the door to investigation. and we can go
down to New Orleans and uncertain how
the vote was in fact, and then, after I
got unon the Commission, to turn
around and suy that the Returning
Hoard and its findings is conclusive
upon us and we cannot investigate at
all. 1 would not do it for a thousand
years' tenure in the great office for
which he is a candidate. (Applause.)
1 state to you that whatever the truth
might be about the I>e (golyer pave
ment. whether he did take a fee against
the interest of tho Government when
he was a Representative receiving a
a salary, or whatever the facts might be
about tlie Credit Mobilior, whether it
was a terrible fraud or not, I will not
stop to speak of that until this greater
question is settled.- Whether ss a rep
resentative of the people, as a juror sit
ting between myself and Wheeler and
Tilden and Hayes, he was a true manor
a false man. (Applause.) And if I linve
a case in your court and you arc called
upon as a juror, and no questions are
asked you at all, and you have a bitter
prejudice against me and a judgment
against me, and there is no verdict at
all except against me. would you go up
and take your seat ? Would not it come
up to you? My oath would not allow
me to do it. and I know that yours
would not. Yet Garfield, after he had
helped to make up the case down at
New < >rleans, comes to Washington, and
without protest or apology or excuse he
takes his seat and lie votes day after
day contrary to what he said in the
House was the law. No, gentlemen, he
will never be President of the United
States. (A voice—"No, never.") He
is a man of ability and the more ability
*wuch a man possesses the worse it is for
the office. 1 don't want hiul. because
when 1 have a President in Washing
ton, whatever his politics may be, 1
want to feel that he is as much my I'res
ident as yours, and as much yours as he
is mine, and that as president he is free
from these prejudices and passions
which pervert the judgment and de
stroy opinion."
GENERAL NEWS.
Andrew Adams a young man of
twenty-two, and Mary Hummel, a lady
| of seventy four, were married lasv week
at Kittanuing.
Probably the youngest choir to be
found anywhere is at present doing
* service at Titusville. The ages of the
members of this novel choir range from
nine to fourteen years.
Judge Taylor, of Venango county, lias
brougnt five jurymen to a realizing
sense of their duties by fining them $lO
each and cast* for not being on hand
j when wanted in court.
The checks for the payment of the
[ quartetly interest on the registered -4
t per cent, loan due October 1, and
I numbering about GO,OOO, are now being
I prepared at the Treasury Department.
The .Somerset and Cambria railroad
I is rapidly approaching completion.
The tunnel on the line, about four miles
i from Johnstown, has been successfully
t i>orcd and the masonry on it nearly
t, finished.
Governor McClellan lias been elected
president of the New York Under
ground Railway Company. The Kxecu
i tive committee is composed of General
McClellan, Andrew Gilsey, Hugh J.
i Jewett, Mr. Hewall and E. A. Guiutard.
"The Grim Goblin," at Wallack's
[ Theotre, has nearly made a conquest of
► the Conquest family. They have had
I four falls during the run, one of which
[ laid up the old man and the last of
j which extracted several of Miss Con-
E quest's teeth, without pay in'.
The official figures, as compiled at
the Census office, of the population of
' the District of Columbia are as follows :
| Total, 177,638; of whioh 83,.">64 are
males and 94,044 are females; 118,236
are whites and 59,402 colored ; 160,527
fare native and 17,111 foreigh born.,
I The loss by the fire at the Mnnhattan
Market, New York, is 11,500,000. The
' market hay sheds on the adjoining
block and ninety freight cars of the
! Hudson River Railroad were burned.
' The stands in the market were owned
, by some sixty persons or firms, whose
losses range from S2OO to $2,000 each.
,No insurance. The loss on the market
building is $400,000 ; insured in various
companies to the amount of SIOO,OOO.
The officers of the Market company say
the eastern half will be repaired and
ready for occupancy within sixty days.
The fire, they also say, was undoubtedly
of incendiary origin.
S. <r A. LOKU, (irneral Merchant*, Allegheny Street, Itcllrfonte, Pa.
■ S - &c -A-. Xj OS3 IB;
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED
■EQGIISTER CLOTHIIG!
• __
Better Fits, better Workmanship, better Styles,
■better Linings, superior in every respect to any
Bother ready-made Clothing in the United States,
Rand equal in every respect to the work of any
■merchant tailor in any of our large cities.
