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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-06-13
LIFT. BLoxroN, Williamsburg, Va.
THE GRANpEsr BE EVER SAW.

Mr.. w. J. Colmsn, prominet citizen
of Gainesville, Fla, writes the follow
ing under date of Feb. 10, 1890: II
contracted a severe case of Contagious
Blood Poison that gave great deal
of trouble, and baffi.d the physicians
of this place. was finally advised to
try Swift's Specific Is. s. S., and can
say, with great pleasure, that few
bottles of it has entirely cured me. |
have no hesitancy in saving that S. S.
S il the grandest blood medicine
ever saw. and can eheerfully recon-
mend it to any Que suffering IS l was
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
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1t was a waggish physician who ad-
vised man affi cted with kleptomania
to take something for it.
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liberated Sors Throat.

Two years ago I had liberated Sore
Throat, and was 80 weakened and re-
duced in flesh that my friends thought
it impossible for me to recover. ! was
attended by the very best physicians,
but their endesvors to relieve me were
futile. My mother seeing Swift's
Specific IS. s. S. sohighly recommend
ed, decided to give me course of it,
and after taking the first bottle was
greatly relieved, and after taking sew
eral bottles l was entirely cured. l
have not had any signs of return Of
the disease since. ~
Cliff. BLoxroN, Williamsburg, Va.
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THE COLUMBIAN

Is THE BEST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08
HOOdwinklny Farmers,

Il 10 very amusing to note the irrita
ton Of Republicans at the ridicule they
have drawn upon themselves by calling
~ Mckinley tariff bill ga farmers
hu." Long lists of poultry, onions,
eottls and cabbages, as taxed by the new
end old tariff, are published to show
bow nicely the farmer is to be taken care
- but a. beef il exported, and as very
~ fArmers are troubled by European
'eompetition In their truck patches the
ebebeness Of the argument is quite eyi.
Aent, even TO the defenders of MCKINLEY
Jt b hard to explain how higher tariff
- beams, peas, cabbages or poultry will
bring JOY and riches TO the Lancaster
eo0nty farmer, who brings this produces
- our markets or trades il at the coun.
~ store. Even II the exclusion of the
aropean supply should have any other
lSect than the encouragement Of truck
nfsns near the seaboard cities, the few
lonte that might be gained by our
ngnsss would b. trifiing in comparison
~ thslr unnecessary taxes which
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08
PERSONAL.

GOVERNOR TooLE, of Montana, was
married on Wednesday to Miss Lilly Rose
Grams, daughter of General Rosecrans.
Gov. TAYLOR, of Tennessee, has been
telling Grover Cleveland: "1ake no more
cases case in the law. Get ready for the people
They need you.'
PRINCE BISMARCK has decided TO make
rleurichsruhe his future home in prefer
ence 10 his other estates, and has ordered
houses to be erected near the palace for hi 8
clerks and assistants.
ERNEST LYON, the third son of Lord
Strathmore, will soon Join the British
legation at Washington. He is an enthu-
siast In the matter of indoor and outdoor
ainusements, and will probably be a social
lion al the national capital.
NATE FIELD, too, is match for the au,o-
graph memo; First she asks: Are YOU
writes in the album, "Ths snbscri,,,inn sne
price OF Kate Fields Washington is oniv
sayear. Yours truly, Kate Field" ''
EX-JUDGE WEST, an Ohio Repuhlic,r
orator, known as the "Blind Man Flo.
quent," broke down completely befora |.
crowded house In Pittsburg on Wednas'
day. He had forgotten every line of his
address. He could not even gather his
thoughts long enough to make an off hand
speech. The ex-iudge Is 20 years old and
this is the first time he has ever failed.
SENATOR EDMuNDs, of Vermont, Is con-
hned to his bed with severe attack of
rheumatism, following heavy cold, which
ne contracted last Sunday. As he has been
IN poor health for several months n a.
thought he will be unable TO return to the
Senate for some time.
SArIAIS GEORGE BROUGHT, of Carlisle.
Who died last Friday, bequeathed $1,000 10
the board OF education Of the Reformed
seminary at Lancaster, to be known as the
ueorge Brought legacy, the interest TO be
applied 70 the education of worthy young
,he hen l, nos sne ministry. This is bequest to
70 the college whether the tuition is % psid
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Congress IL 20 rcckloSIy ulstrlDuting In
pensions.
Another point Of interest TO the far.
mers Is the increased duty on agricul-
tural implements which are largely ex-
ported and for which Mr.. Farquhar, Of
York, has been asking more liberal legis-
lation In order that exports might Ike
Increased. II Is q marvellous fact that
agricultural machinery made In America
is sold cheaper for export than It Is sold
for home use. Our farmers, who pay
tariff to support the industry, pay more
for their machines than foreigners who
buy from the same works. The Engi-
neeriag and Mining journal publishes
on the first OF each month an Export sup
plement with this announcement "Dis-
counts are for export only" Several
other trade journals published In
New York are not allowed. to- effcii-
late In this .Hountry~ because the
prices quoted are considerably lower
than large dealers could buy for In this
country. For example, an all steel plain
cultivator selling for $7.20 In these
United States IL sold for $3.50 to for
eigners. This singular state Of things sug-
gests that II II were not for the protec-
tive duty of As per cent, which the Nc
Kinley bill increases, the American
farmer might buy his American made
machinery as cheap as the foreigner
does. II Is not only a small surplus OF
our home factories that Is thus sold
abroad, but in 1889 our exports of agri-
cultural implements and machinery
were worth $l,2I6,076. II h argued
that the lower export prices are due TO
the drawbacks allowed on foreign raw
materials used, but many of the dis
counts are on goods In which foreign
materials are not used, and Mr. Farqu-
har says that the drawback provision Is
almost dead letter. because IL requires
the article TO bo wholly Of foreign ma
terial and involves too much annoyance
and delay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08
IVAN HoUTEN'S COCOA.
THE FAMED COCOA OF EUROPE,
THE COMING ONE OF AMERICA.
Household Words All over Europe.
VAN HOUTEN'S
Cocoa
Best and Goes Farthest."

