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MALOY-Died at his residence, ia Nicktown,
on Thursday evening, September 18th, Mr. Peter
MaIoy,
Mr. MaIoy a mau of sinRularIy clear judg-
ment and mental power and upon all questions OF
public interest his views were Intelligent and just.
He had been q resident Of Nicktown for about four
years, during which time both IN HIS business and
private relations be sustained an enviable repu-
tation. Hts feunersl largely attended, and
many and bitter were the tears that fell upon his
grave His remains we're inferred in the cemetery
at Cameron's Bottom.
MCDER Nj TT-Died at hts residence in Loret-
to. on Tuesday August 81, 1855, James p. son Of
James and Lydia McDermttt, deceased, formerly
Of EbensburR. aged 81 years and nine months.
May be rest in peace.
Let me lay, before the summer fades,
One flower on his grave
Let noe write before my heart shall tail,
One word upon his tomb
Let me breathe a prayer above.him.
And await till God so willing,
Here beside him in the silence,
All the rest of us find room.
No-I cannot gather flowers,
I can write for bim no verses
Let the prayer he loved so dearly,
DE Profundisr be my cry.
oh the Lord will surely hear me,
Hear the voice of my petition
Thro that plentiful redemption,
Grant him endless rest on high.
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HeuIOck Items.

Mrs. John Leahey, Sr., who has been
quite III lately is slowly convalescinz.
Miss Rose VeipeI. who had been absent In
Altoona, for the past year is now home,
quite i'll with the typhoid fever.
SIX new houses are now In the course OF
erection on the lots recently purchased by
A. Y. Barker, ESQ, at sssiRnee's sale OF the
George property. Mr.. j. T. Long, OF sum
merhili. has the contract and they will be
pushed to 8 speedy completion.
The ia Tented and accommodating 2 telegraph
operator and genial correspondent OF the
Altoona Sunday Morning, Mr Will. Kelly,
has gone On a two weeks trip to New York
Everybody who knows viii. wish him
pleasant trip and safe return. G.
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Carp Raising.

A. b. Biddle, Of Loysburg, undertook TO
try caTp-rais ing nearly three years sgs. BE
stocked one pend about one fourth of an
acre in size and put in two dozen OF sTsaL
carp, about three months old. They multi
piled aud grew very fast. He constructed
another pond. right below the original one,
covering in area three fourths of an acre.
Last spring. about the 1st OF May, he drew
off the fist pond and divided the stock,
placing part in the new pond. Only half q
dozen OF she first carp that were put in we're
found, be ing then about two years and nine
months old. The largest weighed seven and
three-fourths pounds and measured in
length twenty-six inches. The half dozen
would have averaged at least six and one
half pounds. He caught out about one kuu-
dred of one year and ten months old, that
would base averaged in weight one and one
fourth pounds, with perhaps several bun
dred small carp from eight to ten months
old.
Some readers may suppose tha: those carp
weighing one aud One-fsurth pounds were
not go large. according to age, as the first
carp but it must be remembered that the
older they get the larger. il proportion to
age, they will become.
These ponds are fed by spring of very
cold water, the temperature OF which, we
presume, at the fountain stands at about
6fty degrees, but runs slowly and warns up
/ in the pond to the proper temperature. The
/ ponds are we'll supplied with aquatic grass
| and weeds of different kinds which is one
necessity for suoce ssful carp-raising, and
| where ponds are supplied with plenty oI
such grass, &c, for the carp to feed upoI
they will not need any other attention IN
that direction, as they are entirely yeRe.
table fsh. and yet can be caught on hOoE
with worm bait, but are very difficult {,
catch by net We think, all points cousid
cred, they excel the trout. Bedford Inquirer
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In the matter Of the proceedings for spe-
cIfic perfOrmance in the estate of BiasStus
Noel, decd.
In the matter of proceedings for sale OF
real estate in ChIIstianR Myers estate.
In the matter of the exceptions to the re-
mort of ChaI l.. Dick, auditor. To pass upon
the exceptions aud report distribution of
funds in the hands OF 10 n j. Kinney, ex
ecntor of CharIes Hunter and William Hun
ter administrators OF Anthony Hunter, de
JOHN BROWN,
Clerk, o &.
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saved His Life.