Prices fully as low as ordinary slop-shop work
Rgenerally sold in Bellefonte.
Mothers, bring your Children, from 4 years up,
land examine our assortment of CHILDREN'S
■WEAR.
IS. &A. LOEB,! IS. &A. LOEB,
FINE CLOTIIIERS AND DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hon. Wayne MacVewgh, who lias
been in Europe for some months as
counsel for Mr. Wharton lhtker, the
banker, has returned to Philadelphia.
Among the lost of the ill-fated steam
er, Vera Cruz, was General A. T. A.
Torbet, a Boldier of great distinction on
the Union sido in the late war. He
was on his way to Moxico on a business
mission in connection with the build
ing of a railroad front the cily of Mex
ico to the Pacific.
A special to the 7Yt4unr from Galena,
111., says that George William ltailou
a hanker of New York City, and the
heaviest stockholder or the San Pedro
Gold and Silver Mining Company, was
in Galena and hail un interview with
General Grant, with whom he dined.
He stated that General Grunt was firm
in his declination of the Presidency of
tho San Pedro Company, although the
directors had agreed not to place any
of their stock on the market as an in
ducement for him to reconsider his re
fusal.
- —• -^^u——- -
Business Notices.
—Why are horses and cattle after taking
Roberts' Horse Powders like a now laun
dried skirt? Hecause they look sleek and
clean.
—No more sick chickens. Save your
poultry and euro them of disease, by using
Roberts' Poultry Powder. It has never
failed to cure Cholera, and all diseases to
wkieh fowls are subject. Price 25 cents
per package. For sulo by all druggists.
—At the present time when there are so
many worthless linaments in tho market,
it would be well to inquire which is the
best. This will he found in M. li. Robert's
Embrocation'—it is a panacea for ailments
that require rubbing either on man or
boast. Price 35 cents per bottle.
—Why do you cough when you can
llnd speedy relief in Sines' Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehound? It is tho
most pleasant and efficacious remedy known
for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, and ail
diseases tending to pulmonary consump
tion. Ha been sold for over thirty years
and is especially adapted to children, as it
does not nauseate, and consequently it can
be used in sufficient quantity as to effect a
cure. Try one bottle and you will never
be without it. Price2sc. and 50e. per bot
tle; Sold everywhere. Askyouraruggitt
for it.
—Tho popularity of M. B. Roberts'
Horse Powder* is proving itself in the in
creased demand throughout this State,
from tho fact that the public are at last
finding out that it is possible to obtain a
package of Horse and Cattle Powder which
is strictly pure and free from such adulter
ations as oran, cake meal, and oilier in
gredient* calculated to puff tho animal
instead of curing it of the disease it is suf
fering from. M. B. Roberts' Horse Pow
ders contain no adulteration, and are much
cheaper than any other, a* but a table
spoonful is required for a dose. A-k any
old horseman n to their merit*. For safe
everywhere. Price reduced to 25c. per
package.
Philadelphia Markets.
I'siusnraa, Ssft 11, Itt".
Fuua—The flour nurV.l is without • list.*** w,,Mliy
of not* iii either |srl* ** .r d About Ur
rtU cltiiiK"*l hamto, tixMtljr of th* rn-ft? dmlnM*
itrxlflfl of limilta, In lot,lu the wiiUi
•f tto bom* cut<m*r extra*. low t*>
rhoiro at 7\; do. do.. stmi|cbt. at f*V
Pennsylvania family, at M l. M 4i do.
do. !'• 7"WfJ*.■', ainl liifth grade* and } tent at |V 76
| • py MR M Arm a! ft 1
iiiiit' Tl.*h*al market la firmer and the- demand
to tor tolea ■( .70n htitheto, rejected. at .
rl and trwrk and afioat, at 91 OkAl and
No. 1 rl, rlftsUr, l 91 "t 1 t *l J4\. At tt own
Usard. first nail. lO.im hudteU f r Nov em tor •old |
fl t aa* Md for Beptemtor. 91.*9£ for
fMotor and for Novotahsr. Kye to stewJv at
•6c.
Pair* -Th improvement to tinimfvirtafit. We .jute
clover at "JgWMgr; and timothy at
Bollefontn Market*.
