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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-22
new YORK Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Jsly 81.
FIoUR-Recepts, 20 600; exports, 2300; sales, 49,
800; No, 2. 215a27O, fancy white Western, extra,
So 90; common to good, 75 a 3 %; good to
choice, 80 a 8 90; City mill extra, IS a 440;
superhne, 80 2s5; ST. Louis extra, 275 a o 90;
winter wheat extra. 27s a6oo; Minnesota extra,
2Ta510
WHEAT Receipts. 1876, ,7Oo exports. 81 900; sales,
262. .O0c, No. red. s7l; No. red, s7A. elevatol,
No. Red State, s2; No White State, 20.
RYE-dull.
BARIEY.-steady
CORN Receipts 1856, 900 bushels exports, IS 300;
sales, 10000. spot No 3. 35I. No 2, Az
OATs-Recepts. 60.s60; sales, 10l 900; No =, 36l;
do White. Al; No Q, 81 a 81. do White. ~, a a;
No ], 81; do White, IS Mixed Western, 80 a a8;
White do. 40 a As; White State, 42I a43
SUGAR--Cut loaf and crushed 81 81; granulated.
81; white extra c, 81 81; yellow. n Al, mould,
PETRoLEUa-United, 66a bid.
TALLow-easier.
BEEF-dull.
PoRK-Mess spot. 10 so 10 62l, clear hasG,
10 00.
LARD-rehned. 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-22
FOREi4N NEWS.
BRITISH POLITICS.
The Vueen Accepts the Resignation OF
Gladstone and Other Ministers.

LONDON, July 2l.
After the British cabinet meeting yester-
day, Mr.. Gladstone gave a reception in the
council hall to a number of friends, includ-
ing Baron Woiverton, Lord Granville, Lord
Roseberry, Baron Monson and Arnold Nor
ley. Mr.. Gladstone referred in despondent
terms to his staying powers, saying that he
would be unable to fight in the face of an
embittered Parlisment He would do his
beet; but he urged his followers to prepare
to rely upon other leaders.
MIR. Gladstone at 2 o'clock this afternoon
received from the Queen her acceptance of
the resignation of himself and the other
ministers.
The Marquis of Salisbury left Dreppe to.
day for London.
Gladstone as soon as his messenger re-
turned from Osborne with the Queens &C.
ceptaace of the resignation of the ministry
notified his colleagues. Gladstone will not
proceed to Osborne to personally surrender
to the Queen the seals of office until Her
Majesty shall have appointed his successor.
1t is officially announced that the Queen
will summon Marquis Salisbury to form
new ministry.
Gladstone has indirectly advised Parnell
against pursuing the obstruction policy in
the coming Parliament.
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General Manager Tucker and Party at
MaranOcook.
LAKE MARASocoQK, July 8

LAKE MARASoco9K, July 81.
General Manager Payson fucker, of the
Maine Central Railroad. and party of over
one hundred. complimentary excursion,
were here on Wednesday. The party arrived
bv special from Portland. Among the num-
ber are men prominent in railroad. political
and social circles, with ladies'. Chandler's
Band and orchestra of Portland, accompany
the party. big dinner was served by
Caterer Swan, and the day will be spent in
various amusements.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
A Livernore Man Commits suicide by
lnhailing Carbobic Oxide Gas.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, July 81.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, July 81.
Joel Coolidge, a man about 50 years Of
age, residing in Lvermore, near Brettun's
mill, who has been ou, of health for some
time and often expressed himself as tired of
lFing. committed suicide Monday night.
After retiring TO his room, be built q fire in
the stove, and having put some charcoal into
1t, he arranged The drafts so that the fumes
would come into the room and went to oed.
Tuesday morning he was found dead, and
the room WAS full OF carbonic oxide gas from
the charcoal. which was undoubtedly the
cause of bis death. 1t is supposed he did it
Intentionally, as papers were found on the
table giving directions as to the disposition
OF bis properly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-22
The BEST FOOD to be used in
,o,cec,ion with PARTIAL NURSING,

no other food 30 u IN n sneh & fa'es Is
,sli.hed by the child.
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Elder Hanson Badly Injured.

BELFAST, July 2l.
Elder E. F. Hanson, author of the book
entitled ''DemonoloRy and Spiritualism," and
who has the management of Hanson's Car
riage Repository in Belfast, was thrown from
his rriage few miles from the city and
severely injured. His left arm was fractured,
his face cut, and his nose terribly distorted
and badly broken. Some men who happened
to be near brought him to the office of DR..
kilgore, who dressed his wounds. The cause
of the accident was the breaking of the
"King-bolt."
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GALA DAY In QUEBEC
In Honor of the Installation OF Cardinal
Taschereau.

