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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07
Underneath tha Ground.

One of the proposed features of the
Exposition of 1900 is hole in the
ground to the depth of 1850 feet. A
bill pending before the French cham
Der of deputies appropriates $3,OOO,OOO
for the experiment, which is intended
primarily to discover whether or not
heat and power can be extracted from
the bowels of the earth in available
quantities. Incidentally the plans
contemplate the excavation of huge
walls and galleries at different depths
which are to be illuminated by cleo
tricity and otherwise fitted up for the
wonder and delight of visitors.
The conception of utilizing the GEN.
trail fires for heat and motive power is
as audacious as it is fascinating.
Thomas Edison believes it is both pos
sible and practicable. He makes the
prediction that before long all the en-
ergy needed for the worlds machinery
will be produced from the bowels of
the earth. This being the case, the
probability of the not distant exhaus-
ton of the worlds coal supply is not
so alarming.
The geologists tell us the great CEN
central fires are slowly dying down
and in the course of few million
years will 60 out altogether, leaving
the world too cold for habitation.
When that time comes, however, the
scientists of the period may be equal
to the emergency. The inhabitants
of Mars are believed to have encoun-
tered and solved similar problem.
A story now running in the Cosmopol.
itan Magazine tells how the Maritans,
finding the water too cold and dis
agreeable at home, constructed ve-
hicles wherein they drove off their
own planet on to ours, and by their
superior scientific knowledge easily
conquered the human race and appro-
priated the earth and the fullness
thereof-at least they were on the
verge Of doing so in the Cosmopolitan 8
last number. But that hasn't hap
pened yet and sufficient unto the day
is the evil thereof.
Whatever opinions there may be re-
garding the practicability of the en-
terprise of appropriating and utilizing
the earth's internal heat, we must all
admit, as one writer says, the trial
"presents an audacity which is in full
keeping with the close of the marvel
GUS nineteenth century. Its concep-
tion is in harmony with the daring
progress of the age, and the world will
wish the Frenchman the fullest sue
cess in his great undertaking."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07
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exhaustive market reports, all the latest
fashions for women and long series Of
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07

A CHILD was cured of Group by q
dose or two of Ayes's Cherry Pectoral
A neighbor's child died of the same
dread disease, while the father was
getting ready to call the doctor. This
shows the necessity of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral always at hand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07

The statistics of crime in 1896 do
not improve the reputation of the
past year as rather dark period in
our history, though the record is not
altogether unfavorable by comparison
with previous years. There were 122
legal executions during the year and
131 lynchings, which is a rather start
ling commentary on the methods by
which the law is executed and defied
in this country. That neither lynch
ings nor legal executions serve to
check the crime of murder is shown
by the statement that there were no
less than 1862 murders committed
during the year. This is a shocking
exhibit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07

ADVANCED vegetarians in England
have formed an association, binding
themselves to eschew not only animal
food, but also all articles composed
in any degree of substances involving
the death of animals. This includes
leather for shoes and gloves, fat for
soap, ivory, skins and feathers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07
Not q Good Name.

Mr.. Blair-Did that titled foreigner
leave his children much?
Miss Fair-No, not even a good
name.
Mr.. B.-You don't say so?
Miss Eyes, it was Bjorklanizonog-
vitz.-Up to Date.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07
THE MIGHTY OCEANIC.
This New Ship Will BE the Biggest
One Ever Built.

One Ever Built.
A bigger ship than was ever before
built has now been ordered. She will
be launched within a year, and will
run on the White Star Line between
New York and Liverpool.
This leviathan will be called the
Oceanic. She will be thirteen feet
longer than the Great Eastern, the
biggest boat that ever was constructed.
The Oceanic will be $50 feet longer
than the St. Paul, and more than
twice as long as the biggest sailing
vessel ahoat, while seven Defenders
along her side would not
reach from bow to stern. Compared
with these celebrated vessels, the new
Oceanic would rank as follows:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07
WHEN fevers and other epidemic

WHEN fevers and other epidemics
are around, safety lies in fortifying
the system with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
A person having thin and impure
blood, is in the most favorable condi.
tion to "catch" whatever disease may
be floating in the air. Be wise in
time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-05-07

If YOU desire luxurious growth OF
healthy hair of natural color, natures
crowhinc ornament of both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
rnn,on, Enpionl! Eupienli!

