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Ns. at• W 972lna 1LbIM. 11 0 T1 11 I TI 111 I 0 ItT An Independent weekly nee -groper pulstalied ev- ery Weeny -May isseriusg and de. csted to the reeord- lag of the titers and the clyeeloposent atilt reiersurom of Jefferson county. SUBSCRIPTION, $2 it Year, In Adeline\. ADVEETI.ING , 11TEM. Pive yenta gier line of Nonpareil the ttlies fee the arse insertion, three tent per mw'or earlymbisequerst meet Iiifty4tents per inch of en1 lllll spree foe -- --- he first emotion, thirty meta per inch for !Sri. MI6 - owl u• tit insertlisn. No advertise -aliment received for Ire THE sestet. report 'et the Forietry than two hues. Changes I in advertisement* ore equivalent to first ineertione Twelve lime of Non- a nvision of the Department of .Agri- perell make an inch. The following tehle will enable advertisers te estimate the ecet of lelvertimmernts: culture again calk attention to the 1 time. 4 timely 3 lllll ntle. 4 nioa. I ye. Two pj Di en ses Si 50 so neceesity for more care in the cutting Throe tines art 1 - 10 t Four lines a go 3 ea a gio of timber and greater inferest •en the - so intimotion of forests to. replace those cut down for we. It is certain- ly a queation of great importance to thé United States and de.sersee more cal purposes into Which the English •• A WONDERFUL . DISCOVERY.\ Minister, feli and which resulted in his retel-n, twine in politic\al diSgraee. It is to be régretted that Álnerican politics has grown into sec* a condi- tion as to make such tree ant tricks respectable and common. eo One loth &I 1 40 4 09 7 50 15 Oh No cata other than outline rut* inserted. No rrelingonatter advertimmente No eolumn-rulee broken for the Me -routs or vertisemeutss. W11.1. 11 /Mein' , Isms MUD P1110Pler,* Puny essioe e. es F t es. I general attention than it is receiving. 113101RAS JOE ER, ATTOR.N.FrIC %mom\ Jarman. Clianurr lloarama COMM de relegate `1770L11111 tad COME -1M ffr Boulder. - - - Ninntana. WEI practice in all the .courth of Montana Territory. LITERARY NEWS. A Spanish edition of -- Ramona - has appeared in New York. The Chicago enrread has at last Oro. P. Con As. M. H. ľAItXIa. pawed out of existence, and the un - L. HA V, • ATTORNEY - AT - LAW- ortba in the Perelman & Morn . * block. BOl•I.1)E11 . : : . MONTANA. G M. D. biltICKRE.. ATTORNEY -AT -LAW. WICKRO. Jeereee09 0091199. Werrana. C HAR nerreir, - AT TORN Ornac IX lam P.utenrs d Minutia Ryan. ---510V-61•ER. -- -MONT 3.7,11 • A. ILDIGHTON, X. D., J. PHYSICIAN moi SCRCEDN, I.DER. MONTANA. - • Oillee in the Jeffenent Munty Bank building. - Paritletalt Bot ou HárSim« WM. TRICACY. M. D., Physit• inn anal Surat...tan HELENA, MONTANA. - - - _ D a. EDO A R BROOKE. ÎU THE F.i.eutotor MoxrAx.i. Lewtti ...te•ss is Itn.fieulunal malls from Boulder and vicinity D1L w. ii. BULLARD, AND HI'MHJEON wawa% worras,... expired esubacriptions will be. filled 4, - A aterice. The Supreme Court of New York has recently decided Mr. Tilden's will, by which he bequeathed S44000.- 000 to establish a free library in New York, to be valid. There is, howeree- a Court of Appeals to which them ay still be ra Mi.. Elieabeth Stuart Phelps, au- thor of -Gates' Ajar\ and other well- known books, was married -(.ktober 20th to Mr. Ilerbert Ii. Ward, son of Dr. Win. Hayes Want. of the . New York Indep.msle.i. The lady is about forty-four yeah; old, th , gentleman --fume A rather remarkable pti . lineation of recent date \ is -. The Ka/evala\ the epic poem of Finland. translated into English by J. M. Crawford ipubiished by J. B. Alden. New \fork). This poem is claseel by Max Miller as the fiftlenatiottal-epiesof-the-world.