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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

Harm md Flrcaldnl

II you have no asparagus bed, one
OF the most important things TO be
done this spring II To plant one. bed
may be started by planting the seed.
but II VIII be three years before II will
give any return II started from the
seed. no II viii doubtless be more sat
itfactofy To buy at least nifty good
strong plants, and save time. The bed
may be sparingly cropped the
and 1t viii continue % sIye
good returns for twenty years or more.
with very little work. A asparagus
Will keep for several days after being
cut, aud bears transportation well, a
bod Of u few hundred plants viii fur
niAh quite an Income. besides giving
the family delicious and hoalthfui
vegetable. DO not be content with
raising only the common vegetables
corn. beans. peas. cabbage. etc.-zut
experiment with some new ones. In a
small way at first. and be sure to get
your seed from reliable aeodmnn. who
has an established reputation. II you
have never raised egg plant or olfrn, tr,
some this year. ] have never seen
them growing In northern farm gnr-
dens, but they could be raised by start
Ing the plants when the tomato In
started. and planting out In "A warm,
sunny place after danger of frost In
past. okra Is excellent In soups and the
tender pods may be sliced. dreid In the
shade, and kept for winter use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06
HEBER j. GRANT & CO., Agents.

soft. mellow soil almost 10 the shout
der. In the preparation Of this ground
" ] found any lumpa. | repeated the
process until all was NJ fine as aiftcd
nHhcn ana nrm enough 20 that cnpil-
larry action would bring moisture from
the lower strata 10 the surface l
then set plants M quickly ms possible,
ana Immediately won't over u with the
wedding machine and l0oHonod up
about nm inch " the surface. no as 10
destroy lin caplllnrity. The water
now comes M rapidly and stops when
II reaches the dust mulch, remaining
where the roots can use u, II can not
gct away. because the nne, loose dust
excludes circulating air and the soil
beneath N sufficiently cool 10 prevent
any great amount ~ loss by evnporn-
tlon. The water win collect In three
or four days In sufficient quantities 10
let the particles OF dust become rntu-
rated and brought close enough 10
restore eaplilarity. No I 40 over II
with the wecdcr every four or Ave
DAYS and break up the surface again.
With this machine I go over fifteen
acres per day. killing all small weeds
and leaving perfect dust mulch of
about one Inch deep.
And now let ua look for results.
Every plant IL of beautiful lively
green and growing wonderfully. lio-
move an inch OF the dust anywhere
and take a handful Of the soil, squeeze
Il firmly nm Instant and the hand
feels wet, A heavy rain would do us
much good. hut no matter II Il does
not come for month. that forty-One
acres Of strawberries win grow right
along and scarcely realize that there
II drouth prevailing at all.
Another great point gained IL this;
u II well known that all plant food
Ia 81 A. IL Ia.
uble form. The oxygen 81 the air can
not enter TO render u available. hence
fine feeding roots have no induoement
TO enter them, nor VIII they pass
through even minute air chambers
which nearly always surround lump,
Ivy blowing before fnlnF tho surface,
M above explained. We break the top
earth IN In humps and turn these
humps 10 the bottom. creating numer-
Gus cavities that no after cultivation
VIII destroy, thus greatly limiting the
root paHturage,
n the work be done as have point
ed out, every particle Of the soil IN
available and thoroughly nirihed and
the plant food made soluble, this fall
we shall Ind every Inch Of Il u mass
Of fine feeding roots supporting i'm
menae plants. giving them the ability
10 bring an enormous crop Of berries
TO the highest perfection next year.
Not only this, but the large amount
Of nitrogen returning with the water
from the lower rubsoil II held by the
dust mulch for the use ~ the plants
have been tramping around among
my neighbors. on land adjoining my
strawberry beds IL u Niece ~ corn
about three Inches high, now badly
rolled ana turning yellow. The
ground was plowed about six inches
deep. and narrowed once and planted.
II has been cultivated twice with q
spring tooth cultivntor. The surface
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06
AGRICUL TURAL.
MANAGING riln pnourm.
u. ~ Kellogg, . Successful Kerry Grower.
Relate. Ills Experience.

