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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23
Respectfully,
Mrs. MARY f. PETERSON d Go

VI L
Children, are the coupons off the
bonds of matrimony? They should
be we'll cared for and wrapped in
garments of the FINEST MATERIALS,
such as you will find at a
A. +. JOHNSON & Co.'S.
When Beans and Berries are ready
for picking call at T. NJ. FerrelPs for
basket.
Be sure and call on NJ. Hanstein.
lie Is selling cheaper and better
Pants Cloth, Hats, Shoes and Cloth
ing, than can be bought this side of
New York.
Don't forget that ". r. King 8
60. arc still living and keeping at the
same old stand. When you come TO
tewa come in and say howdy if you
: don't buy.
When North M. Hanstein bough
all goods in case los, All can row
be sold at New York cost by
NJ. HANsTFIN
Getting hot! Milk Shakes vii
soon be ready at
w. r.. KING & cos.
Al fine blooded fast Horse TO b
sold Tuesday OF Court. See adyel
tisement in another column by
M. M. KILLETT.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23

DIR. ID. s. Harmon now at Red
Springs expects to be here soon,per
haps next week. He Is a Russian.
Scientific Opthalmic 0ptician. He
Is not specific pedler. He exam
ines the eyes to see what they need
whether both are alike or not and
make glasses to correct the precise
defect OF each eye. If you have
trouble n2etting glasses to suit you
or ii you have any defect Of theeyes
you should have hi IA t, examine
your eyes. The newspapers speak
well of his work where he has BEEN
Sanford Express, March 10th.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23

kinston, y. G. Noy. %. 1889.
II affords me great pleasure to state
that have been using. for the last
twelve months. a ,,air of DIR. Harmon's
Brazilian Psbblesh and have had Iaore
pleasure and comfort in them than any
eye glasses / ever used. They do not
hurt or draw the eye at all.
JSo. GRAY RYNUM.
|. the undersigned do recognize The
signature of Jno. Gray Bynum as being
his proper handwriting, and do GRITTY
that he is at this time Judge of theSupe-
fior Court of North Carolina
Witness my hand and official seal at
Office IN kinston. ~ C..
This The 23d day of November. 1889
T.. w. BIZZELL.
Clerk Superior Court.
of Leneir County. Y. C..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT
How TO Advertise.

g.. do not wish large advertisements, but
puraber 81 small ones for a year. 1t Il not
-rz: but TINE that we prefer.
RATES
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23

Dnr year; II -
-E months, -
Four months, 80
Wants. business Locals, Reading Notices,
tsrI,. etc.. will be inserted ut ten cents per
lime .-iN worlds 70: first insertion and at i've
.aut. per line for each subsequent insert on.
obituaries published free il not more than
fen lines. ,>iXty Words; five cents for each
aIIf,iunal line six words cacb) This charge
- made. IL you will see, simply Is Il check
on length.
communications discuss.dg the topics of
fu,. day. Il 10 the point and briefly expressed
,y,Ii hr published in column headed "A Foo
ram Of Public Opnion.'
communications containing strictly News
item, win always be welcomed and publish
rd with pleas are. by sending such news
item. frequently you will help both your
community and the paper.
when YOU wlsh your address changed, give
old ~ well H. new office.
Address all communications and business
letters 30
THE CAUCASIAN, Clinton, y. G..
Matters Of a private nature should bt
marked Personal and addressed to
MARION BUTLER,
Clinton, y. e.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23
KINsTON, N. c., Dec. 4, 1890.

