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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
SIideII.
Oct. II, 1898.

Oct. II, 1898.
EDrron Sr TAxMAxY Fasxex:
seabe allow n spaos in youl
valued colamns foe . lew dots from
THE pleasant t,wn.
Slidell 10 situated on the N. o. 4
N. E. r. r, twenty-eight miles
nom New Orleans. It has about
1000 Inhabitants, and IL quite q
manufacturing town, in the way Of
brick, lumber and shingles.
The Salmen Manufacturing Co.
has two brick machines, with . ca
pscity Of $4,000 brick per day, and
their saw mill turns out about
4S, 900 feet Of lumber per day,
principally cypress. In addition
hey have . planning mill and shin
gle mill. The capacity Of the shin.
gle mill Is %, 900 per day.
Then We have the Slidell Brick
and Tile Co. Thay turn out about
SC, 1000 brick per day, but they ex-
pect 70 put in . larger machine
soon. In addition they have . saw
mill, With . capacity Of about
Il. 900 feet per day.
New houses are being built in al
parts Of town. Slidell' is rapidly
alling up. and We have room here
for another brickyard and saw mill,
and need more stores. We only
have three. and there should be at
least two more. We have several
schools. i've churches, four bar.
rooms, one drug store, one hotel
and one restaurant. What Slidell
needs 10 one or two more good ho-
tels and . livery stable. We have
good mineral water, and nearly all
The houses have artesian wells.
People from the city are beginning
70 come here to spend the summer
months, and al are well pleased.
There are plenty Of town lots for
Dale On easy terms, and land can be
bought near here suitable for truck
lafming, which pays well here, -
At Slidell and New Orleans they |
Ind . ready sale for al they can
.aise. R.A.O
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
Abita Springs.
Oct. u, 1898.


Ars. Lswler, Who has been stop
ping 1t Simon's Hotel for the past
two weeks, has left for her home
in New Orleans
The accomplished young lady
Miss Lou Hodgins, who has been
visiting. her sister at Mrs. Cooley's,
left last Monday for her home in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Plummer, the operator at
Pearl River, l. stopping at Mrs. A.
A. Cooley's.
Messrs. A Hodgins and ].
O'Neill spent last Sunday in our
little Village.
4rs. J Bernard spent last Sun
day with her daughter at Mrs
Cooley's.
Mr.. Geo. Hodgins Is stopping
ct the Cooley House.
Among our Sunday visitors were
Iessrs. A. Frederick, E Limongi,
p. Barelli and Geo. Cook, Of Gov.
ington.
Capt Favre IL on q visit TO the
sprlngs. We are glad to see him. |
Goodbye till next week.
PASTIME.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
MArshal's Sale.

I. the undsEsignsd. passaant 70 Ordi-
nsaoe No. ;. Of The tsWn Of CovingeSn.
La. adopted May 10. 1855. and rs-adopt-
Cd september s. 1893. viii proceed 10
cell at public auction. q Ne door Of The
Mayors OAee. II he town Of Covisg-
ton. La. % SATURDAY. October 81.
1888. eomnsneing Is the hoar Of II
o'clock -. the following described
to.wit:
FIVE HEAD OF GOATS.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
p. j. DULlON. MAMMAL.
CbcinQ1oa. La. Oct z. 1888.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

A clergyman was annoyed BY
people talking and gigsiing. He
paused, looked at the disturbefs
and said: ''Some years since, q
! was preaching, . young man Who
sat before me was constantly laugh.
ing, talking and making unco1th
grimaces. / paused and admins
tered severe rsbuke. After the
close Of Tie services . gsstlsnan
said to me: sir, you made . srsat
mistake. That man W. a idiok
Since then I have been afraid 10
reprove those who misbehave then.
selves In chapel, lest I should n.
peat the mistake aud repeove a.
other IDIOT" During the reet a
the services there wss good order.
Standard.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
School Board.