II. NJ, kellogg. one OF the most sue
cessful berry growers OF America. In
a recent letter from his home In Ionia,
Mich. To the Live Stock and Western
Farm Journal, tells how he got the
best ~ the dry summer by deep and
thorough blowing and cultivation, His
example Affords an excellent lesson 10
the farmers ~ Utah, and his eminent
success attcsts the correctness OF his
metrods.
Last spring when was fitting my
strawberry ground, he says, visiting
nelEhbors smiled ana guyed me TO
liberal extent because OF my peculiar
notions" nnd waste NJ labor In doing
the work. II IL well they laughed
then for all the smiles are on my face
now. No rain has fallen here u any
consequence since frost came out last
winter. and the ground probably con-
taina less moisture than ever before
known NJ this season.
The ground was lifted this way II
was gone over twice with the Morgan
spading harrow. then twice with the
Acme harrow and rolled. then plowed
about ten Inches deep and SUBSIDIZED
twelve Inches deeper zee inches In nlD
then rolled and spaded again and har-
rowed with Acme twice and finished
by rolling down hard and smooth. l
can now force my arm down into this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

hf.'A Haf' NAhhhfN - fhhhH' t"NsH ~ 49,
subject;
N there was 10 h. no tomorrow, hut to-
day was 10 be the last,
Would you do ne you nre dolng-or
have done In the past7
Would you be- quite 80 indifferent n 10
what you have done or said.
II you knew the ones who love you.
would tomorrow say. hes dead9"
Would you In lifc's battle. keep your
heart Ho filicd with greed
That you would not heed the poor. and
help them In their need
Would you not seek the wrctchci-acc
that they were fed.
For the housciess ma a welcome home
and bed
Would you not 10 do these things be by
higher purpose led,
n you know the ones who love you.
would tomorrow say. hos dcadT"
Would you SCOT " reilgion-slIghting
things ~ Il say.
or would you be a Christian. II this
was your last day.
And 20 out among your neighbors-who
have gone RHtrny,
And Try and lead them back to chrlAt-
the true aud living way
Would ynu let your bualnera keep you
from Christ away,
or ind precious hour when you could
humbly pray.
And would your soul not hunger on
Gods word 70 be fed.
II you knew that those who Love you.
would tomorrow say. hes dend2'
Soon there win be no tomorrow--time
all be In the past.
And the day you then are living. will
be- your day the last,
All indeed you may not know lt--then
nn now most careless b.,
Little dreaming. little thinking that the
grave yawnH wide for thee.
Then II you owned the world-you'd
give Il, could you feel and aee
That the gentle. loving Christ from
sin had set you free.
You'd better be- a Christian, then you1l
have no fear and dread,
For you'il be- the gamer, when your
loved ones say. Hes dead"
Leslie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

II covered with small Jumps. the air
passes In and out freely az deep ms
cultivated and the water passes on
rapidly an u comes from the lower
subroil ana the ground win soon DO
dried out To n great depth. Unless
coploua rnlnn soon come the crop viii
be lost. ana all because ~ u alight
saving In preparing the ground and
from the fact that prompt measures
were not taken To conserve tho moist
urc.
We have had several dry seasons In
succession. and must expect them. and
fruit srowcrs must adopt measures 10
counteract their influence II they OK
pect TO succeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