MIDI wncoxson. Of Horse Cave, ny,
saws he was, for many years. badly am 'eteu
with Phthisic. also Diabetes the pH'i'S
uere almost unendurabie and would sone-
times almost throw bin into conVuiS,oLS.
ps tried Electric Bitters and got rsIiet iroui
first bottle and after taking six bottles was
entirely cured, AID had gained 10 hes"
eighteen pounds. Says be PositiVeS Oe-
Iieves he would have died bad 1t not osen
Cor the relief afforded by Electric Bitters'
Sold at fifty cents bottle BY E James
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have been a periodical sufferer from hay
fever "a most annoying and lOathsome
disease), since the summer of 1879, and un-
til used EIy's Cream Balm, was never able
to find any relief until cold weather can
truthfully say that Cream Balm cured me.
regard it as of great value, and would not
be without it in the hay fever sesson.-L' NJ.
Georgia, BInRhamton, n. 7.
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THE BOTTOM IS REACHED at LAST !.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
In the County be found my Store These all FCsss
Good which bought for Cash rOcOttOm prices do not
buy keep stock any Cheap Job Auction Goods and
whatever you buy from you rely being worth the
invest Owing selling many goods at
much less than replace them shall continue sell at
Bottom Prices until compelled repenish my stock When
you want Cooking Heating Stove Tnware Hardware, Nails,
on Glass Trunks and Farming Implements Stock
and learn my Prices will be undersod. Aug l3, So.
@. II U NTIF
HIGH STREET. lEBENSBURG-
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communicated.

LoTetto Pa, Sep. %, 1885.
Is it not strange that every fedRliDg who
piques himself as being able to edit a news
paper should consider it bounden duty to
say something 10 his leader about things
of which he is totally ignorant? How
strange the language used in the Votce of
September 23d sounds In this enliG Ghtened
aRe-"The Sale OF IDduRences in the Csth-
Ollie Church" Leave it there gentlemen
and read a little more. You will find many
useful hints in the hidden lore OF the
church about prohibition.
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PBRBMPTORY ORDER
OF
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Cambria county to directed / will
offer at Public Sale on the premises,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1885,
At ONE O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described
real estate:
All that certa IN piece or parcel of land situate
partly in Lilly borough and Washington town
chip, in said county. adjoining LANDS of Nicholas
Behe. Jeremiah Mc4ongle's estate. Mary Nc
Cough and otht re- remaining unsOld OF the
signed estate Of Prudence NJ. and Rachael g.
George, containing about
$50 ACRES,
be the same more or less.
part improved, and under cultivation, having
thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house
stable and out-buildinRs, and has orchard OF
excellent fruit thereon.
The above described land is situated in Lilly
borough and Washington township. convenient
10 the coal operations along the line OF the road
in tnose districts. and is UHDRRLAID WITH COAL.
of Court to sell the property as a whole OF divide
the same into parcels and lots. That he will
the day of sale offer certain lots to adjOin those
already sold so that each purchaser can procure
a desirable property. plot OF plan thereof
be by calling upon the Assikpee upon
VIM II. Sechler his attorney at Ebensburg.
TERMS OF SALE-Etve per cent OF the
amount the property SELLS for to be paid when
the property is struck down the remainder OF
the balance in two equal annual payments there
after. to be secured by the bond and mortgage OF
the purchaser, with interest.
Assignee Of Prudence NJ. and Rachael e. George.
Ebensburk Oct. l. Sc.
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Ladies wanted.

A lady agent is wanted in every city snN
ViIIage also ladies' to travel ahd SOLICIT Orders
for Madame Woods COrs7ts and COrueu
Cor,et Waists, TaUpico Forms. Hose sup
no,ters. Steel Protectors, Ladies Friena,
etc. Agents are making from f"on'S W
Ftty Dollars a week. ~. .,
SD for circulars and price-list 10 b.
woon "a South Salna street, Syracuse
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You can't work to much purpose unIess
you are we'll, but you can build up your
health and strength with Parker's Tonic,
and work will then become easy. 1t sets the
lungs, liver and kidneys in working order.
Cougt and Colds vanish before it Take
it in time.
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TyphoGd, yellow and Scarlet FsVers,
Measles, Diptheria smallpox
Cholera. &c.
JOHN BROWN,
Clerk, o G.

Darbys ProphyIsctic Fluid will destroy
the infection of all fevers and all contagious
and infectious diseases. Will keep the at
mosphere OF any sick ROOM pure and whole,
some. absorbing and destroying unhealthy
efiuvia and centsRion retulting therefrom.
will neutralize any bad smell whatever, not
by disgusting it, but by destroying it.
Use Dsrbys PropbY lsctic Flsid in every
afck- room
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.4CT OFJ.ANU.ARTSO 1874.

