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ness carried on By individuals and partner
ships. corporation is. indeed. nothing but a
great partnership. In which the stockholders
have no personal liability. but. at tho same
time. no personal power OF directing it's affairs.
and. commonly, no personal knowledge OF
them. They are merely members OF n blind
POOL, who get Just so much Of its profits as its
managers vouchsafe to give them. Ordinarily.
they are probably treated Justly. but they can
mover know whether they are or not. They
! never examine the books OF the concern, and.
II they did. they would learn nothing. A pas
senger on an ocean steamer might us we'll at
tempt to judge OF the pecuniary profit OF its
voyage. by going down into the engine room
and looking at the machinery there.
The investor in stocks. therefore, puts his
money into the keeping OF other men. and
takes the risk OF their incapacity and untaith-
fulness. rs well az that OF tho unavoidable
hazards Of the business they conduct for him.
In most cases. his confidence in the honesty OF
tho men Is well founded in many. his belief
in their ability but in mono can he escape the
effect of causes beyond their control which so
often wreck the best laid human schemes. In
this country there are 100000, at least, OF
men striving to become rich. Out OF them
barely 5000 in their lifetimcs as
much as S1,000.000, not 10000 as much as
100000. and barely 10O.O0O the modest
fortune OF 100000. Yet all have, at the start.
equal opportunities: and differ only in their
talent for money-making. Since this talent in
n high degree is so rare. it cannot be expected
that corporations shall all secure mon possess
ing 1t to manage their affairs. nor can it be
expected that even such men shall invariably
escape the misfortunes which, as we well know.
often overtake their own private ventures.
Nevertheless. in spite Of the dangers and diff
ficulties that beset the investment Of capital.
the fact is indisputable, that. on the whole. the
various enterprises in which it is employed in
this country have. Of late years. been profta-
bic. and that. while the losses OF investors have
been great, their gains have been greater. so
that their aggregate wealth, as shown by the
market for securities. has increased and not
diminished. Hence. the investor who excr-
cises caution and informs himself as well as he
can. may count upon at least keeping his capt.
tai intact, and. in addition, deriving some in
come from 1t. II he does better than this. and.
II, in the course OF events. his capital is aug
mented. let him be duly thankful, but let him
take no credit to himself for superior skill and
sagacity. and. above all. let him not fancy that
no is competent to direct the investments OF
others. MATTHEW MARSHALL.
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ST, Louis, lEaa Mountain & Southern Rail-
WaH GnmnYnH.

NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS of the bonds
of the st. Louis & Iron Mountain Railropd
Company Arknnsas Branch), dated April
10, 1870, which by their terms fell duo June
I, 1898. secured by n mortgage dated April
10, 1870, to the Farmers Loan u Trust Conn
pany, trustee, which said bonds when tho
same became due, June I, 1895, were by
mutual consent extended to June 1, 1885,
with n reservation to the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain 6 Southern Railway Company to
pay the same before snid last mentioned
date on ninety days notice Gifts election to
do SO.
WHEREAS. The 81. Louis. Iron Mountain 4 South
ern Railway Company, successor by consolidation to
the 81. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad Company.
has. by corporate resolution passed on the 12th day
of January. 1879, elected to exercise its option to
pay of each OF the $500 bonds executed by the st.
Louis K Iron Mountain Railroad Company Nrlansas
BranclO. dated April 18TH, 1870. which Ivy their
terms wcrcduc Juno LIST. 1895. secured by a mort
gage dated April 18th. 1870. 20 the Farmers Loan
n Trust Company, Trustee, and which said bonds,
when the same became due. June LIST, 1896, were by
mutual consent extended to June LIST. 1885, with q
proviso, however. that IL this Company wished at
any time before the LIST of june. 1875, TO pay OF said
bonds, it could. on 30 days notice OF its election so
to do, by Advertisement published in two news
papers in the city of New York not less than once \
week for four consc sutivc weeks, pay OF said bonds
by paying 10 the holder Of each bond. in gold coin Of
the United States of the present standard of weight
aud fnencss. S1.o5O, together with the interest then
due thereon, and after tho date 80 hxcd in said ad-
vertiscnent for such pas mont. interest shall cease
on said bonds and on all coupons thereto attached.
AND, WHEREAS, said Company has resolved to
pay of said bonds on the first day OF May, 1899, by
paying to the holder of each of the said bonds 81. o5o,
together with the interest accrued thereon to tho
first day of May, 1899; such payment to be made at
the oficc Of the Mercantile Trust Company. in tho
city of New York, the same being the financial agency
of said railway company.
NOW, this is therefore to notify each hold
er of said bonds executed by the st. Louis
d Iron Mountain Railroad COMPANY Ar
kansas Branch, dated April 18th, 1870. and
extended ms aforesaid, that this Company
has elected to pay the same by the payment
to the holder of each of tho said bonds of
$1,000, together with the interest thereon
up to the first day of Nav, 1899; and tho
holders of the said bonds are required to
present the same to the said Mercantile
Trust Company on the said first day of May,
1880, for such payment, and the same will
be paid upon such presentation. After the
said first day of May, 1899, interest shall
cease on said bonds and on all coupons
thereto attached.
Dated this thirteenth day Of January, 1899.
BY order of the Board of Directors'of tho
st. Louis, Iron Mountain Il Southern
Railway Company.
GEORGE j. GOUED, President,
A. II. CALEB Sscretary.
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LONDON

80 LOMBARD STREET, T.. c.
Bays and sells exchange on the principal
cities Of the world. collects dividends and cou-
rons without charge, issues travellers and COM
mcrclal letters Of credit, receives and pays
interest on deposits subject TO cheQue ut sight
or on notice, lends money on collateruls, deals in
American and other Investment securities. and
offers It's services as correspondent and financial
agent 10 corporations, bankers. and merchants.
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Total sales. 5,so4.4e9 shares,
BANK STOCKS.
SUNDAY. Jan. %.

SUNDAY. Jan. %.
TIL Treasury balance at the close of business
on Saturday was $3.50. 576,117. of which $780,
1855 was gold.
The imports OF general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods. atthe port Of New York last week
were $500. 44S. against SS.0l9.O9l the pre-
Vious week and ~S9.33l.41S for tho GORE
spending week of last year, The imports OF
specie for the week were 81 1884 1875, Of which
81, 9 l46 was gold. making total specie inn
ports since Jan. /. $2.020. 400. Exports OF
specie were Gold. $10S.0S5. and silver,
$685. 600, a total OF 81 154.090. against l 1885,
12l the previous week. The exports OF specie
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MERCHANTS'
NATIONAL
BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
A9 W. all Str Q 4 .

Ell W. Oil - CI" q Q g.
CArlTAE, 100000. SURPLUS, 100000.
DEPOSITS, 81 100000.
FOUNDED, 1903.
IS3h Consecutive Semi. InnuaI Dividend
Declared January 3. 1922.
OFFICERS:
Robert VI. Gnllawny. President.
ElbertA. BrinCkcrhon Vice. President.
Joseph w. Hartman, Cashier.
samuel 5. Campbell, Assistant Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
John a. stewart, Pres. L. s. Trust Co.
llbcrtA. Brinckcrhon, { apltnlist.
thuS. stewart smith, Merchant.
Gustav Ii. Schwnb, OclriChS Il Co.
Donald MaCkny, Nermilyc a. Co.
Robert VI. galloway, President.
Charles ID. DiCkcy, Brown Bros. & Co.
Henry w. Banks, Henry VI. BnnhS * Go.
George sherman, Nicc-Pres. Cen. Fr. Go.
Edward HolbrooH, prrs.GOrhnm Mfg.Co.
Orrls *. E~ldrcdge, eclWriEht, Ell
drcdgo A Co.
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LONDON
% GRESHAM ST.
W. /. TRENHOLM. President.