Bnuriiiu, S.-| t l, Inq.
QUOTATIONS.
Wlills sliest, per bu5he1........ I old 1 91 I* l
Red wbest Inew
Nye, per busbsl 40
Corn. cb - V.
Cora, shelled.— - —.... M
lists - - an
Flour, retsil. per 15m1....- & is)
Floor, wholesale.— 4 74
Provision Market.
Corrected weekly by Itsrper Brothers.
Apples,dried, per pound.... —. (I
Cherries, dried, per pound, seeded——. |o
Itesns per i|U*rt - —.... S
Freeh batter per pound £>
Chlckene per pound... s
Cheese per pOOUd l*
l ..untry heme per pound - - 14
llsnie, Inzer cured.. ............... in
lard per pound-—.—- -..... S
■Cuss perdu!..—.— l9
Potatoes per busbsl ———.— 40
t>r|ed led—-. ——lS
New Advertisement*.
Pittsburg Exposition.
MACHINERY HALL.
t t
0
WM. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
.Manufacturers
Custom Made Shoes.
EVERY
Man, Woman and Child
SHOULD WEAR THEIJt SHOES.
A*k for Wm. E. 8c h inert/. A Co.'* Shoe*
in the *U>ro you deal. 87-2w
Executor's Notice.
IETTEKB Uatainriitary on the CH-
J lata of JtUPph tlreeu. deceased, Lte of Mll-sbiirg
borough. Oolfr (Oiiiily, Pi., Invlni Inwd |rslit4<d to
the undersigned, all |M-rsnt* ini|pl>t<N| to said •■•tale
are relucted to make immediate payment. all
having claims ag*iit*t the nam* to pres.tit them, duly
authenticated by law, for settlement.
m r rornoins,
TIIOItOUGII EDUCATION
—rot —
YOUN(i LADIES.
Hollidaysburg Seminary,
IIOLLIOAYattRU, IILAIR COUNTY, FKN.VA.
A very h'-althful location ; l>r*otifiil •urr<iut>ding
Offer* to young l*dtr all th- ulstitgr• of a ( hrttian
bom*, with thorough course of iustrurtioiHi It* the
higher !>rantieof iHltgaUua.
Terms, 8250.00 per Annum,
!n< Hiding board and *llend*iM-e, nw of l|lrwry, |-md
kail, an<l tuition in all English lir*n hes. Mui and
art evtna.
ANNUAL TEHM, FORTY WKKKS.
For iatal<ir, with full information, aWfa
W. IV III'SSKY, A M , Principal.
Auditor's Notice.
I N the Orphan*' Court of Centre
roaaif. MUI* of i:i.l/.A M TIIOM A.. it. d
The undcraißned, auditor, appointed by
the- wbid Court to hur and illt|a f the #tcplia
to the arepQal of John It. Linn, admlniatrmlur 4 af*d
dwnjent, hd i mall# distribution of Jhe fund fa
*4 id •rcountaut's hand, wifl attend • th* dwtlsw of hi.
a|<|> intwieiii at hh • ®> e to lUhhnr*. Fa.. o II FA
I>AV. th# 2Mi day of Sentembrf. !**•. at In v clock.
A If . when and where all jartka Ihlernlnl will at
tend il Ut>r a* proper.
tf-dw. U ll.Ht' II r. KKKI'LB. Auditor.
A G K N T S W A NTE I)
To take aaWrljdh na for the
INTEKNATION"A I. REVIEW,
the latest ami l<t A men. an publication, of the
highest riant, with original contribution* from the
rti'Mt re|ehratel writer* iii etery country. IUIIUm! by
J T More. Jr .an I llenr* t al-.t lelge, gentlemen
of the high-wt attainment* and rutlure. and whore
name* are alone aul!l< ient guaranty of the value of
th'- Httitw.
Alwats bright, loadable and imtniftlo, cosopH
tan in literature, progHwlve ia arience, unsertartan
in religion, and independent In |lltl.
Pure. 41 rents a number, *'•• a veer. A complete
Agent's Outfit sent ufi receipt of f A apevimen
cepjr arnt lu any addrwa. fr 1.1 rents.
A. 8 IAP.*IW A 00.. Publisher.,
11l A 1U William M. New York.