QUEBEC, July 81.
The weather today was all that could be
desired for the great festival attending the
installation of Cardinal Taschereau. The
ancient capital never presented a gayer or
more animated appearance. Crowds of
strangers have been arriving continually
since Yesterday, many of them from New
York Boston. and other American cities.
Flags are flying in every direction. and some
eighteen magnificent trumphal arches are
erected on the route of today's procession.
The streets. with their wealth of decorations
and bunting, presented very beautiful ap-
pearance.
At $50 the streets in the vicinity were i'm
passable. The procession formed and pro-
ceeded at $50. Over thirty different societies
were represented it, the procession besides
members of parliament, bench and bar.
municipal and commercial bodies, and clergy
In the cardinals carriage were seated his
eminence and papal delegates. detach-
ment Of papal zouaves acted as body guard
The procession moved to the jesuit barracks
The cardinal was greeted all along the route
with cheers and the respectful salutes of the
assembled thousands. The procession here
halted and bis eminence and bishops proceed
ed to the Kiosk which had been erected on
the ground and put on their pontificlai robes
in the presence of about 10000 persons. The
procession then resumed its march and pro-
ceeded to Basilica amid the booming of .
salute of 100 guns, fred by the Quebec field
artillery.
The services in the church were most i'm
posing. The mass sung was that of Charles
MI: the sermon was delivered by Mgr
Gravel of Nicolet. The ceremonies con-
nected with the cardinals installation were
opened yesterday with the swearing in of the
new cardinal in the private chapel of his
palace, in the presence of the pspal delegate
and noble guard. The archbishops of
Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Ottawa, St. Bon
ifa e, Charlottetown, St. John, n. B., st
Louis, NO.. and New Orleans.
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CKA DIVORCE CASE
Damaging Testimony Against Sir Chas.
Dixie.

LONDON, July 81.
Mrs. Craw ford resumed her testimony to-
day in the Crawford divorce case She said
that Sir Charles Dlkc declared that Mrs
Rogerson, at whose house he used to meet
the witness. was his mistress. Mrs. Craw-
ford asserted that she believed it was Mrs.
Rogerson who wrote the anonymous letters
accusing the witness of adultery with Capt
Foster and that her object was to screen
Dixie.
Mrs. Ashton Dixie, sister of Mrs. Craw-
ford, and sister-in-lsw of Sir Charles, testi-
fled Sir Charles Dixie, after Mrs. Crawford
had made her confession suggested quiet
separation between her and her husband, and
offered to contribute to Mrs. Crawford's in
come. woman secretly visited Sir Chas
Dixie and that made regular designations at
the Warren street house.
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SECRETARY BAYARD
Demands of Mexico the Immediate and
Unconditional Release of Mr.. Cutting.
Ell PAso, Tex, july q

Ell PAso, Tex. July 81.
Judge Brigham, American consul at Paso
Del Norte, has received dispatch from Sec
retary Bayard TO demand the immediate and
unconditional release of X. Gu ting, the
American editor who has been confined in
prison for the publication of an article in Ell
Paso papers, rejecting on a Mexican citizen.
The consul has already demanded his release
and was ridiculed by the court officers. Ex-
ctement has been high and frequent threats
of forming a mob to release Cutting are
made. The town is rejoicing over the news
of the action of Secretary Baysrd. 1t is im-
possible to get anything authentic of the re-
suit of Consul Brigham's demand. 1t is
rumored that the Mexican judge refused to
release him without bond.
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ProhibitiOnists' Convention.

BURLINGTON, VT, July 2l.
The second annual state convention of the
prohibitionists of Vermont was held in the
City Hall today, seventy-fve delegates being
present DR.. A. B. Bixby of Poultney was
chosen chairman. The following state ticket
was nominated unanimously
For Governor-Prof. H. NJ. Seelye OF
Middlebury.
For Lieut.. Governor-W. L. Pearl of ST.
Johnsbury.
For Treasurer-C. w. Wyman of Brattle-
boro.
For Secretary Of State-Goo. L. Story of
St. Adams.
For Auditor-Lewn Lewis of Bennington.
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CROP REPORT.
Rain Needed Very Much in Iowa to
Save the Corn Crop.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, July 81.
The Hockeye publishes, Wednesday, spec.
ial dispatches from numerous points in south
ern and eastern Iowa regarding the drouth
and crops. With the exception of few
light local showers there has been no rain for
six weeks. Wheat and oats are nearly har-
vested The quality is good but the yield
will be only one half Corn is generally in
good condition, but everywhere needs rain
soon to save the crop. In many fields it is
tasseling, and a rain will not bring it up to
an average yield. Hay is very light The
pastures are parched and nearly all the
streams are dried up. This week
is regarded as a critical period for the Iowa
corn crop.
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A Bride OF Nine Welded to Man OF
Seventy.
GREESsBURG, Kv., July 2

