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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-10-24
WOMAN AND HOME.
BACHELORS TEA COZY,
One That Does Not Need to Be Removed
When Pouring Out.

One That Does Not Need to Be Removed
When Pouring Out.
The plain, useful yet pretty tea cozy
shown in the illustration will be found
to make nice present and be a real
boon to bachelors, who are apt to dis
tract their housekeepers or the house
hold where they may happen to be in
mates by keeping their meals waiting.
that he expects always to find his tea or
coffee quite hot. For this purpose the
tea cozy is real treasure, for it is well
calculated to retain heat. One of It's
distinctive features is that it does not
need to be removed when pouring out,
50 that the second cup will be just as
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-10-24
HOLDING BABY'S HAND.
How Many Thoughtless Mothers Injure
Their Little Ones.

OW many moth
ers realize thu
injury they are
doing their chill
dren by holding
tn e ir hand as
t h e Y w a l k.
You see a little
tot of eighteen
months or two
years with it's
little hand and
arm lifted high
above its head
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THE SILVER QUESTION.

Clear Explanation OF tho lssuC-What
Fr.e and urit,nu-d Coinage Means.
To i'e Editor or tie IlitGi2.rosr.
SIR:-Ths silver question has assumed
proportion, that are calculated TO alarm
the exponent, OF sound and stable
money. The real danger is the isnor-
ance OF most oil the free coinage people
and the lack OF interest OF people who
would otherwise oppose free coinage.
The latter has no fixed idea Of the CUES.
ton; he is amazed at the,
to him. sudden agitation OF
the matter. lie can't under.
stand why both sides are so earnest
about il. lie looks Mt it the same ~ he
would look at tho irrigation question il
it were called to his attention. II no
thought it affected the well being OF his
gorernmentIh he would study it, and tits
therefore the duty OF all who bolievo
that free coinage Is detrimental 10 the
interests OF tho American people to do
all they possibly can to coun,eract the
campaign that has been instituted by
the silver mine owners.
It is easy to understand why the pc0-
pie OF the silver states are for free COIN
age. The booming oil commodity
necessarily booms the land oil its pro-
duction md temporarily. through the
consumption OF silver by free coinage,
tho silver mines would DO worked TO
their full capacity, and where there is
plenty OF employment there is plenty
OF money, which is an illustration that
the only way an individual can yet
money /. by giving labor for it. and the
only way no can get more money is Tor
him to increase his production or in.
crease the value OF his production. Tho
main argument oil the FREQ coinage poo.
pie is that 1t will give Us greater vol.
uine OF currency, or moro money per
capita, and they assume then that they
will have moro money; they will not
unless they increase tho value OF wha.
they exchange for money, whether it DO
labor or staples, or accept a money thnt
is no. worth MS much rs the money they
now use.
The old basis OF value OF geld and sill
yer was ut the ratio OF l6 to that is 10
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Uhr.Jntclkqcncrr
Ohio Republicans

The nomination oil Gen. Asa Bushnell
for governor by tho Ohio Republican
convention, was tho result. Of hard
fought battle between the friends OF an
unusually large number OF candidates,
but it is a pleasure to contemplate the
cheertuluess with which the defeated
ones yield TO the choice OF the majority.
The factiousl contest between the
friends OF Mckinley and Foraker, which
entered into the contest to some extent,
seems to have ended with the nom
inasiou OF the successful man, and the
Ohio Republicans will 60 into the CAM
paigu united in the support OF the
whole ticket. This means that they
will be successful a. the polls in No
yember.
General Bushnell needs no introduc.
ton to the people Of Ohio, nor to the
people OF the country, and his selection
will undoubtedly be received every
where with enthusiasm. OF unqucs.
toned ability and integrity. a Eepub.i.
eau whose record is withou: flaw, and
with strong personality he will prove
an ideal standard bearer, and the nomi-
nation may DO Justly regarded as hap
py outcome OF the rather complicated
situation.
OF the other gentlemen on the ticke.
tho same may be said. They add
strength 20 that which was already
strong, sad their choice will be grace.
fully acquiesccd in br the disappointed
candidate, and their friends.
