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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02
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l2t lbs finest granulated sugar, SOC.
Not more than SOC worth 10 customer.
! gallon new crop New Orleans
mOlasses, in jug. all for SOC.
barr f.', aft salt, Sl.35. Guar
anteed nul Il gel hard.
1G0-lb sack lew salt. only soc. Don't
miss 1t.
% lbs new apple butter only Sl.2O.
Guaranteed.
7 large double bars brown soap, &c.
New stock.
6 bars Old Country soap, PC, or S2.i0
per box.
80 lbs new crop n. o. sugar, Sl.00.
Large stock of gun-powder and Japan
teas just received, going 3 lbs for SI.00.
These goods are guaranteed.
6large bars of tar soap. 25c. As good
as Grandpa's.
large packages Cal hrkfst food, PC.
IL bars good laundry soap, 2sc. This
is D. X.
I gallon bottles best catsup, &c. New
goods.
Six 5-lb sacks new dairy salt. DC. Fer
table use.
3 good rice root scrubbing brushes. 10.
= lbs orange or lemon peel for &c.
New and fresh.
l Id Dunham's new shred cocoanut
for 25c.
l lb plug chewing tobacco. l5c. Good
for the money.
5 boxes concentrated I've, pc. The
soap maker.
4 boxes castor oil axle grease for PC.
Z large bars fancy toilet soap for &c.
Is lbs California prunes, 81. Only by
the dollar.
20 lbs good Carolina rice, 81. Only
by the dollar.
gallon new pack apples, aOc.
packages good coffee, 45c.
l good new breech-loading shotgun,
$40. Latest improved.
G cans golden pumpkin, &c. For pies.
4 lbs ginger snaps, DC. New goods.
2 cans Cal peaches or apricots, in
heavy syrup. Csc.
8 lbs Bakers chocolate for 81. Full
weight.
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-Dampness has made the Corinthian
capitals of the church of the Madeleine
In Paris crumble, and recently pieces
of stone have fallen, endangering the
passers by. The capitals are to be re-
moved and new ones put in their place.
Boston university established a
professorship for the comparative study
Of religions as long ago as in 1879, and
now President Warren is asking for
500, 900 with which to found an Amer
lean Museum of all Religions" similar
TO the Guimet Institution In Paris.
The Society of Mutual Helpers, of
Boston, distributed last year 30, 600
bouquets in the tenement house dis
tricts of that city, TO the sick and aged.
The friends in the country gather the
flowers and send them to the city,
where they are distributed. Sixty
towns are interested in this work.
Argentine republic has made rapid
strides in education during the last
thirty years. Her system OF public
schools is modelled on that of the
United States. There are 3.O5d schools,
or M for every 1000 inhabitants. Be-
sides normal and agricultural schools
there are 20 national colleges and =
universities.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church, which is represented in 10
states, generally those of the South
and Southwest, reports 1874, l3S COM
municants. OF these ~, $40 are found
in Tennessee and the next larger NUM-
Der, %, 1864, in Texas. Missouri comes
third with ?7,570 and Kentucky fourth,
with le,4G7. The total of contributions
raised last year was S676, 4o5. The I'D
ditiors to membership were l6,sls.
The number of congregations is 2,ssl,
OF ministers ], EOS and OF Presbyteries
la6. Besides the ministers there are
s96 licentiates and $50 candidatcs.-N
Y. Independent.
oh, it is hard to take to heart the
lesson that such deaths will teach; but
let no man reject il, for it Is one that
all must learn, and Is u mighty uni
yersal truth. When death strikes down
the innocent aud young, for every fra
eilc form from which he lets h paut-
ing spirit free u hundred virtues rise.
In shapes of Mercy, Charity and Love,
TO walk the world and bless it. Of ev-
cry tear that Borrowing mortals shed
on such green graves, some good is
born, some gentler nature comes. In
the destroyer's steps there spring mp
bright creations that defy his power.
and his dark path becomes a way OF
light to Heaven .-Dickens.
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KANSAS BIRTHDAY.
h KANSAS Day Club Celebrates the Stat
-fourth Anniyersary Mt Topoka.