Cbviaseoa. Ia. Oct. Z. 1859.
The School Uoard met at IL A \,
n The above dste, pursuant to ID,
3ournment, ths President in thu
Chair and . quorum present, q
follows:
Present.. A. Smith, President ;
N. Fendlasou, Secretary and Su-
perintendent; F. B. Nartindale,
Otto Strattman, Chas. Oulliber,
s. d. Crawford, J. W. Decker.
Absent-E Welch.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
It was moved and seconded that
the report Of the Treasurer be &C.
cepted. Carried.
The following schools were then
opened:
Eighth Ward - White school.
three months, Miss Hattie Battles.
teacher.
Ninth Ward - Slidell White
school, three months, II. A. Rem.
saw, teacher.
1t was moved and seconded, that
the bin Of g. 81. Cause, for assess.
ment. amounting to $l43 Is, b
paid. Carried.
There being no further business,
the Board then adjourned until it,
next regular meeting, On The inst
Saturday in January, 1894.
]. A. SMITH, President.
NORMAN FENDLASON.
Secretary and Superintendent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

90, bat , bsiag lid baek throuRh
fear. whes Til Impression gets
abroad. prices Vim be more apt to
fau 70 : cssts than 30 up to 10
eonts , pound. and the White Can.
psrs VII b responsible foe tho
drop % prices.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

L d Once. New Orleans. La. I
Oct IL, 1883.
Nottes b hereby gives that the follow
Ing named settler hes fled notioo Of his
atentioa % make Anal proof in sop
port Of hss claim. and that said proof
will b made before The clerk Of the
district court, at Covington. La. on
wednesday. November -. 1888. viz:
GEORGE ]. PABST,
Who made hon sstead entry No. 10. $50.
:oe The cost half Of The southeast
quarter q ssstioa ~ township & south
range II easA y Hasss seWtd6oa
He names the following witnesses %
prove hi ooottnuoss residoooo upon
and eultivutioa Of odd land. viz:
0sosge Baker. 0soegs Porter. Daniel
Davis and L D. Davis. all d ~ Tan
many Parish, La
oclA St CnAs. G. pAlyRxY. RA.inter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

4cEaery b accused q sayina
that TIE government Of The State,
including levee work, could not be
run o. less than Z nilla, Jet those
Who howl loodest q NcEnery are
applsnding . raise in The assessed
valuation OF property that actually
brings Tie State tax up to 8 mills
on valuations In AcEnsry's time.
Doa't whip the devil about The
stump In that way, genuenea.
Gone out squafely and honestly
and admit that McEaery was right.
-R b. Capital Iteo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

4 small farm Il Claibcsao 0oaAooo. -.
posits Covingtoa. near The Rass Leafs.
ana Railroad Depot Coed sesiasnse
and ose-bsildiaU. 6cvsa aesss q lanA.
fenced u and sndss ealeivaGisa; live
seoek, eec. Rins location - Hseol
For further inSornaeiea apply - this
o@ce.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
A SHIP CANAL.
A COMPANY CoRxED-ALL Srocx
TAKEN.

A company Of Northern capital
lists has been formed in Chicago
with the object Of digging . deep
and wide canal from the Mississippi
river to deep waters in Barataria
Bay.
The information is from first
hands. There i no doubt Of the
formation OF the company nor that
the important work win Be CON.
menced in . short time. The ouly
reason that the names Of those IN.
terested in this gigantic private
enterprise are withheld for The
present ID that there are one or two
signatures still necessary to certain
property transfers and tie desire
to prevent fictitions values being
placed on matters now under
negotiation.
The advantages Of . canal with
locks, and unaffected by food OF
other stages Of water in the river,
are obvious to the most superficial
observer. Locks will be used in
order 10 obviate the difficulties With
which the mouth Of Tie river h now
beset-the deposit Of silt and The
phenomenal willow growth.
In the event Of the successful In.
anguration Of the canal, The outlet
theory for the passage 10 the sea
Of the food water Of The Mississippi
Valley would force itself, and lie
canal would not be in any manner
affected by the amount Of water,
high or low, that remained In The
river II Ill seasons Of the year.
Every transatlantic ocean vessel,
10 matter what IL tonnage OF |
draught, would thus be guaranteed
, safe and shorter passage to the |
city or sea 1t al times, The coudi-
lions governing the canal being 1t |
10 time affected BY those annoy.
ances and costly delays that now |
lender shipping from or to the city |
It present more or less . matter OF |
:hAnce.
With levees, outlets where needed
md . canal that viii make passage
Il Ocean vessels to the sea abco.
utely safe, New Orleans Vim at
nee step forward n The positSon
4 the first exporting city il Ams..
Gladly Item.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
FOR SALE.

