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Life I'm The Mountains of Tennessee,
PLEASANT HILL, Tenn,
March 81 iNthi

/ To the Editor OF The l,ncr,cop.
Ia au the changes Of tn. cbsn,fpf.
! world, Few So dull but they may ,xfrsct
-ome sweet thoughts and rles.apt ,-xr..
ritnrrS. Even dark and sst, b,,,,r. ~.
followed tv jav and hor,
The eleven wears md six month ,s mast A.
! cast MY eve backward seem like the ke-
lc.da.eurs. As 1 glance into IN. tnh,. ~
these eleven wears see. t,,,, mirror. ar ~.
Htst#Hr fs,antS= one Of faifb =.tb,r
works. They extend along tbrnurl, / t,-,
,,asias4l ,i,e},=,, a each II an fFf#f5tft-t
past which Just takes IN aH the DAYS.
With their fasth aud works and trials.
without ID remainder. and can $50 thai
tht~e eeHlt net TITS " have been les, or
ngHz
y steadily Tftr INTO th.s tub -.
trials nss,i JOYS ma'tsrfN A. a-auv time. s-
ta,- afzrft-,, inch tht~e rejecting ufaa,>
make with oneh e5h,r is contained In the
vhe}s siHeumftfvue, ~ tic eleven years.
sut they appear n,,N &, =. syn:uetrscal.,
disposed The smallest EFFORT brings to
tae minds eye rev views Il experience,
PASSED through. AMI power te take IN Tn,
Wisdom ot Gods plan IN establishing tn,
III ,s~ien i greatly increased. The attlc
fragments which At ar~; view Appeared
Insignificant ~ the glass 81 the years
turns, mGltip}y sud nascuifv.
Dropping the allegorv Viii say that
LIE here On the mountains, literally -
tuU Il care and faith and works and
trials. hiss slso been lie Of rich sx-
f>vrsefce Of Gods tsithfulness to His
PROMISES, ana Of the deep and abiding
sympathy Of Christian friends for the
unfortunate snd neglected. Result.
accomplished spusk in praise O, Gods
children. W hose ep.p heart. and nurses
have helrsd Us rear those buildings ON
this mission ground o, N. American
N ,sssouary association. Step by s,ep the
work has bera going on. and e;ed,s
providence Is st{a driving the nails and
moulding characters Tor eternity. The
wprk here. when viewed fra-, i t,ers<.
tlsnAs STANDPOINT. : en,eursr{nr
~ushswskin- an IN ~, vn.,r- ana
Old in TIE matter - e~aucsti,n =. I. ~sro
n tAe~s mountain. pe-hs,,- csnr4. -
f,sra sl>sN s,.-s IN oar h-,ss lsn,s a,
" .t. many ,.,,.,,,,- r,.-,,,f. ne,
amounts :, A., ,s-.5,~.; ,s,,,5-. and s,,5,ty
e; ,esv Use BE- ,,ssF.,-t.,,,5tv a., ~ a.
yrSntssv. ~ Tn. s,s<,,f <ns ..,,,,s fs.sf.,v
shat, tsv-- down IS l,fs .. .i1s,s-s,., =.
&. al see.r fathers sas r,,s,se-, tn.
s.7s4sz.sv : svsz,zsI sp3 tssrs>t.sn LA.
s,a>< = the pSyrle .s~ s,,v re.
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Tas-e : a : : thAt 5. A3rno,-t bow.
suG there = KIND ord that :. raanIa-
ceaees - much = :aerp IL the Way Of
dong z ~ - Helps
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Gu Err.

Hulr- Cove.
+. 7. Hamor went to Bangor Friday o
business.
Miss Sadie Young, OF Lamoine, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Augustus Gray has returned to h
home where he will spend few days.
Agnes Brewer has returned hon
after having spent week in Bar Harbo
William Vincent jammed his thum
quite badly while loading stone last Wee
March % KIT.
Hal Sumner, OF Winter Harbor, WAS
town Friday.
