Bloomington Progress, Volume 21, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 January 1888 — Page 2

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letter from Florida.

PROTECT OUR

BREAD

PEACH TREES IN BLOOM j EARLY IN JANUARY, j ABB ASMS BKUtO HUsYSTSD. JAKCABT A8 PLEAAAXT AS JP5E. Jy Tuniak Spring Fla, Jan. 14, 18M. Editor Trogress : No doubt this frill find yon frown op or mowed under. AI write my windows an op, no fire, and the tbro meter 68 above wro, although this winter has not been so pleasant as kit, there being more ram. Spring has come and people are planting their gardens. Peach trees are io hlooan. Now tot fear yoo wont believe this assertion I send jon some blossoms in this letter. The "boom" at this place is hot tmominr like il was hat winter.

I think this is on aeeonat of the railroad "hog in and through the

Sooth. Yet several nooses are goioe np and the conrt house and jail

1.1 on the wav. The ml m now.

ready for the irotf root A large Wei iabeine built at Marrianna,

(a town east of here) which gives

-work to several of oar mecnanie.

I am workine on the New York

hotel beie. It was portly built last

winter, and is being finished now

Tha same man (Mr. Scott) rnns a

hotel at'Q"tanqoa, N. Y., in the mmiBcr. and the one here. in the

, -v winter.

T-4eel verv ' mocb improved in

health since I came here and feel more like work than I did at home. I think this is a very healthy place.

It cant be excelled for catarrh.

tkroat. Inn? disease, asthma, and

minv other afflictions. In foot it

ia a benefit for most all diseases

ven nolitieai afflictions it has

in anme eases, checked.

Hie Jacksonville Snb Tropical

Exposition is going to be a good

show: It commences next week

Thev have fitted oat a ear filled

with a great variety of products of Florida a ear made especially for that purpose and it is now on its

wav to wasmngioa unv. arrow

there it will run through the north

and atop at all the large cities. The manager was informed "right then and there" that Bioomiogton,

Ind., is a very large city, and we

spuae or me many oojecsn m -eat. such as the ereat "Artesian

Gusher," "Union Depot," "Round Konse." and other attractions. But

don't fail to see the car U it stops

ai Blbominetoa. - i :

. South Florida Is shipping an im

mense quantity of young orange

tree to California, which gives

Florida a rep. on her oranges.

There arc quite a number of hun

ters here this winter who. bring in

dear hv coiner out some ten miles

and often onfv five or six.

' The BloomWton colony are all

wetland hearty. I have gained

eight pounds ia weight since com

ing down here, and weigh more than I ever did before ; so yon see

it aerees with me.

Hoping, Mr. Editor, that this letter may find yon in better health than when I last saw yon, I remain

. Yours, esc. J.JLW

The machinery of tha law cannot be put at work too speedily

or too vigorously agafoat the wholesale adulteration of the tl .s we cat. Both the health and the pockets of the people demand

protection.

There ia no artiole of food in general use mow wickedty adul

terated than the lower grades of baking powder.

For raising bread, biscuit or other food only the very heat and

purest baking powder should be employed. Tlie use of the otdtiir aryxream oi tartar, or of baking powders containing lime-, alum ami phosphates, carries deleterious ingredicuts itjto the food to the

prejudice of. the life and health of the consumer.

The sale of adulterated baking powders has been pruhmitort

by atatnte in several localities. It will be in the interests ot tlie public health when their sale is made a misdemeanor everywhere,

and the penalties of the law are rigidly enforced.

The ordinary baking powder contains either lime, which,

introduced into the system in too free quantities, causes serious disorders of the kidneys; alum,a corrosive poison, or limo phosphates, which are condemned by physicians as deleterious iu their effect

when taken under certain physical conditions. The Royal is the only baking powder on the market that is free from lime.

alum and phosphates, and absolutely pure.

The absolute purity of the lloyal Baking Powder makes it

pre-eminently the most useful and wholesome leavening agent known. Containing no lime, alum, phosphate or other impurity,

it leaves no alkaline or other residuum in the food, and its use

alwavs insures pure, light and sweet bread, biscuit and cake, that are perfectly digestible and wholesome whether hot or cold, fresh or stale. Its leavening power has been determined the highest whenever tested by official authority, and all chemists and writers

on. food hygiene commend it for its sterling qualities.