kINSTON, N. u, Dec. 4, 1871.
DIR. D. S. HARMON, Dear ir:--I
take pleasure in informing you that
my sister has very greatly improved
in seeing and has been entirely re-
lieved OF pain in TEMPLES since using
your eyeglasses. Before securing
the glasses she hail almost given up
reading and the practice of music,
ON account of blurs coming before
the eyes, and great pain in the eyes
and in the temples. Having now
used the glasses for two weeks, she
feels almost ertirely cured. With
much respect / am yours gerry truly,
w, d: POLLOCK.
Witness my hand and official seal.
this the 9TH day of December, 1889.
E. w. BIZZELL,
(SEAL.) Clerk Superior Court.
TARBORo; N. c., March 81, 80.
DR.. d. S. Harmon, the, Optician,
has been in our town months, and
Judging from his work 1 am sure he
is we'll qualified for his business. His
instrumental device for testing de-
fects of vision seems to be based on
scientific principles.
JULIAN M. BAKER, NJ. ID.
DR.. Baker was secretary of the
Medical Board of North Carolina al
the time the reference to DR.. Har.
mon was given.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23
PAID READING NOTICES.
THE RUSSIAN oPrIcIAS

III Cards and Reading Notices can be In.
serted under this head fer 10 cents per lire,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23
McDANTEIs.

Died, on Tuesday, the 18th, Mr..
James b. Highsmith, aged 50 years
ald six months. He was one of our
oldest citizens.
The infant son OF Mr.. Frank Vann
died on Friday.
Mr.. ]. +. Butler is at the Univer
s'ty of North Carolina taking the
Teachers course.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23
AlINGO.

Died, Mr.. III. j. Jackson, on last
Saturday, aged about So years. He
had been suffering with neuralgia of
the heart. He leaves wife and five
children
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23

Coming 10 court next week, come
in and see the new store and goods
of W. II. DUNCAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23

Mr.. j. f. Phillips has been
NOMINATED FOR Mayor Of Dunn.
When will Clinton hold a conven-
ton 10 nominate man?
THE CAUCASIAN will not publish
kilograms or letters, pnrporting to ful-
nish news, unless signed by some re-
sponsiblc party whom we know.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-23

I'VE were glad TO see Mrs. War
rem johnson, who has been suffering
with rheumatism, out again. Yes
terday was the first time she has been
able to be out since December.
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LECTURE AT EMMA HALL.