Now that It's manufacturers are draw
ing the attention of the American pub
lie to this first and, ever since its inven-
ton, the best of all cocoas, II will soon
be appreciated here az well as elsewh here
all over the world. All that the manu-
facturcrs request Is simply one trial, or,
still better, comparative test with
whatever other cocoa ii may be then
VAN HoUTEN's Cocoa itself will con-
vince everyone of its great superiority.
II is because Of this that the English
paper Hsdlth, says: "Once tried, al
ways used.'
18-To avoid the eyl effects of Teas aud
Coffee, use constantly VAN HoUTEN'S co.
GOA, which il a STRENGTHENED of the
NERVES and refreshing and nourishing
beverage. lt2)
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Democratic invective has no more effect
upon him than bird shot upon decoy
duck, and perhaps his readiness TO serve
In that capacity Is part Of deliberate plan
to excite Democratic members TO futter
down to the line Of fire OF the Republicans,
who try TO make sensations over war senti-
ments, and love to represent the Southern
congressman as iire-eaters. How II would
rejoice the soul of Mr. Reed II he could got
some Southern Democrat to send him
regular old-fashionod challenge to duel, or
threaten him with personal chastisemont
for his insolence!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

THE fourth state sanitary convention,
under the auspices Of the state board of
health, will be held on Friday and Satur-
day at Norristown. General Hastings will
speak on the sanitary lessons of the Johns
town flood, and many prominent sanitary
engineers and physicians will read essay 3
and join in the discussions. Among the
topics to be handled are "the publication
sf drinking water, the disposal of garbage,
sewerage and drainage, sanitary defects in
factories, school hygiene, the harmonious
development of physical and mental
powers, the necessity for early diagnosis
of communicable diseases aud their i'm
mediate report to the health authorities"
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from fund or from tho students pocket,
except that free education may increase
the number Of candidates for the ministry.
field that In theory can not be over
crowded.
Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND has bought
three lots at Branston Bluffs, Plymouth
county, Massachusetts. The property lies
about eight miles south OF Plymouth, and
commands q magnificent ocean view. The
survey. of the proposed Plymouth a
Bourndale railroad runs not far from II,
which fact has lately given an impetus 10
the sale Of lots. This spot IL the scene OF
w. D. Howells' story, CDR. Brecn's Prac.
tice." On a clear day the tip end OF Cape
Cod can be clearly seen from the spot. A
few people have already built summer
cottages there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