W. L. TRENHOLM. President.
Transacts 4 general trust business.
Allows liberal rates OF interest on deposits and
trust funds.
Issues letters Of credit and Travellers Circular
Notes payable in dollars or in the money OF any for.
cign country.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages for railway and
other companies, and as Agent for the Registration
Of the stock, and for the transfer OF the shares OF in.
corporated companies.
Undertakes the examination Of properties offered
as security for bond issues. and the obtaining Of ex.
pert information concerning the actual facts and
prospects OF reorganization proposals.
Qualified and empowered TO act as executor. ad-
ministrator, trustee, guardian and assignee, and as
receiver and custodian of fund, under orders of
Court.
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY has
established al office at SANTIAGO and HAVANA,
and is prepared TO buy and sell drafts on and to
make payments in CUBA and to transact Il general
banking business. II COMPANY is also prepared
to receive the deposits of the SOLDIERS and SAIL
ORS now in CUBA, and, under their directions. to
make rcmittances to their families il the UNITED
STATES. And to investigate and report in an al
Nisory capacity about new enterprises in ALL LINES
OF TRADE and MANUFACTURING. as well as in
CITY PROPERTIES. WINTER ONE ELECTRIC
lLANTS, RAILROADS. l~NDUSTRIALS. SUGAR and
TOBACCO PLANTATIONS. in CUBA, r. RICO,
and the PHILIPPINES, and to hold in trust PROF.
ERrIES. CONTRACTS. MORTGAGES, and BONDS,
either pending the ciusin: OF negotiations c. Tor
more extended or more dchnito periods.
Especial attention is called TO tho relations Of THE
COMPANY already established Mt MANlIAwisA the
CHARTERED BANK Of NDGA. ~CSTRAII and
CHINA, sufficient for the present needs Of our MAN.
UFACrUREHs, MERCHANTS. TRAVELLERS, SOL
DIERS, and SAILORS.
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finaneiaI.
GUARANTY Trust Co.
of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.

NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
CAPITAL, 100000 q
SURPLUS, SD. 900
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS, AND INDIVIDUALS. As GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARG Of ZEAL n PER
SONAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
srhlnrt 10 rhrrnn or IN rnrtInrnAn
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4 N ER|CAN STEEL
IND WIRE AN !

A majority of the preferred and common
stock of the American Steel and Wire
Company having been deposited with us
under an agreement dated January 8,
1899, between John W. Gates and Isaac l..
Ellwood and Frederick p. Voorhees,, AND
SAID AGREEMENT HAVING THEREBY
OPERATIVE, tho time for de-
posting certificates of said stock under
said agreement has been extended to and
including the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1899. All stock certificates to he deposited
must be duly endorsed in blank for trans
fer under said agreement with proper
revenue stamps affixed.
New York certificates are to be pre-
scented Mt the office of MESSRS. j. Il W.
SEL1GMAS & CO., FL BROAD STREET,
NEW YORK. Chicago certificates are to
be presented Mt the office of the ILLINOIS
TRUST n SAVINGS BANK, CHICAGO,
Who will issue certificates of deposit there,
for on our behalf.
j. & W. Seligman & Co.,
DEPOSITARY.
New York, January II, 1900.
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Res've. S2a7, 214, 500 S24G. ad2. 200 Inc. sp,747, 700
o 1851, 425 2t2. 2Gs.52b Inc. a,S17,1o0
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UNAI"TS On ALL II OF GREAT II
TAIN, FRANCE. \ GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS ABE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
Apl.E IN All rAItTS or THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERSoFC CREDIT ISSUED.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-10
MS Retort Settled IL