DR.. Hammond leeturcd Friday night at
Emma Hall, taking for his theme the
Sayior's prayer, in Johns Gospel, SO That
they all may De one." He said, among
other things, there is not so much differ
ence between the ancient Egyptian
hieroglyphics and the printing of to-
day; not so much difference between the
old fashioned stage coach mode of trav-
cling and the modern lightning express
steam engine; not so much difference
between light and darkness, as there is
between the way in which the Gospel is
preached to-day and the way it was
preached 1900 years ago. The wild cry
OF apostatizing Corinthians is being re-
peated to-day. Men are blinded to Cos
pei truth.\ Here in Honolulu, their
theory IS no more denominations, vet
they speak louder with their purses.
On Thursday evening, he SAID, one OF
our ministers went to him and asked if
he were going TO start Baptist church
here. The question astouished the lee
turer, for wherever ne had travelled or
labored he had done his utmost to have
all the people do away with sectarian-
ism, destroy man-msde creeds and take
the Bible alone for their guide. Christ
gave no uncertain sound when He pray
ed ''that they all may be one" Paul
followed with no uncertain sound by
nipping sectarianism in the bud" Is
Christ divided? Was Paul erucifed for
you,r etc. Sectarisnism is the lie germ
OF the great apostacy, and yet there are
shoals OF creeds and creed-makers; and,
as though there were not divisions
enough in Honolulu, the managing COM
mittee OF the Y. ". c. A. employ and
paw large salary to man who is actu-
ally az serving his first year as travel
ing Methodist preacher, and as such is
as good SIS sworn 10 preach the doctrines
or creed OF the Methodist Church, and
thus build up q new sect, while be
{" patiently worries through his duties as
secretary OF tie Y. n c. A." The
world will never be converted so long as
men preach . Accept our creed and cast
in your lot with US" The Bible con-
dennis sects. Let one and all, in every
thing that pertains TO religions, speak
where the Bible speaks, and be silent
where the Bible Is silent, then the
Savior's prayer viii be answered-"they
all will be one" Unity Of faith and not
unitv OF opinion is what God requires.
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equally impossible for ne to believe that
the language referred to could have been
used in my presence by a man 10 whom
l was atieniively listening, and have
no recollection q il the next morning.
Furthermore, believe / know the
editors Snd reporters Of both papers, and
feel pretty sure that none of them were
present at the meeting last Friday even
lnS-unleSS they remained outside where
/ could nos see them. | eoaclade. there
fore, that some officioas sni miSchievous
outsider probably sn enemy Of Or.
Hammond and no Trend TO Mr.. Peck
snd the SNciesy he REPRESENTATIVES, fur
nished these gsrhled reports, calculated
TO hit both WAYS, Snd STIR up contention
and III viii where there should, be
friendly cooperation. Possibly there
may be no conscious malice. We occs-
Sionslly find persons SO morally deficient
znd metal V out OF joint IS to consider
the scattering OF fire-hrSnds legitimate
sport From 2ll such. o; whatever color,
condition or creed, may we be delivered.
Trusting you viii ind space for the
shove, and thanking YOU in advance for
your courtesy, subscribe myself, very
truly, one or IHE CoSGRSGATfoS.
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TONED tester, ior the reason ths, il was
used and recommended by the SSr
Francisco RoSui al Underwriters.
From this | am convinced that this
tester Is Implied by the Act, Snd il has
hen with this apparatus that all official
tests have been made since my Sppoint'
msnt-
The principal objection 10 this :o,m q
apparatus Is tbs: j; requires the passing
from time 10 time OF $ lighted taper over
the surface Of the oil contained in the
cup.
There Is no douh, but that the lighted
tSper hesfs the immediate suriSce o. the
oil bavond the temperature OF the lower
portion, which registers on the thermo-
meter,
This surface finn, If it were possible 70
take the temperature OF, would no doubt
be found 10 he iron five 20 eight degrees
above the temperature oS the balance Of
the oil, thus giving sn unequal test
With this form Of tester haste or cSre-
lessneSS on the part OF the operator or
the too frequent application OF the
lighted taper 10 the surface Of the OIL vii.
hring on s fash before the OIL has
reSched the point where an inflsmmsh!s
vSpor Is given OF. On the other hSnd,
oy Withholding the taper Tor some time
the oil may be pushed 70 high tsmperS-
ture before il viii fash.
Testing by this method Is no true in
dicStion Of the real safety or burning
quality Of an oil. for in the diSiillaiion,
an oil can be run 50 much heavier In
density that il viii hold in suspension,
the more volatile or infl2mmshle por-
tons, until s high temperature is
reached.
The Electric Tester possesses the adj
yzntSSe that the tests made with II are
under zn Circumstances uniform and
accurate. By this j would not mean
that al teSis mere would agree with the
tests made in New York or San Fran
cisco. Allowance mESt be made ior
difference in bSromeiric' pressure, etc.
The flashing Is doRe by Sn eleetric
spzrk, which Is always az the same dis
tSnce from the sUrisce q the OIL, instan-
tsneo1S IN It's action snd radiS;eS no
hest 10 the Sarfsoe q the oil.
This Is the only machine adopted by
the New York Produce Exchange n
lS79 s. the official tester. and has been
used continuously by them since ihzt
time
TIE Electric Tester. II adopted, viii
pzSs oils which If tested by the old tester
would fash below lis degS. Fahrenheit
This viii no; imply that the oils are
unsafe. On the contrary, Ii will provide
ior $ good burning snd perfectly safe OIL
Tests then made here viii agree (near-
~ with those abroad, Sni the great
v2riSnca heretofore existing, on account
Of the difference in appliance used, will
cease 70 exist.
In view Of the foregoing iscts, l do not
hesitate to recommend 70 the Govern
nent the adoption OF the I" Ssybolt Elec-
the Tester . IS the official appliance for
testing oils entering this Kingdom.
have the honor 70 be
Your Excelleney's obedient servant,
Csc. W. Smith,
Inspector Of Kerosene OIL.
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TIE Custom House returns, showing
the exports Tor the three months ending
September 50, prepared by Deputy
Collector &. Z. Bozrimzn, are published
II smother column. The export Of sugar
from January - September 50 have
been over Isl, 600 tons 20, olO, s79 lbs
OF larger than the entire crop q the yesr
1880. II now Sppesrs probable that the
sugar export io- 1891 VIII exceed 10000
tens.
Inc figures IL the nee column show :
large izlIing Of, and 81 apparent decline
II nee culture. This, however, Is no:
the case, 23d the quantity produced this
yeSr Is undoubtedly larger than tbs: q
zDy previous yezr. The demand TO sup
Ply ibe wants Of over 5000 Chinese znd
japanese nov in the country has very
largely increased, snd probably snounts
- tiieen millions q pounds annually.
The value o. OH exports for the third
g8Sr:er hiss fallen about one-haH over
the sinilzr periods for 1870 and 1882,
owing 20 the decline IN the value O;
sugar. II 1S0o II VS. $, 4l7 ,O9o: this
year II Is s., -, 54S.
Other exports show the ususl vzris-
lions iron previous yeSrs-
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ME. IoR:-Ihe report OF DR.. Ham
mond's Friday evening address, which
appeared in Saturday mornings ADyEE-
TIsEs, represents the speaker as having
made certain statements concerning the
Y u. c. 4. and It's Secretary. NJ.
Peck, which, 1 confess, I read with
great surprise.
This surprise was due 10 Two causes.
In the first place: the attack, Tor II can
be called nothing less. was, as reported,
not only ungentIsmanly. to say nothing
o. its being unchristian, but II Ess based
On lsrepreSes1taton, and so lar as
appears, was altogether unproyoked and
unczlled for. In the second place, vas
present throughout the whole Of the
meeting in question, listened attenGyely
% everything that was said, and was
morally certain that DR.. Hammond
neither used the language attributed 10
him, nor anything resembling Il /: and
furthermore, that he made no allusion to
Mr.. Peck's UNCONVENTIONAL connection.
his intended calling In life, or MS being
virtually pledged 70 work Tor sectsrisn
ends. The particular expressions which
were emphasized by being put in quota
ton marks, and thereby made 10 appear
as exact reproductions Of the speakers
words we're, TO the best Of my recollec-
ton, pure fabncarions. Unless nv
memory Of s matter not twelve hours old
was altogether at fault, the discrepancy
vas too great to be accounted for BY any
superstition Of careless reporting or
clumsy summarizing, and the use Of the
quotation marks was inconsistent with
such theory.
On reaching home in the evening and
taking up the Bulletin, naturally look
ed to find some denial from Dr. Ham
mond or some contradiction from some
other quarter, but found none. On the
contrary, 70 my further surprise, found
q report Of the meeting substantially |
identical With thai which had appeared |
IN the ADVERTISER
Il Is impossible TO believe that our two
daily papers combined 10 misrepresent |
Dr. Hammond BY putting words in his
meath which be did not utter. Il il ]
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-06