This simple remedy for spoison oak
Will be gratefully received by those
who can never enjoy day In the
woods on account OF that dread foe,
Take a handful Of parsley. cut n iino
and Try In u large tablespoonful OF
lard, until crisp, then strain the lard
and allow II 10 cool, ard use II as an
ointment. whenever the part affected
feels irrltated. Also take the root OF
parsley. and make tea by simply
boiling. and drink it,-E. ~. Lucas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

monia. Ia grippe, nor. throat, coughs.
Gods. catarrh. bronchitis and iuns
tfc"niea are TO be guarded against.
nothing rs fne substitute" viii an
~ the purpose" or In lust as good
as One Minute Cough Cure. That IL
throat or broncninI troubles. Insist
vigorously upon hav.ag II n "somethlng
else" II offered you. n. g. schramn.
Mccormick Bulldmg. corner Main
street, First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

Not one child dies where ten for
learned the value OF One Minute Cough
cure and use IL for severe lung and
throat troubles. II Immediately stops
coughing. II never fails. y. &.
sehramm. Mccormick building. corner
Main street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

The Semi Weekly News" In tho
great country paper OF tho intermoun-
tain region. II circulates In every city
and settlement In Utah. ana IA most u
those OF Idaho. Wyoming. Arizinn.
Colorado. New Mexico. Montana. Me-
vadn. Western Canada and Old Mexico.
an an advertising medium II 10 unex-
eclled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

mighty. maker Of all things both visible
and invisible. and in the Lord Jesus
Christ the Son OF God. begotten Of the
Father only bcrottcn. that " 70 say.
u the substance OF the Father. God OF
God, Hight OF light, very God OF very
God. begottcn not made. being OF one
substance with the Father. BY whom
all things were made, Doth things IN
heaven and things on earth, VINO Tor
Us men and fof. our salvation. came
down and was made flesh. made man,
suffered and rose again on the third
day. went up Into the heavens and u
TO come again to Judge the living and
the dead. and In the Holy Ghost"
To this statement Of faith was added
the following curse:
The holy Catholic church anathe-
mizes those who say that there was
time when the Son of God was not, and
that before He was bcgottcn lie was
not. and that lie was made
out Of nothing. or out Of an
other substance or essence. and
II created. or changeablc. or altcrablc."
The creed and tho curse were submit
ted to the emperor. and he nj once APP
proved them both. and declared Arian-
Ism heresy. Arius and his friends
were banished.
Later Arius submitted n creed which
Constantine also pronounced orthodox,
but when the bishops stiIl refused TO
fellowship him he was induced TO sign
the Niccnc creed. whcroupon the em-
pcror commanded Athanaslus 60 admit
him TO Fellowship. Arius. however,
died suddenly. perhaps by poison. and
the Imperial command was not COM
piled with.
II will be seen from all this. that In
the year ae5 the church had come 20
this that It's representatives gathered In
ecclesiastical conference at the bidding
~
ted It's crecds TO the ap.
prevail " the pontiff Of pagan
Rome. at whose decree hercsy
became an offenae against the State.
In other words. the Church formally
surrendered. there and then. It, power
and privileges Into the hands Of the
chief representative Of pagan Rome.
That Constantine was baptized shortly
before his death, does not alter the fact.
The surrender had been made before.
n this was not an act ~ treason to the
divine Lord Of the Churchill II was
not apostnAy. we fail to comprehend.
the meaning OF those words. No won.
dot that the emperor. IN the LANGUAGE
OF Rev. Philip Schaf. stood there
among the ais bishops tall. clad In pur-
pie and Jewels. with his peculiarly
naughty and sombcr mlcn. and felt dis
TuHtcd at these coarse and crlngink
creatures. who one moment scrambled
sportlycly around him TO catch up
BIT Of his munlnccnce. ana the next
iicw madly Into each others faces FOR
some incomprchcnriblc mystery"
The council Of Nice marks indisputa-
bly, the first formal and openly visible
act NJ abdication on the part Of the
Priesthood In favor ~ the imperial
power. Up 10 this time the mystery
~ inllulty had been az work more or
less IN secret. True. the apusta,y wa
not yet completed all over the Chris
tlnn world. nut from this time on
the darkness spread rapidly. and finally
the "chlld" was taken up To- the throne
of God and the woman" arraycd In
the WILDERNESS"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