SEC. & That Ali elections hereafter held under
the laws Of this Commonwealth, the polls shall
be opened at seven O'Clock. A N and close at
seven C'clock p. NJ.
SEC. 8. whenever there shall be a vacancy In an
election board on the morning Of the election, said
vacancy shall be filled in conformity with existing
laws.
The Act Of Assembly, entitled "An Act relating
to the Electi IN of this Com on wealth. passed
July 2, 1875, provides as follows, tn wit:
That the inspectors and Judges shall eet at
the respective places appointed for holding the
elections in the district TO which they respectively
belong. before o'clock in the morning Of
Tuesday. November 2nd, and each said Inspect1r 1r
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be q quslifed
voter Of such district.
In case the person who shall have received the
second highest number Of votes for inspector shall
not attend the day OF election, then the
person who shall have received the next high st
number OF votes for judge the next preceding cleo
tion shall Ect inspector In his place. And in
case the person who shall have received the high
number OF votes tor Inspector shall not attend
the person elected Judge shall appoint an inspect
or In his place. And In case the person elected
judge shall not attend. then the inspector who
shall have received the highest number Of votes
shall appoint judge in his place. and II any
vacancy snail continue IN the board for the space
of one hour after the time fixed by Law for the
opening OF the election, tbs qualified voters OF the
township. ward or district for which such oficers
have been elected shall elect some OF tn cir ber
MI the
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE the mat
IA ter Of the hnaI account Of Jcseph Hogue
Amir. Of Mary 4. Bradley, deed. and Admir-.
d. b. n. C. Z. a. OF John Bradley, decd The un-
derstgued having been appointed Auditor by
Orphans Court OF Cam bria county. Pa. n ma k
distribution OF the funds in the hands of said
accountant. notice IL hereby given that ] viii
sit at the Arbitration Room. in Curt House. in
EhensbuTg.- Cambria county, -. on Frisgy.
Oct Is, 1855 al 10 O'Clock, a. M. Of said day. 10
discharge the duties OF ny appointment. when
and where all persons interested may attend CT
be forever debarred from co ming in said fund J..
H. H. MYERS, Auditor.
Sept "a. 1886
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending "Wednesday, September
%, 1886:
Michael Kirkpatrick and Katie Weak
Iaud, Carroll township.
OrviIIe S d ckson, Altoona, Pa, and Jen-
ME Ksylur. Gallitzin.
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NODE or TOTLNG-

The attention Of all qualified voters is directed
to the following Act OF Assembly regulating the
mode Of voting in this Commonwealth
CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTING.
AN ACT regulating the mode Of voting at all the
elections In the several counties Of the Common
wealth, approved March 30. 1862:
SEC. l. Be il enacted By the Senate and House Of
RePresenfdffG ices O. the Commonwealth Of PeHusvIrd
mia in General Assembly met and IL is hereby enact
ed by the authority Of the That the qualified
voters of the several cOuntiss OF this Common
wealth st the general. township, borough or spe-
cisl elections, are hereby authorized and required
to vote the ticke IS printed written, or partly
printed or partly written, severslIv classified as
follows One ticket shall embrace the names Of
all Judges of Courts TO be votod for and be labeled
outside Judiciary one ticket shall embrace the
names Of all State officers votej for and be labeled
''SjAte:' one 1cket shall embrace the names of
all county of1cois voted Tor and ne labeled
COUNTY - one tickst shall embrace the names ef
all township officers voted for. and be labeled
Township - one ticket shall embrace the names
Of all borough ofncers voted for. and be labeled
Borough - and each class shall be deposited In
a separate ballot box
GIVEN under NY hand. q: my once In Ebeusburg,
this Path day Of September. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eigh ty-
six and the Independence OF the United States
OF America the one hundred and eleventh.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Ebensourg, Sept. p. 1885.
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W. peg to inform you that we saw a
big line of Merino and Scarlet
underwear for Ladies, Gentlemen and
0nlldren, and they are so cheap. too-
GABLE & co. FOR THE REST
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NOTICE.