IL connection with the announcement
Q; the Minister Of Finance that the Say
bolt Electric Tester viii hereafter be
Gsed IN testing kerosene oils, the follow
ING correspondence on the subject VIII
indicate the reason why the change has
been made There can be no doubt that
y Is an improvement on the 2ntieuated
method heretofore in use here.
HoSoIULU, HI, Sept. II, 1891.
HIS ExCHLEScY J. Morn SxITH. MINIS
EEE or finance.
Sir: In compliance With the request
made during g conversation. relating to
the s6visability O. adopting officially
EhSt Is known IS the ~>zybolt Electric
Tester for the purpose OF testing kero-
Sens OILS impaired into this kingdom.
oeg % submit NY views OF and experi-
Dents with the testers now and hereto
lore II Use, IS compared with the ssEiec-
zic"
Seetioa I q the Act OF 1890 states. IN
regard 70 kerosene oil. after being in
specied and tested IN the most approved
manner and With the most approved zp-
pllAneess shall ignite or evaporzte any
1nr2nm2ble y2por At any temperature
below lis degrees Fahrenheit
Fron the above II would appear that
the Ac< does not provide thai any
particular apparatus OF appliance should
Be used.
1ne fact Is, however, that from the
date Of the first Act relative TO kerosene
o., approved Nay, 1855, up to the time
q the passage Of the present Act, what
: koosn ss the Tzgliabue Open Gun
Tester had been used by the Marshal,
IRE Marshal and several importers, and
la ne Ho0olulu Board q Underwriters,
e s1on the natter Of RISING the testing
"a neen refered By the Coumittse Of
Ne Aepzlatzres selected the ahovenen-
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BENSON SMITH & CO., Agents.

