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Evening journal., 1895-06-08


Gossip Is busy with the Cabinet va
csDcy and possible changes which will
affect other departments besides the
secretary OF state office There seems
to BE- general impression that Mr
Cleveland would like TO have Mr. O!ncy
change chairs, but the attorney general
has reasons OF his own for wishing 20
stay whore he Is. Senator Gray, Of
Delaware, was among the visitors to the
White House and, Of course, this inci-
dent IS made the most or Ii Is we'll
known that the President has great
weakness for the distinguished Dala-
warsan. and should he be taken into the
Csbiaet. there would be q chance FOR Mr.
Bay ard to get back into the Senate,
through appointment BY the Democratic
acting governor la that event, the
Legislature to be elected IN 1896 might
hsve 10 choose two senators, this de-
pending on the outcome III DuPonts
case II is likely that the President viii
solve this problem Ia some way within !
shor, time 50 that be AN get away from
Washington for The summer TIL
country IS very much Interested Ia thu
selection Of head for the State Depart.
ment The next two years may witness
/ quite as many veXstious difficulties y
our foreign relations as during the tim
| Mr. Gresham WAS secretary. IL is to b
hoped a strong man will be named, an
one thoroughly imbued with the spirit 0
true A nericanism
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

From the West Chester Local Ncws.
The best half OF life is in front OF the
man OF 40, II he be anything OF aman.
The work he will do win be done with
the hand Of master, and not OF raw
apprentices The trained intellect does
not sec linen as trees walking, but secs
everything clearly and in just measure
The trained temper does not rush at
work like blind bull a. a haystack, but
advances with this calm and ordered pace
OF conscious power and deliberate de-
termination. To no man Is the world go
new and the future SO fresh nc to him
who has spent the early part OF his
manhood in striving to understand the
desper problems OF science and life, and
who has made some Roadway toward
comprehendipg them. To him the com
honest things are rare and wonderful
both ia themselves. and as parts Of .
beautiful and intelligent whole Such .
thing as staeness Ia life and It's duties
he cannot understand knowledge IL
always opening out before him IA wide
expenses and more commanding heights
The pleasures OF growing knowledge ar'
increasing power makes every year 0
his life happier and more hopeful thai
the last
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The Kaiser enjoys only moderate
success in his endeavors to prevent bis
loving subjects from saying WHIST they
think OF him chicago Herald.
A womsn named Addams has been
appointed garbage inspector 10 Chicago
Before she has been long In offies she
will doubtless need both the DIS" IN her
name and several big ones IN addition -
New York Press
A SC Louis politician VAS shot dead
BY a woman who was jealous Of him, aud
a Topeka man was shot at three times
by his wife because he was jealous Of
her. Jealousy Is dangerous sentiment
either way you take 1t, when a woman
holds the gun Kansas City Journal.
At times lt looks IS II those heresy
trials we're devised for tbs sole purpose
Of keeping up interest in church work =
Washington Post
The list OF manufacturing establish
ments that have increased the wages q
their employees Is getting TO be quite to'
long TO print Perhaps 10 might be vel
to mention only the delinqnents. BIOS
ton Herald.
While the unlimited silver men ar
quarreling among themselves the eauf'
Of honest money grows stronger ever