Robert Wood, after having spent sever
months in the woods, has returned HON
Miss Sarah Hamor, of Bar Harbor, spel
Sunday with her father at Hamor's ferI
Miss Lizzie Jordan, of Mariaville,
visiting her brot hers, Joseph and Fran
Jordan.
Herbert Parsons cottage is now ben
plastered and when finished viii be
fine building.
March %. MI
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West Trenton
Capt. NJ d. Haynes spent Sunday with
his brot her Wesley at WestEden.
Emerson ID. Ladd WAS at home from
Seal Harbor and spent sunday with his
PARENTS d. Ladd and wife.
Mrs. Alma 4. Brown, OF Somesyile, is
seriously i'll at the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
A. l.. Saunders, at this place
II. w. Iadd, wife and daughter Eva, of
Portland who were here several days last
week visiting Mr.. Ladd's parents, Daniel
Laid and wife, returned home last FRI
day.
The Kings Daughters have purchased
fine hearse, which they have paid
fer and offered to present 10 the town,
providing it builds n hearsc- house, which
the town voted to do. At the town meet
ing this spring n vote Of thanks was ex
tended to the ladies.
Rev A. J. Haynes, Of Har~ ich, Mass. i,
recently sent to his brother Ernest, ut
this place. two bird pups rs a present.
They are very intelligent and sprightly,
and their owner = very proud OF them.
They came by express to Ellsworth, and
did not seem any tic worse for their
journey
Rev. j. r. Coombs, Of North Haven,
occupies he pulpit at the Baptist church
every sunday afternoon, and every alter
nate Sunday forenoon at Oak Point
school house. lie i an Interesting aud
forcihie speaker, and his meetings af'
t.1tI..H and f4ut+g rf-lftrf1tls in,
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II now looks a. II Miss Agnes Slack
secretary Of the Worlds ". {. T. l.. i'll
se able to come 10 Us IN the summer and
remsin until after he nat ionsl convention.
Miss slack IS Young woman OF remark
able sblity and devotion. q frst-ra
speaker, and one Of the chief among the
rising women OF her time.
In this country so women are prsctic-
ing medicine, - preaching the gospel.
more than s,an managing post Offices,
ard ever SOC no earning independent
incomes Ssnee ~ the psten; otfsee has
granted over > K. patents TO women. snd
10 View York city = 40 women support
Their Aus b&uds
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fectionery. The first prizes were won by
Philip Giles and Abbie Haslem, the BOBBY,
by BILLY" Jordan and Maud Googins.

Salisbury Cove.
Alton Carter, of Bar Harbor, was
guest at Mrs. P. II. Youngs Saturday.
Clarence Emery, accompanied by Miss
Addie May Emery, spent last week in
Brooklin, at the home OF Rev. Gideon
Mayo.
Bay View grange conferred the fourth
degree on two candidates Wednesday
evening and n pleasant meeting was held.
The grange has been enjoying an unusual
season of prosperity and feels much en-
couraged for the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgkins enter
tanned large number OF their friends
very pleasantly Tuesday evening. After
the games and music, which were enjoyed
exceedingly, delicious refreshments were
served. Mr. and Mrs. IIodgkins leave
very soon for Bar Harbor, where they
will stop through the summer months.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes preached Sunday to a
large congregation from the text "Be We
therefore perfect, even as your Father
which is in heaven is perfect. His theme
was Character Building" His discourse
was practical and soul-reaching. Mr..
Hayes popularity and success are source
of much qualification to his parishioners.
The missionary circle met with Mrs.
Lottie Hodgkins Saturday evening. The
subject for the evening was Assam which
proved quite interesting. The society is
using Il series OF lesson studies on various
foreign countries which are very helpful.
Two captains are selected from among
the members who choose sides, the presi-
dent asking the questions. Much in
terest is thus aroused by the contest. The
circle will meet With Mrs. w X. Iodg
kns in two weeks, when the subject vii
be India.
March 30. LES K.
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REV. BENJAMIN DoDoE
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
An Indian's rlcIse..or-Leave.