A REisrs.
sSHeadquartcrs for Blooker's Dutch Cocoa.
ASK for Sample. IL has no Equal. TryIL Bee
Nsm Fra for Biggest Bargains IN Fruits ever
Saturday. Then take up the Eranlinsr and see
cRASKEssas 5. Fresh Nie.Nacs for sc.
DRIED CORN-2O bbls Fine Evaporated
Dried Corn at o bs for 25c. Thisis q big bargain.
IL cost some one much more money TO evapO-
rate IT,. but their loss will be your gain.
CORALlNE-Coraline at and l0c pack is a
Wheat Germ, oat Meal and Rolled Oats, 9 ns
Rice at 8, 8 and lOc y n.
Jelly In buckets, a bargain, 81.
Fine natural colored Pickles, &c Y doz
Eight tubs good sweet Butter at l5c y b by
Tea and Coffee at prices that win cause you
4 sanborn's famous roasted c0ffees. Ask ior
them ana you will always have uniform cof-
caustic NJ sodS~Sc y Ii in boxes and 7c in ket-
ties.
Gnldens Finest Horse Radish Favored Mus
Eli Fine , Foreign Gig Cocoa Nuts ut o and &C..
Carload Fine and Coarse Salt at wholesale
prices Piled on side pavement, convenient for
Wall brushes, Hand Scrubs and Brooms at all
Garden and Flower seeds--fresh and all war
ranted to be new.
Flake and Pearl TapiOca, new, 3 ib for 25c
Candy at 8 and l2lac 2 n. Large beans, Sc p qt
Green Peas, &c at. 1entils. Split Peas, HON..
my and Finest Beans Olives, Mushrooms,
Picked Oysters, French Mustard, High Grade
Catsup, French Peas in bottles. Drisy and Dur
KEGS Salad Dressing, Mushroom Catsup, Bot
ea Mars ana and hss
Spiced CLANS, Shrimps and Oysters, Clam
Juice. Oyster Bouillon, Clam Chowder, Bottled
mon Stock. Extract OF Beef, Fruit Juices, Fruit
Jams, Spanish and French Pickles, &C., &c.
AnchOvy and Bloater Paste, POtted and Dew
He'd Meats, Parmesan Cheese and all kinds Of
Sardines.
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&1anatst ojser's.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. May 9, 1880.
In the matter Of Mems Shirts
to measure we mean to stand
in Philadelphia as Charvet, Pim-
bert, and Doucet stand in Paris,
and as Beale & lnman, and
Browning, Of Bond street, stand
in London. We have had this
thought in mind for years.
Now the realization has come.
If any Shirt cutter in town
knows the necessities and nici-
ties Of the business, Mr.. Chas.
T. Fem is the man. He has
had twenty-five years expert
ence right here in Philadelphia.
The work he does is as certain
to be right as a gold piece is
when it drops from a die at the
mint. Mr.. Fem is with us T;
the facilities Of the house are at
his command. OF course there
can be but one result-the art
Of Shirt making in its highest
possible development. A trial
order will show you what we
can do.
Chestnut street side, with mems furnishings.
Fifty feet more Of counter
for the little-priced Hosiery.
Had to give it. What wonder,
when half or more is to be
saved on sturdy Stockings for
women and children
Chestnut street side, west OF main aisle.
Another handful from the
new Muslin Underwear. You
get fair notion OF the whole
stock in this way.
Skirts:
AtSis5 cents.
Fine Muslin, wide embroidered ruflc,
clusters of piaits
Fine Muslin, wide Hamburg rua,e, s plaits.
Gowns
At65 cents
Fine Muslin, Mother Hubbard yoke of s
clusters OF plaits each, Hamburg edge ON
neck and sleeves.
ATS cents
Fine Cambria, 2 rows Of Hamburg inser-
ton between plaits on yoke, fine edge
neck and sleeves.
Drawers:
AtD cents
Fine Muslin, hem and 2 large and small
plaits above.
Ans cents
Fine Muslin, ,hemslitchcd embroidered rufne
and 10 plats.
Corset covers:
Ata5 cents
Fine Muslln,.v front, trimmed with Ham
burg edge. Another lot this morning.
AtsI.s5
Fine Cambria, v front and back, trimmed
with fine Hamburg insertion, edge and
beading.
Second floor. Juniper street side Four elevl-
tors.
Large variety best Lowell
extra Super Ingram Carpet at
Csc a yard-the lowest price
we ever heard of for these
goods.
The China Mating at So the
roll of 40 yards is unusual
value. Full assortment of
every grade from IS to 6oc-
more than two hundred pat
terms. You won't find such a
variety in any store in this
town or any other town in
America.
Second floor, Market street side.
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gruttstrp.
hK. NATHoRsT, DENTIST.