day. The currency and the country ar
cafe atlanta Journal
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Schedule in effect May -, 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Ll NBw YORK. weekdays, .8o5. .7s0.
$3.50, s9.4O, s1O.S5 a. M; 'l2.a, 'l5s, 1906
t532 1882, al p. m. 80
&c. 40, Ill 80 a. m 1906 1892 a7.s2. IL p; N;
PHILADELPHIA ClWENI zero DhIll
AND CHESTNUT S s. 3 ~ 80 %
900, $40 sl0.s5, LILO, Ills a m; 81 -l5.s 81
10 *1.59, 1905, S.25, 4.55, '5S2 $50 'iS2 S-zO'
u sunday e g. .sO5 s,27. .7so, z55 $50 $40.
.1i.S5 a m; l2.lO, 1.20 1906, 3.25, 4.55, '5.S2'
$50, 1882, $40, 10, III p m. .,,r .D,n
: - ---'' MARKET STREETS.
Weekdays, 1906, '7.sO, $780, 1898 a. m;
So Sundays Ia s 'S.O5. 1880, 'l1s5 a. m; 'zs2,
z cE2 Il weekdays, .sO5. SIS. s.27.
12O *i.58. 1905 S25 49, '5.S2, $50. 'I.S2,
ri cgHRsT NJ K. s. Sundays. .s.o5. s27. '7.so,
25 $50 sll rs u M; i l2l9 ~ l NO. o'-''
ATIANTGc CITY, weekdays, '7.s0 a.
M; 'l2,2i, .l;g9, s3.o6 p. n. Sundays '1.So'
CAPE MAY. weekdays, s7sO a. m; '1.59
ss06 .. m. Sundays, s7.30 q. m.
BALTIMORE AND WA AsE n & 8 ~
| 1908 a525, 1913, $500. 1888 p. m. -
| Sundays, $40, 702 sS.47 a. M; "l2.55, '2Uf'
I 1903 1903. 1926, $3.50, 1888 p. m. --.-e,
| BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
1 TOP a. m. ; 8.03 D. m. daily. u ,.,or
/ NEWARK, Del, .4z0 702 dl'y 4, "a n
1 = n, Snndavs "a 20. 702, @S47 a. M; Fl2.55,
| 3OS. a5.25, 7.35, 1920 *S;5s, lilo p: m ~; :,
/ PITTS URG, weekdays -: ~ os z. H. =,
| s6 13 81 M Sundays, *8.47 q. m; 100 =. "a.
CINCINNATI and 81. LOUIS. 'l2.55 and
'si NF n 70 ORLEANS CLEANS via Bristol and Chat
/ tanooga, $500 p. m. daily Through
/ sleepers to New Orleans .ryonr : 10
/ SINCERELY ACCOMMODATIDN, f.uz
| a. M. 3.O3 1856 and lilo p m. daily.
II IANDENBERG ACCOMMODATES,
| weekdays, 702 1870 a. M; l52, OBS p. IN.
| TTqRn4afaNSss III Leave e a. MARKET STREET
STATION.
For New York, weekdays, f5.l5 p. u ~
For Philadelphia, weekdays so, u 4 ~
| g. m: 800 F6.15, 9.45 p. IN. Sundays o.Ao
a. M, LOO s5.15, 9.45 p. m. - a,n..
For Pittsburg and Chicago uans'
o For + Baltimore. weekdays $50 a m; 2.
s5.15 p. m. Sundays, 3, .5.l5 20 ,-aat
| DAYS, $50, 1925 a. M; 2, 5.lb p. IN. Sundays
VIZ M A. 9 PT}l II .AbEIPHIA cTwENTY-
| FOIIRTI AND CHESTNUTSTREE
FOR WILAIINGTON. -. q a. 80 =,
Weekdays, $40, 9, lib ss.l5, y;SVs 'lg'Ss'
/ II IA a M. 1870, lilo. %l36, 2, $780, $50,
s4I5. $40 s5i5, .5.4l, $50. $50, 'l4S, 'S.2s,
10 10 and 11.s5 y. m.
\ 80 81 81 IA 81 $3.50 3s5, F415, s4.49, $50
IA IS 28, 1910 and 11.35 p. m.
, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA 0ERYELBIH
. AND MARKET STREETS.)
yyeeiy-davs, 1920 s7.s5. r10.16, a. m; F727
: D. IN. Sundays, 1870, %7.55 a. m; 7.27 p. m
| Telephone, No. 1913.
! | any other line.
G. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent
r. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

by local amp ications. as they cannot reach
lie Olsen ia portion Of the ear. There 10 only
one way to cure Deafness, and that i BY con-
stifutional remedies. Deafness So caused by
an inflampd condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Huatachian Tube. When this tube GETS
innamed you have rumbiing sound or Inn
perfect hearing, and when lt ls ehnfey
inf animation can be taken out and this tube
restorsd to It's no NAL condition, hearing Will
he destroyed forever nine cases out 81 zen are
inhamed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give Une Hundred Collars for any
ease ef Deafness caused ~ catarrhl thAt can,
not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure. pehu
for circulars, free.
EE Sold by DRUGGISTS. i5c.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