-Ve-ing placed side 'by ride with the Ionian songs, the Mallabhírata, the Sha- Nameh, and the Nibelungen Lied. The remarkable features of it are that it has been gathered together from the ballads. the proverb... the epicul poems of the people and that in its complete form it is lees than fifty years old. Fragments of it been to be picked up as early as 1733. since which time many additions have been made and it was finally edited and bound together in 1849 by Dr. limnret and friends. • This enormous body of verse, some 23,000 lines, h» been car- ried down for centuries in the memo- ries of a race of nomadic barbarians and it a remarkable nieweriter contri- bution to the literature of the human rare. The meter is largely the same as that ot -- Hiawatha. - D R. A. R. ROBERIMON. • DENTAL SURGEON. AS Deeded work dime hi a thorough manner and aidlidannen granusieed. Dr brammeared Lai Teià leractist li.taset fax near Over Jefrergen Voemly Bank. 'Mulder. M. T. ITIOIMODIAL PARLLOBB jBi Hie HOTEL. 1101*I.DER. MONTANA. re 1;47. MIXr,W e rCere, MIMI& 1111-0M1716. 111114111181% time ia Um Beet Styles and. ap•-*M - Urarkmnalar Tenn& arum« and Children proanotly waited upon and Sallitfortion tituarameod. SOCIETY M EETI NGS. Tr Mr Ig...-Bot'LliER LODGE. NO. 89, mKe-re /IL. every Tuesday night at I. O. T. hail. Mem- bers of deter Sudden are etirdially inVited t., attend, it. C. neaesees. C. E. Gaonon. K. of R. Ji H. el A. e.-J. D. MePlIEltsON POST Ntu. 13 bolds. 13r. it, regular eiunp-tires on the Mat Friday evening of t-seh month at I. 0. G. T. hall. in Boulder. Comrades visaing to tills Vir' are in- vited to camp with ‘a. A. S. ELLOGli. P‘st ('..antnander. J. H. Mitten, Adjutant. B ABY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY. BOULDER. MONTANA. DO A fillOiEiLLL. xa .132. 13 ail xi. a et is. stx.citeerG-e; On an the Principal Cuter, of the World. coLe.ncTIotes -WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION THE AGE - - - BOULDER, MONT. Entered ' « the United State* Postoffice of Boulder Valley, Montana Territory, as isecond-elaes mail conditions must also be more fai -ora - matt«. The circulation of Tux Ass thin week ia ROO copies. ,ICE ON MARS_ :cornarrun ruin rimer ?steel The 'object to be petrified the same coloring it had in its natural unite. i My collection of petrifactions cen- sisteof nearly all the small animals • and inseetw I. have been able to secure here. 'About twelve mon, ago a band of Sheep -eaters, a 'small tribe of Indians occupying the neutral ground between the Baunocks, Crows, and camped on the creek a short distance below. While there one of their . children, ia little boy,) died. Through a kindness I had done the tribe I was permitted to take the body. 'Having had considerable ex- perienee in the taxidermic art, I wan enabled to poise the body while yet Warm in an easy and graceful attitude of prayer. After bathing the body in a solution necessary to induce petres- cence, I placed it away in my rude laboratory and patiently awaited the result.. No mother ever watched her first born with greater solicitude than I watched my bantling. Accretion set in favorably at oneè, and, I am ! proud to say; that it is the finest specimen of petrifaction ever found or produced. I have 'nearly accom- plished my mission and - will soon -be ready to go back to Germany. - In reciting this strange story I dol not pretend to give the professor's exact language. but the substance of what he said. I am not familiar • enough with tile subject to do him justice. When he had ceased speak - :ing I aeked him if he intended to ex- hibit his specimens when - he returned' home. He replied that he did not 'intend to make any ostentatious or vulgar display of them. He would, however. exhibit them to a few scien- t hits ' leading publie11e said that he wan glad to learn from me that the Emperor Wilhelm was still alive. • By the order of nature the good old king could not live much longer, and • when be died, if permitted. he would preserve his 'majestic old form in the purest silica. • The !woes -sole will no doubt be sur- ! -prised to see his story in print; but as 'be did not enjoin me to secrecy I felt that I was betraying no confidence in giving it to the_el___etli ALIML J. 4LDER. BOULDER VALLEY, Aug. 17, 1879. At a reedit meetingof the Academy of Sciences, Paris. M. Janssen. presi- dent, in the chair. observations were WEDNEPDAT, NOVEMBER 14. 