When Young Chief. prominent
member of the utnmntiIIn tribe, in
Oregon, goes away for his unhhnl vaca-
ton, he is granted the freedom of the
state by the following notice 10 whom
it may concern: "Young Chief has per,
mission 10 visit WnlIows and surround
ing country, with various other In
tlians. to be away GO days. lie is good.
law'nbiding man, and very friendly to-
ward whites. n any of his crowd arc
boisterous or violate any law. II report
ed to me, will have the matter recti-
fed. Any favor shown him will be APP
prcc'ntcd. He respects the whites and
asks that they respect him"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
HOOPS PILLS euro Liver tiiSj
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headaches
A Pheasant laxativei All Drugglstss
effEof OF GEE sTiNes,
A Decided stimulnnt to the HunnA.
Syssem. f|y

Decided stimulnnt to the Humnh
System.
One effect of bee stings on the humnif
system is in ths nature Of q stimulnnts.
The virus introduced through the cur.
ticle by the bee herself ia cNceetlinpiyi
stimulating. u not eNhilarnting. tfS
beats tolmcco or any narcotic. IL n
way ahead of intoxicnhts.
| am led to this conclusion by effects
produced on one of my visitors nftes
one application of the medicine, hypos
dcrmcally administered. Il doesn't
seem To make much difference oIi Wliut
part OF the nuutomy The iluid IL 10 jeEfs
ed. II works just as eifcctualiy Ii cnd
spot ns another. und operates Instant
tuncuusly. II the patient would pre-
fer the scnr ia his back hair. hidden
from vulgar observation aud irrevers
cnt remark. he will feel It's effects and
respond TO It's influence with nlarrity.
Whether administered behind the riChc
ear or un the ornamental nppendaga
which sometimes ohtrudcs i,scif
into other peoples business, or "below
the belt" under the trulisrrs. IL "gcts
there just the same" 1'hc lnsies, ma.t,
In Ameica viii get II hustle OH hint
instnntcr after one dose. lie ram r,,u
through troop ard leap over II wall
like trained athlete. \ tcn-wivu
fence bnrbcd to stop swine Is no oil.
structiun tu hiin when he gets uidT,S
notioii liz feels rs IL fe could ont
run Il tornado or swim I.nic Eric. iis
doesn't wonder that Snmpsnh twisted
the jaw OF the Young lion or slew !,
regiment OF philistincs lie cottld lo
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
CURE CURE FOR sHlpwREcn
What "a Sunday school Pupil Would DO to
Calm tho Occnn.


certain young woman on the Turih
side teaches ii cluss in II mission Sunday
school. She had II difficult task, say
the Chicago Times-Ilcrald, inpuriing
scraps Of religious instruction TO her
young charges. and often amusing nn-
Ewers are unconsciously returned to
questions which she asks. On one oc-
cnsion she asked her pupils:
What do the high priests do?"
And received the reply:
"rhcy burned insects before the pco.
pie" by which the youngster, of course,
meant incense.
But one Of the funniest experiences,
which well shows the queer ideas which
he children receive in their lessons,
was given when, after IL discussion oi
shipwreck which followed lesson
three or four weeks previously on the
wcll-known story of Jonah and The
whnle. she happened to ask:
suppose u big storm arose at sen and
II looked as though you were going to
tc drowned. what would you do?"
81 would throw man overheard for y
whale to swallow" was the reply.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
A VERY OLD ruB.
Roman Bucket That Dates Back Sixteen
Hundred Years.

Hundred Years.