UREENsBURt, nv, July IT.
Glenn Bishop, aged 10 years, was married
on Monday to Retta Boston, aged not over
nine. Bishop Is a backwoods doctor and
preacher. His wife died two weeks ago and
his neighbors threatened to take from him
this girl whom he had adopted. To thwart
them he procured license and was married
He presented a Certificate from the girl to OBJ
tain license, that she was 27 years of age.
The official who gave the license suspected
something wrong, and sent messenger to
recall it, but reached the place just after the
ceremony was performed.
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NomiD atiOns sent to the senate.

WAsHINGTOS. July II.
The Pr sident sent the foiiOwing nomina-
tions to the Senate today: Jeremiah w.
Coveney to be surveyor of customs for tie
district Of Boston and CharlestOwn, Mass.
Eugene p. Stone of Massachusetts to be assist
ant surgeon in the navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-22

NORTH CONWAY, N. H., July 81.
new carriage road to the summit of
of Humphreys Ledge was opened to the pub
lie today, the Conway Band giving a grand
promenade concert on the summit. The view
of the Saco Valley from this point cannot be
surpassed.
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The Gate City Disaster.

CorTAGE CITY, Mass, July 81.
The Gate City remains in the same posi-
ton. Her cargo, consisting of watermellous
and other southern produce, will be reshipped
to Boston, via Woods Holl. The smooth
water in Vineyard Haven Tuesday night
offered good opportunity to have the cargo
transferred.
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aug25dTuThS&w1y
Cholera, dysentery and diarrhma come witl

Cholera, dysentery and diarrhea come with
the summer imprudence IN fruit diet. In
fection and sudden checks of perspiration
cause these complaints. On the first symp-
tom take four or five Brandreth Pills and
drink plentifully of hot water, and you are
safe. If you wish to render the body fort
ress against disease, take one or two Bran
dreth Pills every hight for ten days and thus
remove from the bowels all irritating sub
stance and purify the blood.
july2Oeod&w1w
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Marine News.

ST. JOINS, N. f., July 81.
On Tuesday two British schooners, Reuse
and Fannie, were lost at Round Head, West
Coast. The crews were saved. The brig
Alexander was also lost on the previous day.
The crew was saved.
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Fire IN East Wilton.

RuMroRD, July 81.
Hannibal Andrews buildings at East Will
ton, we're totally destroyed by hre TUESDAY
afternoon. Cause, defective chimney. In
ured for $1,000.
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Drowning Accident.
FARMINGToN, July

FARMINGToN, July 81.
Thomas Vachon q French Canadian, 80
wears old, and Charles Gould, % years old,
were drowned in North Pond. Wilton, Tues
day afternoon. Vachon got beyond his depth
and called for help and Gould went to his
aid. when in their struggle both sank. Their
bodies were recovered
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Bar liarbor News.

BAR HARBoR, July 81.
Steam yacht Stranger arrived in the har-
Dor at p. NJ.
The sons of Maine and New Hampshire
took the Green Mountain trip today.
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Remarkable Heat in London.

LONDON, July 81.
A remarkable heat wave is passing over
England, accompanied by disastrous thunder
storms. AT Liverpool the sewers overhowed
and two persons were drowned.
Severe storms with loss of life are reported
in France.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Chicsgo-Chicsgo 6, st. Louis 2.
At Boston-Boston 10, Washington O.
New York and Philadelphia game post
poned on account of rain.
At Detroit-Detroit ., Kansas CITY l2-ll
innings. This game was won by terrific bat
ting by Kansas City in the last inning, most
OF their hits being punched in that inning.
The following is the standing of the clubs
IN To date.
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PLYMOUTH, N. H., July 81.
Today while Forest Mitchell Of Compton
was attempting to stop . runaway team he
was knocked down, run over, and terribly
crushed. Doctors think he cannot live.
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THE OHIO IDEA

Is that the best tobacco is
\ none too good; and only the
nnest leaf carefully cured and
prepared is used in the man
ulacture of HAPPY THOUGHT
wave " line plug tobacco. Good
cnew or smoke. Free from
sucks and stems. Always
moist. y One trial proves it
,ae W best. See for yourself.
lOc. pieces.
v2od&wly lpd 2pw chgdy nr
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SHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY-a pos
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Cam
ksr Mouth. Sold by Bowditch, Webster &
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THE TURF.
Second Day OF the Summer Meeting at
Mystic Park.

