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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
TO REIN TIERS

YEyHE undersigned continues to manu- R factare the FrGnkttn Printing Press He has for sale several second hand Stans- bury and Ramage Presses. Also, Glasses of all sizes, Composing Sticks, Brass Rule, Gallies, Copper Moulds. hiking Rollers, S.c. &rc. All of which he intends to keep general assortment of, fur the accommoda- ton of the craft.
 This establishment IS on the corner of Elm and Eighth streets.
 SAMUEL s. DICKINSON.
 fbe Hemisphere, Columbus, and the Republican, St. Louis, will copy the above three months. All other Printers who will copy the above advertisement three months, will be allowed the usual rate of pay, in any of the above articles.
 Cincinnati, Feb. 22, 1884. 5I 13t
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4 REVOLUTIONARY RrMINIseENeE.-in -in TIT, in July, when ihe news arrived Tn N. Gfampsh;re of the eyatuation of Iiconde- roga by the Americas Troops, upon the ap- proach of Bargoynss's s Army, Judge Bud lev, of the Court of Common Pleas, speak ine of the event, said: "The Americans behaved with great turpit,tde at the racdiioA of Fl. The Regulars fired red-het lan- eaaee into theIr earear; but 1t didn't anti- naate 'em in the least 1t only seemed to os- p,Yah lem. They took up the same dtenis- ca5 language and fired it back again, and fl did great persecution, for the weather was very hot, and their wounds all purified"
 Howell Journal.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NoTzcz.

FEyHE undersigned having obtained from n the County Court of the County of Pulaski, in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters of Administration on the estate of ORSON V. HOW ELL, late of said Coun- ty, deceased, bearing date te 18th day of April, 1884, hereby gives notice to all per- sons having demands against said estate, to present them to him, properly authenti- cated, according to law, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be preclnded from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if said demands be not presented as aforesaid, within five years from the date of said Letters, they will be forever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 c. P. BERTRAND, Adm'r of
 0. V. Howell, deceased.
 Little Rock, April g, 1884. 36t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Society.-Society in France is great luxury. Every thing is said and done to please each other. It may be called vani- tv, to be sure, but well directed vanity is happiness-sociai happiness. There are the,seeds of the same society in our South ern States; in the South the planters are uncommonly courteous and attentive visit CTS. When they come to the North, how ever, they appear to change their natures. Our yankees are the most unchangeable race of men. They are the same in every land--in every society-in every situation of life. Yankees are the unehangeable.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

T reasonable ofer.-The following ad- vertisementis exhibited in the window of a Mir. Gill. shoemaker. in Tabernacle Square, London -" Whereas some per- son or persons stole on Friday last, three boots from this shop: such person or per sons are respectfully informed, that, if they will return the odd one they shall be hand somely rewarded-and if not so disposed. to be kind enough to send word where the other boot can be sent, and 1t shall be sent to them as preseht--as one IS of no use without the other.''
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

F,,,,Ncp DIALOGUE. following cbcnce d:a'ogae, says the Baltimore Nislter, ;s said to have taken place a few nights since in this city. The reader will please to i'm aeine two spacious rooms, one OH tie se- cond and the other on the third story, the former filed by an assemblage of persons l:es..n;ae se an orator holding forth largely on the distresses of the times; the latter containing company of volunteers drilling and promptly obeying the orders of the drill master; and then let the reader station him. self on the stairway between the two, and lie can well conceive the scene:
 Fellow Citizens had the eloquence of a Cicero Of the mighty spirit of Demos- themes, l might then do justice to the pie ture l am aboutto draw; let me call on you to summon up all your (Attention!) forti- tude, and listen calmly, if you can, to re- cital which you may all Shoulder } realize in your own Arms !! families. 1 am ad- dressing an assembly of freemen, men who are always ready to Right dress! stand boldly up in defence of their Front } rights. Mark the honest laborer on his way to his cheerless home, where dwells family that he dreads to Support look in the Right face ! countenance-fo cold penury and hunger as hideous As you were9 as monster, call out Charge } for bread.- Gentlemen, you may Shoulder! } think me an enthusiast-I confess am little out of. l0rderf my natural strain. but the eause Cary espouse is a noble one; and l shall always Make ready } raise my feeble voice in its favor, for it is my (Aim! pride; and am always happy when have it in my power to oppose the course of heartless politicians-who delight n-[FIRE!4
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JUST RECEEYEls.