4 large Brick Rsssd&ss. viss sss.s
lQO sesss Of laAd. ess mile be1ov Cd.
borne Cottages. o. Ne Degus HAlia
sivss. llas u large pecan tssss asa
many snall ooes; % Leeoote pens eresa.
plume. 1gA grapes, Ga. 1iso 10 - !
Hotel OF S'-''.'{ ink 4RRlf's E &
CQVlb4toD La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
THE RICE CROP.

It seems 10 have been extremely
dimcult to convince buyers Of rough
rice that Louisiana rice crop Of 1898
would be less than half that Of
1892. This result, which has been
obvious for some time to al care
ful observers, is now becoming
more generally admitted, with the
result Of continually advancing
prices for rough rice, and We he
heve that our suggested figures Of
a - . fair value for good rough
nice will SOON be reached. It is
unfortunate that the rice buyers in
1892 20 nearly killed the goose that
lays the golden egg, and 80 nearly
periled the existence Of the rice In.
dustsy OF Louisiana. ~ was done
By driving the price Of this great
staple below the price Of oats.
pound for pound. Their mistake
now discovered, may enable them
10 secure come supply Of the pres
eut crop, but It 10 now manifestly
osrtain that the supply Of domestic |
'ioe will Be generally short Of the |
demand for consumption, aud that |
increased imports of foreign rice |
'ill Be necessary this year.
II good rice Is to sell 1t 81 so
'er barrel one year and s. so the
mkt perhaps the culture may be
maintained In the State, but the
GENERAL desire Of rice planters, 20
n - they have come under our
observation. b 10 discontinue the cul.
me Of rice and to engage in the
Of other crops - having
noee certain and fairsr market.
Louisiana Planter. Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

When the Worlds Fair b over
III The beautiful white huildings win
be torn down and sold for junk.
They win soon Be advertised and
Knocked down 70 Tie highest bidder.
It b no: expected that they viii
bring over 81, 000, 900, and the
lafgeet and most expensive build
ings are worth Tie least.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
THE PICAYUNE HOAxHD.
TIE usually reliable Pieayune
publshed the following lest We'd
nesday mosniAy:
A NEeso, SCrfosED 10 HAVE
BEES 4 WlRH-B8Af4R,
I.YnCnRD.