My thoughts, when was ut the rsins
OF Siichestcr recently. were that hun.
drcds of antiQuariuns all over the cotin.
try would havG given gold to anyone
who should have told them of the great
lind" that was Sherc and then TO be
safely brought 10 hand. says letter in
London Truth. a friend and myself
strolletl over from Aldermaston to view
the ruins and us many of the finds" MS
were still to be seen. MIR. Davis, Il. S. a.,
at present experimenting the opera
tions, explained to us how, when dig.
ging out an old we'll. he nude tho lucky
discovery OF tunnel which conducted
him to an ancient gate, tine existence OF
which had not Lern before suspected.
y windlass had been fitted M over n
well lS feet deep. and men were digging
out pniifuls OF earth which were brin,.
diligently hnu!ed up. For two weeks
the work nt this point had been going
on, and within the last week /, hnd been
discovered thai this WAS NH old Roman II
tuD-weil. The wood seemed somewha:
rotten, ns might he expected after COO
years, so TINT the raising of The tub
caused the greatest anxiety. The tub
hnd been ingcniously iittcd by MIR
Davis with two wooden shelves runninu
all round it-one at the top nnd the
other at the bottom, both of which
served to protect IL from any strain dur.
ing the prpaipticn for hoisting ii. an,
nlso relieved the tub of It's own weight
during the process of hoisting. After
one unsuccessful attempt to bring II up,
during which small portion of il was
knocked of. H. wns triumphnntly raised
to light III comparatively perfect
stat" of preservation. We expect that
The tub will shortly be on view nt the
kending museum. where there Is al.
ready beautiful collection of Silchcs.
ter relics.
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sent there to set up the door again. and
his foot-tracks were very plentiful.
But in two or three places. Pierre's
sharp eyes saw prints Ike those he had
noticed previously. and. though rather
indistinct, Pierre looked at them, and
ejaculated:
Louis! Yes. he must be the thief"
Pierre was boy TO jump at conclu.
sions, and so he jumped at this-thnt
Louis, one OF the Indian boys down in
the Hollow" must be the thief
He went home TO say to one of hi,
piaymntes that he was afraid Louis had
been stealing at the lumber camp.
You can start fnouhiain-slGc with
rock no bigger than yonr hand, and
You may start very serious SANDER by
q "guess" about dhother,an al shouldn't
wonder" an "1th afraid so."
Pierre .guessed" 10 another boy tina {;
Louis might have been troubling
things Mt the lumber camp lie did
not take the very word thief and stick
1t on TO Louis good name. as II daubing
it with black pitch.
How the story did travel. SodIe-
thing good about another goes through
neighborhood slowly as donkey
cart. but something bad moves like in
express train. Every body soon sail
that Louis was the Iumber-camp thief.
Mr. Ioomis supplied things from his
store for the neH in thc employ Of the
t.wner Of the. luinbcr cnUp.- and wi,cp
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
Insurance against idieness.

Insurance against noneinployment
Is nm accomplished fact in Cologne.
WorIing1ncn who have resided two
years In that eift and are over is years
OF age can join the society. The difcs
are six cents per week. II no employ
merit can I've procurcd for a member
during the dull season. 30 cents per
day is paid to him If fnarried, 80 cents
If single. The city has started guar
anty fhhd for the society with $4,000
10 which $4,000 has been added by
subscriptions aong employers. The so
ciety hopes to enroll enough members
20 meet oil Liabilities likely 10 occur.
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he saw t.odis somihg into his stSfe, ne
said to himself:
"There is the thief must took out
for him!"
"Medsn-fader!" said Louis.
what is that?" queried Mr.. Loomis,
speaking rather harshly, us people gen
orally do in talking to a thief.
"Mcdsin-fader!"
do you mean that your father Is
sick and wants some me<llcine?"
Louis smiled and nodded his hend.
"What kind of medicine?"
Fever got-wnntee medsin."
"Gotfcvcrnrd wants fever medicine ."
Louis smiled and nodded ngain.
"Humph!" said Mr.. Loomis.
Then he turned round to bottle
marked "Febrlfugc," that was standing
on shelf, and began to reason with
himself:
"lf this boy hns been stealing. Of
whether his fnthcris really sick. Some
boy joke. probably. know MIR. Wat.
son owes Louis father for work. and he
has right to get things here; but then
Louis Is dishonest. and can't trust his
word. and"-again Mr.. Loomis thought
lit vs. some boy-iolsc, probably
Ahem!" he said aloud. ~ will step into
yonr fathers tent tonight. nnd see
about the medicine"
mo medsin now?"