JUST HOW COLD IT CAN

GET IN DAKOTA.

TEXMBXX BACMFICB OF A FAMILY

It was in the smoking car of

train on ike "Monon, and some one had asked him how cold be

had seen it in Dakota.

" Well, sir, I'll relate a little ex

nerience of 1876," he replied as be

threw his stob awav. "I was then

operating a sawmill on fat Injun

Creek, and courting a sir! about

thirteen miles off. One night in

February, when tha thermometer

stood 26 degrees above aero, I rode

over to see her. The mmily eon

stated of herself, father, mother a S m ..

two young cUilorep and aUbinatnaii cook. I was- warmly received, and

the old folks had' lust off to

feed, when a blizzard came bowling down Dead Man's Gulch. Snow

with it, and inside of an boor

the house was baa feed in. The

thermometer kept going down and

down and before 3 o'clock next

morning the mercury was dead out of ieiit. There was mighty little

fuel for the fire, and the last stick

was enne before davlixht. We

ttornra up doors, chain-, bedsteads

mm! tables, not the cohl kept grow

Ing mors severe, and along toward night th. father mother, and two child red wire frose to death." "You don't mean it I" whispered w. of his listeners. "Every word of it." - "How'did the girl eespe?" "I had her on my fop, with my-

arm around her. The old woman,

brn he found death apprnachiig, begged me t hug her too. but I re-fin-ed-There's no Mormon about me. But for my presence of mind I should not tie here to-day.'' "Wbv?"'

Well, when (he last stick of fuel was eahsuste J-f jaortnfd the body

nf the old man' into tite fireplaee

It noon bbz'-d op and made the

hrtttest fiie we hid since the cold Dft in. Jle wwi a ith old chap.

and Jstetl it tui about midnight

TAXES FOR 1887.

NEWEST STYrLES IN

NTioi6 ia hereby. ervEH that the Tax Duplicate for the Stale, County and other Taxes for the Year 1887 is now in my hands, and I am ready to receive the Taxes thereon charged. TTTnJJ-PTKK ROAD TAX.

I have also received the Turnpike Duplicate, for the collection of Taxes on the following roads :

T? rf4KHS. NTKPHKNS. MACS HT -113 V jl. XJLJai.

The following table shows the Bite of Taxation on eaoh oie hundred dollars' worth of Property, and also on . n . . . ... i i: r .u t Qtil .

each roll, in toe several corporanons in aaonroe vouuiy, luuum, iut im jm imi .

-DRESS GOODS-

AND THE

then sot on and threw the old

woman in for a baek log, and osed

the children to chink in with."

"How did the girl take it V "All rie;ht until just before day-

iuht. Then she suddenly remem

bered that the old man bnd $ 1 50 in his vest pocket when I flung hint

on and this of course was lost. She

reproached me tor my carelessness,

and one word brought on another

until I plaiew realized that she

wse no wife for me. I told her much, and she went oS to . sulk in

a corner, i. sat toasting my snw

before the grateful fire for- a quar

ter of an hour, and then looked

around and found her dead.

"You don't say ! Was she fro-

xen?"

"Stiff as ,a ...crowbar. Affairs

mnet have been shaped by the hands of Provident, for it was ten hours

longer before- the onward broke,

and I bad to use her for firewood.

Net having any more small children to chink in with, she burnt

like a log of swamp elm, and the

end of my noss was frozen within

five feet ot the fire. She was lust

about gone when the blizzard broke.

and I due my way out."

"And you actually burneo up

that whole family to save your own

infernal .carcass " exclaimed tne

man with the briar root pipe.

"Well, what could I do ?" "You look a-here!" continued

the other, "I'm in a strange State

now, and don't know the laws, and

don't want to get into jail; but Hive

in St. Thomaa, Canada, and it ever

I catch you onto Canadian noil and

don't maul day light out of yon.then

may St. Peter go back ou me at heaven's gate!'

The Dakota man bowed his head

and wonld say no more, although

he had not told what became ot the

Chinaman.

TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS.

Bean Blossom, Washington, Marion,

Benton,

Bloorotngton, Richland, -

Van Buren,

Perry, Salt Creek, P Ik, -

O.r. Creek.