The pretty building on Gilpin avenue,
between Adams aud jackson streets
used by Miss Nsgendenk az a private
school, was flied yesterday afternoon by
friends Of a graduating class Of kinder
esrtners The graduates were Mrs
Florence Fisher and Misses Alice Sellers,
Lila Hubbard, Grace Johnson, Helen
Sparks. Louise Weldin, u Allies Whit
taker and Alice Grey The exercises were
very interesting and consisted Of papara
and exempliheetion Of work Miss NC
Keasie OF Philedelphia, also read q
paper on kindergarten work, sud the
osrtiGcatsa were presented BY Rev
philip 3 Cabell
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
FANS.

A magnificent line of white
and cream gauze, silk and
ostrich feather Fans at the
very latest low prices.
Palm Fans, Japanese Fans,
Fancy Fans.
Fans in all shades.
White Organizes 371z, 50,
o., rs, IS cents, $Too; 90
inches wide.
Persian Lawns as, 81 SIX,
50 cents.
India Linens, 10, I2H, is,
20, IS, 81, SIN, SO cents.
Dotted Swiss, I2H, rs, 81
SO, 90, rs cents.
French Nainsooks.
English Nainsooks.
"a lot Of Plaid and Stripe
Muslins, Q cents, former price,
IT'S cents.
"A counter devoted exclusive
" to White Goods, and we
have about all the desirable
things in use.
al good time to buy good
Wool Dress at a low price
as cents for Atwood good:
that have been So cents.
40 cents for a good dress
| all wool. Some small checks
among the lot. so inches wide
Have been $I.oo.
And balance Of our Fanc]
Colored Crepous and neat ef
fects in Novelties. All at S,
cents, former prices, rs, s.
cents, 81 and $L25.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
rnnd.l,nnrrr Peonle.

Land-hunRry People,
From the Washington Post.
The desire to own land appears to b
increasing as the opportunities for ita
cheap aud easy acquisition decrease. The
recent opening OF the klckapoo reserva-
ton presented o few hundred quarter
section claims for occupancy, and not
less than 10, 600 men and women were on
the outskirts waiting TO dash Ia when
tho signal was given For every success
ful seeker there we're about thirty
unsuccessful The rush could SCARCELY
have baen greater, the contest mors
fierce II this little strip had been the
last Of the public domain and no other
unoccuped lands were obtalnable But II
Is not the last by long odds Not only
has the general government 3 great mauy
farm sites to DO disposed of at 81 20 per
acre, but states aud railroads have large
areas of good lands that are for sale at
extremely low prices. The Minneapolis
Journal suggests that the land hungry
people could do 8 great deal better 10
Minnesota, where there are thousands OF
square miles of vacant land az excellent
quality for farming for sale by the state
and the railway companies at very low
rates. The railroad companies. the
Journal shows, can afford to give very
| long time aud very low rates, because
every settler Of land contiguous to theli
| lines, or at d reasonable hauling distance
IL factor Of business II they actually
gave the land away on condition 8
permanent occupation and cultivation
they would make money out Of tn
transaction. At present they are take
for all unoocupied lands, and this fac
naturally increases their desire to sell.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
A. r1ncsolonmala Tor se.e5l

Only few copies left of Rand. Nc
Nslly 8 Co. 3 Encycior @die and Gazetteer,
s hioh viii be disposed Of at 81 70 which
Is barely the cost 81 manufacture. This
rs 4 work Of 500 pages ana is q condenaa
ton Of the Encyolrpg ga Briteuntee,
Chambers's EncycloE edla. eic vito the
sddltion Of much original matter treaiing
az American SUBJECTS Il contains eig1tg
c1loEed maps and 2 coo augrayinga and 4
the cheapest work ever offered r. this
city. Apply for one al the EVENING
JOUpEAI, Office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