"Nol" replied Mr.. Loomis, gruflly,
and decidedly, also.
Louis turned away, two big CLASSY
tears rolling down his checks. for his
father wns in grent pain. and had found
out by experience that the bottle
medsin," as he called 1t. would "fix man
good"
81 don't know but that ought 10
have let the boy take the medicine"
said Mr. Loomis; "but. there, how can
one be expected to trust thicf?" and
lie turned away TO draw pint of mo-
lasses for another customer.
That day, Sampson Truman was
passing near the lumber camp. People
never said Sampson" when they spoke
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
RED TURTLES.
rhcy Iiv" and Freed la IA Spring whose
Tcmperntnro IL .GU Drxrrrr
=
ter relics

fhcy Live and Ercrd In "a Sprinu Whoao
Temperature IN ..U Dcgrccr.
Tint portion of southern or lower
California called llrll's l.ali.Acrc ap-
pears To be situated directly over n
substrntum of fire. which causcs the
mud and water To boil as IL in II ruldron,
says the ST. Louis Republic. At one
place on the llnlf-Acrc there are over
100 boiling springs nnd hot mud gcysrrs
on plat of ground that liz not of great
cr extent than II common citN sqilarc,
The chief spring in this queer nggrc.
CATION of loiling and spouiirg its Of
mud and winter IN called The fountain
of the Boiled Turtles on nccoul.i of its
curious habit of occasionally ciectinY
numbers OF smnll red tnrt1cs. The
temperature of this spring ~ Ri dc.
grccs, IL degrees higher than the tenn.
pcraturc required to boil water TN.
der ordinary atmospheric pressure
Notwithstanding the fnct thut the TEN.
pcraturc is sufficient To boil meat per.
fccily within u fcw minutes. the small
red turtles spoken of live and breed
there just us the ordinary variety does
in waters OF common lakes, rivers and
other streams. The spring is called the
fountain of Boiled Turtles because the
queer. hnid-shelled creatures of beng
cooked perfectly done.
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and wider us his whistle grows shrillcr
and shriller.
1t is Pierre Boulanger.
Let us go back to an earlier hour in
the day.
"Pierre." snid his father, as the boy
was about leaving the little numbering
settlement, rod in hand and bait In his
pocket, TO b. gone all day fishing in
the dark forest brooks, where the trout
loved to hide nway-"perrc, they say
thief has been breaking in the door of
Wntson's camp. Have your eyes open
while you are gone and IL you see the
track of any prowler, let us know about
it,"
81 will, father. don't doubt TINT the
thief lives down in the 'Hollow'-onc
of those Indian boys in the Indian camp
there"
"rut. tut!" called out sharp. thin.
elderly voice, and Granny Boulanger
came to the door.
"Pierre, remember this: 1t is never 4
good idea to say thief until you are
sure of the rogue. 1t is easier TO get
pitch on your hand than 1t is to wash 1t
off. and You may stick that name on Ia
boy and it will give him lot of
trouble to wash It Off"
Grnnny's white cnp and blue dress
then disappeared MS she passed into the
house again.
WELL" thought Pierre. iustifying
himself as he walked AWAY, "thosc fcI-
lows are mean enough TO do anything"
Pierre entered the big, lonely woods.
where the great. lenfy boughs met over
head and shook hands with one another
as the wind swayed them.
Here and there he noticed the tracks
OF animals, and not far from Wntson's
lumber camp he snw footprints that he
thought were made by n man.
What if possibly the camp thief had
mnde these mysterious tracks? He put
his bare foot by the side of one and
whistlcd.
Just about my size. and they lool,
like man's-no. they are boys
and they point toward the lumber
canp, and they are about the size OF
Louis feet-Touis. who is in TINT Indian
camp in the Hollow"
Pierre then thought he would like to
go mp to the lumber camp and examine
the premises.