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BEST SELECTION

Lies' Ml Misses CI

EVER BROUGHT TO THE TOWHi

HOW AT

The largest and choicest stock of Cloaks, JaeketHpIreimra, Underwear, Hosiery, Shawls, Dram Goede, TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS, Yarns, Jeans, Flannels, Notions of ill kinds,

Carpets,

In sddltkm to the abo there 1 charged to each prwn owning, keeping harboring within tha County One Male Dog

1 00; Ooa JTemale Dog, 2 00. macu aoaiuonai iog, i u.

. v. a h nm nf thii Caantv Troaiarer. in the City of Bloominaton, until the Third

X IB XaZW RUUTO HO GftDin jnfu ' Monday ia April, 1888, without penalty.

tr il, full amount of unch taiM on or before the TUirU

MniidiT in Anr.l. or may, at hi

. j .i.- au. -r t.... ami tha iiT.mnr niv ttav the fall amount or u

A . mm xr fit Tit. nntUiD. T1JIT ona.nai LurTQUl uu v ire.w.w m .h.u ' t' r . '

half on or before Ums rir .isonaaj in xotoiuuw, vi """ J -j

tv in April, ana me remaining

All Koad Tazee to be addwi to the am in-

tertainment of every mtmber of the

family. Sample copies are sent 1 free. j One of the things Gen. Grant said twelve years ago as to the future of the Democrat io party is about to come true. In St. louis, apeaking of the prospects of Democratic control, the general sain4 :

"Whenever the Democratic party comes war o . control of the country it will break its back across the Alleghany mountains on the tariff question."

atattment.

be fir in.talloent i. not paid prior to Third Monday in April, the Tea fo the whole year become delinquent.

. ,.. t.i. .v. ..br .-.A Ii.h mi Delinonent Taxee. retultine from any oraiwion of the

Per.SaTyrgT;ut. ' what Town.hip or Co.por.tion it wa. aeed.

m mlB , inta hefore leayine the office and tee that tbey include all yonr property, if you hare land in 6if-

x r- - ' . . .tC,r towmhin from raur real eetate, p!eae mention mo tact, irroro vue Krenvnura-

rerent wwnmip., r""""-,, ""-":'", l '.uthm.nUtt on. Call early and pay your taxes

ber cf t-pjcr, w " T n7 a flrv nnnlea.ant dutr. Alao ."ee that change U cor

prompnj i dj ri wiws j r -j -

rectly made.

. ,, .VoqIJ aav them at once. The late law ii of tueli a character that there M no option left the Fewone owing delinquent m' 9; J ' " k ha m.v to .w. .ba by sale of property.

EVER SEEN IN A STORE IN BLOOMINOTON.

OUR SPECIALTIES ARE: , .

DR. WARNER'S HEALTH CORSET,

AND THE CELEBRATED

Walked Boots and Shoes

The purchaiar of

Treaiurer bat to enforce

The owner of properly on the fir.t day of April in any year, Shall he liable for the taxet of that, year,

property on the nrrt uay of apni, eoau oo coaw . . j

Tax payert are particularly

on Kona l ux tin low m

County Order will

"Spirit Control ot People."

A work of the above title ia about to

appear from the publication office of Phil-

brook uean, unicago, written ny n. a. Philhrook, author of "What and Where is God?" ' Work of Electricity In Kature," "Cause and Cure of Disease," and other scientific works. The. work is claimed to be a complete Spirit History of all the enential operation ot spirit people in producing events and controling the affairs of mortal people governmental, religious, political, social and personal. Krery event of the world of consequence ia considered; and the) author in spirit life and the purpose of the event given, with details and particulars, and all matters, n.mes and dates, are as fully set forth as in any historical work. A full description of spirit authors, of all literary work, including bibles or books of a religious worship, poems, songs or the music of songs, many dramatic writings, all paintings of extraordinary merit, and the inventions of people of consequence ft to-be ghen, and the spirit author is named. The uncovering of spirit operations in human affairs extends from the commencement of civiiizition to the present day, ami all the operations of the people of our own country, of a public character, are found to be a result cf a spirit conn el of parsons. The book will he as full a history of the important evants of buds spirit and mortal worlds aa iaiwanted by a people. It is perhaps well to say, that it it be correct it will be the most surprising and interesting of all Httr.ry works. When tha work reaches us we shall give our own upininn upon it. The wcrk will he sold by snbkcription

and by book deaWrs.