Per steamers Li4te Roek aad signag, FW E@ BBLs. inspected Flour A s4s9 g do. old reotifed Whiskey , bbls. Ale; , do. do. sweet Cider 10 do. dried Peaches; 30 kegs fresh Lard 40 kegs assorted Nails 600 los spun arm, assorted sizes 3 tons assorted Iron
 do. do. Castings, Plough Moulds, Sc. 4 gan'I. assortment of Tin $ Wood N are.
 Also, \ splenait assortment of fashionable Silks, Dress H Handkerchiefs, Italian Crayats, &-c. direct from Philadelphia. All of which iheg offer for sale at their usual low prices.
 WILLIAM BADG Err, & Go. Iittle Rock, Feb. %. 1883.
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25O Dollars Reward.
STOP THE MURDERER.

EOHN M. WARD, 3 native of the Che . O rokee Nation, murdered Mir. JOHN GORDON, on Monday morning, the 9th inst. and has escaped. Ward is man sup posed to be about 25 years old; he is spare made aud about , feet 10 inches high; lis hair IS of light color; he has grey eyes; he IS of pale swarthy complexion; his left arm has been slightly injured so that lie cannot stfaiten it; and man of very bad countenance. The above reward will he paid fer the apprehension of Ward, so soon as it is ascertaiDed in what jail he is se- cured, ALEXANDER GORDON.
 01P The Cherokee Phenix, New Echo ta, Georgia, will give the above four inser- tions, and forward their account, with a paper containing it, to the subscriber for payment, at Vineyard, P. 0. Washington County, Arkansas Territory.
 Vineyard, r. 0. April 9, 1894. 39t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Plai" Speaking. Mir. Stephens, an ac- tive member of the Pennsylvania Legisla- ture, during the course of speech in sup port of an application for aid from the Get tysburg College, is reported to have said, If bill had been brought into the House to improve the breed of hogs, it would meet no opposition: all would be anxious to know the profits likely to accrue, the sweet ness of the meat, &c. but when measure is brought forward to improve the breed of men. and raise the intellectual character, the scales are produced, and the dollars first ldid in.',
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Westfeldiana.-Under this head, the ed- itor of the Westfeld Journal is publishing extracts from an old diary kept by reve- rend clergyman of that town. The entries are generally of local interest only, but some of them, as the following, are sufi- cientiy curious to amuse the general reader:
 June 20, l763. Visited Deacon Tay- Tor lately from Boston. Esq. Otis, rep resentative from Boston, attempted to mod el the Court, did not carry his point and ve- ry solemnly resigned his seat-takes it the next day. Col. M. of Rutland, wrung Brigadier B's nose. The Brigadier be- longs to the Council.
 Aug. 30. See in the newspapers Sir Robert Davens boiled and eat by the h. dians. Capt. Campbell's heart taken out and eaten while warm.
 Sept. 26. Found this morning in the yard paper directed to me, the substance of which was to request me, since the tongue Is an unrnly member, to show the people the evil of lying, which was prcya- lent sin.
 30. Town of Suffolk voted that the Separates might build their meeting house 30 rods from the old one.
 Dec. 9. Went to Capt. Days, saw an Elephants lower jaw, the head of a sea horse, part of the head of a wild boar, and two eoaaeloons preserved III spirit.
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.Esast Received.
JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith, Gunsmith, and
 Founder.