The KANSAS Day Club Celebrates tho States
Thir,y-foarth Anniversary at Topeka.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 30.-The Kansas
Day club, an organization composed of
young republicans, held its annual
meeting in Topeka last night and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. c. NJ. Har.
ger, of Abilene: vice president, J. L.
Junkin, of Sterling; second vice presi-
dent, W. II. Russell, of Rush Center;
third vice president, Charles l.. Bruce,
of Kansas City, Kan; secretary and
treasurer, Arthur Capper, of Topeka. A
Gomnittee composed of {. S. Reed,
Of kredQlia; c. /. Scott, Of lola,
and Charles Finch, of Lawrence, was
appointed to prepare appropriate resp
buttons on the death Of Charles Har-
baugh, who was an honorcd member of
the club. There being no further bust
ness the club repaired to the dining
room of the Copeland hotel, where an
elaborate banquet was spread. and pro-
ceeded to celebrate the thirty-fourth
anniversary of the admission of Kan
eas into the union.
Prof. Theo. Mailer will open his classes
in dancing, Monday, November ~, a,
Turner Hail. Monday class daya from
2:3O to 80. For gentlemen and ladies'
also for misses and masters. Professor
MAILER taught dancing in this city
twenty years ago. He is permanently
located at Kansas City, but will be Der.
every Monday afternoon at 2i3O, Il-2I.tt
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Snnrimnu EISpS-

8. Ii. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was ~disordered, his liver was
affected to IN alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles OF
Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. harrisburg, ILL.,, had
a running sore on his leg OF eight years.
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes Of Backlen's Ar
Mica Salyc, and his leg is soand and well.
John Speaker, Catawba, o., had five large
fever cores on his LEG, doctors said he was
;ncurable. Che bottle Electric BItters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
bIp entirely. Sold by ID. w. Is. Tevis.
No. 3
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Bill Higgins, republican ey-secreta,y
of state, OF Kansas, charged Bill
Buchan, republican, with being con
nected with the gamblers lobby. Bill
Buchan zones back at him, saying:
f.While secretary Of state he QliggiDs)
was the paid agent and used his official
position To protect and foster the
operation Of Pete Kline and Ed
Findlcy, in Kansas. He left the Office
that he had failed TO honor, and moved
to Kansas City, Mo, to live on the
bounty Of these two men and join them
In their business. Now that their
fortunes have wancd, he crawis back
here 10 Topeka 10 dabble in political
garbage" This is a sample of repub-
ljcan statesmen Of Kansas. Bill Hig-
gins was 4 power in the state before
the popnlist avalanche swept HIM out
of the state house.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
r. &c cog g,rcT, o. ia L=a..,rI5s .v,,.
ton. January ~. tsss.
The State OF Missouri. at the relation and Q
10, ,Ss Ess 2, an .s Z. 4; y cnsso Gou GSsss0 20 ,S %
State Of Missouri. Plaintiff.
Elizabeth Corse and Henry Corse. he, nusSana,
Mary J. Fulkerson aud Putnam 8. Euikcr
i Ei%ia ~. 1 Jenassss liz a; sssi1 deIv as0R sss:
Hooper and william Hooper, Lee Iits ana
-. her husband; May Hose. Mar D
Iagsdale and Joseph kagsdale. he- husband;
Ut A. W itidings. doccased, Defendants.
To The said Mary Rose and Addison n1ninsss'
You arc hereby notified that said piaintf6 has
commenced . suit AGAINST you In said cyurt By
which Is to obtain a Judgment for tAstaxes.
interest and Gusts due on the following dc.
s e ,, real ~ estate. situate IL the Sca9sy Of
acres. tho northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter OF section %. township u. nh9e -;
and also ils acres, the no,tesss. quarter q
the southwest quarter, except O acroB OF of
the northeast corner IL section a, township
Is and range %: also the following described
real estate, to-wft: The 70 acres. the eoutheast
!. township q and rsnse y: ssia real ssssie
iso. 1891. isss: and that ssid isscs for aid
years. exclusive OF penalty, interest," aud
c1sts, amount In the assrc rate 10 the cam Of
lars t.sss.ss,. and mat sne ssmo sssy b.
declared q lien on said real cstate, and that
tue samc may be sold. or 50 much theroof -
rendered herein, with iutervet. fees. penalties.
conmi.sious and ,osts. And you are further
notined that unless you appear at tho next
tho court house, In the city Of Higgipsville. IN
said county. on the nrst day Of April nett,
and on or before the third dry OF said term. II
MS rnf1m uhRII Sn InRn .sApnlnrn and ~ AaA
then before the end OF the term, and ansWer
said pstition. the name shall be taken - con-
fessed. And Il IL further ordered thst . cory
hereof be published In The Lexington Weekly
lntelligencer. q newspaper publlshed 10 aafd
county Of Lafayette. for four weeks succes-
sivclv, the last insertion 10 be at least four
term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
ny PEARL RKgpEa, ID. G. Lisa
n. &. WALLACE. Jr., Attorney fof Plaiuo14.
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ONLY a SINGLE LETTER,
But Ii Made All the Difference In tn
Wida " lido vnrld