VMILMTNGT0N AND NORTHERN RAIL
w Road. Time tshia in eject May l6sa
1886,
Trains leave Wilmington, French street
station, for Il. & D. Junction, Montehanin
Tinterthur, Guyenc0uTt, orancgue, Cog34rt
uhndds' FORD junction. Pocopeon, Yves
Chester, Emhresville, hortonviile, Coates
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, .eNcep
sunday, at 81 a 10, ] %, 4 VI ana - M
Sunday only At S s6 q 10; I S. and us IA,
For Wayneshurg junction, epringiseia ~
intermediate stStions, daily. except Sunslsf,
~ Is m, IS and 4 u5 p ". Sundays Only 81
HiH kiu. s. and % , IN.
For Joanna, BlrlsbOrc, Reading and intos
me1l-fa stations. daily. except Snrdsf,Ai
TIC m and IS p m. Sundpy only ~ 5lo a u
and S. NJ.
e.. Nr1A ual.AIID. Snpatir teudent.
BOWNESs BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agen
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

An account is given in this Morning s
News Of the runaway OK two horses
belonging 20 Thomas J. Talley az
Eleventh and West streets yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Talley stated to an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter this morn.
ing, that his horses we're not out Of
the stable yesterday afternoon and
consequently didn't run away. IL was
the team Of John TAlloy. OF Brandy vine
hundred.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces the first excursion to Bay
Ridge for Sunday, June 9. Special train
will leave Market street at 7.35 q. m !,
Delaware avenue 80 q M. going via
Baltimore and steamer Columbia. Return
ing, ell rail. via Baltimore Round trip
fare, ($1) one dollar.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

From the Baltimore sun.
The untimely death Of Secretary
Gresham seems to have awakened the
conscience Of some OF the newspapers
which have been vllifying him Il Is
seldom that So pure and patriotic public
servant aud SO genial gentleman has
been subjected to such malignant mis-
representation Judge Gresham was
content to let time vindicate him. and
the proof Of the entire wisdom Of bis
policy came before even he expected IL.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
&CO
62l-623 Market Street.
Summer SpeCiaItieS.

We are growing business.
Everything that goes into
stock here-everything that
goes out Of stock here is tenn
pered to give you the greatest
satisfaction-the best impress
sions of this store.
Whether it's dollars worth
or cents worth it's the fullest
possible worth for the money.
Enterprise countsfor naught
unless sheathed in quality
We are progressive-but we
are conservative. Progressive
for right-conservativ agains
sensationalism.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

There Is more population to the fquare
mile. and more wealth. and more wealth
enjoyed BY that population, in Rhode
Island than Ia any other state in the
Union. but, unfortunately, It Is the
smallest Of the states. Likewise II
Dela ware diminutive. The most vslu
able things are put up In the small
parcels.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

The Boston Transcript reports that the
man who has been stumping that city on
stills as a walking advertisement will
be seen no more, the police authorities
having refused TO give him license. II
didn't require acute detective powers to
discern that such peripatetics fill no
useful public function In villages
where there are no newspapers It might
be admissible: but in cities advertising
on stilts is valueIess and stilted adver-
Using of any sort is very little better
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

An elopement has taken place on hicy-
cles and enthusiastic wheelmen declare
that pretty soon the cycle viii be used IN
funeral PROFESSIONS. This seems like
carrying the bicycle craze bit too far.
We cannot imagine any solemnity In a
bicycle funeral.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

There is another deep aud dark murder
mystery n New York, so that Mr.. Roose.
velt's men have q 6ne chance to distin-
guish themselves at once.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Which is the best for women, matri-
mony or a profession leadlng to that
Wanted theme the higher educstion Of
women 2" This Is question that many
young women will have to answer for
themselves before the frost comes again.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Milligan-If be afther LAWN security
equal ter what / take away will yez
thrust till n, \ " Ike Sands Che grocer
Certainly. 'islligan- Well, thin, sell
me two sx ri hams an ksre wan sv
thin TIL come again.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

pkNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
sTAGDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.