D ESPECTFULLY informs his old GUS aa toners and the public generally, that he has opened a NEW SHop, immediately below Dr. Watkins, and opposite the family residence ofR. C. Byrd, tat the sign of ]. MARTIN, GUN AND BLAcKsnIrH, ! where he is prepared to carry on all the above brances of business.
 He will make and repair SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS of every deseription.- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and re- paired. in the best possible manner MA CHINERY ofali kinds repaired. BL LACCK1 K SMfTlIlNG of every kind done at the shortest notice, and in the best manner.-- He is also prepared to do all kinds of Steam boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, and his work executed in the best manner and at the shortest notice, he hopes for share of the public patronage.
 All orders from distance will be promptly attended to, if accompanied with the CASE
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Once on time it happened that poor wight married shrew who led him pious life; she fell ill, the doctor was called in, and the anxious, affectionate husband in- quired of him how his dear spouse was.- Calen shook his head, and told him to pre- pare for the worst. "What," said he, lis she likely to get over it.''
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BRANDY, WINES, Sc,

FESWO half pipes Cognac Brandy, -E- l0 Barrels do. do.
 l Barrel Champagne Brandy,
 } Barrels Sweet Wine,
 10 Half barrels do. do.
 , Barrels Malaga Wine,
 10 Half bbls. do. do.
 l2 Dozen superior Port Wine, just received per steamer Compromise, from New Orleans, and for sale at reduced pri- ces by DUNN & LOWRY. January 24 If
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BlacksElaithing.
NEW ES,FBEESfsNaE ENI'.

NEW HIS H E8 EAkS EE IFA F1Is A. TESHE Subscribers take this method of \ irforning the citizens Of Little Rock and the public generally, that they have commenced the above business in the Shop formerly occupied by E. NJ. LEDBEfrER, opposite the Advocate Printing Office, where they are prepared to execute all work intrusted to their care, in the best and at the shortest notice. They respectfully solicit share of pulp lie patronage. and will endeavor by all means in their power, 10 merit it.
 JAMES NJ. TRlGG S5 co. N. E. HORSES shod at the shortest mo- tice, and in the best manner.
 J. M. T. & co. Little Rock. Feb. 1881.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Partnership erteaded. -A tradesman in the town of Birmingham, complains heavi- ly of his wife and partner, and not without reason; he forewarns all persons from trust ing his wife, Ann Martin, q as she is more contormable to Richard Southail, than 10 him" This is surely carrying partnership beyond the usual bounds.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

QuAINr PROVERBS. is not by saving honey, honey, that sweets come to themouth.
 Although the tongue has no bones, 1t of ten breaks bones.
 lie who weeps for every body soon loses his eye sight.
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HOT SPRING HOTEEz.

YgyHE subscriber intends opening, on the | first of .fpfit nert, new and exten- give cstab s. ct ttiiia !sGs' S EtSG for the accommodation of invaiids, and the public generally. His table shall be sup piled with every variety afforded by the country, and the utmost care and attention will be paid to the comfort and conyen- fence ofsnvalids, and the pleasure of his other visitors, and no exertion will be spared to add to the attraction which these salubrious Springs already hold forth to the public. His charges shall be moderate, and the attendance good.
 r. A. McWILIiAMS.
 March l4, 1s3l. 49 If
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BLANKs.

A pMlSasa enasa'sas Bond. .sssss1ias's.' sassssss'iss. rants-clerk's Summons.'Ne Ne. well 2 pias, Delivery bonds :. Mg, Land aud '''' cuted and constanl's v at this office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Fs consequence of the ], dsa's hsi,. S' \ E HowELI, Esq. the Books, s, firm of I other papers, helonging to the slaeed a'a i in ton, Little, & Go. have oes 4 i persOps hands of the subscribers. ,a aa or foIhers debted to said Firm, by Note z. o' same anu vi will please call and settle s',s authorized Ib out delay as we are a,u n;d firm. ,, receive the debts due '9N 'u sa' T. cOckh
 B. ". LEE Al 1.it,le Rock, Feb. '. isSs'
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xyE8IsAEY, FLOUR, &c.