BEES 4 WlRRrB8AfR1,
LYNcnRD.
0almen. La, Oct. lO.-(Special)
"a party arriving here ffo0 Cow
ingto to-day gives . bEief aceoan:
o( . lynchisg that occurred .: that
place last saturday night. TAe In
iorDef states that while passing
~ jailhoose lest Susday 1oeaia9
10 horrible scene presented itself.
A negro whom be could not identity
W. strung up 70 . tree just outside
The jail In The courtyard. Noehiag
definite could be learned regarding
Tie lynchiag, only that the negro
had been taken out BY a angry
mob and hasged. TIE victim =
supposed to Be none other than
Dave Jackson, The negro who deled
TIE officers who tried to arrest him
It Abita Springs . few days ago
for beating bis wife. II viii Be n
membered that one q the ollcers,
Mr.. Edward Bossier, Of Covington,
Who assisted IN enecting he arrest,
was struck 10 TIE head With IN axe
By Jackson and sesiously wounded,
and 10 day his eosditioa = unknown.
Dave Jaeksoa y well known b st.
TanUany parish. He vs. reared
IN Slided and b . mean and notoei.
ous negro
The above illustrates The truth
fulssss q Tie old saying, go away
iron home 10 learn The news" Il
was certainly news 70 the citizens
q Covingtoa. The fAct y there
has been no lynching here, and the
negro Jackson 10 about - lively -
be ever va. The party who ~
rived 1t Salmen from Covington,
md poured bic story into the big
saEs q The Picayuns correspondent
must Be In Tie habit Of seeing things
With his elbows, for people Who see
With their eyes were unable 70 de.
cover the horrible scene" III
Duch . thing had actually occurred
- TIE 7th, Tie Picayuns wOuld |
,estainly have received the news |
lirect ftoa Covingtoa before ths |
10Th This should teach them toI
" more careful hereafter, and 70
get their Covingtoa items froa re-
liable sources,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
Pearl River.
Oetobef Is. 1893,

OOSVOOB 40S 400Os
EDaToa 81. TAxMAxY FAR,ens:
A. ths FARxE. = always o. Tie
alert Soe ~ good measures, and
10 Grst to speak h matters Of in
tsssst 10 the people, and especially
70 those q ''its Own household Of
faith" and good works, the writer
begs leave 70 call your attention
70 some matters concerning the
transferring Of mails 1t the Pearl
River Postomce. The mails from
Vaudeville, Covisgton, Abita and
FIoeenvtlls have t. stop here and
b transferred 70 The Northeastern
Railroad. The Postmaster has to
handle, change and receipt I'll regis
tesed matter for both railroads,
make Up Tie nails, and sead seven OF
eight pouches every day, whereas
4 oaly ths basiness q Tie Pearl
River Once was transacted there
woald b only four. The mali ttom
Meridian 70 ~ tie aboye nenaooed
omoes = transferred IN Tie came
way. This makes Tie duties Of the
Postmaster q this place mech more
complicated and asduous, and The
responsibility greatly augmented,
and yet there b not one cent Of
compensation for IN this additional
trouble. A. this b bat . fourth
class posto@los, and the compeusa
ton very email, in behalf Of the
over-woeked Postmistresses Of the
pest and present, I start this In.
quiry With Tie view Of doing justice
b them. "Ths blessings Of
Government, like he dsws ftoo
Heaven, should descend upon all."
Ne. J. J. WIllia' rev store y
quite ~ addition 70 eur town.
Nm. jack Willis left for the
Woeld's Fair last week.
NJ. Geoeys Cause ard family |
|sft thsif home several days ago for |
'he sans destination.
Hiss Rsaa W. Wslsh, OF Meri-
liaa, ~ been spssding The sum
nef with her brother Mr.. Frank
Welsh.
Mis- Matte Tslley, from Poplar
lille, arrived Sunday morning.
Nm. Lagroae and family have
moved 10 The city.
NJ. w. r. Crockett paid . flying
'isit to bic family. He reported The
cot Tie W. q. Tel. Co. weuld
Ave- thsis hass up and running
ko1gA feoo New Orleans 70 No
'ile BY Tie 18th inst.
NJ. ". Cook and family have
enoved 70 Anite City.
NJ. 3. II. Stasn, The new opera
., , giving general satisfactioo.
Rev. 81. W. Wallace, Miss Naryl
Aboey and Miss Xyr. Parker
psnt The day With % Friday, en-
Dute from Palmer Camp meeting.
hey having been cut on on the L. !
n. b. r., had 70 60 via Poplar .
lie. A. n. r.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

TnR Dnsr SAlvs in IL v.saA n,
Csts, Bruises, Soess, UIcssa EN-
nAs1n, Isvse 6osss, 1sesor, CSeceeS
Hands, Chilhlalns. Coens, "a IN Skie
eFopt3oas, cd positively caRoo ~ q
- pay re9o9e@ u = g1aeaseeo6 .
glvs pcesses sesa11ses3oA - 0oosy
Iefon9so. me- = coaes ~ hox.
roe sals b ". c. 0etaes, ds16gbt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

Policeman Pettiway was shot and
killed II New Orleans last Satur-
day night, making the fourth police.
man killed BY hoodlums within
little over . year. Tuesday night
Policeman Tooie was seriously
stabbed. Officers Of the law have
. hard time Of il In The CITY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
COULDN'T STAND r.