There is not the remoiest probability
ths, the Republican canvass in Ohio
will be embarrassed by the feeling tina:
existed between the factions. The best
reason for this way OF thinking is that
the party is thoroughly united on
party principles as announced in the
platform adopted. There are no divi..
ions on this line, BIZ: al will accept the
declarations for protection and sound
money as good orthodox Republican
doctrine. In fact the iaciional contest
for the control o; the convention mas
already dropped largely into the back.
grouud, e1.Goycruor Foraker himself
declaring that there will he no oppo4.
itiun 10 solid delegation from Ohio
for Mckinley in the na;iona! coavcn-
ton. There is scarcel? doubt that. il
the legislature to oe chosen is Eepubi-
can, Foraker will be the ,enator. lis
not likely that strou: opposition will
develop. This beiu" he situation. the
prediction OF success this fall. made b7
Senator Sherman in his opening al.
dress, will be verified.
In the meantime. Ohio Democrat, find
Themselves in asa. nrr,licancnt. They
will be haniiclra"i II: n hopeless
division on the si.gnr question, situa.
tioa with whicn iHr Hepnbiicau. do
not have to contend.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy lie more, with
less expenditure, hy more promptly
adapting the worlds hest products to
tie needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liluid
laxative principles embraced in lho
remedy, Syrup Of Fig.
Its excellence is due 10 it, presenting
in the form most acceptable End pleas
ant To the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect Lax
alive; ciIccumlly cleansing the SynrnI,
di,pclling colds, headaches and rcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cniug them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every objectionable Substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
rists in SOC and 81 bottles, but IL ia man
ufac,urcd by the California Fig Syrup
Go. unly, whosc name is printed on crcry
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig
and being well informed, you will 40
accept any substitute il ViIrIcd.
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In a MemoTi1' DaY address delivered
at Arlington Cemetery some years a:o
General Garfield saiI: III silence be
ever goIdon, It must be hero beside the
graves OF these thirteen thousand
soldiers whose lives were more significant,
than speech. and wh05a death was n
poem. the music Of which wa4 never
sung" But While the unqpokcn crati-
tude Of the hoart4 ui tho nation on this
Memorial Dag - the best tribute tina:
could be paid the sIeeping heroes in
thousand cemeteries, !: ia fttin, and
right that the thoUgaHis upon ihon.
sands oil living who will gather at :hc,c
mccCas to-day should bear testimony 10
their love by word and music, by the
planting OF flags and the strcwin. OF
flowers.
To those who regard tho day merely
as holiday, to be devoted to festivities
aad sports, with scarcely a though: nj
its real significance, tho majestic BEAUTY
OF tho scenes that will be witnessed in
the cities ri tue dead throughout this
country vii! be Lost. BY them tho object
!ca.ons in patriotism, gratitude and loyc
will be unnoticed and unapprcciatcd.
But TO the grand army OF uryiyiI.
heroes OF the trcmenGona struggle Of
thirty ycara a:o. to tine thou.andq Of or
phHus, to hundreds Of Thousands 0:
thoughtful citizens controlled by th"
best impulse, the day will nave iHop
aud wonderful meaning. It is they
rho will assemble in u great COnCoursn
in each city and torn and hamlet to
honor the memories oi those who died
TO preserve tho union; TO RECOUNT the
deeds OF horoism and scli.saCriiiCo and
TO perpp;uatc tlIcm in song and story.
Tho American citizen. tho American
mother. the American daughter aud the
American son, moved by national love,
pride and gratitude. not uumixrd with
grioi, will reverence the day which ina.
been got apar: Tor this beautiful curo.
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time before That. From 100 In 1860
they roao to 2i3.7in 1854, foil to 07.3 tho
next year. just after the war, roao to
49, In 1867. aud then pretty steadily
declined, rising to 1854 in 1874. and 10
Ia 1882.
How much did wages iall2
They didn't fall thoy rose from 100
In $500 to l47.4 (gold) In 1873, and 1850
In 1891, averaging tho var Gus occupa.
lions. according TO tho number OF per.
sons in thom.
How do you account for thoso huctua.
tions?
Tho reductions were generally pro.
portioned to tho OXtont to which ma
chinory and improved processes have
reduced the cot OF production. These
would not affect labor. and wages rose !;
aud they would affect tho production OF
metals And textiles moro than acrcul.
tural products. and tho iormor fell more
than tho lattor.
Has there been any other great cause
Of lower pricc,P
Ees; tho freight tari1a on moro than
a doZcu loading railroads have fallen "
pOr cont in twonty years according to
tho Statistical Abstract OF tho United
Stato,.
How has this affected wheat2
About 1860, when the lakes were
closed, the railroads got over 60 cents a
ba-hel for hauling wheat from Chicago
10 New York; thcy have since dono ii
for . cents. IN 1874 tho rate by lake and
canal wa PAY coats per bushel, and in
lS9i il was Al cents.
Has there boon an increase OF wheat
production in tho world?
