS, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
AT AND ARouNp EVEN CORNER

AT AND AROUND .EVES CORNER
DRUGs---At Wilkes. pharmacy you get pre-
IL scrfptions filed with the purest drugs, with
out which the physicians skill is OF avail;
very desirable and complete line Of the best toilet
goods 254'
TAYLOR. the well known seven corners pho
Il tographer. has one Of the best lights in the
city. and the fine pictures made there show Il Is
sk'nfullT worked. 5O-52
DICTURES-Peculisrb riIliancy 20 those pie-
l. lures made At Tayi0rs seven Corners gallery.
2T2s
EAST SEVENTH STREET STORES.
CHEET MUSIC. only 10 cents. at Youngnan's
= MkHdo books only IS cents s.
CREAI BARGAINS for the next ten days IN
VI BanjOs and Guitars ~ Youngman's. lis East
Seventh 81 S5ls
NONE To EQUAL the Opera Piano. See it
l AZ Y0ungman's us East seventh 81 S5l'
DAKOTA AV. STOREs-west 1T. Paul.
GREAT REDUCTIONS in winter goods at =
VI W. slack's, l2f DakOts av.; mems Atwood
scarlet underwear 75c each. boys underwear soc a
suit; hoods 2jc and mp; blankets, gloves and nit
tens AZ Wholesale prices -
4 OWEST PRICES-LATEST STYLES
II p J. Heimbach. boots and shoes. lC2 Dakota
av-, West st Paul Largest stocE- solid leather.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
TIN ANCIAi.

- / y Y 7 - L.
NEWPORT q PET. Drake block. third 81,
= opposite Merch ants hotel loan money at
from Go per cent m improved city property.
and furnish il without delay; they also buy and
sell mortgages bonds and stocks -2i'u
MONEY TO LOAN-SI0, SO $50. 500 20
vi loan; do you require a little ready money 10
help you through your present financial need, we
can loan you $40 OF more on your personal prop
erty, household goods. pianos, horses, mules,
cows, carriages, etc; we accept partial payments
on principal. TINS reducing your interest; giving
loans our personal attention we save all publicity;
write and We will call r. DcmIng 4 Co, 3 =
Jackson. corner Fifth ST. mp stairs. -
4 NJ AMOUNT To- loan on improved city prop
\ erty at lowest rates by Bergs;roIn q Co, POS
Fast Seventh 81. A1F
GOOD INVESTMENT-s2O.O 600 new treasury
~ stock Of the Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate agency Of Morris. MINI. This com
Tany Paid i per cent. dividends the past year.
Address T.. \. Mccarthy. President. Morris, Mimi
@ia-5s
CANNON 4 CO. &2j Jackson ST.. buy notes and
y lend money on furniture, horses wagons. etc,
without removal OF publicity and accept payment
in installments. Minneapolis CHce. - washing
ton az. south. 225'
Z OANs on real estate and personal property:
II entirely new syst I'm on cbattel loans. Call
OF write room !, Presley block, l04 East Third 81
49,
T OANS on real estate and personal property
Il at the lowest rates Call Il RothscEild. l0i
Aad'A AAiiAA 't-
MONEY no LOAN in sums Of $1,000 20 So
vi 600 at and per cent interest without de
lay. II. Paul Trust company, corner Jackson and
Fourth sts. 22'
MONEY LOANED on personal property
vi notes bought and sold. A. b. Roberts, corner
Fifth and Wabasha SITS. 20
TONEY TO LOAN on good security. Haai
w & Fowler so East Third st, Pioneer Pres
block, 81. Paul. Ssi
cEnG 10 $4,000 loans made without delay a.
'De)DO soon As title can be examined on 81
Paul real estate. with interest from 90 spe
cent; building loans specially attended 60. Ap
ply 10 L. = Chittenden. First National bank build
ing. 226-il
7 DAMS on life insurance policies. L. p Var
IL Norman. No 2f5 First Y. s., Minneapolis
June 2l-lyr
| cDOO 600 TO LOAN on improve,
/ 'o[OOsOOO property in Ramsey county
guarantee rates as cheap OF cheaper than any OF
fered in the city; no tedious delays for Easter
capital. Northwestern Land and Loan Agency
! 20 Court block. =
C.Inn On0 TO LOAN on improved II
| DlOO.UOO Paul real estate 10 5 years
4 time. in any amount. from $1,000 20 $4,000 wit
interest at 6, l2, :. IL and per cent, accord
/ ing 20 values and location; money furnished i'm
mediatey. :. : Stokes Investment broker. No
/ l57 East Fourth ST. under First National bank
| Ss5-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LADY with good. wholesome airy home
"A would like some children to take care of;
references exchanged. Address Mrs ID. B.,
Globe
AW BOOKS-TO law students or attorneys,
IL for sale. ct one-third cost, seventy-fve
volumes. standard text. Lex, Globe.
SECOND Az 5eI sOUTH-A pleasant front
- room. furnished, Tor Light housekeeping or for
two gentlemen
CTFREOPTICAN OUTFITS-Two complete
- stereopteGn outfits with oxy-hy drogen, oxy-
calcium and coal oil lights; also about ZOO slides
with descriptive lectures and ready for the road.
G :. richards Co, l26 Hennepin av., Mime
spOlis-
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, cheap; 50
Il Fifth ST snnth-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want Advertisements for the GLOBE re-
ceived at W. J. Hughes, druggist, corner
Monroe street and Third avenue, East
Division. Minneapolis.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
DARBER-A frstclass tonsorial artist at cor
ID ner NicOllet av. and Third 81.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN to handle the
II best piilOw-sham holder made Address L.
r. Ketchum, f2l Washington av. south.
UTANTED-Three good men with references
w at l2l Washington ay. south, rooms IL and
Is. T., X. Ketchum.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Charles A. b. weide's List.
asa Jackson st