But 1t Made All the Difference In the
Wide. v ide World.
"Mercy on us, what is the matter?"
cried the girl with the ~funnel-like
skirts, you don look like a girl who
is about to receive congratulations"
And I don't feel like one, either.
I've had such an atrocious time and
Charles is not at all sympathetic, he
laughs like a maniac every time the
subject is referred to-
What is it all about?"
"A baby. my dear. a baby who"
Cried in the next oom and kept
you awake all night?'
NO; it kept me awake without cry
ing. You know Charles mad an awful
~ nice married sister. They are great
wells
Il know. But she is a woman of one
idea, and hat idea is expressed in a
word Of four syllables."
Baby; yes. Well, she invited Charles
and l to din with them en- famille the
other evening. The baby was brought
in with the dessert"
You got Off well; it generally comes
with the salad"
wan caring tlOSc ucdT llltkc blut-
combs of mine and they attracted the
baby, who cried to come to me. The
mother was so pleased she said the
baby was such a judge of character. 1
was all Of a fiutter."
Didn't you know how to hold it?''
So. yes; but the side-combs hold the
curls on, that's all. BY and by Charles
saw my anguish and got the baby
away. Then l told the mother how
beautiful and intelligent it was and
how much / had heard about It,"
81 thought so. She told me the next
day that you were perfectly charm
ing"
"She wouldn't say that now. / asked
her what she called it, for didn't
know whether it was a girl or u boy,
and after saying I had heard SO much
about 1t l didn't dare TO ask. She had
gotten it in her arms again and was
kissing it, so she mumbled something
that sounded like Frances
THAT was a good way to find out"
II thought 80. The next day I went
down to the Doll Bazaar and bought
the baby the hugcst doll I could fnd.
Then l sent it a note saying that 1
hoped little Frances would appreciate
the fact that while it was not as pref
ty as herself it was the best l could
do"
'Of course you wanted to stand well
with his people,"
But l don't. The child is q boy; his
name is Francis, and his mother says ]
am a mean, deceitful creature, and she
will never speak to me again ms long
as she lives. Chicago Tribune.
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.whcrcss, Annie N. Clark and oeorgs ".
Clark, her husband. both Of Lafayette couusy
Missouri. did. by their certain deed Of trvsf,
dated the sixth day Of Jansury. 1914, recorded
In the recorders olice OF Lafayette county,
NO., on the eighth day Of March. issA In book
lvs. at page 3ss. convey 10 the updeuigned.
trustee, the following deecrfbed rcsl eseate,
situated IN Lafayette county. Missoun, te-wtt:
Lots numbered three f) aud tcn ti0l, In block
numbered sirty-one 90 ! in tee nrst addition
20 the town tnow cityl Of L~exinwtvn. scoording
to the plat Of said addition. on ale In the re-
oorders odice for said Lafayette county. In
trust to secure tne payment of u certain
promissory note In said deed described. to-
rcther with the iuterc-t nereon; and Whsress
said note Is due and paysblc and rsaains on
paid; now. thcrcforc. at the request Of the
legal holder and owner Of said note, The undes-
sigued. trustee. viii. q
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Z, issA
between the hours OF nina O'Clock On Ne
forenoon and I've o'clock in the Afternoon OF
said day. st the court house dvor. In Ne city
OF Lexington. o6er for sale. and cell, a the
highest and best bidder. for cash, the obovO
described real estate. for the purpoee OF oatisr
flying said note aud Interest, tuwcther NM tho
costs and. expenses VI this trust and Snl0
EDWIN ~. TAU1MANs
tis<t 1rU>jA
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
IN PARTITION.