Mothcrn' Beware 81 those secret rob-
berr OF your haby'a quiet ana health.
Those Hlecpicsr nights and long hours
OF tlrcaonc vigil arv caused by those
terrible enemies OF childhood-wormr
Destroy aud remove them with
WHITES CREAM vEitMfruGE.
Price. 20 cents. u. c. ~. I. Drug De-
pnrtm,nt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

give me n liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said genius. Tho
druggist handed him "a bottle OF De
Wits Little Early ltiners. tho famous
little pills. y. G. Sohramm. Mccormick
liulldinE. corner Main Street. First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

Nasal catarrh quickly yields 10 treat
ment by Elys Cream Balm, which IL
agrceably aromatic. II IN received
through the nostrlls. clcanHes AMI
heals the whole surface over which II
dinusca Itself. To test II. trial Size
FOR 10 cents or the large. for 90 cents u
mailed by Ely Brothers. co. Warren
Street, New York. Druggists keep II.
a remedy FOR Nasal catarrh which Ia
drying or exciting to the diseased mem
brane should not be used. Cream Balm
In recognized as a specific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

Before the discovery OF one Minute
Cough Cure. ministers were groatIy dis.
turbed by coughing congregation. No
excuse for II now, II. G. Schramm.
Mrcorniok Building. corner Main street,
Firat South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

Many people suffer untold fortunes
from piles, because OF the popular Inn
precision that they can not be cured.
TAnLEitS BucKEyE PILE oI,4-
MENT VIII cure them. II has met
with absolute success. Price. 20 cents.
IN bottles. tubes 7b cents. z. G. NJ. l.
Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

For cough and colds there IN no medl.
cline no effective ns BAl.LARpH
HoIiEHouD SYRUP, II IN the ideal
remedy. Price. 20 cents ana 20 cents.
n. e. NJ. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06
Annual Statement. for the year ending he.
ccmbcr u. isp-. % the condition NJ tho
NORTH BRITISH Z MERCANTILE.

Tho name and location ~ the company.
North british a Mercantile Insurance
10. Gruat Hrltaln-r. :. nrnnch Oniec. ~
William 81. y. Y. city.
Name ~ y. = Manager. n. y, hover.
Nnuc ~ a. y SECRETARY. II. ". jackson.
The amount ~ It, capital stock 1.
The amount ~ it, capital stock
paid up i. sus..si........i.i l.......iis 100 .
The Amount ~ IT, assets is...,....e lssl.ei5 u
The amount ~ It, liabilities isi... s.:ei.on 40
The amount " it, Income during
the preceding calendar year, c,dA.slt u
The amount of it, expenditures
ysar.'...''......''''',,.,.,'s','''.. e.csi.sso %
IL. prcccdins calendar year i.ssi.piO 20
The amount ~ Risks written dur
Ing the ycurssisftit. liftssiitiifi ilu,tpAsN-t W
The amount Of risks In force ~
the end Of the ycar.........a....... 0sp,is5.t1 90
STATE OF UTAH. Il.
Ofilcc ~ tho secretary OF state.
l. James r. Hammond. SECRETARY OF state 81
the stat. Of Utah do hereby certify that the
ahoV. named Insurance company has iiicd IN
my ofiicc detailed statement ~ IT. cpndi-
ton, frrm which the foregoing statement has
been prepared. aud that the .aid company ha.
In all other r-pgrts complied With the laws of
this state relating - Insurance.
In testimony uhcrvnf. have hcrvnnto set
my hand and AHMED the grtat seal
sEALl Of The STAT. ~ Utah this ii,h day
OF March, 4. y. lsin
j. 4. HAMMOND.
secretary u state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06
csaibSf u. iss. q The eSndiion Il lie
NI|I0lSbuIgh CITY Fire Insurance CO.