BosroN. July 81
The summer meeting at Mystic Park con-.
tinued today with a good attendance. The
unfinished 2,27 race of yesterday in which
Matte X won two heats. Minnie c. one and
Rysdyk Maid one. was trotted out, Rysdvk
Maid winning in two straight heats. Best
lime 241
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APerfect Nutrient for lNvALIOS
/, a;,her Chronic or Acute Cases.
t5O MEAS for ST 90

,eld by Dtu9Eists-25c., soc, 9l.00
M-A valuable pamphlet entitled
nNeIicai Opirtons on the Nutrition Of In
f,n,s and Invalids. aent free on application.
Wells, Richardson & Co Burlingt gton, VT.
iunelld p4w2p3m
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when Baby was sick. We gave hcr Cassoria,
When she Wa Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Whsn she hsd Children, she gave them Castoria,
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SPORTING,
BASE BALL.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT Lawrence-Brockton Z, Lawrence /.
AT tNewburyport-Boston Blues 6, New
buryport 5.
The following is the standing of the clubs
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
FROM LEWISTON.

Adjourned Annual Meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Lewiston MilIs-A Vote
on Assignment.
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PORTLAND. july 21.

PORTLAND. July 21.
The Canton Lumber Co. has temporarily
suspended. The company is indebted to the
Merchants Bank of this city, and they have
a title to some of the more valuable of the
property. The bank failing to receive salts
factory settlement attached the company's
property at Canton. Mr.. Mann, manager of
the company, was in this city Tuesday, and
was informed by the bank that when settle
ment was made to them ,hat was satisfactory
they would remove the attachments. Mr..
Mann was very sangnine that arrangements
could be made by which it would be possible
to present such statement. In that case
far as the bank is concerned, the compauy's
suspension will be but temporary. The
property of the company is estimated to be
worth from $50, 900 to 100000,
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Scu York Money MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 81.
Money on call continues easy at iIa2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper at 4g5 per cent. Sterling
Exchange continues dull and steady at 1851 .ssl,
Government bonds dnll and steady. Railroad bonds
active.
curities:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-22

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, d. c., July 22.-; A. NJ.
For New England. generally fair weather ;
stationary temperature; variable winds, gen.
erally nor,bwesterly.
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CLAss-Purse of s4oo. divided.

In the 2.24 race for PAGERS five heats were
necessary and each were warmly contested.
There were seven starters but only five An
ished the race. The following is the sum
mary:
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SUIT FOR 100000.
The Canton Lumber COmpany's Property
Attached by the Merchants Bank OF
Portland.
CANTON, July 81.
aterville,

CANTON, July 21.
The Merchants National Bank of Port
land has sued the Canton Lumber Company
for $50 900 and attached their mill. The
mill is closed 1t is probable that the at
tachment will be lifted and the work go on.
The pulp mill is also closed. and when the
steam mill is closed the pulp mill cannot get
f.,.l
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Ladies using our Three
Legged Brand of Yarns are
invited to favor us with their
97plnlons q, regarding the goods.
\ iihey have been pronounced
,he Acme of Perfection. Sold
oy all dealers. Lewis, Brown
No. y Selling Agents, Boston,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hcur..
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A SIRE PREVENTIVE and CURE for
CHOLERA INFANTUM.

pv the use of this predigested and easily assimi-
lid FOOD, fatal results in this dreaded disease can
~ .nrelY prevented.
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mba Most Successful Prepared Food
For NEWBORN INFANTS.

be a.ed with d ~hsn hs ,ns the mener
y p.s.,i,ute for mothers milk
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-04
; AM TX 1sI.