i Nh. NATHoRST, DENTIST.
II - CENTRE SQUARE.
Filling Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe-
clalties. New Sets made, broken ones hended
and remodeled. Teeth inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
10 Dentistry will receive prompt attention, at
very Moderate Terms. Remember that DR.
Naihorst is the ONLY Dentist In this county
who Is graduate Of Medicine az well us of Dom
tistry. an advantage that Is obvious.
mar3-lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

Every Person To Be Real success
In this life must have a speciality; that Ia. must
concentrate the abilities OF body and mind on
some one pursuit. Burdock Riood Bitfers have
their speciality as n complete and radical cure
Of dyspepsia, ana liver and kidney affections.
sold In Lancaster by W. 7. Hoch, l37 and l39
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08
,rrufh Crlshad To Earth

ls bound TO rise. Crowd down and smother the
truth as you may concerning 7homds iEfecfyic
on, yet the facts Will rise up that 10 IL one Of the
best remedies for aches, sprains and pains that
has ever yet been invented. Sold In Lancaster
by W. 4. Hoch, 1877 and 1870 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

THE visit Of our squadron of evolution
TO Lisbon at the time of the excitement be-
tween Portugal and England seems to
have proved n fine advertising dodge for
our shipbuilders. Cramp Il Sons bave for
warded to tho Portuguese government bids
and plans for the construction of four new
steel cruisers for the Portuguese navy.
The boilers and engines of these ships are
closely similar to those of tho Baltimore,
and the Cramps have some hope that this
first attempt Of American shipbuilders to
compete for foreign war ships may be sue
cessful. On account of hostility to England
the competition of British builders in these
contracts is removed, but the French or
Germans may be able to greatly underbid
our shipbuilders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

THE city fathers of select council passed
an ordinance establishing board of health
and common council Is to hold a special
meeting and will doubtless concur. In the
ordinance appropriating public funds for
the year a thousand dollars is given to the
board OF health. II Is gratifying to find
the councilmen at last yielding to the
urgent and forcible arguments for the need
of a health board, and tho city can be CON
graduated that long neglect in this particu-
lar has not been punished by an epidemic.
Lives might have been saved II our city
rulers had not been so eager to save this
thousand dollarsa a year; for lack of cleanli.
ness the use of foul we'll water and bad
sewage are the cause of great deal of sick
ness that would be easily prevented by "A
board Of health. 1t is well that this action
has been taken before the heat of summer,
so that the board may have the city in con-
dition tor the warm weather.
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For Sole or Arut.

NOR RENT-HANDSOME FRONT ROOM
~ on I'd floor, No. ~ West King street; finest
location IN the city for office or light business.
Inquire Of W. w. AMOS,
m2O-ud Alters Gallery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

THE convention of American Mechanics,
in session at Harrisburg. adopted resolu-
tions on Wednesday evening, declaring
alarm at the attack made on the public
school system. That there Is an alarming
attack will be news to most people. They
further resolved that "the abandonment
OF the reading of the Bible in the
schools lessons the morality of our
young people, and deprives thousands $
OF the knowledge of Supreme Being"
They "urge the members of the order to
vote for no man for Office that Is opposed
to the perpetuity of our public school
system and public institutions; that is in
favor of using our public funds for sec
tartan purposes, and to the union ofchurch
and state. That we are opposed to foreign
interference, directly or indirectly, in the
affairs of our government. F" All this
hullabaloo seems quite unnecessary, as
any politician who might declare himself
In favor of the things denounced would
commit summary political suicide.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

ArBuHskS.
Special Bargains.
SEE WHAT you CAN BUY FOR q CENTS.
lcans Good Corn, 2lc.
4cans Good Black berries, 25c.
lcans Strawberries, &c.
ms Dried Peaches 25c.
4quarts Dried Apples, 2lc.
cans Good String Beans, &c.
Scans Whortleberries, 30.
Scans Cherries, &c.
Scans Tomatoes, 24c.
ms California Raisins, 25c.
Bs Figs, 25c.
4quarts Green Peas, DC.
2bs California Egg Plums, &c.
bs Evaporated Peaches, &c.
ms Sponge Water Crackers, 25c.
bs Rice, 25c.
bs Rice, 25c.
hs Choice Carolina Rice, 2jc.
bs Best Lump Starch, 25c.
Ms Lump Starch, 2jc.
Ms Rolled Oats, 2G,
0 ms Oat Meal, 25c.
5Schumacker Rolled Avena, Z5c.
g lbs Cracked Wheat, 2jc.
A full line Of the best Groceries In the city,
BURSK'S GROCERY,
NO. II EAST KING STREET.
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Ask for VAN HoUTEN's CoooA-take no
other. ~
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DARrlCuI.AR ATTENTION PAID TO
Il Model Making, Patterns, Drawings and
Blue Prints, at prices reasonable at JOHN
BtSTS, 3S3 East Fulton street, m7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-08