DOR SALE-Houses and lots on DaytOa's
Il bluf, Arlington hills and Nelson's addition
on monthly payments / make II q rule not TO
foreclOse- Apply 500 Jackson St, room ). Charles
A q Weide
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
G. 4. II. weide's List.
2fG jackson 4

c. \. II. weide's List.
SOS Jackson *.
= SOUTH business front lots on Payne av be-
- tween Case and York sts,, for one-third cash,
balance in one. two and three years. Apply at
500 Jackson ST. room ). Charles A b. weide.
CO LOTS in blocks IS and % Arlington hills:
w will sell one or both blocks AZ a low figure
for one-tkird cash. balance one and two years
Apply at 500 Jackson ST., room >. Charles ~ b.
Weide.
HOUSE AND LOT on Glencoe St, Ashton &
II SherbUrne's addition. cheap. Apply ut 500
JscksOn St, room ;. Charles A. B. weide. 1851
pullman * Co.'s List.
S09ls Jackson st.
cE1S-ACRE LOT in Crsikshank's garden
'DD%-'l lots, near harvester works
COMO AN ACRE for 5 acres in e C. Rog-
'C-OO ers garden lots, north of Lake Phalen.
huffman Co.. SJ9j< Jackson st 5i-5e
Miscellaneous.
A GOLDEN opportunity 70 double your money
u in less than 90 days. Eight acres, most
beautiful and conveniently-situa site next 20
the plated portion OF West ~. Paul for sale for
the next 10 days for SIS 000 $4,000 cash balance on
or before one year, with only per cent interest.
DO not fail % investigate this golden opportunity.
Frederick Nelson. l9s East seventh ST 1900
IOlSE-A tWo-stOry, tcn-rOom house and
Il lot for sale De Bow St; the house is
and very convenient. with large cistern
aud cesspOOL good cellar and stone found
alton; hne location; nice neighoorhood; suitable
for q nice family; only e. 500 cash and rest
on mortgage. Call az owner, 1919 Payne ay., cor
ner Cook ST.. Arlington hill 81
HOUSE-Lot and new seven-ro0m house, St
IL Anthony hill. Cal az as wabasha st. 52-54
7 WILL SELL home sites IN Union PARK rea-
i sOnably TO part who viii agree 10 improve
within three years. John c.. Hinkle Office, room
%, National German-American bank; hours from
10 TO l. a. IN. each day. S4-63
ID URCHASER WANTED-we offer the
L greatest bargain in real estate in this city;
eight good business lots; must be sold GeOrgeW.
Martin 4 Co., 40i Jackson 81 4l-54
I OT-At a bargain, beautiful build
IL ing lot in Redwood, o., on the ~ & q. w
Ky. Address Mrs stone, Is Collins -. 81
! C.I OOD BUYS nice new house OF six
| l.COO rooms, good cellar. cstern and well
/ lot graded and sidewalk laid; twenty minutes
/ walk from the capitol; two blocks from street
cars; terms easy. Apply 70 owner, J5l Charles st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

MISCELLANEOUS.
MAKING-Fashionable dresses made
IL for $685. perfect ut guaranteed; S5l West
Seventh st. 52-66
nAIRYMAN-By an experienced man in dairy
~ and creamery business wanted chance 20 put
up creamery in good farming country. Address
b. y. 90 Globe.
NOR ADOPTION-A very pretty little girl
L baby 70 months old; Catholic family PIE
ferred. Address l. ". Globe
nor ADOPTION-Two boy babies / month
Il old. Apply at Home for the Friendless. :
THE THIRD SERIES Of stock in the Ger
Il man-American Building association is now
open for subscription; application in person or by
letter 20 the seer stary VIII be received At any
time. The association has money to loan at all
times on good security. J. w. shepard, secre-
tary. CONTAMINATION bank building. Fourth and
Robert sis l5-63
DIANOS. organs and musical merchandise at
l. lowest prices: sheet music. lC cents per copy.
Mrs. N. C Thayer. Carnival music store, AIS Wa
bGsha 81. A-5i
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