Ellen A Edwards Drury Griadstaa aud
Nancy a. uriGGstsI.
versus
Margaret Fannie Laudcrback andJohnL Lauder
back, her husband; Margaret Midley and
William Edwards
py virtue ,f an order OF sulc. issued from
the Office OF the clerk uf the circuit court OF
Lafayette county. Missouri. on the 10th day OF
lGly. lsi, and 10y yiituo OF a icncwed order uf
stir. Issued un tho ath day at December,
l>ai, ia the above rntitlcd cause. tho under
signed. George u Gordon, special commits
siCner. by said court nppoiutcd. will. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, isv5.
hrtwrca the hours of ten O'Clock In the fore
noon and Ave o'clock in the afternoon OF said
tny, expose "a sale aud sell. az public auction,
to Ii.e highest ana best bidder, Tor cash In
hand, az the front door OF the couit house, In
IA. city III Lexington. during the session ~
the county court Of said Lafayette county, la.
following dsscfitei real estate, to.wit; Tue
northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter OF
section thirty one tai, township tfty -one ,sl,
of raugc twenty five i2ai, chntaihing forty ls)
acres
Given under my hand. this January s,h.
1885.
GEORGE d GORDON,
l-lsti Special Commissioner
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..Oid Hemorrhage" wsuld be q good
nickname for senator Baker, Of Kan.
~. lie said IN . speech, after bis
election: at makes my heart bleed
70 know that this hosor has bssn cas-,
upoa me. had hoped 1t wonld pas.
Ne BY" "HAD HOPED" is very. very
good.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Ths Taylor brothers, charged with
Eve murder Of the Meeks family, 10
Linn county, last May. will be tried a,
Clrrcliton. Both sides say they are
anxious to try the case. sad both sides
cay they are ready. but. the case has
been set for the March term.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The two branches Of the Mormon
church ct IsdspeAdeaee are Sighting
each other for . lot, where both clam
the great temple will be erected. Al
both these factions have prophets who
claim divine inspiration, It is strange
they do not foresee the result Of their
law,ug. We predict now that the
temple will nevsr.be built.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Mr.. Carlisle thinks that II he had
begun paying out silver at first, when
the gold supply ran low. the plan
would have worked all right, but that
- he bogan pay,ng u gold, It would
ruin ~ credit to pay u silver now.
This 10 Wall street stasesnanship.
An western and southern people begged
him 70 pay out silver, and they think
yet he ought to do SO, but they have
about ceased 10 hope for It.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Kansas is making a great fuss about
the new anti-gambling law. The
legislature passes such bills, but it
never expects TO have them enforced.
Kansas has plenty of good laws, but
public sentiment does not demand
their enforcement, and the officers pay
no attention 10 them.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

II has been suggsstsd that the COM
nittsss who are soliciting subscriptions
= the bridge 10 requested to keep .
List OF these who are able to subscribe,
and who refuse to do so. The people
want to know who their friends are In
this matter.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The credit Of the nation seems to
worry some people very nneh. II
sscrcd,t" consists Of paying gold on tbs
spst for everything. We don't . how
or credit can be hurt. The people
who pay taxes may '.git 1t in the nsck'
but our s.credit" is o. X.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Two of the greatest jawsmiths of
modern times met and shook hands on
a train the other day. One was ex-
Senator John j. Ingalls,; the other was
Champion John l.. Sullivan. These
two .shas-beens'' were quite o%oagenIsl.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The steamship ''Elba" was sunk,
January %, IN the North Sea. There
ware 374 persons on board, and only
[ senty were saved. The vessel was
ran into by IN English ship, which did
1t stop to see what damage was done.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

II congress should say y present
silver dollar should be the standard OF
value, and should decline 70 buy or
coin any more gold. how long would II
b till gold bullion wsuld be taking q
fnmh1Ao
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Carroll county IL still IN The dumps.
At the special election, Tuesday. for
rsprsses.at,ve, the republicans again
carried the county. Mr., MINIS was
elected. He " Agood nlas, il he is a
Republican.
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7o7 Main ST.,
The doctors nre counting. Eonr doilar,