II can remember a good many
years back, said a Detroit veter.
an in politics, "and whatever way
be said as 10 the integrity Of our
present statesmen, campaigns arc
conducted in great deal more
moderate tone than they used to
be. Then IL was the usual thing
to indulge in the strongest posi-.
Bile abuse Of men and parties.
II once heard Il joint debate be.
tween a couple VI candidates for
our Legislature that will serve 10
illustrate. They tainted and be,
rated each other till all other
questions were lost sight Of in the
popular anxiety 10 see which ex.
celled in this style of warfare.
FINALLY the hotter headed OF
the two burst out in an announce.
ment that he could whip his rival
or any Of his friends.
That reminds me- said the
other coolly, of n dog that my fa.
Their used TO have that could whip
any dog in the neighborhOod or
any that came that way with tho
transfers.
"'What's the application, sirr
roared the other. I'll stand no in
nuendocs, sir. Make YOU applica-
ton if you dare
at is simply this, my pugna.
cious friend; no one ever thought
Of sending fathers dog 10 the leg.
stature"
The Ore eater remained at
home.
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when. on arriving there, be discovered
the door forced aud burglary co. prog
ress. To summon a couple Of gen
darmcs wa, the work Of an instant.
and five minutes later the thieves. who
proved 10 De notorious househroakcrs.
were on their way 10 the police depot,
where the prosecutor told his extraor.
binary story. In view Of the fact that
the safe contained yaluables 20 the cN-
tent Of some thousands Of pounds, the
dream In question proved a very FOR
tunate one for the dreamer.
How 10 explain these marvellous man.
ifestations. which prove once more
that truth Is stranger than fiction. f.
task beyond the ingenuity Of man Co
compass. Perchancc the theory of o..
lepathy may have something 20 30 with
the mysterious business. but even that
theory would appear rather inadequate
In such cases as the aforementioned
A skillful forger who moved IN the
highest circles of society was once de-.
tcctCd by the agency OF a dream The
affair occurred 90 Boston ana caused
the greatest excitement Of the time.
The forgcr, q young man Of eight nr
nine and twenty, had become acquaInt-
ed with rich publisher. az whose
house De- became % constant guest one
day the publishers bankers discovered
that some one was forging their clients
signature 90 various large checks. nul
two detectives We're no once instructed
10 look out for the culprIt
Their efforts proved useless, but one
evening thepublIsher's youngest daugh-
ter. a little girl Of II, dreamed that
she saw a man whom she described as
'llke Mr.. Blank the visitor 20 whom
reference has been made, sitting ln
room IN Maine street copying her "a
Tiers signature The chlld's dream
was communicated 20 the police, who.
though Inclined 10 ridIcule the same at
the outset, eventually promised 10 have
the gentleman in question watched
with the result tina, bis lodgings were
raided aud q complete plant Tor the
making Of hank notes found there. u
then 'mnspIrcd that hc was a man who
was wanted Tor manifold forgcrlc,
throughout the Union, and he was sent
90 prison Tor q very long term.
The child's dream was all the more
extraordinary in view Of the fact that
she was too young 10 understand the
leading incidents ~ the business aud
attributed the copying of her fathers
signature ln the dream 20 the gentle.
man wanting 10 write nicely, like papa
Strange, very strange, hut none the less
true, and proving once more that as
Hamlet remarked, "Thorc are more
thing, 100 heaven aud earth, Hontlo,
than are dreamed of To- your phIloso.
phy."-phladrlph.a Times.
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Uncle 'Zek'el Watson was accustom-
ed 20 seeing good sized squares of cup
cake, lection cake or gingerbread on
the supper table, and when he had
his first plate of Ice cream In city
restaurant he looked with some dis
favor upon the macaroons and small
sponge drops which accompanied H.
How do you like ~" asked his
niece, who was doing the honors Of
the city for her uncle.
The Ice cream is first rate" said
Uncle 'Zek'el Il call IL cxtry good.
But when you come 10 these things #"
he added, lifting enc OF the sponge
lady fingers" and surveying IL doubt
fully, Il presume 90 say they're all
right enough, what there Is OF 'cm.
but there isn't enough Of 'cm; Just
nothlng but cape and swallow -
Youths Companion.
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Wire Dead Instead Of Tree.