THROUGHOUT BY THE
INTERLOCkING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
WILMINGTON, limo At
MONDAY, VunV III
Afternoon. Evening.

First visit to Wilmington. of the show that
has made ali Australia and America talk
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for
Wilmington (express), 80, l2o, Iz5, s.Sl,
4OI All, 5.0S $50, $50, Gil, 6.55, 7.4O, lilo,
ii lis D. IN and 1205 night.
Accommodation, 60, 7.38, $40, 1888 Q. M !
12S 1903, 4.O5. 4S7. 6.22, s.Ss, lO.OS anu Los
~
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
DELAWARE DIVISION.

SUNDA1 IINlhIlFf7s -, :,
For New Castle. 9.5l p. m. and l2.0l night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comtof'
and Norfolk, POI night.
For MiddletoWn, Clayton, Dover, NY
oning FELTON,. Harrington, Bridgeyille
seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 1z.0l night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-03-30
IN THE HEAT OF YOUTH.
A Novelsts Ecco,iections or Days when
lie Found Evory LaSt Queen.

Noveusrs EccoIections or Days when
lie found Evory LaSs IA Queen.
Why Is IL, | wonder, that we come
into the world SO in equipped for It's
exploration? IL seems 10 rne, as | look
back upon my youth, writes II. II.
Boycscn, Ia Lippincott's Magazine,
that, in certain way, my senses were
freshcr and lsccncr then than they are
now, And yet they wore continually
particularly in the matter Of girls
play the most understandable pranlss
on mc. Some alien fluid OF an intense
and fiery kind, got mixed with them and
made them subject TO all sorts Of unae-
countuble alterations. II is "A notorious
fact that an electric current will make
the most excellent compass behave in
an irresponsible fashion. And yet,
though the disturbing fluid which made
my compass worthless wasnearlyalways
there, it has guided inc, somehow, with
tolorable safety a long distance across
the traclSlcss main. And | am not by
any means sure that ! would exchange
- for truer instrument, subject TO
Tower alterations. For | take this
TO be proof OF It's exceeding fincncss
and excellence. Life would be a horri-
bly, drcary affair II these magnetic cur.
rents which make the needle trcmble
and swcrvc were banishcd or non-cx-
istent The dull, dead, stupid sanity
which has no sympathy with folly and
no CLEAN OF potential madness is, no
doubt, stanch and reliable rudder,
but cannot forbcar questioning
whether 20 the soul thus equipped tho
voyage IL worth making. Ulysses Of
old, middlc-aRed though nc was, had to
stuff his ears with wax lest he steer his
ship into the jaws Of pcrdition when
the sirens sang so deliciously, and he
did not exactly cover himself with
glory during his visits 10 Circc and
Calypso But what very red blood he
had and how humanity has heart beat ia
every one Of his manifold adventures
lie never, like his shipmatcs, became n
swain; and how noble and manly was
his bearing in the presence Of the love-
ly Nausilsaa!
There Is something almost touching
TO me In seeing the same sentiment
which stirs my own bosom recorded
thousands 81 years ago. And, truth to
tell, the man whose pulse Is subject 90
no irregularities aud whose Judgment
registers no alterations IN tho pres.
cnce OF beautiful woman Is. In my
opinion, aft for trcasons. stratagems
and spoils.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-03-30