MILLHEIM HOTEL,
MII.I.IIKIM. CF.NTHK COCSTY. SKNK'A.
W. 8. M t'SSEK, Proprietor.
The town of Millheim 1. located In Penn'a Valley,
about two mile* from Oobom Plat ion, mi the Usls
hurg, Ontre and Bprtwe Oreek Railroad, with sur
rounding* that make It a
PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
Good trotit fishing In the immediate vicinity. A cab
runs to every train. At the Millheim Hotel aroma
mndationa will le found A rat-class and ferine moder
ate. Jane 21,1 IT A-ly 9
GOLDSMITH, ST KIN ,f IfiCXTRB, Allegheny Street, BeUefonU, Pa,
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
—AT TII E
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH.
WE ARE SELLING OUR
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOR LESS THAN COST OF MANUFACTURING.
LOOK -A-ILTID COMPARE PRICES.
Full Suits, formerly - - $4.50 at 3.50
" - - 5.50 " 4.00
" - 0.25 " 5.00
" " - 7.50 " 0.00
" " ' - - 9,00 " 7.50
AND ALL GOOD* IN PROPORTION.
We are bound to sell our Goods to make room for our GRAND FALL
and WINTER STOCK. Don't miss the chance as we are not fooling.
COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELF-!
forget the place. Opposite Reynold's Opera House.
SAMUEL LEWIN, Manager,
A STKKNMKIIG WILL BK FOUND AT THIS STKK. Allegheny Street. Pa.
.Veil l Advert hsementn.
Midney
JH] PAD
THE ONLY CURE
For IHahetes, ts'ravel, Dropsy, Bright't bis- |
ea>r, fain in thr Hark, Inability to Itelain or !
F.J pel the I rinr, ( 'atarrh </ thr Bladder, Burn
ing or Painful I'rinaliny, Itnrk I hist beposit,
Affections <j the Spine, Nervous belahty, Fe
male Weakness, and all bistases of the
Kidneys, Bladder aiul Vrin
ary Organs.
It *Vftd INTKRN.U. whll<lh. | r/.atufUMf to I
ft" |wtieot. CVrUin It it* nffwt, ltd CI'RIBH ho \
rvdhmg e|e rat. Arodd all otbef KiMHf I'AIM, M
many * rtbl-** %r# leitg forvwd Wf-n tbe
mtrkel W will • ftifl'*!-• ii( (rw, and **tt
tnk, "Bow a Lif# m iatfd." fra t|k>n the receipt
of jour tiiWM
DAY S PAD la told by Dru||tlU, ttf tent by ;
mail on receipt |wk. 12.00.
F. POTTS GREEN.
BKLLEPoSTK. PA ,
Wllol.KKAt.ll AHKKT VOB < kNTRF. Oil HTY |
New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
TheclrctiUlln of tbia popular ifrtaj-i baa mora
(baa iveblnd daring MM MM fOBf it. ">riUlM all
the laadlni IK MTITAL&AL in lit* DDLT lluuLt*, and
la anaaH In bandy depnrlm; nt. The
FOREIGN NEWS
emhfnree |* lnl dtfpntftMM from all quarter* of lb#
gM*. I'lnlrr the band of
AMERICAN NKWH \i j
ar |itn lh* T*legr*fbic lH*(alf hat f tbe a w-k from •
all part# of lb I'oton. Tbia feature *kn* mak<-a
THE WEEKLY HERALD
tb# m<*t nlnnMr rhrmlcle? In th# world, aa It la Iha '
chenpmt. I*'ry week la given a (ailbfnl fffOTt of
POLITICAL NEWS
embracing complete and copr#h#n*lv# dlp*Ub
from Waablnft4n. including full f*|Tla of fba .
•peechen of eminent |<oltU< iani ' D thr of iba j
bur.