1888. THE MAN most seriously hurt by the recent campaign is Lord Sackville West, the English Minister at Wash- ington. who in an unguarded moment, replied to a letter asking how it was best for an Englishman who had' be- come a naturalized American citizen to vote. The question and answer were both supposed to be confidential, but the question was a trap for politi- made on the canals of the planet Mars by M. Fizeau. The various dream - stances connected with these appear - as lately decribed by M. Per - rotin and Sehairpairelli. suggest a strong analogy with certain phenome- na of glaciation -parallel ridges. cre- va.ssee. rectilinear fissures. often of great length and at various angles - observed in the regions of large gla- ciers in Switzerland and especially in Greenland. This leads to the hypoth- esis of a vast development of glacia- tion on the surface of Mare where ; the seasons being much longer and the temperature relatively lower. the MINING POINTS. Moutana, Mining Review. Helena.1 The following are well taken and ; can be relied upon as being absolutely I correct: When a location is illegal and void, the subsequent proceedings, even if • in due form, are invalid. Valid locution of a mining claim may be made whenever the prospec- to;has.discovered nuel indications of mineral that he is willing to spend his time and money in following them in the expeeiation of finding ore. It is not necessary to the validity of a claim that the discovery of min- eril .-Iould be made in the \discovery shaft.\ A discovery either within the shaft or m any other part of the surface ground within the limits of the claim is sufficient. There is no authority of law under which public lands may be leased by the government for mining purposes. Lapse of time short of the statute of limitations is alone no proof of _ . fbaedonmeet.._ The applicant few a mining patent may contract with any United State capacity than as claimant. A deputy , mineral surveyor cannot survey a claim and act as notary public in the same ease. • The procuring of an official survey of a mining elaiin is an exiMrie pro- ceeding, in which the claimant alone lit interested, and no one except - the claimant can have the right to appeal from the approval or disapproval of the survey. Placer claims within town site limita requiring the use of the surface, will defeat a townsite entry,,embrae- ing the seine tract. Towneite author- ities cannot interfere with placer mining on the publicland, the govern - nient policy being tõ foster mining. After a town site has been patented the land embraeed therein does not belong to the United States, even if the 'minerals do, and - no location of a mining claim can therefore be made. There is no authority of law for a -tunnel location 3,000 by 1,500 feet.. A proper location is the width of the tunnel itself for 3.000 feet. The requirements of location and notices of a proposed tunnel, apply only where blind leads are sought to be discovered. Where a party runs a tunnel develop a known lode, :greedy discovered and located notice of - such intention is not required, end - a tunnel location need not be made. LITERARY l'eU . .[Gathered for THE -toe.] What pleasure Mat thou of thy changeless Wise? Nay, if love lasted. there were joy in thia _LIM life's way is the wind'es a - ay, all there thing* Are but brief voices, breathed on shifting strings. -Light of Asia. I consider fhat. man - Tile undone who is insensible to shame.