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, M AA BARRELS Whskey, 100 do. ssza sEsza Sy azy Flour, two pipes and three half pipes Cognac Brandy, seven boxes and five kegs Tobacco, (both of which are very good,) twenty five boxes Soap, ten boxes and many other small articles, which will be sold very low for cash. by
 E1IZY WILSON. ;ttIa UooL Iannaru 3f
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AN AssoRrarsp ..
Ready NYaaa s,,

k easiy Made Closa, Mems fine Camlet Clo,,,s Assorted A Boots, Shoes aad assi !, naai l slaok and white patent ri I'b,assIs, nsI, | bed Cords; Woollen socls cIls'0leRil ,lerman 1s; Gloves, Beaver do. l.a e ealt retre; {, Pepper; Alspiepap, iuppes' !. Superior James River 'poSs1ipl' palea p''a nrecls best Kentucky ss'' ds Dried Apples; spanisl, and dg 1T
 And variety of other ''',l' s.. Those purchasing, would ,s " and examine our Stocl, aoRd unusually le'r " 's expect fs v s',i iNos and IRON by the first S@,. l'l Or Those indebted to nc ., ~ el' 7 account, are earnestly snI;a, J " 1 and settle the same immsa.sssa sasl z of us will start to the Fact s'9'FI s' purpose of laying in a sprian 1SellI y of Goods. g'laS a as Little GoclE, Feb. r. lSss " Y
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

The editor of the Liverpool Mercury apologies for want of editorial matter. by stating that the effective force of the office is reduced to him and the publisher-that he discharged his only journeyman for drunk enness, and that his only boy is on " his an- nual visit to his papa and ma-,na.' He describes the process of making .Mercu- ry, thus:
 :" Between us we set up the type; one makes up page, and the orthe the other; the publisher takes proof and the editor reads it-when both fall to, and correct the form. When it IS ready for the press, the editor beats and the publisher pulls, and forthwith out comes full grown Mercury When the form is worked of, the editor folds and the publisher packs up the mails. il little difficulty being likely to arise as to which of us should play the devip in distributing the papers to subscribers in the borough, we agreed to jif for it; when -humliating to record--it fell upon the editor; so here he goes with
 News from all nations numbering at his back. "--sp;rii cf the .ige.
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EwlLETAM BADGETT a

WlLETATN BADGETT s I'D RESPECTFULLY inform lheH
 Stomers and the public generally they have removed their store large new two story brick bulIal3 mediately East oftheir former sla0' door to R. O. Byrd, and opposite \ Wilson. They will keep cons'aH1 hand a general assortment oi
 Fancy Staple Dry GoOd] Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; Lade' Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and h'' large assortment of
 SaddIeEy and Groceles| all of which they will sell low l0rVa q or on as accommodating terms '''] ,'J the place, the new stores not eAgep,', l' sD1
 They invite the public to eaa aas s'l anime for themselves. lhey nvpS' Isr,l their long experience m the lAs,', sn < business, that they will share Tnsr Ia part of the public patronage. II, 'n'' ar, und CT many obligations to tlieif euslvsI .'s Gsr for the liberal patronage they nav .iaS,Dc @ fore received and solicit co'''''' s,,s
 N. B.--Just received per tue FpI s5j Arkansaw, few packages 0'
 DRY GOODS.
 June i9, 1883. Hu
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IHE SSrRS 1,s .s's',,.. ss,.s.

S-s | VE just recejy.s Bhl| @I,iel. fls they of 9.'s 'ssEAssoGS'aaI;iIi 'a ;iIi5f { loW' for cash, or to s, ea.l, ler sal, \ accommodating ler,as a'etaal eqs.l conslsls If most art,., .s' ileitasl ,' '"e Dry eooas Hue, siD pssslll Fine fancy cassia.s,ss1v' cssssr' sssv@ ani ,il Coarse ,s, Negro Clotl.. s' l,. ao' d. sI nlaaa,'.', ' laiias..SS escorted; Brown T
 aeqpl'sa A apron sad dp,5'mesiicsi ,5'l Plaid dgsa9 sa A large and handsoma . "ecKsi Ci, a'iasiins, S1c. Corded S1hii,so'Iaeat A''e is- Bandahna and e..
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i77-7 4--7 Isa- -
 gfRR.E,

9sGR SALE--le0 0 bushels CORN: ap- E fly to VIM. BADGErT & Co.
 Little Rock, April 27, 1894.
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RF. DUNN < JAS. LOWRY.