TIIK FARM DEPARTMENT
of Ik# WataaiT VlamtLn (|1# lb Ut#l aa wall aa iba
newt practical |fwb'n and dlanoaarlm relating to
Ik# dubw of tba farmer, hinta for mixing CATTLE, j
Porta* t. tliuiw*, Taaaa. VwrtAauw, 4c., Ac, with 1
niKiwlioM|i<r keeping building* and ateneil* in ra> j
pair. Tbia la aapptrmeuted by a well-edited
meat, Widely r|**d, under tba bend of I
THE HOME.
t<*lnf raripm tor |iiwUi*l dlahna, WaU for making ■
• Mkiny and ft* up Willi U# lattwt Iwl.i >., at i
tb. lowaatprto.. Kwrj llwoot raoklai or *roniy ;
nifl'd In Ihlt di.artiniit I* prwUnkll; iMiad hi
l-rh-rr imMinlhia from our Pari* !
and Umloa on tb. rory lato.l fa. 11
tn Tb' lloai. lWpnrtm.nl of lb. Wutit limu j
•ill aa*. tb. hmwalb mar. than on# handrrd tim.
11.. prkw of lb. pop*r- Tti. int.rn.ta of
SKILLED LABOR
ar kmkad at!r, and r*.r*tbln partaJalar to a.
rbankw and Ut.* M*lng Uratafutlj rwotfnl. Th.r* j
i. a pay. dt..|i~l to all tb. UIMI phax. of tb. boat- !
tma* m.rk.t., Oopa, Xwlnndlw, 4r.,1r, A ralim- |
Id. laatnr. ta l<mnd 111 lit. apacfkll/ rapoftod prima
and. Audi (ion a of
THR PRODUCE MARKET.
PmtniM 1(1*1 at bom. and abroad, toy.th.r with
w.k, a Mu* by aom. .mln.nl db
•In.. Lnnitt. Mt'Mrai, Dtiionc, I'IMUML and I
xt* >.,* riwo- la m i-fi In tba world that run
taint ao marh n.w. mall.r .wry twk aa tb. Kill i
It llaatui, wblrk la ami, po.tay. paid, for On. D<d I
lar Von ran .nbarrlb. at any tlm..
„ TIIK -I f ON R
HEW YORK ■ In a Wwklj Form, DOLLAR
HERALD J 1 A YEAR.
NEW YORK HERALD,
Id Bmndwa* and Ann Htrrot. ll.** Tntk,
r |UIE CENTRE DEMOCRAT ,
BOOK and JOB OFWGE
BUSH HOUSE BLopfc,' [
BELLEFONTE, PA. r
I* HOW OYPERIHO
GREAT IN DUCEM.EN.Trf 1
TO THORK WIRBIHO _
Plain or Fancy Pritttin^
I % i%! 11 t{; I w.
We hawo uuunuml
LAW BOOKS, in r.. It r , , ■
PAM PIILKTS, i .
OTATEM*NTB,
CIRCULARS,
BILL HXADHy ;ii I . ( ,
NOTE HKADS, lv
BUHINRftS CARDS,
INVITATION CARDS
CARTES DK
CARDS ON "ENVELOPES,
AND ALL KIN DN OF BLANKa
r> k•- '■■■ nt- • i ill
MTOnUn bgrtiMii wdll receir* jjoowjit
alUitUoß,, , /in. i wt. } ;t• t" c
Il i (> i { i'-"lrll'S | V. .*!| . '*
•VPrinting done In the b*el Ujki *n
Kherv notice nd Mt tbe lowut rU. ,
N l il-1 "lO6HWI 1.1 10l ! 1 I try 1
HARRY K I. TTICICS,
5 [Successor to T. A. HICKS A 8R0.,]
C DRALKR IN
{ HARDWARE, SADDLERY, OILS,
5 I PAINTS AND STOVES.
'< i—
? EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES!
| TO SUIT TIIE TIMES.
Allegheny Street, BELLEFONTE, PA. South of Diamond.
I'ro/'cttNiotuif Card
■THANK FIELDING,
LAW AND OuLLK*TI"N omcK,
IM* i i.karpiklti. r*
\V A. Morrison.
* ' • ATTOIISBT-AT-I.AW.
IIEI.LRPONTR, PA. I
j fHWr* in WtMidrlnff's Blurk. lb*Court
CoAMilUlioii In Rns!Uii or <i*rntan 2-ly i
C. f- lIIIKMI , „ tola '
1 LEXAXDER k BOWER,
! " ATtU*XET AT LAW, I
IW llefoola. P , may b* ntii|M la Ka,lMi ar Oan
jMI 0r. la nanata'i Dallllai. 1-ly j
I J*o. atari*. i •miTtinm I
OEAVKIt k GEPHART,
A A ATTORIIISTP AT LAW, j
I <>flw • Allafbaax autfl, nurtk of Ulh, JWla
| font#. Pi I_|j j
nV. FORTNKY.