--,Prolony. I five not in myself. but I heroine Portion Of the around me: arol to rue. Iligh mountai•os are a feeling, but j the Of butuautitha torture. -Byron. .Let a man practise the minor vir- . HOW much of latubsri life is lost in Waitifig! Let him not make his fellow-creatures wait. How many words and promises are promises of conversation! let his be words õt'4te. -Emerson. ' The World's atsehool Of wrong, and whet proficiente swarm arentill We moot imitate, or di...approve; Ming list am their artompliere. or foes. That maims our inn:wetter; this wound» mir peace. • From nature'o birth, hence, wiedom has +Id)) With \wee' recces, and languiehri fordise shade. -}\..tote. The best part of our knowledge is that which teaches us where know- ledge leaves off and ignorance' begins. -\Abler. bic than on the earth for these mani- festations. The reading of the paper was followed -by some remarks .4-M. J. Sansen, who gave a guarded »meet to M. Fizeau's \very ingenious and very beautiful\ theory: A FASHION NOTE. • Deputy Sun - eyor for the field work in making the necessary survey. The office work must be done by the Sur- veyor General. A minin g claim already patented _cannot be made the basis of an appli- cation for patent-efor additional sur- face ground or otherwise -nor can sur- unavoided is the doom of desstiny.- When nvoided trace inakts . Y 'test my. --Mokespentr. A man's profundity may keep him from opening ou a first interview, and his caution on a second; but I should suspect his emptiness if he carried on his reserve to a thied.-Colton. Ah! what a warning ta thoughtless man. Could ileld or grove, or tiny mud on earth Show tolais eyeaan image ot the pangs Which it bath witnenned-render back an echo Of the sad steps by which it ban been trod. ll'ordseerth. Thé sick man acts a foolish párt who makes his physician hie heir.- Publine Syrtis. Wine men, holding wisdom highest, scorn delights. more false than fair. Daily live as if Death's angers twined already in thy hair. -/ledinie Wisdom. -IMPORTANT IF TRUE. 'exchange Edward Atkinson, the Boston econ- omist, says a New Englaragenins has recently discovered It cheaemeth- od of dissolving zinc by combining it with hydrogen end producing a solu- tion' called zinc water. This liquid, applied to certain woods -notably white wood, makes it absolutely fire- proof at a low cost. Atkinsoit regards this discovery as one of the most im- portant of the age -one that will surely revolutionize fire insurance, RR Well as immensely decrease the loss by fire.- _ \ AN ELECTRIC DRILL. gummed of Ethleatiaa surface ground be claimed on account I ' [Excitionge.1 • There ought to be a law in this of a lode'oen . ed by other parties. An electric drill' weighing 100 countre providing that none but pretty An adverse claimant must show pounds, and that makes a hole three women should wear veils.' Then ail enough to make. it clear that he is acting in goixl feet deep in hard anthracite in 30 the homely women weld break the law for 4;bvious reaming. while the seconds, and one feet deep in one minute and a half, is the latest thing o r t e d land (Her s ai jlehoue o the LFAIAL - Eirrisauvers. \ 'No. ow_ A PPUCATION FOR A PATENT. • . ' S. Iasi* Orraqi. , Harms t. mos-rAtrit, Odder* UM. j Notice te hereby 'Pee that deem M. whom., ixemodlismi, ia ilideim.Ailkeitioni. boo this day flied Inn ipsdkasicai far a pea* far use Ra - ear feet of the Beet norm lode, mime or Min silver and gold. with Perinea pallid MO= width. eituisted in \mining diasaiat, Magma. clocitruotal by the tieid sole* oderiot paan Rbe in thus „trine ses Lot SHEMIN' 11 Township No. ià North Rouge I West of principal bane line and Me - rhinos' of Montana Territory, mid Lot Nu 95 being fullow liestioning at a granite noise \Dille inches marked 1-2111 from in huh the forum to metions 1. 5. 