No t.,tt many people ar" aWaf t,,a+ Ennion Oil makes much eet. tor light than the lower grades oi coal oil. brt we doubt if there are any thpt know that D Eelio" ,,,, u' Eupion lasts longer than eheaP ,.,.. ol'. Than. why net have the best ilsh' when the difierepcein cost is seareeiy ,, nothing. Eupion is sold at the iol. lowing places: ,ooo,n Grocery Co. John Talbot X ee lsebr,a eob,nson $ Greenfield ], L. Lloyd.
 Ma Tankersley Co, Fox Bros,
 " F = oldsmith & Co, Thalheimer Bros c, Eargnson x Russell, P. 5, Mereaht'ie " ' ois < e., ea,-a1.a c Lumpkin,
 ] F.. Simmons. l,Iun l S''' W <. Bear' aaff q. N; fsas' sss Hearin x Alexander
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Sarsaparilla :, ss,'s: tss ns;,t ss,t cine. c L Hood & Co., Lowell Mass.
LJ,. D:tr. cure Liver Ills; easy to
 T1OOQ 5 PlilS take, easy to operate 25c.

be the inspiring motive of leaders and workers. As of special encour- agement in connection with the spiritual part of the work, the com mittee would call attention to the spirit and growth of both the col lege and the boys apartments. Supreme emphasis is laid in both on the spiritual activity, and the mem bership of both is composed of those who are graduating into the other branches of the work, and very often into leadership in those branches. An initial impression, true to the fundamental purpose of the associa ton, is thus being received by the members of these two important de- partments.
 The religious work of all the as sociations, however, as represen ted by Bible classes and evangeistic meetings for young men, has not made progress cores bonding to what has been realized in other de partments; and the committee ur- gently calls the attention of this conventinn to the supreme import ance of increased emphasis upon this fundamental part of the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Three Arrangements For the Hair.

To speak of fashion in dressing the nair of q schoolgirl of 12 or thereahout sounds bit absurd, but nevertheless there are three distinct modes, and aside from these, no manner of arrange 'nent is just now in good taste
 Simplicity, together with bending to the typo of child and thought for her comfort, during the study time will decide for one.
 Never use tho iron or crimping pin OH the hair Of growing girls. On no ae. count must eae hair be left loose about her face If . nervous child, this will make her more SO; if not nervous, 1t will cause her to become so.
 If the features are any way regular and inc foehead good, then by all means have part through the middle. This quaint touch always adds charm to q face, and, if worn so as child, the hair is sure to fashion a pretty outline for the face.
 If the hair is short and inclined to curl, it may be tied mp i'll pretty bunch at the nape of the neck. Should it be thin, then brush 1t most carefully and let it hang in one plait down the back
 Never, nd 7lfd heavy hair needs smooth head aiow bang to be worn. 4,.,.. ;,-.taad ..i ae,l, ,po hair loosely about the face instead q. em5 aG with tasteful training It may o' mode aru i" to gracefully conceal the impel lection. of,,,1u h,7,she, lno i'.ll tos hotb night and morning hO,t never with a stiff brush. oha"ipo
 w,tb tar soap once month. o,,.
 wi1a Tbe foundation for coming crow @ of glory m is laid in early girlhood,, o,arl an : ., ,,s 5sd ion of poorly nourished hair shoul @ ,a,. l.a .caTef1lly looked into. It is best cart cart
 eg Cor g during sleeping hours by being loos
 lv braided New York Jourhal'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
i, errFR FROM DR. HOLMES
re,,. Little Girl of aa Adventure iA' when He Was ISoy.