Figures lately published lin Beer.
hohm's List uhow that tho average Of
the worlds wheat crop for tho four
years. 1911, was POI, 100000 bushels
greater than the average Tor the four
years, lSS7-90. Tho department OF az.
riculturo estimates that tho crop OF
1894 was 220.375,0O0 bushels greater
than tina! OF 1891. Bradstrcots makes
tho increase from 1891 to 1894 429,0OO.-
900 bushels. The worlds consumption
Is estimated to increase only twelve to
sxteen million bushol, annually.
And wool?
Mr.. 5. y. u. North Gays the increaso
in the four chief producing countries
has been loo per cent since 1870.
And cotton1
The average OF the last three crops
was 1884, 900 bales, and OF three crops
twenty years ago $685. 000 bales.
And sugar?
in twenty years tho worlds sugar
crop has increased from less than !, 000,-
900 to moro than 100000 tons.
DO not farmers suiTer from the com.
petition OF silver-using countries?
They suler somewhat from tho com.
petition OF India in wheat and cotton,
and OF the Argentine Republic in wheat,
aud from the competition OF gold.using
Australia in wool. But tho export OF
wheat and cotton from India Ia scarcely
increasing; comparing terms OF years
1t Is decreasing. In no ono OF these
cases could any currency legislation
limited 10 the United States affect tho
European price Of cotton. or wheat or
wool. Tho prices We fix, il We fix any,
have no influence upon tho prices at
which the Russian farmers arc willing
to sell wheat for export to England, I'm.
less, indeed. we undsrbld thom.
TO NE COSTISVyp1
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AWFUL OCEAN WRECK.

The Steamer CollmN Coos Down In tho
Pacific ocran-Only Nineteen Persons
out OF 10: on Bunrd Are saved.
SAN FnAScIsco, May 9O.-SupOrin.
tcndon, Schwurn, OF tho Pacific Steam.
ship Company. ln.o last night received
word TINT tho steamer Colima had been
wrecked oil tho Mexican coast. Four
toon oil those on board we're saved.
Tho Colima carried about thirty.tive
passcne ors and tho same number in tho
crow. Tho COllmn was commanded by
Capt. j. II. Taylor. aud was an iron
weasel OF ., 200 tons. She was buili ~
1875 by Roach ( Sons, Of Philadelphia.
aud WAS owned by tho Pacific Mail
Company. Storckccpcr Richardson. Of
the Coima, was tho onJ who sent the
first nows OF tho disaster. 1t WAS ho
who sent tho message to his father In
this city that no had been saved.
Tho wreck occurred between Munzan.
lilo and Acapulco. Tho Colima carried
very heavy cargo OF general mOrchan.
disc, aud in addition to tho cabin pas.
scngcTs, who numbered between thirty.
five and fifty, carried n number OF steer.
age passengers. There was probably on
tho vessel. all told. 100 people. Super.
in,endent Schworin's information is
very meacrc. The message sent to him
says tho ship was wrecked May q. aud
ships boat containing hye OF the crew
and fourteen passengers arrived ut Man.
zanillo yesterday. There was total OF
seventy passengers on the ship.
Assistant Superintendent Avery, OF
the Pacific Mail, stated 10 m Associated
Press reporter early this morning that
tho CoIima carried 1872 people, and only
cabin passengers, thirty-seyen steerage,
torty'three Chinese and the crew num-
bers seventy-two. Most OF the cabin
passengers were bound through 10 New
York.
Among tho cabin passengers were:
c. Ii. Gushing. c. S. Cushing, J. l..
Thornton. Miss Bessie Davis, George
Farrell. Mrs. a. Clock and child, John
stein, Mrs. Charles Thornton, Louis ii.
Peters, A. J. Sutherland. c. II. L. Orme,
OF New York, W. II. Allen. ". II. Bryan.
Alfred Alonzo. Mrs. L. Il. Brow, &.
Irving, F. GEciGsby. g. V. Gray, f. F.
bee.
The merchants exchange had re-
ccivGd no advices from Mauzanilia, and
tho information contained in tho dis
patch received by tho Pacific mai book
keeper was regarded as most startling
piece OF information.
A lew moments later n telegram was
received from tho company's agent At
Mauzantlla to the effect that the ship
had conc down and that fourteen pas
sengers and five OF tho crew had reached
shore in asmalI boat.
just how many OF tho passengers
were aboard the vessel when the acct
dent occurred which sent her TO the
bottom canno; be asccrtaiuef n,
present. The vessel stops at Mazatlan
and San Eias before reaching Man
camilla and passengers were landed and
taken on nj both places.