INJECroRS, RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAN
i cock Inspirations and Electors Eberman
inleciors, all in stock, ut JOHN BEsTS, 1913
East fuit,ns street. m7-tid
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D'apres de nombreux resultats
obtenns, Ia race canine semble Sc
prefer particulierement bien aux
efets de Ia selection. Vous voulez
un bichon, nous dit rElerear, il sui.
fra de qoelQues generations pour
lie fabrlquer $ vous auriez d'autre
part, des colosses, chtens geants
que vous pourriez, eir IA fantastic
vOus en- prenait, METRE dams les
brancards dune petite voiture.
On est justemeas occupe a vous les
c%onstruire; les geants sont sur lie
meter, chaque generation n%ouvelle
ajoute en- taille ct Ell poids q celle
qui la pr6cedait. On await cru que
lie fameux Plinlimmon avec ses ZIG
livres etait a jamais la derniere
expression du gigantesque. On
await evidemment conpie sans
Influence du climat ct de- la yiande
britannique. Plinlimmon est AMOUR.
d'hui considerablement distance ;
il Went d'etre rejoint en- Amerique
par un antre Saint-B Bernard, Watch,
vendu CONNIE lui quelque chose
CONNIE $4,000 francs ct Qui pesait
au moment de s'eDbarquer 226
livres ct mesurait IS centimetres a
lepaule. Et nous ne somnles qh,au
debut de cette tres curieuse Trans.
formation il ny a pas quinze ans
que lie premier Saint Bernard a fait
son aPparitlon en- Angleterre. Est.
il temeraire de prevoir des -mainte-
naut la prochaine apparitiou du
CHEN de trait ct du Saint Bernard
de selle, qui portera sur. So robuste
echine, CONNIE le plus solide DIES
pOneys, les petits amateurs des che.
vauchees originalesf
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Sous les ilas

I'm curieux incident s'est produit
recemment q Ia gare du chemin de
fer de Pennsylvania, a Jersey City,
au moment on nn train de luxe
allait partir.
On a beaucoup remarque dams
la gare, parmi les voyageurs atten.
dant lie depart du train, un homme
dan certain age, q la mise elegante
ct aux allures d'nn banquier GU
dun agent de change, tenant
maladroitement d'ahleurs, dams
ses denx MAINS IN enorme ct
magnifQue bouquet de branches
de lilas en- 1eur. A cote de &c
parsonage, qui paraissait reelie.
ment embakrasse de sou bouquet
bien quill parAt le serrer de toutes
ses forces comme sill ent GRANT
qu'aucune des branches ne sen
detachat, SO trouvait un individu 4
Ia demarches lonrde ct aux allures
grossieres, qai ne le qnittait pas
dune semelle. Mails les femmes
qui SO trouvaient Ia, ct il y On await
p%lusieurs ct jeunes ct jolies, ne
pouvaient detacher leurs regards
lu bouquet qn'elles contemplaient
avec convoitise. "Quelie sera hen.
reuse, se disaient- Giles, celle & oui
il lie porte ~ Dependant lorsque le
signal de monter en- wagon q 6t6
donne, ct tandis qve les deux
honmes se dirigeaient pr3cipitam.
ment vers lie wagon des fumeurs,
ces danes ont pu spercevoir, sous
les branches de Iilas, deux brace.
let's 6t;ncelants, en- acier, ct rete-
nant Pun q raHtre les poignets de
celui qui portrait le bouquet. C'e.
talent des menottes! .
L'homme IA bouquet de lilas,
avec lequel il cherchait q cacher
ses menOttes, 6tait On dangereux
escrOc r6cemnlent cOndamn6 aux
travaux forces, ct qu'an agent du
sheriff conduisait all penitencler.
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I'm ecrivain commence mn
roman qui doit amener a lui gloire
fortune ct honneufs.
II commence en- haut dun enorme
cahier de papier blanc:
glamour. 49,"
-Arr6te tot Ia, lni dit IN con-
frere. tn es shr de ne METRE que
des betises apres!
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire. nous
somines q meme d'executer tons les onvrages
typographiques qui nous ser0nt comics Les
bres diavocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
factnres, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, ETC., seront imprimcs dams le plus bre-
delai ct q des prix quI defient toute concur
renee.