4,t4,o Girl of aa Adventure
 When He Was Boy.
 4-,.a1la Graham Murdock contributes 4o is4oe st Niehoias all experience of heg M sobooi sc day life. in which she quotes ,s sns rs' el,a,,;nes eeilDu @ interesting letter that sae fe' lo!log ios 's,ss frora Oliver Wendell Holmes. celVeo iioAA BOSTON, March 15, lSso Sot,a
 -x=s 4ss BE. Here - -, oa1t. teld in MY 1EAis ~ ,.s-s 1ifs which h.ays' a's' incident or lily - ~afs print: Isttle boy, got npon p...'.f = ;rb Nnsn '5',.a few boards iaia -, snlall pond, hoatea apoae l, rd,.na than & aiiiiaei ,sttla but rather pi-e5 anyhow, to efossts ,,,,ils 1t was hls ". W ,r,.ttv near doing V. i.Tt tseiip 1 Dos, i7a+oc5,ins over tee easo
 WE zs,eY, souse into ths on ,ssi q. z ped ana .reat sound III nl = 9f,sv .si reinen,os,, Fsd 1t was, when they ea.,,s a.s's, gle, gugsie, "a a ,s,.9fSer1so stfhsSAes " V: = rae aDoee to be drowned, 9asV = aa ,sf that WIZ I.d Len, ard then ai '.s ,s '7'.lsi ie seemed to h;sh uee1' M 4,o,. WhoaS as cars going thopsa1Si .,1a ,,asa tfsl.l ~ ',,ead were posslhle-Y s s.tit . ,g ans long crowded stfeaa ilgisag i,ve',1.
 oAa. .s,., 1T stanGsng by the ralifoaa' oo,nnt person s,. baarl that this was u coiiiip' i'' is.-sl ' it'll persons who gre 1ip1l - /" s A,,4 have since hssssa .--. VI 1s5,os h ny ~ tha same fash Of their past liEes ' ,a,aa lefore drowning rcepie Mi'o 1's v
 ro''c,,...l as.ld nave told apoaS ~. - # ',
 Yea lnay put this ksoiy n o'a s''7ss fi3se. ,a+sora from young D
 ssssn. ,,3 5A .l,as 2 great deal er lny slsnu s,,.er so's,s them, 50 | think em Gs91e sooS'
 sl sil e,,a;5ing to tell you ali this. ls 'a., 5,i,,l. so. dear Hiss lsaeslif Y eiy = ,,,.s 9s.gTEa &fN3'1'.'' aao o''''''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
o,,v Worn Profuseiy.

,,,,ono ara fashions in jewelry as III
 .1,;,o ll..ti else Just now the fashion
 .stt :s ta nile Pelion upon Ossa. If you haVs fcnr pearl nacklets, you are oNi'eosea = xyna, them all at the same tune anu ~ .l;stril,,,te your diamond erooelie9 ~ ,.andona among the laces and chihohs ol ..a,,,. evening corsage. No self respeceliiB n, ~is;on woman dreams of wearing her .,o.nino gown without string oi pearls '.a,,,,d her neck. and even English women
 conon down to breakfast bepeafleu .'l1's l,ediamonded. The newest necklace ls '' strino of gold wrought so finely as eo Oa scarcely th' cker than q stout threat VI ootton From this chain hangs larsS
 nendant of precious or senllpfee4o'e
 sto,,es If winch the setting should ~
 1'y,5 Sn Tiscernibla. But for ny part prele ! tbe chain fist brought into iashion 1.a,, '
 Mrs Patricl, Campbell few sesssol
 aao end designed, believe, by her,
 sb;n cold. studded at intervals ol , ~ s. .7,.oa inches with some pfecio o4anas su,h as the amethyst, sop's W ,, chrvsophase, garnet, etc. A crss.aa vi. l hung from lohS ei' se.f,r, nc r Now as to bracelets. J haVe ,,e,ht sso, i, b so charming as those 9ass SaoS'' mas1 'Yorl 1T sos,,;an O. 1 hv the elegantes of Nc" - =
 . aavo sliont strand q piaie ea s, .
 at.iar z [ the wrist and isaiigihs iio ts nesn,s1 .a sa,ne lovely jewel, sach '' '',s . Il. sel a.l' a,,d ruhy heart, a pear - = I'd mono . .sna sha,,ed drep, acaryed sei re- 2 big pink topaz, rouaa ?, 1,ssns as : tho V ny again, q gold eraao a,l +sranoiso er,,qp at
 nd with . diamond or eu'qaa. ,5assia not on ,nr end. Tho emperor oI hsisa,,' ~ th;s M des oril oIl since presented T bansie ol ' af the
 in tion to Mrs. Melville Wila ae,. = qbe for of the secret police ill London t,'a clar nn0
 is is an Irishwoman, and d, the a;.,sona rIar NV tactfulIy desired that the aaaa,ona q. 1ho d NJ. to to the brace CT should De ,a, In ,nu na' 7
 If shamrock English Excnans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
For Sale.
nfa,n alu Ihnfs

Meeting Independent Order Bria'i Birth, Waco. Texas April 9 to 3O.
 For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets. Pine Bluff to Waco and return at $16.35 one and ont-third fare on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale April 9 to 27, Return limit May 3 1897. E. N. LaBeaume, q. r. X T. A. ]. W. Farley. Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
WORK OF THE Y. M. '. A
\. s.ova r, tue nlsnn,a' Report Of the
 r.t.rpationai Comm't'se.