Mr.. Thomas Bate, Editor of The Graphic,
Texarkana, Arkansas, has found what he
believes to be the best remedy in existence
for the hux. His experience is well worth
remembering. He says: last summer I
had a very severe attack OF hux. tried
almost every known remedy, none giving
relief. Chambelain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9r Remedy was recommended to me.
purchased bottle and received almost
immediate relief. / continued to use the
medicine and was entirely cured. 1 take
pleasure in recommending this remedy to
any person suffering with such disease,
as in my opinion it is the best medicine in
existence" % and 30 cent bottles for sale
by all Dealers.
BENSON SMITH d CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-06
VERDICT BEFORE TRIAL

On Wednesday l2St, September -, We
announced that NJ. Aseu had been ST.
resse3 81 the suit Of s1ndry Chinese in
migrants by the Psctol0s, Snd that the
examination Is set for the Sih inst.
l; : generally considered proper by
81 reputable journals to Sbstsin from
comment, OF 81 81 events from express
Ing any decided opinions, pro Or con, on
Any mztser before the Courts Of lzS
while sill sub judice.4 How lar Ks
Lee Is governed by the wholesome rule
nSy Dc seen OF the same page IS that
O. which lis political platform Is set
forth N is issue Of September 50.
Here Is S case in which the frss hesr-
lng has not YET been hsd. The very
complaint has not ye. been made public,
rO- is particulars formulated, yet in the
paper named, the eonplsinants are
spoken Of IS poor deluded Chinese,
whose eyes have been opened TO the in
$4,000 - A-C-- - CC--tC-4l II y 4-l4S
with their treatment here. Has the
nan who wrote the shove seen the said
agreements, &1d does he know zny
thing q the treatment which be thus
prsjudgeS2 The defendant Is sbused
beforehand. The shipping Of the men
IN China Is described by one who ezn
Know nothing shout It, IS the " dizboli-
ca system przcticed by the agents Of the
Sugar Bzroas- The four men that
IS-riicipzteS snd allows such practise
,sie. are probably the late Ministers.
Again, " the PzctoluS ooolie slaves
have revOlted." Is it any wonder that
one who writes in that style should find
The laws o. libel, contempt Of Court, etc,
too stringent for his approval.
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0FFICE or THE Board OF FIRE UNDEE-l
WRITERS OF Honolulu,
SaD-emhar 81 1891 \