Hayric.-. How Ne Il yoa st.id bet
two days se the W0rjd's Fair When
yoa calculated 81 sasy two woek.P
Uocls TrsstOp-Ta much sicknsee
there Ssr ma Halt osism u Roi,sw
aboae n imvslids chairs already
BeU0klyn Lsils.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
POLICE JURY

The members Of the Police Jury
are bsechy notified that The oszt'
meeting 6ill be held o. :
TUESDAY. OCT. q. 1854
At 10 O'Clock 4. II.
All member are requested to At
tend.
]. n. ABNEY,
President Police Jury.
W. G. KENTZEL, Secretary.
TO polish lamp chimneys. hold
the chimney ovsr The stsas from .
tsaksttls. then wipe with . colt
cloth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

Geo. Claussoa. q New York. be-
bees chossa' 10 jasags I'll bssrs asd
slss 1t 'ss ~oeids Esposit;oa.
NJ. CIaasson win probably gst
more irss .Irinka darisg this oooah
The" any man at Jacksoa Paxk.
II will b his duty TO isst samples q
cvcry l'eer on exhibition. and . ~
sIse great l'reweries Of Tho country
and MANY s'nall ones have displays,
NJ. C'as"son will b kept pretty
busy .lriski"x berg Scr several
weeks.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