A shown Ny tue Sica ],
 r.,.rpationai Comn't'se. IF. |. c. Warner, of New no1A'
 nr.asuted tAc biennial report o' 'Se
 rnational committee at the
 af. c A. convention at Mobile -, - - quite | lengthy document En
 s-- .a ;nmense amount of valuao.e -,st,.,;,s al of which will b4 prino- ..s ;n ,he report of the conven uon' rA. ,nmber of associations repofe' ,nc w.s increased but three n two s ears. tho number of buildings mas ;,cre.sed ; from 3oS to $50, ana m the .s, value of property, less all deo's ;. tAs same, has increased i'ou' sas as4 s7s to sl7,46i,425, an In .r.a.s of si, ls0, ,o5o, with nearly si'. ..o.. naA ;a addition in pledges io' nu;,aines and in miscellaneous iunds ,A~ .no4 Ut expended by local asSo .:-,;o.s state and internatloh0 .ouu;ttees. during the past yea .mouass to sg, ,soa, 455, paid secf' ,.r;.s and other employed ouiee' nav. increased from l,l log to l,A' vith over fifty vacancies to pc h'e . There ars I'll libraries, with quo o ~c,umes. and 2,420 education elas.es. with 25, ,269 different s. a.,ta in them. There is slight a...se ;p the number of Bible class and Ha increase in attendance
 ,hem ci sO. .ooa, slight decrease x. number of young mems me ;nrs. b.t sn increase in the ae'e .nce of F. .00o The railroad oep' rent shows large increase
 hr.nches and in other stanstes.
 colleue associations show slight creaseiu numbers. ],
 Referring to the favorable ST ,ng of the statistics the re
 says |. %h. uhole movement was or' tsd-the bringing of young 'nen
 direct personal relation 'o .' .
 Christ as their Savior--con''hu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Upon engaging in the business above mentioned. deem it but prorper to state thatny facilities for conducting a general real estate and rental collecting business are complete and not to be sur passed by any concern in this city or section of Il he State; and. trust, by means of close application and care fnl attention to all business entrust- ed to my care, to be able to enjoy 3 liberal share of your patronage.
 Most respectfully,
 5-2 d3t Wm. BURKE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
........... ....r. ns Ind. .atei.ers.

Some hint as to how ez-ghlel hylass thiss = tal,er cemes ont in the elaim of aa eS geteetive. Tom Aaams. who ases 5, sse., s.,., ,,,a oeo l.l 'eyrnes sss Ii seems these eiippings aTa m to slas. re;ses sisssss .;a q and contain pictures and desef'p,lons 'as,ay v every well known rascal the :" v ollN tSs otes hes so % it seems the newspapers are 'hs Des ] thief catchsrs after aii
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

IT is now announced that Senator lones, of Nevada, has gone into the Republican camp and will support the Dineley tariff bill, thereby in suring enough votes ;n the Senate to pass it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

SEVERAL of the officers whe footed the Chicago Globe Savings Bank have been indicted. Ex Governor Altgeld is a'so incriminated, and was one of the heavy borrowers from the bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

SENATOR CALL is still unable to land majority vote for the Florida Senatorship, but is within a few votes of an election. The Senatorial scramble in Florida bids fair to rival ihe late Kentucky muddle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

GIN. R. r. PATTERSON, of Mem phis, is said to be slated for consul general to Calcutta. Tn. Comnaer tSdl Appeol says he has been a con sistent Republican offlee-holder ever since the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

CANADIAN umbermen are very in dignant at the Dingley bill because i1 places n tariff on lumber, aud are urging retalitory measures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
southern Baptist G"nvsnt :,

At Wilmington, \. C. May M,ss ss For thi' occasion 'ao .t one Pacitic will seil ''e ss,s ~e oas Ticl fer tie ronna trip 1S2S oo'. ., limit .,p sale Maya and 4 ,.ao hoa, <, sal sale. ' '''' II. r. MIzELI.' ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

TIE Easter number of the Pine Bluff lArk. ) GRAPHIC comes to hand 'n ':s..a tse,,s rover, ss~'q the enal with an "h;ch '',s'e, ia in keeping with the season 1Nav York Nepspnperdon,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

ooadrennlnl Turnerfesten ana
 os,nnastie Reyie W. St. Louis. May 6 to 9. tho Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine ba.,'' 'o ~ st s Ionis and return It Sll.6l one sare M Tickets on Sale May 6 to 9en
 return ''n's I. W. Farley. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

A GRAND aggregation of do nothings from all parts of the State" Is the way the Arkansas Den.ocrot characterizes the Legislature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Business Change.