First publication March ., last Juno l.
real estate mortgage, bearugdate March lst
SNi WIS, on that day executed and delivered
hY John Danaher aud hts wife Annh, To Charles
II. Chick. und was recorded iu the Register at
Deeds Office, Iron county. la Liber five uf mort
Rngcs, on page 272, March 9th ls0i There Is
now due on said mortgage, Eve hundred five
aud forty eight one hundrcdthS dollars
Default having been made IN payment of said
debt, nnd uo suit or proceeding being instituted
at law 20 recover the said debt, or any part
thereof the power ~ sale "a said mortgage has
become operative; therefore, notice b. hereby
given, that pursuant 10 the statute IN such cas-,
provided. said mortgage viii be for-clOsed by
sale 81 the m0rtgnged premises, at public nuc.
ton 20 the highest bidder. nt the front door of
the court house, iu the Village at crystal Falls.
in sind county outhc seventh day of Iunr next
az ten O'Clock u the forenoon The premises
are described a. follows. la said mortgage
Al that certain piece or parcel Of land situate
and being ~ township fort 81 six it6) north ol
range thriy,sX $50 west. u the County of
Iron and state ~ Michigan, described a. fol-
lows
The southwest quarter 4, y 81 section one .tD,
containing one hundred ana sixty (lGDl AIRES.
more Or loss
Dated February rs, 1895.
NHARsEs W CmrK.
ENRI.E 4 HYDE. Attorneys Mortgage.
Grand Rapids, Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-03-30

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
LANSING. March. 10, 500.
To TIE sHERuF or lnoN COUNTY, MICA.
siR.~~lOu are hereby notified that the Legis-
lature OF the state OF Michigan hes passed tine
JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment TO section one OF arti-
Gle nine OF The constitution of this state, rsla-
tive Go salaries of state officers.
RESOLVED ~ THE SENATE AND HOUSE, on REP
! ni.sENTAriNEs on THE STATE on MICHIGAN. That
un amendment 20 section one of article nine 81
tile constitution OF this state be aud the same IN
hereby proposed, 90 read ns follows.
SECTION l. The Governor shall receive an an
nua salary of four thousand dollars; the judges
81 the Circuit Court shall each receive AN annual
salary OF two thousand five hundred dollars.
the state Treasurer shall receive an annual sal
AIRY Of two Thousand five hundred dollars the
Secretary OF state shall receive an annual sal
AIRY ot two thousand Eve hundred dollars. the
/ Commissioner 40 the Land Office shall receive an
annua salary OF two thousand ilve hundred
dollars the Attorney General shall receive an
nnnuni salary Of three thousand tve hundred
/ dollars The superintendent OF Public lnstruc-
! ton shall receive AN annual salary of two
Thousand i've hundred dollars, the Auditor
General shall receive un annual salary Of three
thousand dollars. they shall receive no fees or
| perguisitcs whatever for the Performance Of any
duties connected with their onicc and they
shall personally attend 90 the duties OF their
Office 10 shall not be competent for the I.cgis.
lniura TO increase the salaries herein provided
RESOLVED That said amendment shall DE
submitted 90 the people of this state al the
next spung election, on the FIRST Monday in
April n the year one thousand eight hundred
ana ninety five, aud the Secretary of State Is
hercby required 90 give notice Of the same 20
the sherifis OF the several counties oi this state
~ least fifteen days prior 90 said election
The ballots for aud against this amendment
shall be printed az the loot ~ the general ticket
! as provided hy law. and designated as follows
Amendment 20 the Constitution relative 90 sal.
aries OF state oiicers. Yes" Amendment 10
the Constitution relative 10 salaries OF state
Oilicers,-"No. said ballots in an respects to
he clinvnsSed aud return made as ia elections OF
Justices of the Supreme Court
RESOLVED rUHfuER, That the Joint resolu
ton entitled. "Joint resolution proposing an
| amendment GO section one of article nine Oi the
constitution OF this state relative 10 salaries
which was passed NJ the present session OF the
legislature, DE and the same Is hereby repealed
This Joint resolution is ordered 20 take imme
date effect
Filed March p sos
lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have hererntO set
uA hand and iuNNcd the great seal OF the State
ui Michigan az Lansing the day nud year first
above written WASHINGTON GARDNER,
SECRETARY of state.