EXECUTOR" NOTICE
H Letters testsmentary or the estate Of Mary
HsnIin, late OF Munster township, deceased. hav-
ing been granted TO the undersigned, all persons
indebted TO said estate are notified to mako pay
ment without delay, and those having claims
against the same Will present them, properly
au Ihenticated fer settlement. 10
PHILIP NOON,
Executor.
Minister trp.. Sept. 10. 1855.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE
"a Letters Of administration De bonis non
cum fesfd1aeHfO CHusTO IN the estate OF Teresa
Seaman, deceased. having been granted 10 the
undersigned. 70 persons indebted t. said es ate
are Doti1ed 10 make payment without delay and
those having claims against the same viii pre-
sent the same properly authenticated for settle
ment to
JOSEPH HOGUE.
Adm'rd B. u. c. {. a. Of Teresa Seaman. decd
LorettO, Pa, TX. 20, lss6.-6t
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Assignee's Sale !
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Ey virtue alias rrtler ut sale issuing OAK Ni
the Court OF Common pleas of Cambria county.
the undersigned win offer al public sale. a. the
hotel OF l. Schruth in CarroItown CarUhria TO-. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER =. 1855,
Al ? o'clock. 3. u-. that valuable iarn t.-rneriF
kuuwu a. The sebastian Luther farm "dl !nE
lands nf tiufIfff Hoover g.. I.Erber, Henry Luther
ano hers, coutai.iEg about
ONE HUNuEED AND SIX ACsEs,
Nearly o CLEARED and having fnergul erected
Tvyp-~TuGY FRRNF HoUSE u large new frame
barn sd Oruer on IbuilIiuEs- This ls 90 feTt -t
sira - r-ri.er-. Is fye.f wlrCrHi. iu good state
O. ifivar ion mud situated about one mile snuln
OF Ca-rrllsCv-u. and viIl ne Sold whole ~ Nl-
yideti suit purchasers
TERMS oI SALE-Ten per cent OF purchase
money bc paid III dag ul SAFE. ans L.' "a al.'e
one. hird on counruna iUu therepi- the baiaiee
two cqua. annual uuy meuts, with Interest ile
purchaser TO pay Tor writing deed -
CALEB. A. GRAY.
Assignee OF C. 1IcComuie and vile.
Currolltowu. Pa. >gp.s Is
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WE beg to inform you that we saw
some pretty Dress Goods at re-
markably low prices.-GABLE&C co.
for the rest.
1902 ELEVENTH AVE. 1402.
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Lhs -. ena L.gsL regre,enLatlye,

~ Of John Fry, deceased:
Take notice that an Inquest will be held at the
late residence OF John Fry, deceased. iD the town
ship of Allegheny, in the county OF Cambria. on
Friday the Sfh day of Ocfober merit at 10 O'Clock
in tue forenoon Of that day. for the purpose OF
making partition OF the real estate of said dece-
dent to and among his heirs and legal represent
atves, q the same can he done without pref judtce
spelling Of the whole; otherwise 10 value
and spprsise the same accord ing to law, at which
time and place you are required to attend 81 y u
think proper. JOSEPH A GRAY. Sherih.
Sherin's Osice. Ehensburg, Sept. IS 1881.
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| oner give 10 any eIector any money reward or
otner valuable consideration for his vote at any
| lection, or for Withholding the same. or who
shall give or promise TO give such oOnsid GRAFTON
vote Or for the Withholding thereof and Sny siee
tor who shall receive agree 70 receive for him
self or another, any money, rewa d or oJher valu-
able consideration tor his shall At any elec-
ten. or Ter Withholding the same thereby forfeit
the right to vote at such election and an eieetor
whose right TO vote shall be challenged for such
cause before the election officers, shall be re
CURED 20 swear or AHnrm that the matter Of the
eeived.
SEC. 9. Any person who shall while a candidate
Tor ONCE be guilty OF bribery fraud or wiIful vie
lAtion OF any election law shall be forever dis
quaIiaed from holding any once Of trust or prost
within this Commonwealth and any person CON
Ticted Of Wilful violation Of the election laws
law be deprived OF the right OF suffrage absolute
ly for 3 term Of four years.
SEC Is. Fer the purpose Of voting no person
shall be deemed TO have gained q residence by
reason OF his presence, lost It by reason OF his
absence, while employed in the service. either
civil or military, Of this State. Of the United
States, or on the high seas, while student OF
any institution OF learning, nor while kept in
poor house or other asylum public expense nor
while confined in public prison.
SEC. IA. District election boards shall consist OF
annually by the citizens Each eIecter shall
have the right 70 vote for the judge aud one in
spsctor, and each inspector shall appoint the
CLERK. The hrst election bosrd OF any new district
shall be selected, and vacancies In election boards
filled as shall be provided by Law. Election on
GERS shall be privileged from arrest upon day Of
election and while engaged in making up and
Irr nsm lttlnB returns, except upon warrant OF q
court OF record or judge thereof. !or an election
fraud, for felony, OF Ior Wanton breach Of the
peace In cities they may claim exemption from
jury duty during their terms Jf service
SIC. Is No person sh al be qualified TO serve as
an election Ofncer VINO shall hold who shall
have held an office or appointment OF employment
in or under the government OF the United States
or OF this State OF Of any city county OF any
municipal board. commission or trust IN any .ity
save only justices OF the peace, and aldermen 10
tartes pubic aud persons In the military service
OF the state nor snail any election of5cer be eli
klble 10 any ciVii once to be filled at an election
a. rnlcn ne snail serve, save only TO such suoor
Of city OF county ot1cer, as shall be ssiEpsted by
law. ~ ~
-, na a!s1 'Te ne following Acts OF Assembly now In
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Letters testamentsry the estate Annie
Williamson. late OF Cfallti1in borough, deceaEed, ,
having beeu granted to the undersigned, all per
Indebted to said estate are notified TO make
payment without delay. and those having claims
against the same will pres snt them, properly au-
Intoxicated for settlement. TO
ALFRED WILLIAMSON,
Executor.
Ga!HtIin Sept. 3, 1856.
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Ga!IitIin, Sept. ,, 1sss-st.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