To tho Public:
 We, the undersigned, take this method of informing our patrons and the public generally that we have this day disposed of our real estate agency to Mir. Wm. Burke of this city. W hose purpose it is to car- ry on the business at the same old stand No. 107 West Second avenue.
 The change has been brought about in order that we may improve our facilities for handling the insur- ance features of the business. which Inns already grown to such pr0por- tions as to require all our tima and attention.
 In retiring from the real estare business we desire to return thanks to our friends for their generous patronage and to Eespeak for our successor n continuation of the same.
 Mr. Burke is thoroughly familiar with the ''ins and outs of the real estate business. His long eonnec tion with Us as an employ ee, has given him such an insight into the wants and requirements of our pa irons as will enable him to continue the business along the lines mapped out by us wit thout bauble.
 Our fire insurance agency has been considerably enlarged and strenet hensl of late by the acquisi- tion of sever al new. time-tripd and time-tested companies. We will con- tinue at the same old stand, where we hope to be able to see and serve our friends in the same careful man. ner as in the past. Very respectfully,
 BELL & VERNON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Quadrieniai Tdrnfest North American
 Gymnastic Union

To be held at St. Louis, May Gth to 9th.
 For the above occasion the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway will sell tickets from Fine Bluff to St. Louis and return at one fare for the round trip. lSllGl), date of sale May 9th and 9th, final limit for return May 12fh.
 H. 5. MIzELL. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: /:

THE Indiana courts are making an effort to tax paid-up life insurance policies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Grand As. mbly Knie hts of Py,hiss
Hot Springs May K to o1.

-I
 For this occasion he Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Hot Springs tsr1- na4.ArIlz at Ss3.65. one DtlI t,s v-t-,s,.------- -ssaiaA \.
 -0."' | ". FARLAY. lltll 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Meeting Grand Lodge Knights '"
 of Honor.

At Little ROCK May 7tn z p For t'.is occasion the eot,on z,
 Route will .ell tickets p'ne e,r ., 70 Little Rock and return ~ n the certificate pl in. fieNe's p' 1 Max xlst to 9th. return limit Ma. : aas ,lae - ' !. W. FARLEY AZ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
o Persons Desiring to yisi
 Armstrong Springs.

The Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Searey and return at $325. Tickets on sale May to October l. 1897. ,iood for return until October 3L 1897. Stagss will meet all traiHs 1t SearcY and take passenger to Armstrong Springs for 50 cents or Sf for round trip.
 ] N. FARLEY. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

FIFTY DOLLARS A WEEK EASILY MADE
 I Agents wanted in every locality for " J Bryau's great and only book. The First Battle" The best seller ever produced. Agents are taki1 as many as 200 orders per week. Beware of fraudulent limitations.
 Send for outfit and begin work at once. W. R CoHkEY COMPANY, Publishers, dl Dear born St.. Chicago. , d4w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Doors and windows, mouse natterns, everything we man"- lecture cheaper than ever "o fore. xr,rpER 70
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
ae,,nc erand Ledge Knights anu ''a''
 Of Honor.

Littie Rock, Ark, May I 10 Ter this occasion the Nilsson Pacific Railway will sell tickets pln,Y 10 Little Rock and return enc m and one.third fare on the cer, ,1 eate plan, final limit of returp ]" .s'N '.' II. E. MlzELL,
 II. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

a sgs, sSrs1n fancy aa1 or plasn,;: ,:,tT Ai Lunl 1 Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
M ow

Is tho time when you should take Q Spring Medicine to purify your blood, give you good appetite, sound sleep, steady nerves and perfect digestion. That scrofulous taipt, that skin trou-
 ble, that liver diff -E~ ficulty, that bilious dMV tendency, that
 tired feeling, are all cured by Hoods sarsaparilla. Give this medicine fair trial and you will realize it's positive merit. It is not what we say, but what the people who are cured say, which proves that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

A GENTS WANTED-For War in Cuba, by
 A Senor Quesauda, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots In tremendous demand bonanza for agents Only sl.5O. Big book, big comics sions. F ny body wants the only endorsed, reliable hook; 6ufft free Credit eiVen
 Freight paid Drop Il trash, and make s301 d month with War in Cuba. Address today The National Book Concern, 352 255 Deafa0fn street. Chicago. 4@saibi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

po:,,sa.., @', e@.,oa ns,s Hou... "
 Hopessul,srase,D l,rseDration r',i Of State the above1a 1a, Alliance Assosi- Route will se!rc, aud Ligler Of Hope and retnsmefica.
 21 Return limit May ~' v ,s,n, F. :" '1 z, Agent.