Iu another column wc print the advertisement of the New York Mail and Eiprrss, and commend it to our readers as a national news

paper, carefully edited, awl adapted to the wants and tastes of intelligent reader throughout the entire country. It in a clean paper, fri'e from seitaational trash, mi.wslled news, which defiles the pages of ton many city papers. It dtsr-uwes with ability and fairness all question nf public interest as they arise, and is always found on the mrl and prngressi ve eii'e It give the latest news from all parts of the world, and prftnts in its special department an immenae amount nf choicest and bent reading matter for the initrm:tin auJ mi

The quest ion whether the wheat of Manitoba can be transported through Hudson's . Bay direct to

LiverDoe-1 is of serious moment to

this country as well ss to Canada. On this subject in The American

Magazine for February, J. Macdonald Oxley will throw whatever

light recent exploring expeditious can afford aided by illustration and details of existence in a region where mercury freezes solid.

"What. do you think of EuMn9" nalrjMl an Amprinan muai-

t , ... - -

cian who was contemplating a trip

abroad. "Diseusted " replied Cu

pid Jones, "with my trip. The

Black see is green, the Ken sea is . t . i t .1

trrav. the wtnte sea is oiue, uie

- ' ... r. .

black forest is green, and tne Jitue

Danube is yellow."

A new thine is a clock with

ordinary works,- that will run for a

year without attention. An eleo

trie battery concealed in tne case

winds un the clock from day to day

or week the need may-be. Once

in a ereat while the battery must

be renewed, but that is all the care

the clock calls for.

The death of Charles Self, the

son-in-law of- Professor Bryant

which was reported in The News of the Gtb inst., is attributed by his

nhvsicians to the smoking of cigar

ettes. He was confined to the

house but a few days, and was seriously eick but a few hours. Few

young men were more ronuai in

health or had a brighter future. Indianapolis News.

. .. n i n ......J A k l..l;nnnani Tut n1

-Tbe Treasurer ha. no option i" raw tag -,"'"7 NnHit "T be .Uoweo

ispreaenul ItosdXe; Nu

notified

MAdint ia nrMftnted

be endorsed for persons owing Ueiinquent Taxes

The ANNUAL SALE of Delinquent Lajids and Lots will take place

Oil trie id 6CO Ml -ju.uit,uuy uj jl bui

PARTICULAR ATTENTION:

... . . .V! !.. ,..f. ,. TrAiBiirer's Office, and see that thev are correct. Those who

Tax-payers snouiu "amine weir r.-.pu rr " .'IY, .i. J ....;, f, . '

have landa or other property in more tuan one lownsmp, nm.v i-

BI.OOMINGTOS

JAMES H. G ASTON, Treasurer Monroe County. , Indiana, January 4. 188H.

C. C. TUBSKR. W. J. TURSEK.

TURNER BROS., THE LEADINGUNDERTAKERS Furniture Dealors.

Tandmlim

THE GREAT FAST MAIL TJm Tha Shartast. Bnt aa4 Qaiektat

1.1.. th. MnWk tlJ RnrtSl ;S

tleo 1:1 i p m, 9:0 a lin 11,-tsV.;

Arrive, 1 erre naute, Ka p so,, iv.ia

m, 1:30 m, 13:13 p m. ,

Arrive, Kmngbam, 3: IS p m, ixtai p a , 3:5 a m, J a at. Arrive, lit. Louie, 1-90 p Pt fcOS p.tti T-tM a m &A mm

' Arrive, Kansas Oty, S:lrfa as, , p.;ip.!

Uuing aorta un lerre nante, sp

m. 4: a m. - j.i'j

Arrive South Bead, lSf F. M. 12:41 P. M.

. Fleas to remember that for tizuftablea and other informatiM

tu RimnsA Wnollav. Ttekxt AcMUl

Btoomincton.or j. N. LASOWRT Kf

Trveling Passenger Ageat, Wf Inliana.

crattc party in its next convent""'.

then we will lose troro three to n states in the Smith , Mt prolialjly

more."Nashvillc A mcrirao (Deni.)