Tor SALE-Ten-room house with large barn,
Il including 3 lots on Edgerton and Ross sts-
monthly payments Apply S56 Jackson 81 room D.
Charles A h Weida
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IDEAS, LIVE ISSUES and ECoNoMCAL
GOVERNMENT, and in the interest of the
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GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES.

Compound words count two words. and every
Authorization couats the same as foil word
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
DUGGY-A Fight single buggy for three or four
ID weeks 70 use in city. Address c. NJ, Globe. Z
HORSE, harness. new Portland cutter Tor sale
II very cheap; safest family horse in city and
excellent roadster; viii trade for cheap lot l.
v. B. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

" ANTED-t5O.00 900 mortgages for improved or
w unimproved property. AZ low prices. Apply
500 Jackson St. room 5. Charles A. B. Weide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

C,TORE-Sood business location, with fine
- rooms up stairs and CELLAR rent moderate:
new buildI@g- l9s5 Payne ay- 54-S5
CTORE-Corner East seventh. Minnehaha and
- Mendoza sts, Daytoh's bluf, good location
for any kind OF business. A L. kieier. 40 East
Seventh - 52-65
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

2 Globes Want Columns Are Free
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

TOR SALE-HOuse with eight rooms; barn
l. and eistern; lot 50xIT0; price $500. cheap.
only for 80 days. Apply sec Jackson St, room >
Charles A B. weide
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

HOUSE AND LOT on Glencoe St. Ashton &
IL SherbUrne's addition, cheap. Apply at 3C6
JscksOn ST, room ). Charles A. b. Weide. 1851
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
NUMBER n. rs.

he may, it is quite possible, become for
his own purpose strong Home Ruler
again. Looking at the history Of the
struggle, we should prefer to take
Home Rule from the hand of the states
man who first risked power and popu-
larity to introduce measure Of Home
Rule for Ireland, were the English
statesman to carry that measure to sue
cess. Much, indeed, would I prefer
much, I am sure, would all my collea-
uesprefer-thatH Home Rule for ireland
should be achieved and accomplished
by the genius of MIR. Gladstone. We
would much rather chat his name were
signed to the the completion of that
work which his patriotic purpose and
his noble, conscientious feeling first
put into definite shape; and if years be
spared him, itmay we'll be that he shall
see that entire and perfect consunna-
ton Of his labors and his hopes. Yet,
of course, we Irish are solicitous for the
Irish cause. If Churchill should offer
a broad, comprehensive and genuine
system of Home Rule, I should say
take it, but give not word OF thanks
for it. The rendering OF the system
would be justice to Ireland, but mercy
to England as well.''
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
St. Fechin,

st. Fechin was born i'll the County
Sligo and descended from that famous
monarch, Conn Of the Hundred Battles.
Previous to his ordination he UNDER
went a course Of instruction in Clon-
macnoise, and when ordained his de-
sire for the conversion of souls was
unequaled. He erected many monas--
teries throughout the country, but the
chief of them all be erected IN Fore,
now village in Westneath, about six
miles from OldcasJle. 1t is said that
after fasting three days and three
nights on the banks OF the Shannon all
angel appeared and directed him to this
sacred valley. According to tradition
St. Fechin wrought many miracles. a
pious clergymcn named Roman after tra-
Yelling Europe in quest of cure for
grievous headache, was advised in Eng
land to see Fechin of Fore. Roman obey
ed, and through the prayers of the saint
was completely restored to health. He
died in 664 Of the yellowfever, which at
that time ragged all over Ireland, and.
carried off a number Of holy and
learned men. ST. Fechin is numbered
among the twelve apostles Of Ireland
and classed first in tie third ord cf
saints. g5s
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
0'Connell's Exposure Of the Orange Plot.