Not long ago a prominent citi'
zen Of New Orleans went raging
into the electric light company's
Office and declared that one of
their wires had killed n pet tree
on his premises That tree
said he. has been standing there
for twenty years. My children
PLAYED under il when they were
babies and IL is associated with
some Of the plcusantcst memories
Of my life. When il began TO
die We AN mourucd aud We could
not imagine what allied il until
yesterday. when | noticed that u
wire was lying right across q
branch My poor tree had been
clrctrocutcd and | feel rs II muir
der has been done in my house
Considerably moved the agent Of
the company went to view the
scene Of the tragedy and found
the tree still alive. but feeble.
When hr came 90 trace the wire
Dee discovered one end nailed To
he roof of an old barn aud the
other twisted around discarded
pole II had been cut on M least
two years and forgotten. But
the occasion demanded some.
thing. 81 he made the following
report: Tree alive. wire dead
Wire evidently killed 10y the tree.
Bill incloscd."
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New Cuban SlAmps.

The new cuban onr.cent
stamps will bear a representation
OF the statue u Columbus which
Glands in the pari, or court yard.
OF Havana The two cent stamp
will bear map Of Cuba; the
three cent stamp a reproduction
Of the statue Of LA Guiana" a
female figure in marble, emblem.
attic " the island which stands in
one Of the parks ~ Havana. The
Eve cent stamp will be decorated
with one OF the new steamers OF
the New York and Cuban mail
company, and the ten cent stamp
will present an agricultural scene
"a Cuban blowing in u tobacco
Geld with q yoke of oxcn-and 4
group Of royal palms in the back.
ground.
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snrrn.riou. nnt 10 the Point.

Persons believing in more prae
teal Christianity may see a NOR,
al in the following:
A tramp, who said he was out
Of work temporarily called az
the kitchen door ~ a residence In
West Philadelphia Yesterday aft.
srnoon. lie was all ashiver with
cold. and face. hands and poorly
clad feet were bcnumbed. II 40
happened that the cock and 9th.
cr servants being away the mis-
trcss Of the house opened the
DOR and heard his plea for a
"bit 10 eat" Bcing o good wo-
man, and remembering the day
and the greatest Of the three
Christian virtues, shc went 10 the
larder and then returned 10 the
door with @ half loaf Of bread.
Here" she said 10 the tramp.
take this but" She added won
should NOT forgcr ! give it 10 YOU
not only for your own sake. but
4 4
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Book.

when consider what some books
have done for the world and what they
are doing, how they keep up our hope.
awaken new courage and faith. soothe
pain, give an Ideal life TO those whose
homes are hard and cold, bind together
distant ages and foreign lands, create
new worlds " beauty. bring down
truths from heaven give eternal
blessings for this glft-Jamcs Free
man Clarke.
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SOME QUEER DREAMS.
VISIONS THAT RESULTED lNTHE CAP
TURE or CRIMINALS.