Tho Colima WAS due ut Manzauilla on
Sunday tho 10Th inst. Tho dispatches
show that the vessel fouudered on Mon
DAY, the eth, OFT Mnnzanilla. which
would indicate that some accident to
tho machinery occurred which retarded
the progress Of the vessel aud prevented
her from reaching the por. OF Mazurilla
before she ioundercd.
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The iolowin: irOm tho Now York
Metal WorkoE is commended to tho
attention Of those gontlom on who n iow
years ago were declaring that tin plate
couldn't DO made in this country and
ridiculod McKtnlcy's prediction that to
tako tin plato oil tho FREQ list would
start new indnury:
"Thc matyc,oH srOwth Of tho American tin.
plato manuheGt' IN lcN' than four years pro.
lndunrial effort IN history, Frnm moth luz IL
hu, become all established industry OF large pro.
pOTtlOn, which Already gives employment to
,ou!e 5000 hands At The present moment. 40
lar ~ eau be gathered from tho latest reports
,hcTu ate In actual operation twrnty.cIght tin.
pla,c work, pfo,er. TOllluS their own black
PLACES leu In1n arc building two or three of
wh;ch are practically complete and ready 10
start up while the majority VI Others arr cX.
pCcicd To be II operation by July |. These
works Posses aG aggregate OF Ia mills, com.
rlcyrd or buiiuS, Of which about 10 arc now
In active wOfS.'
The development. OF this marvellous
growth began Immediately after the
adoption Of the Mckinley bill. It was
interrupted for awhile by tho panic
caused by tho uncertainty as 10 what
tho tariff tinkers would do with the
duty. They didn't dare take all tho
protection oil. but LEI, enough Of this
"outragcou,' McKnlcyism alone to in.
sure a continuance oil the industry,
after wages we're reduced to cover the
Democratic reduction.
Incidentally. it may be noted bore
that about all the branches OF industry
experiencing revival arc those in
which the unconstitutional" Republ.
can doctrine Of protection was recog-
nized hy tho Democratic tariff bill suili-
cieatly not 20 wipe the duties out. lu
these branches wages have, in number
OF instances. been recently advanced,
but the advance does not cover the re-
duc,ion made during tho Democratic
panic Of 1875. except in few rare in.
stances where tho tariff was not "mon.
keyed" with.
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A FIil&CI4L ClIcCdISN.
NJ FIGD. rErnY POWERS.

l'Ff'iUH Sl lTlcNs- III
las there not beon great decline Of
prra. since l,7%?
Nns.
Aui j, has o. course worked hard
ship to farmers who hai mortgagcd
thuIr farms"
ThatiitrI'.a 4 General way, bu! only
onr.iour'i u' no decline iri on any ono
mortgage. ~, ay.rA.e lie OF which ID
lca4 Than iI.n cars. aud there haI been
cor@Irr,J.' oiI4ct IN the reduction
OF tho prlCe- NJ lhln.4 iarmora hnvo 10
buv.
IIrs til" &. in prices been approx.
mo'ci% uniform?
Il has not
What ipr- nat indicate?
THattIIril. rau not br Glu" to change
in tn" pUrnHs.ng power Of money, tor
thea al. pfic,I would be affected SIM
iIarIy.
Where do rau got your information?
From III" =. uminous compilation OF
whpic-alr pr ,c4 and rates nj wagn'
published IN 7p3 b. the senate iinanCc
COmmit'cn.
ilow much fall does that show in
cloths aud c.p.hiu.?
On tho uat,, oi 100 in 1860 tho prices
Of clothes aui clothEn: rose to l2l j
tgg!:l III !-,I aud ic.l to ST. in 1891.
What wac r.c change in tho prices Of
metals aud iutlc'nnnts"
On the bA- Of lul ~ 1860 they rogn
TO ilj.2 t.O;di u 1875, and fell to 7.LJ in
1871.
Aud tho pr IuC.a ., agriculture?
I'nrIrY. corn cOttya. hemp, Oa,s. rye,
meats. toh1CG and wheat averaged nc
cprtin. Ia ;h'ir r"ll,iYr importance,
and on the bot. ni !rI in 1850. ropr 10
lUj lrojdJ IN l.i,,a ap.l tell to p3.iin 1891.
DId thcY Ic.'in toiat,Ju 1873, becnuso
the silver Ipi.r wa then abuIishcd?
No, baCIu-c .hgy BEGAN 10 iaIl come
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SRoES-ALExaNDER
THE WEATHER MAN

Played US a shabby trick. Just
as we began to sail into our
stock Of up'to.datc SUMMER
SHOES he makes it necessary
for people 10 get out their win.
ter cork.sOlcs. He has prom.