SwaT-. waving. ,tt.y ....s ill- III the sea-
Nr! utsi ts,.h..
G-l..l, rf.- >lIllL5t.t. fi-l.s, .pgIt II slancrs
H.. ia Tie tfy,>.
List, a. ,. ia. druH y I.....gl, ii the never
tbs
Thar -aa maze. in tlp. notion. sme
-'ltt,g Hill VI. 30 u.t klt'W,
A H'ini aa"ar it has To- con les tan. yl,i,Il> up
i...at Bag aso,
By A. -a...-4A, rr,uile motion. slowly. softly
~ a fra
All tia t,lTl If Errk AMI wl>..am IA Is bs-
ia.aI H., IL p, naught,
ClF@, Is. Il, Jar rhlnnsi vision Spanish
49,. a.. l>,usLt,
AMI IT, Ia. bow ialpi /, rount u, and the
raltt ct DREAMY thought.
WHIT i, a.. TRANCE power that holds US
",s .lbHt subtle spell,
Bon. q. ,..,I.t,. ever swayinS, ike the toll
B.. t~il,
Or tit'ta = II the ocean, and the salty
$500, >ntu
Lying . va lincer in the land Of day
i. 81. lri liz,
Drii,kin., H,i. from fancy's fountain,
'lg,.d Il # 'iub I, calm height,
Till th',t sd, frightening shadows warn
u>a.t E,,ns night
sail W. liu- =, >ysrcrly he,,linS how the
LJnl moments ~,
WI Il 'T,f. "e Tor time that passes We IN,
SWARM H. and t'o
With tl..,t mai ,r,uli' motion. swayinc,
sNa nlI suit amt slow
X Il NJ, my Y Mail AMI Express
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Occupa,i.n Ia, Wealthy Young Men.

The truth l., the modern development u
Outdoor -pprts oi all kinds is proving the sal
vatIDtI If the very large class Of wealthy
young men Tine Of the physicians in Bloom.
Ing1ale Insane asylum told me the other day
that The percentage II bIs patients who hal
lot their mind, simply because they hnl
never had any oecupation was startling One
II the patients there, a member u one of New
1pik, I'D families, that reckons It's city
property hJ The ere, sat idle VI h, club win
dow until h" finally concluded that be was
dad ~ thty buricI him IN BlDDlningiale,
where hr mt number Ut his Oh vt Every.
body that knows TIM I,,ople can name three
harmless but more or less VA, lcasant iut~
'Iie-, WIN are regularly invited ~ dinner an,
b. ,0'ial gatherings " all kinds, where their
li!y- = /, jeered At ~ the intea>s delight u
the young people AID without retpon,trau, Q
III the part Of the elderly Brooklyn Eagle
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Gu' "a a., ,>ni.n aud Their Salaries

WErl d. ulhJr dies hi, pay cease, on the
day al o. .., ga. The salary Ut the successor
comm g.. tpdly after the dcceaSe Of the
toriu,fl. ...yrr though the election may not
occur b.. al months. The now member,
in otE .r!., ,!,ln, pay for time he never
served . iuI@r i allowed twenty cents
mica way, 90 lnltl cents "A mile one
way. ,...,,. An heck for the full amount Vt
both 81, u Il, takes la, seat Nc is al
lowe .'.i tor stationery The most
Of tn, .u.,. rUrkcted The members draw
their r.., Ia dllfcreat ways There are
prohlti,i Ittt 81 the present house who let
their .od,r tan into nest eggs. There are
roup.. j .,u. II member, who always over.
draw. ,I,..n,u barrow from the head Of the
bunk t.,., h.lruw on 1T ia advance sums
range. tl..I Slu to sJl, and at the end Of
the Er.t.. 'Auy hav" nothing. The great
m4itt5 Il the member, draw all that is
con,u &, 'n.m at the emf Of each month,
partpu..I litI.r who have their families
with t.r.n. o.IlG ot them ~ yer See an out
side ir ,. hut bet their monthly salaries re-
main. .,,rl u.t" 1t Out in small sums Others
take vet lu.ir .t!aii~ AMI place them in
other ,.'. Eat this Is not done a., much as
formt4. ~. hdntler IT them got caught in
the Il IS ..I hank that broke some time
ago ....f 81 tlyinyinINr- ITO all their iinan
trt>,lul.I t,uk. AMI ,olnc Of them pile
check 90 t,.. l.rh ~ s'aipn IN a single SIS
sion -i.4 IT,. transcript
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TO I..,., a Iran,planted Tree Alive

Som u..,.-t suggests TINT tres after trans
plant ..... h. kept alive l.. turlin- a row
ofhl,,.. Ie... ii.b,i with water. around the
IAk .tiI ...r Tia. roots Of the tree The
mol-tu. ..i.u viii I~rVlate through the
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