lad 0nss. xsv o., 4.
| Notice 10 hsssbv eivsa ~ ~ 1eolew-
Inn named settler has fled oeetee - ASs
Iinsen.:ou 70 make Anal psoof n eaIPcee
4 Ehir claim, and that sid peoof VIII b
I0aae. before The elsek - ~
esi1 court At Covioleos. La. -
Mbad6v, Oesob.v 10. 1885,. IN:
=. MATHEW REILlN0.
Who nsds Hon satsad Eatsy No. 1aeoo
for The west half Of The nogshsose qoaseee
and the vest hall a so0ebeo1e 9eae.
Ter Of section 8. township 5 sooeh
range II east, g. Helene Dosidtao.
He names the folloviDG Witnesses %
Grove his oontinuouo Hootdeooo upoo
and cultivaEion Of cid len1. VIZ:
Palmer Taylor, q. O. XantA !. = q
Whitnev and William Mogoo, 81 q
81 Tammany Parrish. La
se2-6t CnAa. C. rAIxnEr. R0siHeee.
Land .yffiee, New Os,sasa. La.
Aagase =. 1So& I
Notice il hereby givea list he soS.
loving named soeileT ha0 1loA ooeSoe 81
his intsntion 70 make 1nal peooe y
support Of his claim. an1 tAas saS6
proof will b made bo1oeo s0o
clerk az the district eoaHs Is Cov1n0too,
L., on Saturday. Oooo6ee - loo0s
va:
CHARLES Y. CUAVE.
who made HOMESTEAD sstsy Ma lO.Sle
for the southease quarter 81 0oseAeaoe
qaastes, and nosehsase quarter q eooeh.
est Quarter Of section .. so1thweoe
quarese Of northwest quarter aod ooseo.
wet quarter Of so1ehvose quoaeee .
section 10. tovaship ., soot6 san0e 10
east, u Heleoa negidiaa.
He names the following Witnesses y
prove his eoatiaa0as sestdeoee opoo
and eultivatios ~ sid lad. viz:
Geo. Koeppe. Js., 0sA I. 4avaeds.
Alfred 0its and 0eosge !. Qaavs. I'll -
II TaDmany Parish. La.
ss9-0e CnAs. C. RAx1n11. 1aglgees.
Land One, Nev Oslsaas. La,
Septenbss -, l0o2
Notice is hereby given thas he fellow.
ing named seteles hae 1led n0ejeo q h1o
intentioa 70 make 1aal proof d eappose
Of his claim. AID shas Sid Pseei
will Be made boCoss he e)eet q
o. Saturday. Noveobee 4 l0oo. via:
ISAAC KxG86&
Who made homestead entry 0o. S0l1s
for the southwest quarter q Tie 0oo1h-
eaos quarter Of section 9, vose half -
the uortheaat qaavtss, aod Ne southeast
quarter Of the nosthease Tuasose u 80.
6oa Z. township 8 so0th .aa9o 10 ea04
Sk Helena Desidiaa.
He names The following vieoeaDoo -
p.ove his eoatinuoas rss31soeo upoo
and cultivstioa Of sid lad. VII:
4. J. Core. John La WiDlia0 He'll
md 0sosgs Rishasdsoa. ell q g. Ten
many paRisA, La
CHAs. C. PALvRxY,
De3O st 0agt0te9.
LAnd O0se. Nsw U1leaaa. L.
Ss9t Z. loo9
Notiee = hsesby eivsa thas ~ 81.
owing named se(alee has llod loeioo of
his intention % mako AL peesf = ssp.
port Of his elAi0, and thAe an1a peo0f
I'll b made be6ose Ne elssk e ~ H.
'fiot eoaIe. e Covingoo0. La, - No.
'ay. October =. ls3s. vis:
AMOu II. BAHAN.
Who made hoassesad sslsy Ne. 49,
or tie northwest Qaaxtee q seoe3o0
s. tovnship 9. south mage 10 eas4 O.
Helene meridian.
He names The SblloWing vieoeoDoo -
rive his eoaeinuous poaidoaoo upoe
md cultivation Of oaid lad. viz:
Joseph G. @. BAhan, Janss = Ind.
~. Charles W. Bradley aAd Loob
,Gein, all Of " Taananv parirR. ~.
els s. CRAs. G. PAIS11x. IaRiaoe9
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

William Archer, q London,
thinks that people have too mech
troab'e killing themselves, a.d b.
Ieves thst long-5efe want would
Be supplied By Tie cosstrucsioa a
. comn0dioas and scieatinc lethal
chamber. which jhau reduce
70 minimum The physical tefroes
and fnooaveaiences a sui side far
the ''patieat" and be fanily and
friends. To this chamber the dis.
coosoIate Bfit0o could retire after
attontng his spirits to the opera
ton, and be comfortably turned Oh
BY the latest scientific methods.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

The Tucker bin repealiag TIE
Federal election law he's been pass-
ed by TIE House without amend.
nent, BY vote q 200 ayes to l0l
nays. The vote was strictly .
party 0nes
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14

Nov that Congress has been
aroused 10 tho necessity Of suspend
ing tho pnrehass oe silver. how
woald i do b suspend immigra-
ton loe . year OF 20.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-10-14
REPEAL OF THE SILVER
PURCHASE MEASURE.

The NewiYofk Journal Ut Con.
nerce and Commercial Bulletin
says q Tie repeal Of Tie silver pur.
chase measure:
ut signalises . new departure In
the history q curreneies, and vide
spread changes n banking methods.
II means that naakind Vim be CON.
PEELED 70 learn upon . BROADER scale
than Il has hithefto how 70 subsH.
tate paper representing comma
dtties b process q production, or
of marketing, 1oe coin possessing .
sapposed intrinsic value-in other
wceds that bank carreocy win have
% take Tie place Of costly and
clumsy metals for monetary Dur.
poses. Il TIE general demontiza-
don a silver aooooplbhes that 70
0ult Il CO well be afforded, for t.
VIII b . step b advance IN monetary
science - great - that which came
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