OFFICE or rRE BoARD OF FIRE UNDEk-l
WRITERS OF Honolulu,
September 50, 1921.
HIS E1CELENCY J. NOTES.-THE, MINIS
TEE OF FINANCE, ErC., ETC, HoSo-
LULU.
SIR: have the honor to own the ne
CAPT OF Your Excellency's communics-
ton Of the 18th instant, covering letter
Of Mr.. Geo. ". Smith, inspector Of kero-
sene oil. recommending the use OF the
''SSybolt Electric Tester" s. the official
appliance for testing oils entering this
kingdom
In conformity with Your EIcelleney's
request, have submitted the above
letter and the whole subject TO the Board
Of Fire Underwriters at special meeting
held to-day, and am pleased to say that
the Board, after due consideration, has
no hesitation TO recommend the adoption
Of the above electric tester.
I have the honor to be, Sir,
Your E1celleney's very obedient ser
want,
F. 4. SCEAEEEE, President.
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it joins the Kahuku Ranch, Kau,
which ranch contains an acreage of
1S0, 600, more or less, and not long
ago sold for $4,000 odd, with 1000
head of cattle, some horses and all
the first-class improvements thrown
in. Heighol Keauhou in Kona,
not in any way superior,
no stock, no improvements, and
containing - much less area, valued
at double $4,000. One of the
lessees of keauhou pays a yearly
rental of S550 BY this new assess
ment, if sustained, the share of said
lessee'S taxes will be 1921, an
amount equal to nearly two-thirds
of the yearly rental. A gross out
rage which demands a strict inves-
tigaton, and someone held account
able for pure and simple stupidity,
causing people the annoyance and
expense of an appeal. / here men,
ton " kaloke," which pays . yearly
rental of $3.50. The taxes levied
are S65, or sum less than one
twelfth of the total rental and l
am perfectly safe in saying no land
in kona is assessed for, or pays
sum for taxes exceeding one-twelfth
of the rent. If no one has gone
crazy, something must have got
into the assessors head when he
singles out keauhou to pay such
an extortionate proportion. The
end of the world is not yet, al
though 1t seems wonders have not
ceased. Actually the tenants could
not afford to pay the taxes and
the rents as well. If the land was
mine l should hand it over to the
assessor for the fifty cents an acre,
and then pay HIM for his kindness
in giving so much. / know all the
land about as we'll as anyone /; and
/ also know this, that while the
late Mr.. Greenwich had the sheep,
he was continually forced to lease |
and buy the upper portion of
other lands to keep the sheep alive.
All would not do. The western
slope of Msuna Loa may do for the |
fowls of the air, or perhaps the
We must have tax
assessor with at least common
sense, or we are bound to kick and
cry.
| remain. SIR. yours respectfully,
GEORGE CLARK.
kailua, North Kona, Hawaii,
September 80, 1891.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-06

For diarrhoea or summer complaint in
any form, there is nothing better than
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy. Mrs. Nancy Berry, of Adams,
Lawrence Co., Kentucky, says one dose of
it cured her of an attack of disrrhsa. Two
or three doses will cure any ordinary case.
When reduced with water it is pleasant to
take. 25 and 90 cent bottles for sale by all
Dealers
BENSON SMITH & CO., Agents
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CUSTOMS STATISTICS.
finance DEPARTMENT,
RuRRAu or CUSTOMS,

FINANCES DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU or CUSTOMS,
HoSoLuuu. II. l., Oct. ., 1891,
Hrs ExcrrrEScY JouS Morr SMITH, IL.
Ms MINISTER or FINANCE.
Sir; have the honor to submit 10
Your Excellency the table OF the prin-
cipal domestic exports Of the Hawaiian
Islands for the quarter ending September
50, 1891.
Also comparative table OF exports for
the nine months 1891, compared With
corresponding period, 1890.
have the honor TO be, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
q. +. BoSRpMAN,
Deputy Collector.
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The Work of the Devil. ,,

AE- EDuOE: If Mr.. Hammond de-
cries sects IS 'the work Of the devil, &"
how then can he De such s.ickler In the
mere outward or material form Of bap-
Ism9 KALr..
Honolulu, Oct. =, 1881.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Ne 60 rof hold ourselves responsible Ter tAe
statements E4ae, Or opin;ons expressed By CIR
correspondents