Used us, however. that from
now on we shall have no cause
to complain Of the cold, as he
means to even up by piling it
on EXTRA lIOL Go ahead, say
we. We are prepared to take
care Of our people. We have
5000 pairs Hot Weather Shoes,
OF styles. NEVER SO NICE.
NEVER SO CHEAP, and the
probabilities are they never
will be again.
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One cup Of powdered sugar. and hali
a cup ri butter beaten to Il cream. Add
tho stllily beaten whites OF five oggs,
two cups Of Hour with n tcaspooniuI OF
bakln. powder siIted in it, and tea
apo0uiul oi almond extract. Bake in n
shallow tin. and when cool ice the top
and cut in small squares.
The carncs,ues' Of lifo IL the only pass.
mort to the satisfaction OF life.
IC0Dyrighhdl
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YESTERDAY was the one hundredth
anniversary OF the return to this couu.
srv OF Chief Justice John Jay alter ne
goIa,Ins the famous commercial treaty
with Encl,nd. 1t is worthy OF note
that in that year (l79jl our entire for
eign trade amounted 10 only Sll7,o0O,-
OoJ. Uncle SAN haE grown some. com.
mescia!.y, in the bundled years that
have passed since then.
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LINGERING coughs and colds in the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure c1pels tho mucous, is sooth-
in2, healing, allars fever. acts quickly,
IS pleasant. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing. ". Va. d, +. Peabody, Bcnwooi,
and Bowie 4 CO., bridgeport, 0.
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ONO Republicans are we'll equipped
Tor ;ne campaign. This will y, their
year, nui ior tho first time within the
memory OF ths generation Ohio will
have two Republican representatives IN
the United Statcs senate.
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Nh. BAYAEo'. maine is mentioned in
connection with the secretary OF state
ship. Cerialn!7 NJ. Blyard has an ad-
vantage over all the other gentlemen
who hare been named. lie is an expe-
riencsl diplomat, and an expert
cnced man in the department OF state
is ALWAYS 10 Dc desired bY Americans,
regardless OF patty creed.
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BREAKFAST - Strawberries. Rolls.
Cold bcCi. Eoilcd eggs. Oatmeal
crackers. Coffee.
DISSER-FIsh chow,lcr. Lettuce gar.
nished with eggs. Steamed po,n,ocs.
Canned tomatoes. Cold rolls. Frui.
pull Pudding.
SrrrgH-Brcad and butter. Clipped
beef in cream gravy. Rhubarb sauce.
Lady cakc. Tea.
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\ MAS arrested in Pittsburgh for
vagrancy proved that he had $500 in
bank and owned 4 bicycle. IIe has evl-
IDENTIFY made the profession OF trampins
pay him well.
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TnG hos, romedy for burns. .calds and
Cutai4 De Wits Witch Hazel Salyc. An
Cxccllcn, cure for piles. Logan Drug
Co.. Wheeling. ". Va, Il. +. Peabody,
Hrnwood, and i;owio * Co., Bridge.
npri d
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Two disastrous steamship wrecks
have been repo.iei within twenty.tour
hours. with m aggregate loss OF more
than two hundred lives. While this is
terrible to think OF, it must be consid-
cred that, in view of the great amount
OF ocean travel, the number Of live, that
arc thus lost is comparatively small.
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TIE ticnd who isn't happy unless he
can .nou', as it hot enough for you?"
to every friend h1 meets was in MS elr-
,neut Yesterday.
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HAVE YOU TRIED THENI

The French Red Kidney Bonn' rnrs.t BY q.
Illinois Canning Company. They are coeIci',
They also make delicious sand. an ldr,Iig.'
or sldc-dlsh In the summer. Don't !nfssl ts.-
when preparing a PICNIC BASKET, Esd "a,
CAMPING they are jus, the thing l0c per a.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NTANTED-GlRL FOR GENIpIT
w hOIScwOrk. Must have relorrr,r II ~ ~
est wages to tho PROPER party. Apply d, -
ChaplIne. nrs'
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time before that. From 100 In 1860
they roio to 2i3.7 In 1854. foil to 07.3 tho
next year. Just after the war, roso to
49, In 1867. and then pretty steadily
declined, rising to 1854 in 1874, and 10
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THE lSrELLiOLScEr, cmhearin; is several
editions Is entered In tho lcslOllco al wheel
ing, ", Va, - seCoEdclAs' matter,