• ATTORNEY At LAW.
REI.LKPONTE. PA.
j Laat to tb* Irft la tba Ceart llmta*. *l, !
DB. KELLER,
• ATTORN IT AT I.AW,
Otk a Allan hato flml Hoatk aid# of Lpua'a
Kon,
My f i,
! TORN BLAIR LINN,
i *1 AtrnRXRT AT LAW.
RRLMWVNT*. PA,
i OAcn lltmt or*r Pool 21-Ijr j
I L.BPANGMCR.
j *f • ATTORXIT-ATLAW. I
BKIJ.KTONTR. CENTRE OiCWTT, PA.
N|>aclal attantloa b OolWlMta; prartl.aa I* all lb* I
j CVmrts; OooanltaUooa la Daw ar kt-ffifii. 1-1,
I 4. k nuut. ' * '' ' ' 'fltln aoaan
j VfURRAY A GORDON,
1 Awl ' - ' ' AIAMUfKTRWTIAW.
, j, clrarhm.d. pa.
Will attaad tha lalMialr Oourla abas p~ tall,
M|<l,a4. I llf |
TC. IDPPLE, . I 1
• ATTORNKT AT-LAW
, ' U)CS IIAV K*. PA.
I ARAnilaaaafraaaplK Attaariad to M-l,
\VM. V. MITCHKLIi
n . *
I Win atWnd to aU wart la CbauMß, MN and
' 1 LoA Wariai NaUprUfWutW W-l,'
* ■"■N-mi'i i; t-j"if ■' ■ f if.f ; HI - ' 1
w■ Ca HEINLE, t !:' i
" ,n PA:
0 ' : OflL* fc OaairaA tt.aAa. afla(W, *tMA4. -
Wm attanA aU M, >MM uMMala Im pa
ctollywwia*. u , ~.. , r - ),, Hi .
McCTfLLOCGH. '
< W '" 1 ETMIrtT.ATI.AW, 11 l<
An'UUl pri*ty
T\R. JAB. H. DOBVINB, M. D n ;
■; MW*KfV V Ptl ,? ZX 0 jl ;i fcf I*"'*
' w I tutu# I rlt t VMM J t :'• I M
Jfri/ (Ittotl* atnl (Iroct-ricn.
J JARPER BROTHERS,' *
PI'RINO STREET, lIKLUSPT-KTE, PA..
Have their counter* and ihelve* with
NEW GOODS,
( IJA NKKUPT KATKH
Purchased at - BANKRUPT KATKH
I BANKUI'PT KATES
WHICH TIIL'V UPPER AT .
BOTTOM PRICED,
BOTTOM PKICESt' >
BOTTOM PRICES,
coxsrtrrrwo or' ' '
Dry Goods, 1 r* • ■i r .
Millinrrr (}<*&>,- 1 " '■
' CWthinj; • " ''
PUCT Good*,
Notion*. Ac.
BOOTS and HHOR*
BOOTS and PlloKS at very low price*.
BOOTS and SHOES
BATS and CAPS
, Lateat atyla of HATS and CAPS
HATS and CAPS
Carrot Bug*,
Umbrellas,
IHmaoH,
J Lad in.' Cloaks,
! Oarjjetinui
I;, Ororeria*,
Q&cetuware, Ac.
C-mprititia rr.rj tliio* ill.l U fcaad la a gitl
fliM mr.
HARPER BROTHERS,
STRING STREET, . . BKLLKFUNTR, PA.
COt'STRT PROPrCE Uk.a la .srbaac at rb.
b lain at nwkri prloa ,_,y
M i eccUa neoua.
•TEST OCT.
HOOD'S GREAT BOOH
OF THE WAR.
ADVAXCETRETREAT,
t'rrnona! F.jrpcricttce* in the
I'nitrdOftr* anti < <>nfrrl~
, crate Slatfm A rtnit*:
BY GRNKRAI. J. B. ROOD,
, In. Ltrataoaaj 4) n Mala ins),
Thv Hood Orphan Memorial fund
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