An intelligent exchange, in

referring to the tobacco habit, n)s:

"Tobacco may not be a necessity,

but at the same time a chrome tmer

of the weed would walk a goii

many miles for a chew or a smoke rather than go w.thout it. '1 he habit gets a firmer grip on its vic

tim than alcohol or any-other naim

save lying. Once the latter hs

been lully acquired it h inciiraDle. The late Daniel Manning ac

counted for his tniccess in life main

ly the fact that he began esrly to save money. He so adjusted his expenses, in other words, as to leave a niarpin on the credit side at the end of each week. Thus he acquired methodical and economies' habits which .served him profitably at every stage of his career. The plan of living witbie one's earnings, and steadily laying aside something, however little," tor a rainy dayjook to be very simple and easy, but in fact it is the hardest thine that the

average citizen has to learn iu his

efforts to get ahead in the world.

X.WfannpssBasBa

HOI-15,

Too-s;

mlilbkvliaSS, Tn w jn m,tm micnt MoinlliMr.

mill mim 1 1 mini T itt -" ' 1 l)IKiiB""W

. COKBI0T3 OT 8CHOOM

BYTannESS, cotnblnlnff thaory and prietiaa hy novel end orijinal sjiicm ol trainlnc. Short-Hand nrrt Typewriting. ESwlentj Uk throne all srades. Ia no olfcer achoot la tbls country U this oiportaniiy enend. Pcmanclilp lor soalness, Drawing and Ornamental Work. TinMjiT Mffir learned, and when amttiNd oCen good emniorment.

"We hsvo the ln(et and Ixiit sclwtrd

ftock ver brought to. Uloominglon. and

-will i'li jnu croa ciienper man any om. We hvo a Sna.dUpla.y of hatnlfr Suites.

PAHLOR blJlTES, LOUNGES,; Fa ncv Chairs, Baby Wagons,

i;arpf.t owkrprrs, .viibrors,

PICTURE PRAMK8. ORtiANSkept

in rtotk. und sold on monthly pavmrnts. We have the Household- Sowing Machine the lst Machine made, and tlie cheapest. We also kenp Clothing: (ot Funerals which only costs about one -hit If as much at other clothine. Come and u-, north

side of sjure, in Waldron'a B'-ock.

ITY nnni omn

mm m

Bvotm Baort-3

Band.

CUaSSScbodl. Bend for tree trial kwn otour popolyr nertoewn cwntpwwww

' C. O. KCERNER, lNOIANAfOU8, IHSK

' Tlie Doty of the Boar. National Tribune Comrades, it is our duty to plant ourselves firmly on the platfoim that there must be no reduction in the Nation's revenues until it .pays its debts to the soldiers. Let a be earnest and .unite in asserting that any repudiation of the just claims of ' the men who fought the country's battles is more dishonorable than would have been the repudiation of the debts due the bondholders.

Not a dollar must be taken off

the reven ue nor from the surplus while there ia a veteran in the poor honae.lor while any soldier is denied the relief which his services and his sacrifices in the field earned for him. Let an inscribe the recommendations of :he National G. A. R. Pension Committee on our banner, and rally around it in solid ranks for a buttle which shall not end except with complete victory. If we do this, doubled veterans

and their widows, orphans and dependent parent all ov?r the coontry will rise up and call us blessed.

xodel Newspaper

na. P. K. Buskisk) Attorneys.

Offioe over McCalla & Cols dry goods

store. Special attention given to Probate business', to the collection of claims, and to business in all the courts of this and adjoining counties. DUNCAN BA ! MAS, (H. O. Pbnc, lu O. Batman) Attornevs. Offioe over Blair's shoe store, west sido public square. Particular attention will be given to Probate cases, collections, etc .

Will practice in all tne courts.

IEHS (XlflJl, Attornevs. Office

up-sMIr over uorner ciommg siorw,

weat side. Will practice in all the courts

of the State. Probate business given special and ctreful attention. I' OUDENi ROGERS, Attorneys, oftce J ovor First National Batik. ' business of a Utgal nature given careful attention in all courts. Rt'al estate titles carefully examinad hy aid of Loudon's Abstract. A specialty made of the collection and ramiitanca of claims of all kinds.