Along the forest path he trnlged. \
squirrel ran up the trunk of tree near
him. stopped, looked round, ms il to say:
"How are you, Pierre? You can't follow
me, though you want to-" nnd. i'm a
twinkling. sprang into n dark hole in
the trunk.
An old crow, far away overhead. Sc.
up II dismal "cnw, caw!" and then made
his black wings beat the air in flight
further forestward.
startled partridge ncrvously
drummed for n moment. and was then
gone. Further and further into the
forest Pierre trudgcd.
"rhere is the camp!" he exclaimed. at
last.
1t was rough building. built of logs.
the creviceswell stuffed. the whole look
ing stout and substantial. like Dutch
man who has just had his dinner.
Pierre walked round to the side of the
building where the door wns. 1t WINS
here the thief had forced an entrance.
One of the men employed by Mr.. Wat
son, the owner of the camp. had been
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04

to the little colored boy. but said
"Samp."
Jest as good" he declared, rolling up
his eyes and letting lot Of sparkles out
of them. dat word Snmp hits de right
man well us toder name"
The right man." Snmp, was now or
on bcrrying excursion.
"Dere's de camp!" he exclaimed. ns
he saw the stout low log house
"IInrk! what's dat noisc?"
He stopped twrling the pail he cur
ried in his hand.
Whats datp 4 t'cf insidcl N.Y.
dat's Louis, nnd me catch him. sure,
He's done gone fur now. dat scamp!
I'll take peep in at dat winder an
s'prise him. Yes, Will"
Here Samp gave n loud chucllc.
This window had been insccurcly
fastened, and some one had here forced
nm entrance. At times, the previous
winters supplies that were not wholly
exhausted would remain in the camp
through the snmmcr-nrticles like
hcans or molasses-and these might
tempt thief.
So Samp hung his chin over the edge
of the low window sill, md thrust his
big eyes In as far ms possible.
Samp Ind whole vollcy OF cpithcis
all ready to let Off. thick MS the dis
charge from n mitrnilleusc gun: "Olc
t'ief," "reskel." "scoundrcl." villin,"
'scallurwag," and he now began 30
shoot.
"Ole t'ief!" "Resk- ugh! tigh!"
And here Sahip let of some terrific
yclls. let go his hold on the window
sill. rolled backward upon the ground.
rolled over on his legs. grooming, sigh.
ing. crying. and away he ran.
What had became OF his pail he never
knew. and he did not care. for The great
question with him was, what would he.
come OF him? Now and then he turned
and looked round. Such eyes.
1t was not on his eyes that Samp con
graduated himself. but on his legs. for
Snmp Ind seen bear I'm the lumber
camp. lie had actually put his chin
within three inches of the snont of Il
bear. who had heard the noise made by
Samp al the window. and felt that it
was only right to look out and see who
was there.
Snmp had planned "s'prise." and he
succeeded beyond his expectations.
Who was the more excitedly "s'priscd"
Of the two will never be known.
The bear shared in the excitement.
evidently, for he sprang ont Of The win
dow as soon as possible. he hurryihg
in one direction and Snmp in the other,
How many bears samp saw people could
not find out.
"One. sartin sure" lie declared. can
nuff eyes an mouf TO stock heap
more. Ugh"
"Therc." said pierre's granny. "I
didn't believe that Indian boy was the
thief. Bears are apt to cut mp sucl,
capers round some camps. and II Pierre
had looked twice he could have told thc
difference between bears foot and n
boys. when he saw those tracks.
nm ashamed of him.''
Not so ashamed as he was OF himself.
IT, taught him fnuch-needed lerson---
not TO cry "thieT until he WIS sure Of
his man.
II Is needless TO say that Louis father
had his faedicine speedily.
Fix ME good" ne said. = Golden
Days
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WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL
w men or women to travel for respon-
sible established house in Virginia. Sal.
ary $3.50. payable S15 weekly and ex-
penses. Position permanent. Refer
ence. Enclose sells addressed stamped
envelope. The Nationul, Star Building,
Chicago.