Marvellous Manifestations That Baf-
ne the Ingenuity Of Man to Explain
aud which Prove Anew That Truth
l. stranger Than Fiction.
A very remarkable instance Of the
tracing Of a criminal by means OF q
dream occurred in ST. Louis. 4 woman
named Mary Thornton was detained
IN custody Tor a month. charged with
the murder Of her husband. 4 week
or 10 after her arrest she requested 10
see one Of th. prison officials and told
him she had dreamed that 200 inl.yid.
ual named George Ray had murdered
her spouse. giving the official 900 tbr
same time fun details Of the tragedy
a. witnessed iu her vision. The man
Ray was not suspected no tie time.
but the prison authorities We're so
much impressed by thc womau's OBJ
yIous carucstnoss that % search was %
once made Tor him.
After some delay Dee was traced and
charged with the crime. the details of
the same as seen In the dream being
rchenrsed 20 him Overcome with as-
constituent. hc then and there colt
fessed that be had committed the
crime. CurIously enough, the woman
had only met the murderer once aud
believed him 10 be on the very best u
terms with her husband
Almost as remarkable was the case
OF woman named Drew, who dream
ed one night that her husband. a e..
tired sailor. had been murdered by r.
peddlcr nt a Gravcsend tavern. where
the said husband was IN the habit NJ
putting up when visiting the town ln
question. The first news that awaited
her on rising 10 the morning was that
her spouse had been nssnss.untol no
the very tavern she had seen ln her cy-
traordInnry vision. whcrcupou size
burst into hystcrIcal tears and cried
out that her dream had come true
She Gained down somewhat after a
few hours and then handed the police
officials an cxnct description OF the
peddlcr Of the vision, giving minute
account OF his dress. which included %
blue coat Of a very peculiar pattern
Marvellous as the fact may appear %
man wearing such coat and follow
ing the occupation ~ pcddlrr WIS
discovered two day. later at 600 .m
some Sis miles from Gmycseul. auI
on being taxed with the crime. De 600
once admitted that be- was guilty and
that robbery had been the motive uf
the outrage lie was hanged soon aft
erward. his doom having been brought
about by the n.msy evidence OF % WON.
ans dream
Women as drcumHrs seem moro sue.
cessful than men, hut % rather peculiar
Instance of @ crime being traced hy H
vision aul lH which tHo dreamer $50. .
member Of tNo u..u .N comes from
Renncs, iu France. s. worthy mm
chant having quilted Dor office un.
Saturday cvDu.Hs proceeded .uu Fl.
dinner and afiar u'.r.n. 3D. #0.'u
tlal meal Day down 600 Oh. ..u.. u|
fell into o. l.eht UHF. s. worry .I.|
dream then came t0 h.m wherein l.
saw two men 81 The burglar type 900
gagged In riding the safe iu hIs office
and 80 much lmprcs scl was Doc by tHe
vision that he resolved. upon awaken
ing. 10 NJ once 60 20 the office ana s.r
that evcrythlngwas undertook ana bcy.
Z His amnzomcnt may bee imagined
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day the daughter asked me 20 ten her
frankly what her mothers condition
was and just how long she could live.
told her that the old lady could not
possibly last more than a fortnight.
She begged me not 10 let anybody
know how serious the case was. She
didn't want her young daughters dis.
trcsscd. she said
"Of course / told nobody. and lust a
week after that read Ia the papers
that Mrs. Dash, the daughter ~ my dy.
Ing patient had sent out invitations
Tor a large dancing party, 60 bc given
on an evening a fortnight away. Ny
patient did not live as long as / had
expected. The day after she died
read In the papers that owing 10 the
sudden death Of her mother Mrs. Dash
had been compelled 10 recall her iuyl.
tatlons'
steel Combs.
A man who saw In a sidewalk show.
case some steel combs and who won.
dered what steel combs could be used
for found upon Inquiry that they were
used 10y furriers In combing furs.
There was one Of these combs that
looked much like comb Of the or.
binary kind. coarse toothed for half
It's length and finer toothed the other
half. Aud then there was one comb
that had teeth for half It's length. the
solid end serving as a handle.
There are other steel combs that are
used Tor similar purpose. as steel
combs made 10 comb dogs with. The
dog comb looks somewhat like the
fine toothed comb In its general shape.
but Il Is larger. toothcd ON one side
only and coarser toothed than the so
called fine comb. The untoothed side
combs u this sort are used on various
kinds Of dogs, including. for instance.
long haired dogs like the French poo.
dle.-New York sun.
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Call for White Crest flour. at Ino. VI
Lawrence q Cos. an