FVI.K. Attorney, offioe in Alhm ". . '

A SIcNarv's new block, up-stairs

over corner room jSpvt'iul and caretul attention will be given to probate busi

ness, aid to prompt collection of claims. uAXb AJT0 EXrBXSa Is tne recognised.

JAMES B. MULKT, Attorney, will ' National organ ot the areat AnO-Satoou Kogive speoial atUi.tion" to settling d- rmiillcan movwnent. It KeUevea that the cedents' estates, collecting etc. Will ( Uqoortrafflo aartextKa tHar in tb lolUd

pract ce in all courta. Is City Attorney, , Btea u uo enesny

THE NEW YORK MAIL AND EXPRESS Tm Atlvooate of the Best Interest at Uw

Homo The Eocsny f Use Saloon. Tiia Friend oX America a Labor. Tlie Favorite newspaper of leople of Kcaned Toatea Everywhere. Tlie Kow York MAIL AXE EXTOEfiS, tne . orlto American newspaper of many people ..itouigeat and cultivated toatea. baa reccnVnuvdo some noteworthy liaprovementa, nia-.-rlally lnoreasinx its ecneral ezoeUenoe. It 3 in the twoodost sense A National Newspaper, nost carefuur edited, and adapted to tho wantfl and taetea otinteUlgent readers Uuroagbtiit the entire country Sorft. South, East and West. It is a tberonghly clean paper, tree rom the corruptlue'I aensaUanat and demoral..ingtrask.inlsoaliea newa. which AetUea the ioa oX too many city papers. OUR OLlTICS.' We believe tho BopobUcaa party to he tlx rruolnairnmentoi Uie roaMTKUU. PJIOORBSS of toe American people; and holding (bat the bo neat enforcement ot its pnadiOea is tbe beat guarantee of tho national welfare, wo

shall sopporttlienwitbsU our might: but we

FOH A 1.1. POINTS East. West, North or South-

Take the Ohio & Mississippi Railway. Jf

you intend to move West sund word of the fact, or call on the undersigned, who is a regular agent of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway, and yon ean rely upon it, that w hatever information he gives you will

be correct If you are going to Kansas, Tevas. Arkansas. Mebraeka. Dakota, or

any point in the great West, let him . know of it. Be will give you full iafor1 niation in regard to locution and price of .lands in tho Western States, and when

yau are ready to start, furnish Tickets through to tha point you wish to reach, attend to shipping your Household Goods aC'Lowest Bates, and see that you are comfortably started on yaur journey. -.Sa-member that this assistance ia given free of chirge. When you go you should take the Best add Quickest route, and there is no better or quicker route than the Ohio & Mississippi Railway, which runs 4 8olid Daily Trains to St. Louis, whero oonnection is made in the same depot with trains of all lines for the West, Southwest and Northwest. If you think of moving West be sure to write to or call on H. A. TRBDDLKY. Agt , Stitehall, Ind . t TOM8STOIE EPITAPH,

The Great Anxona Weekly. 4.00' PER Y BAB. Published bv Rbppv & PEGKi Tombstone, Ariaona.

It sterns strange .that any one will r a trirnii miWar from rheumatism. I

nnuralgin, sciatica, lama baok, aching, T. ftiA1

IV I QS, ,Ui.t TT 1.1. (. ' 1. . - , has proven itself a never-failing cure, and is sold by our drngitts Feria Bros, at the low price of 66 cents a bottK It also cures cloudy urine, which often is tho cause of aches and pains, checks wasting and decay, imparls refreshing dreamless elep at night, gives strength t ery part and removes all symptoms nf nervous debility. t'H Nov. 1-89

oj ro

THE PUBLIC GENERALLY

ABE RKSr ECTFU I.LT IMPOWltW

THAT ALL THEIR WA1

Ii. &

iMeratlon and (olr play,

AGAINST THE SALOON.

Ij1.-l'r 4- EAST, Attorneys.

1J trio waidi

and may be found in his office over the "Corner" clothing store.

Offlce in

Idron Block, north side public

square, up stairs. Give prompt attention to Probate htisinsrs, and to the collection of claims. Will also practice in all th Courts. Business solicited. Remember tho hication. Agouti for No.l insurance. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, eait of tho Fir t National Bank, up stairs

The time has come when the Probate and Pension business given spec-

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