The name aud location ~ the company. VIII
llnmshursh ttty iifv Insurance "a,
Is broadway, brooklyn. y. Y.
Name ~ President. Marshall = Drlrgs
Name of SECRETARY. frdrick u. Way.
The amount of IT, capital stocki.s c;00o %
The amount ~ IL. capital sio'k
lhld un lff.ttssi.is sssIiiiiisis.sss .siWn 81
The amount ~ IL. ASSETS is.......... i.pl3l-i a.
The amount ~ IT, liabilities TN
-. Guiding capliaD i,.........,........- $500 "
The amount ~ It, lnrnlnr during
: the prccrdipe calendar year. so.ip u
The amount ~ IT. expenditures
during the prcctlinf calendar
The amount nf ls~ses paid during
the pr,s,,'i lng calendar year. esi.sp .
The amount ~ risks written dur
Ing the year ..,..,..., ...,.....'.. ss.islsoi %
The amount II risks In forrr AZ
the "nd u tho yoar.......,........ ies.psisss 90
STATE Or UTAH. -
Oncc of tue SECRETARY II state.
!. James a. Hammond. SECRETARY Of State Of
The Sintsuf Utah. do hereby certify that the
above No Md INSURANCE. company has filed IN
my olhgs u detailed statement ~ Il. condl-
ilon. frnm which the foregoing statement has
bccn Prepared, and that the aid company la.
~ All other fc,psrts complied With the laws ~
this stats relating 20 Insurance.
Ia testimony Whereof I have hcrvunto vet
my hand aud affixed the great seal
VE,i-l n thg stat. ~ Utah THIS 9Th day Of
]. Y. HAMMOND.
SECRETARY Of statc
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ccm6cr j. i.,@. o. II The cosditIon q The
H0T|I0Td Fire Insurance C0nD0ny.

The name aud location ~ the company. Hart
ford lifv Insurance Company. - Irum-
hui ~. Hartford Connecticut
Name os President. Goorse I. Chase.
Name ~ Secretary. 4. G. Royce
The amount ~ It, capital siork ~ 10o.co %
The amount Of u. capital stock -
The amount " H. assets is.....,..- ii,io,e59 ~
Guiding capiinU i.''''...'..........- 6Tsi,7io y
the preceding calendar year GALES -
The amount uf It, expenditures
-. ycar'--..,.,.' -. seiisl -
The amount ~ losses paid during
tho preceding calendar year. aiG.i5 70
TIL. amnunt ~ risks written dur
Ina the year .,...,.i..,.. tid,seo..N %
The s'nouni ~ risks In forrc NJ
tho end OF Il ycar.4............ sis.0is,ss9 %
STATE OF UTAH. l..
Onicc ~ the SECRETARY 81 state
l. James r. Hammond. SECRETARY ~ State Of
the state uf Utah. do hereby crftify that the
above named Insurance Company has tlcd In
my ofiico detailed statement ~ It, cnndl-
lion. ffum which The foregoing statement has
l-cn pfvpnrr,i. and that the said company has
~ all other rs;ss'ts complied with the laws
" the STATE rotating 10 insumncc.
In testimony vhsruf. ! have hcfuuntn set
my hand aud iilNcd the graf seal
l-rAf.l Of the state u Utah this 18th day
Of March, A. u. 10
J, 4. HAMMOND.
secretary of state.
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Fire Association Of PhI|Gde|phI0.