53 mad .33, Towlisii tie 5 and' North litegge 5 41 bears N. 3M W. 170.6 fret and mown« theme S. fee 5$r W. ilito Moe feet; thence S. 36° (5' W. On &et to the Place et Magnetic variation - 19° 30' to 'le er, E. efflehdair 19.66 Mere The lueation of this mine is reeseded in the Illa - corder'» office of Jefferson, County. X. T. The adjoining eleimante are ias' known. • Any and. all per.ous elaituiag adversely any par - lion „Ę ',aid Buck Horn hide mine er surface are reqtfired Me their adverte donna the hi the Territory of Montana, during the at days' Register et the United Seale% lend Office period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provinces td time Statute. s - s. W. LANDMORNR. Regiam!. feesemegii.iiticmAniabet Imaj 's No. 214. • APPLJCATION FOR A PATENT. ileames, Montana. Oeteber 29. ISM. } US, S. Laxt1 ovules. Notice ies herebv given that Anton M. Hotter, whose metutIllor address .is Heiroa. Montana, sail Williams R. tiilsbings, whose peeterfice addreao ia Baidu City, Jetty- non timely. 11 , intaZ.. TernterY. have thin day tiled their applissuiou for a patent for INes ‚Meer feet of lhe Rettnen lode mine or vein beer - tog gold and elver, with elide.- ground 010 feet in width, situated in unorganized mining daunt, uotuity of Jefferson. and Territory of MoniSlia, and designated by the Oseld notes and official plat on file in this „Moe AA Lot Number 41 in Townsehip 5 North Range 7 West of principal brie line and meridian of Montana Territory. mid Lot No. 41 being an follows, Beginning at a porphyry inane - -Diein3 incises marked 1-21111 from which Mine point bete,. S. 72° 18' 3901.4 feet, and running thence An' !S\ W. 1300 feet;' thence N. 47° IS' W. Serteet thence N. 42' 15' IC. 151.0feet; thence le .67°45' K. 5019 feet to the place of beginning, excluding therefrom twenty-three bu. - 417512 gerle. coltIllet - ert111 - 11121Wey number 1727, Silver Arrow mill site. Lot 30 It, not cleanest. em- bracing net area claimed of 19.74 aerie. llamas -tie variation le-le 3.5' E. The locution of thia mine O recorded in the 'Re- corder'. office of Jefferson County. M. T., in hook U of Lode loyetione. The Menem elainiante are on the west Naar. No. 17'17. Nitre Arnow - isude. Lot ZS A., John ta. Herne et al. applicants. Any and all pereone claiming adverre:y any por- tion sleitrin - 0eriarloffe. tosser or -neene --- el.. - reciod are required to Ile their seiverse eleicses with the Regis- ter of the Crated Steed Lam! sees, a'. Halal._ in the Territery of Minden*. during lis' eieiy days; period • puistiogistea htirre, thee will be burred by vie tue of the. tortrrieéusta of the Stotrite. ioe-NedisselL-Nes Rerallerei . Mint publication. October IL betel No A l•I'Lll'ATI4/N FM: A PATENT. S. 1. -ten Oiereseg, s lim.r_vs. AWN -is ?a Non -usher 2,. j Sillier is hereby giveis that the Benalster Malec ▪ Haeltieticei sinspisny., by Anima M. 11.4iser. president. e lode peereffite ashsirre S Helena, M. T.. nos Iles dov Mon kaepodenteues for a Pair\' fur Be 1,5 re tireezer fret of 'Coe; „imezen and Ireydesrmal hele in min «41' reietw. bearnig g -dit. Ite_. a its warfare inmeinati ii.th mmenive\ • 'die - sued in seder. Yienergais.sted mining Metritt. tom- ty Jerferenj cud I'Vrritery - Alismetiate, and deeig- m-ted hi- the lied teams and offisiriel pLd oint int this ..:nes- ise lois coauthor:2 att.! 73,11' iewisehip it N. ring,- 4 W. of prom:psi haw hi,.', and meridiem Iheisities Territory.. mid Lot No. .11Matelon bonne aefielissowe. eur. No. firm Whiek the maseter sueseasei eater between .sseseisme S and laraatiti. 1.111 theine N. Sec' arno thence N. • E. Ain feet; the.see se - ‘• W. MP &et: tlieny e 2.7 w, we rim to o: Isseetaising. seseesiiii acr•-‘, of wh!elt is.:1 Moe in cough.% inn t -y 15:01.À....30,14 Jr. lode. - Said Lui r. »emigre...A lode. being ae 14.iloat s: ginning at tiont.t. otoiouirr which the quarter sr.,4 soriser between setilues. 1 bears r 12' 'W. I:et:fret; tinting.. t. I... 1:Hen , e 5.t...? 12' W. 5P - i feel: them', S. 79= 1501) ferie thrtice N. 5\ 11' E. 6tas fseet to place et beginning. con- tinuing 19.11 arr.,. Total area of purvey rheas:ire, 26.1e .ert-e... • 'The ionstion of thin erne e regarded in the Re- corder'« offne of Jere-emu county in Bonk» L. and I'. ut ledges. The adjoining claimant ia Arowcom heis- Let et. on the East. S. Ir. 1.AM ;II« \RNE. J . Attorney Pie riatimaatts • IFiregrublicatissi November 7. 1O43 - No.21 ,1 0. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. • 1...esi OPT( E.. MONTiaa. Notender - 2_ le& j. Nailer es heresy given that the lieuidee Mining Mad RedUtlivaccainme Anloa M. liseter, dent. weave pee adderee Helena. has thie day d its appilieution for • patent for 1500 and inn linem feet cif the eMal and 111 - r4 Kl1a lode, mines or veine hearing goad, ke.. with Perfume ground A74 and Ou feet smith. resperta•ely. to- gether with mill eititi appurtenant. situated sn Boul- der usiorganized in' dietend. «minty Jeffirrees and Territory or Montana. and deeigneted by the field note. and cartel plat on file its H.1...ttx.e as Lute number 70,4 and emu! 71 A it nin tou suship rt N. Rangee4W-ol peninipel hose line and meridiaa id\ Montana Territory. naisl let No. 70 A. the SE& lode. being a. f.0101r. Beginning rinser No. 1 town whirs the retorter see. co. !sloven seeii•sts it and 9 homy ste 56' E. 2:_es4.1 feet. thence S. 7\-f- 44' W. 1701 , feet: thence 311. 4\ E. M.1 feet; there.- N. 73° E. 15en feet: thence N. 26' 4S' W. :.O . 4 feet: thenee N. 73= E. Van feet : tls-n e e liP tV V.. AM feet to place of beginning. containing 11.\-Claeree. And th. .site appurtenant 1is tal- low.: Beginning. at ('or, NO. 1 risen e Men the quar- ter see. es in between sew sand 9 hems ne sr it Oe5.5.5 feet: Owns, N. O\ Z\ It, -'E7 feet: then« N. r Mt E. 3779 feet: thence S. sle le W. sTes het Demme S. :r ° er W. :1•77.9 feet to plane a beginning. contain- ing 5 steno. Said lot No. 71 A.. -the Weer Egn lode...bring or fa - lows, to -wit: Beginning at comer Ns._ from which the quarter see. tor, between rem, a and O. T. it N. R. 4 W. bears N. ee 21' E. 2694.s f e e ; th e n, s 700 ore W. 1100 feet: theme M. 26' ts' E. 6410 feet: thence N 31e E. Iliksfeet. theisee N. e , W. en feet to plate of beginning- containing 15.0; scree. And the Wort BIM mill ette appertes.iit it e . g i og d oir at corner \'M. I frcen which the quarter ¡section roe, between rece. 8 ata' 9 bears S. se 54' E. =WS feet; thence N. a. E. 3=.9 free thence 7\ ffir W. On Set: thence S. 3. W. 1779 feet. thence N.17° 30' K. GOO feet to the pintal. teginning, containing berm. Total arra of surveys elaimed 16.36 acres The location of this mine is recorded in Hide Re- corder's. offiks• of J..freT•enli county in Books M. & P. of Lodes. and F. of placers, The. adjoining dammed Meares- Bit lode, Lot 43 on the south of the Era lode. S. W. esseemece. 'Register. J90. W. EDDY. Auarney for Applicant. (Fiat publication Nesmodeu Meg Na. nu. APPLICATION,I 7 DR A PATE:CT. r. ft. LAID 0171C1L. I 0:1.1.7.›; A. limeys'( a. November 7, PPP. / Node- iterets given that Dnusiunit Frei -ler and Herman Preiler.. whose pnetolSee addrera la Witten, .JefTernon county. 31conana Territory, here this day Sled their appliintion for • patent for forty am* or placer mining grimed Oersted in unorganized min- ing dieriet, iletteraffl essunty. Montana Territory. which claim is 4...seeded by legal subdivia- illffle of easeveved land as follows. to -wit: The N. a' N. W.1% of N. W. !q i i; the S. W. e N. E. 5/ 4 ed N. W. Me the N. E. Pk E. 1 .‘ N. W. 5 4 of Seaton 16, townehip 7 north of nuage areet. The location of this mho- is rervietied ta the Rs. roster's relies. er Jeffereon enmity, Montana Teerloo- ry in Book lof gamely.. 29. The adjoining claimants are Dominick Freyler et al on the north. thin ef said aim mine er «errant- ground are re- ' Any end all Claiming adventely any por - qui to tile their adveine theme with the Regieter the pretty women would diecard the veils A deltut9 mineral *urveYor may in électrié drtittng ItMeitiltea , It ill' earri tr mi i i ;it n mI g r ignaen r e m- thr it e'llY dare hi e,41 - be iilJTS'd through vanity -and the eye of man make mineral land entries, but in designed by W. M. 'Schtésinger of prnlifflitgb. ' 0 „ ; :e l t he LANOIloRNF_-,Il•Tiolder- i would be gratified. ! that event hecannot act in any other t Philadelphia. Mint publication Nerrendere7,1 0 90 , >,