@ aS t-4It.p.-( I'm 10 .t.- TeSidSCf-H
~ Of the subscriber in Barr tswnshfD about he
th Of July last. i've head of three year old cattle
de or he'd as follows One red steer, three red
heiiers and white and red SPOTTED hotter
The ogner IL requested TO come forw ri. provo
property pay ehHrgeS aud take them away. 9TH
err 80 they viii &c disposed VI accOrdlnh to laE.
Z W. EVANS.
Barr township. Sep. Is. 1856.
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FOR SALE !!

The well known Shenkie Grist MIL, one
fourth mile from railroad station at Ebensburg
This is q three run wBte- power mill and will be
sold cheap and on reoS Anabls payments.
Inquire of J A. GRAZlER
A. V. BARKER.
Executors ID. Shinkle. decd.
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OWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE's ACADEMT,
~ Fer IounK Men and Boys. Media, Peun

II miles from Philadelphia. FIXED price covers
every expense, even books, &c. No extra charges.
No Incidental expenses No exAminati. for ad-
misstUn. Twelve experienced teachers. all men,
and all graduates. Special opportunities for apt
Students 10 advance IA pidly. Special drill for
dull and backward boys. Patrons students
nay select any studies OF choose the regular Eng
lsh. Scientific, Business. Classical or Civil Engi-
neering course. Students ttted at Media Acad-
envy are now In Harvard, Yale, Princeton and ten
other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools 10 stu
deuts sent 70 crilege in 1888 In 1854 10 in 1855,
10 in 1855. graduating class In the commercial
department every year. Physical and Chem
ical Laboratory. Gymnasium and Ball Groupd.
1870 vols. added to the Library In 1888. Media
has seven churches and 4 temperance charter
which prohibits the sale OF all Intoxicating
drinks. For new illustrated circular address the
Principal and Proprietor. SWITHIN.C &. SHORT
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WE beg to inform you that the best
value In Blankets we ever came
across was at 1902 Eleventh avenue.
Altoona-right here in our own town
GABLE & co. FOR THE REST.
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4 hFLTABLL REMEDl
or Sick stomach.
For Torpid Liver
Bilious iipndache.
COEtiVCuess.

= o = - /" III" O. " - = ~
Settler AperlellJ-
It's certain iu its effects
ILIs gentle in It's acu %.
Il is palateable 70 the
taste. u can be relied
upun 70 cu-e. sud o. cures
hy assisting, not by OutraE
ing. nature D1 rot take
violent Uurgatives your
selves OF allow your chill
dreu 20 take them. always
use this elegant phar-
uaceufical preparation.
which has been for more
than forty years q public
favorlte- Sold by druggiEfs
rrcrurrherC-
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEETs

WANTED Stock gSs our on sss9y Ei,SS or Na5ssy
sion. Write for terms, enclosing ste mp Ia repiv
No TgPPsTssR s1PsTEifsPssfR NEEDED SS NG2 IS statesmen
serymen Rochester. n. Y.