The doctors are coming. Four dollars
a month till cured. Once In a lifetime.
Rich and poor, one and all. No use tell.
ing what they cure. Go and see. They
treat all forms of chronic diseases. aud
they have a weil-earned reputation for
fair dealing and great success. II you
have tried other physicians and they have
failed, do not give up. but go and see the
doctors. They will tell you your trouble
and II you can be cured. Remember, they
do not cure everything. The doctors
will be at the Commercial Hotel on Mon
day, February IL, one day only. Do not
fail to see them on that day aud mako
application for the cheap treatment. Call
early, "a their Office will be crowded.
Remember the date. Office open from $50
a. IN. to 5:9 y. IN. Remember, the four
dollars include all medicines. l2-15tf
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The house has passed q bill removing
the diffsrential on sugar. This is good.
Will the senate do rs wellp
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Scribuer's Magazine, for February,

Scribser's Magazine, for February,
Is . splendid number. DR.. Charles l..
Dana contributes an article entitled,
ssGiauts and Glsniism." He announces
that. as the result Of several years OF
study, he has discovered that giants
ara the result Of disease. According
- this theory, the lobe Of brain may
be discovered, then inGamed, and a
giant will be the result. Whether true
or fslso, Il is an interesting article.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The North American Review for
February, opens with three timely and
important articles on s.The Financial
Asidls." written respectively by Hon.
J. Sterling Morton, secretary Of sgri-
culture; Representative William M.
Springer, chairman of the house com.
mittss on banking and currency, and
Henry w. Cannon, president of the
Chas, Natiosai Bank, Of New York,
cad formerly comptroller of the
currency.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

We have followed the sdtise OF wall
street. for two ysars. and things are
getting worse ill the time. II could
not hurt US to 60 in the opposite
direction for awhile.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

John w. Norton, the well known
'theairical manager, was killed III an
accident on the Yandalia railroad near
Indianapolis Monday. His was the
first life lost in an accident on this road
in thirty years.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Vest Is opposed to gold bonds. The
wsst and south are aleo opposed to
chem. bat they are .~'disloyal." and
tho aristseratic east pays no attention
u them.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Why NOT coin a few silver DOLLARS
and pay them out, instead OF paying
out silver certificates, to be redeemed
In gold. :.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The lower house OF the Washington
legislature has voted to abolish ne
osice of lieutenant governor. The
seuste will kill the bill.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

About all the states OF Centrai
America have agreed " assist Guate-
uala in resisting Mexico.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Ward MeAllister, the wsii-known
leader Of New York's society, d'ed
Thursday night. He was GA years Old.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Wheat in Chi,ago, this week, went
dswn to afty-two cents, the lowest
price evsr known. VIII esr financiers
svsr lears anythipgP
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Morgan county. Kentucky, il tired
Of lynohers, asd has organized q mob
70 lynch people who engage = lynch
ing, A brilliant idea.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Rocksfsller's wealth ID estimated at
sl5S, 900, oeo. He will howl like a
coyote. WHOM they make him pay an
income tax.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Ii Hung Chang has been ordered 10
atop using the royal sky-blue pin-
cushion, or something Of the sort.
Poor fellow.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The national treasury is the place
where they buy gold vt q premiuH and
sell 1t at par, to accommodate tho
brokers. -,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Miss May Wright Is prepared TO cut, a.
and make dressce. and do oil kind Of sew.
lag. and solicits patronage. Up stairs,
one door west Of Morrison Wentworth
bank. l.ls.tf J
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

The presidents financial message
caused 9 sensation ia congress. we
should think il would.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chiies, 81 May
view, were in the city Thursday.
T Bf. J. II. Coons. an old schoolmate OF
the editor, at the University, called on us
Tuesday. lie is examiner Of schools, and
"a very pleasant .seatlemRn.
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Removed.

have removed my confectionery and
cafe to Laurel street, opposite Young y
Buford, L. Hacker.
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1t is. predicted that the present
congress siia'not be able to ssree on
any financial bill. -.