Mama aud Location ~ the Company. iirc
Association ~ philadelphia. Ihilh-
dclphlh, rcnn.y lsanla.
Nrng 81 President. o. g. Irwin.
Namt ~ SECRETARY. Bcni. r. iIcrkncs..
The amount ~ IL. capital siorki.s soco %
The amount ~ II. capital stock
uuld up iss.sfsss.sssssst atistsssss tsltN ~
The amount 90 it, asserts la.......... dt..g-l "a
lIhc amount NJ IT, liabilities nn.
Guiding rnpltaO lt................... lfcs ~ -
The amount ~ it, income during
th. providing calendar year, e.sl1.0.s v
The amount ~ IT. expenditures
during the preceding calendar 49,.
- ttufnaais.ss asiilsiasss tsas.assa s.sl~s1.v "
The amount ~ losses paid dur
Ing the providing calendar
year faHasslHsfs lsaaAl.sll .
The amount OF risks written dur
Ing the yVursssssts sssss ss.ssssss .t.rep,tis a.
The amount ~ risk. IN forcc NJ
IN. cnd ~ tho ysnF,..s,...,...,., 'co.ar. 10 o.
STATE OF UTAH, -
Dnicv ~ the ~scr'tnr, ~ stats.
Z I. James r. Hammond. SECRETARY ~ state Of
the state ~ Utah. do hurrhy crrtlfy that "a.
above named INSURANCE company has til.d In
my Office n detailed statement Of IT, cundl.
tlpn. ftom which tho f0fvgoing stamcnt has
lTcb prepared, and that the aid Company has
In all other rsspscts complied with the laws ~
the state relating Ia Insurance
Ia testimony whcrvuf, have hcfcunto set
my a vi and affixed the great seal
CsEAi-l u the state ~ Utah this nrt day
" April. A. u, isll
J. 4. HAMMOND.
secretary Of State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

The history ~ this period II Of Inn
rcnac Importance. Tor not only does u
nrovc the fulnlimrnt 10 the letter OF
the prophetic word Of God. but II points
out some ~ the dangers 10 be avoided
In every are. Well may we. with the
beloved Apostle. Wow the flHc "
Babylon" with great aHtonahmcnt.
hut greater sim Il the revercnt graft
tude with which we contemplate the
restoration. IN this are. Of the true
Church. May We all prove faithful
20 our sacred trust.
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WHEN THE LOVED ONES SAY HES
DEAD
Salt Iak. CITY. March q. 1899.

'"T0 '1Egf 7'7"E'H - F'FF'
To the Editor
Passing n number OF men on the street
some days ago. ! heard one OF them say.
we would i've differently TO what We
do IN we know there was To be- no iomor-
row." The remark 20 impressed me
that have written little poem on the
subject:
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TEU1ON|A INSURANCE COMPANY.


The name aud location uf the company, Tua.
tonln Insurance Company. az Camp
~. Nov Orleans, Louisiana
Name u President. Albert 4. Noli.
Name ~ SECRETARY. Grorgo Meyer
The amount ~ It, capital stock l. sraso o.
Tho amount NJ n. capital stock
ptld up e0n a.
The amount ~ H. ASSETS is.......,.... .Iisf! d
The amount NJ H. linbllltis'. uneiud-
Ing raultaD .........- al ~ Al
The amount ~ IT, income during tho
prcc'ilnR calendar yoar............... " dal "a
The amount nf It, Expenditure dur
Ing the prccrliug calendar year slssss .
The amount ~ lo.ses paid during
the preceding caleiar y,sr....... suLgji q
The amount ~ fisks written during
=, The ycal.......,,,.... ....,.''.''.',.. eaoE q
The amount ~ risks In force at the
end OF tie ycar.a.......................e sIoi! a
STATE OF UTAH.
Onicv ~ the SECRETARY ~ state -
I. James y Hammond. sss'r.tary " state n
the state ~ Utah. do hereby certify that tho
above named Insurance company la. nlrd Ia
my oi'icc a detailed statement ~ H. cutidl-
lion. fron which the foregoing statement la.
bccn prepared and that the said company ha.
~ all other fcsps't- complied with the laNs oi
the state relating TO Insurance.
In testimony whsrrof have hofcunto st
my hand and am svd tho grvat sal
kEAi-l of the stat. ~ Utah this clth day
OF March A. u. isp
J. 4, HAMMOND.
SECRETARY " State
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ecmbsr j. isas' 81 The condiion o q iie w