The Orange plot to dethrone Victoria
was formed about fifty years ago,
Early III the present century Orangeisn1
spread to England, where it was fos-
tered by the Tory chiefs. and introduced
into the army. The Duke Of Cumber-
land became Grand Master. The Or
ganization was bound by secret oaths,
slgns and passwords, and was said to
number q grand total Of 600 eight
ing men, or thereabouts. 1t was
thought that Victoria would not make
a sound Orange queen, and the project
was formed of putting her aside, and
placing the internal Cumberland OH the
t}lrone-a man OF 'blood and iron" and
quite after the Orange heart. But the
Orange plotters We're detected and baf-
fed by Daniel O'Connell and his
friends. The Irish members, under the
command OF the great agitator, de-
nanded an inquiry into the whole sys-.
tenn. The OrangeTnen in the House Of
Commons said nothing would give them
greater pleasure than thorough illves--
tigation. A committee was appointed.
Important evidence, exposing the char
acJer OF the organization, was given
from day to day. At length the plot
was revealed to the committee Col.
Fairman, its chief manager, was exam
ined and cross examined; damaging
admissions were extracted and
he vas called on to produce all
books, letters and papers. He refused;
the committee adjourned, aud the
whole subject was brought before the
House Of Commons. The Irish men,
bers demanded that Fairman should
be ordered to produce the books,
Then the Oralgenen in tha house
hanged their tone, they TO long
er asked for q full inquiry. They pro-
tested against the examination Of the
papers, and were as eager to prevent
investigation as they had previously
pretended to be eager for it. The House
ordered Fairman to produce the books,
orders and letters, but he refused to do
80. The Sergeant-at-Arms was then
directed to apprehend Fairman; but he
succeeded in evading the Sergeant, and
was never apprehended. But the flight
of Fairman Was mortal thrust at the
organization, and the reports Of the
committee sealed the fate Of Orangeism
in it's original form. All the lodges
were broken up, and the society
smashed. L.atos on it was reformed
ostensibly without the formalities of
oaths and passwords, but the old spirit
remains and is exhibited at every op-
portunity.
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23

Of them having for their oD]ecI inc es-
tablishment and confirmation OF this
society; letters given by the roman
Pontiffs, our predecessors from Paul
ILL.,, of happy memory, down to our
days, whether they are in the form OF
Bulls or simple Briefs. We confirm
and grant anew all that is therein con-
tanned, and which can be derived there
from, as well as the privileges, immu-
mites, exemptions, indulgences, each
and every one II the same society,
either directly or indirectly, or by com
munication with the other regular Or
ders, provided, however, that these
concessions do not bear any prejudice
to this society, and that they were not
abrogated and revoked by the Council
of Trent or by other constitutions OF
the Apostolic See.
'This is why we decree that the
present letters have, and will in the
future have, force, value, and efficiency;
desiring that they may obtain and de-
rive their full and entire effects and
carry all their advantages to those con-
cerned and all they will concern. Not
withstanding the brief Dominus &C Re-
demptor of Pope Clement XIV. under
date of July 21, MDCCLAAlII, and
other pieces whatever, which will be
contrary, were they only worthy OF a
special and individual mention and de-
rogation; we here derogate specially
and expressly but with view to these
presents. Let our present letters be a
testimonial of the love that we bear
and that we have always borne to the
illustrious Society of Jesus, so devoted
to our predecessors and ourselves;
fruitful foster-mother of eminent men
by the glory of holiness and science;
source and support Of sound and solid
doctrine, society which. in spite Of
the violent persecution it endured for
Justice sake, never ceases to labor in
the vineyard of the Lord with joyous
ardor and an invincible courage.
Adorned by so great merits, recon-
mended by the Council of Trent itself,
overwhelmed with praise by our pre-
decessors, may the Society Of Jesus
then continue, in the midst of the un-
Just hatreds turned loose against the
Church of Jesus Christ; may it pursue
the end o. it's institution for the greater
glory of God and the eternal salvation
of souls. May it continue its mission
OF leading and restoring, by holy ex-
peditions, the infidels and here ,ics to
the light of truth, to form youth to the
practice of Christian virtue and itera-
ture; to teach philosophy and theology
according to the spirit of the angelic
doctor. In the meantime we embrace
with a lively affection the Society of
Jesus, which is very dear to lis, and
we give the Superior-General, to his
Vicar and to all his children of this So
cietY our Apostolic Benediction.
1'Given at Rome, near St. Peter, un-
der the ring Of the fisherman, this 18th
day of July, MDCCCLXXXVI, this
ninth year of our Pontifcate.
E. LEDoCHoWsKI."
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
CHAPTER II.

''Is Kathleen sick, mammal" little
Julia Arnott asked one day. '.She
cries so much and looks SO white"
Mr.. Arnott, q stout-built, good-not-
ured man Of forty Or thereabouts,
glanced up from his paper.
What does the child mean, Lucre-
tia?" he asked. II hope you look a
little after your girls"
"Of course do" she said, sharply.
Kathleen is silent, sullen thing, and
I shall discharge her next month. Ma
talia has a sister who wants the place. 81
HAS she any friends in the country,
Kathleen / mean?"
Not that / know of.
'.Seems to me I wouldn't discharge
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23

Articles incorp rporating the Ashland
Iron and Steel comp were Heidi
Monday. 81