WEAVING purchased the stock of Gro ssA ceries of MT. ANDREW PoDEsrRE. vii continue the GROCERY BUSE MISS at his old stand, under the firm of
 DUNN X LOWRY,
 h addition to the stock, they have re- cerea per steamers Reindeer and Little RGk, from New-0rleans, a large and gen era supply of GROCERIES, including
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-28

Prsuentire Measures.-The following Juoi
cious remarks are from the New York Evening
Star of Wednesday. i is "'rord IN season.
addressed to the authorities Of that city, but
equally applicable and deserving of notice,
here
In this hot weather the public authorities
must see that the utmost cleanliness prevails, IN
every direction of the city-that all filth is re-
moved; every nuisance abated; the cutters kept
clean; cellars kept dry. If disease should ap-
near at a distance, We can do much to prevent
It's reaching this city, In particular, we must
watch the crowded state of our population; and
the health wardens must inspect all houses tina
are crowded; and people must be careful not to
eat unrpe fruit, SC"
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COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET
CoRN is scarce and in demand. Sales could
readily be made at 70 cents
Corn MEAL 81 1-2 cents.
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE, }
Friday, O'Clock, P. nj. !

.
The MARKET.-FVour.-Ther has been no
material change in the Flour market since our
last report. The receipts surpass the anticipa-
tons Of those engaged in this line Of business.
Several parcels Of Flour from new wheat have
already reached the market. We quote the
price from wagons to day at SIS a IL l-2.
Sales from stores at IS IL 1-2 25,-these
shades Of variation in price are owing to the
quality of the article.
Groin-W heat-the quantity in market is
limited and transactions few; some small par
GELS of new Wheat have been sold for 81 0S
cents-Corn, Yellow, 81, White 6s cents. Rye
there have been no sales since our last report
from which we can obtain a different quotation
we therefore quote as before sc 6S cents
Oats-A few parcels Of new Oats have reach
ed the market, but no change has taken place in
the price since our last, and remain scarce at
Acc.
WhiSkey-The price OF this article has ad
vanced shade--the price from wagons we find
to-day to be 90 l-2 "a cents--Sales from stores
at 81 % cents.
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The Bridgeport Comm Farmer gives the
particulars Of an attempt of the prisoners in
Fairfield county Jail, Fairfield, to make their es-
cape, who were secured by the timely assista nee
of several young sportsmen Of New York, who
were spending week at that place for the pur-
pose of enjoying the fine shooting in the neigh
borhood. They give most horrd account OF
the flthneSs and dilapida;ed state of the prison,
three and four prisoners being chained in one
cell, with the poorest of provisions and little at
tention paid to those confined, who are badly
and scantily supplied with the necessaries al
lowed by Iaw-!he jailor furnishing their rations
BY contract.
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MARRIED.

In the city of New York, on the 18th instant,
by the Rev. DR.. Lyell, Rector of Christ Church,
New York, Mr.. EZRA WILLMARTH, jun of Wash
ington, to Miss CHARLOTTE Gill; of England.
In Stafford county, on Monday morning last,
by Rev. E. G. Mcclure, JOHN MoNcuRE, Esq. to
Miss FRANCIS H. DANIEL
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their whole ticket in this city, and Inc re.ut h
coming in give US an assurance OF success tne
lost Complete! We will elect our Governor,
three Congressman, and large majority oil the
Legislature"
The returns that We have seen do not enable
~ n iudqe OF the correctness of the opinion ex-
crossed in the sentence last quoted. We expect,
however that it is correct.
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CHOLERA.

Latest from Canada.-:A letter from Mon
,real, dated the goth, says We have had few
cases of Cholera, but not many, and think the
disease is again subsiding."
The Pittsburg Daily Advertiser, Of Monday,
saws that there is no truth in the report that the
Cholera is prevailing in that city.
The report of Cholera now fails to produce
the terror that accompanied its first appear
ance on this continent; and where it exists, people
pursue their business, observing only additional
caution as to diet, just as though IT were nor
among them. They are both right and sale IN
SD doing.
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DIED.,

At his fathers residence. near Piscataway,
ELLSWORTH BAYNE EDELIN,, son of Edward c.
Edelin,, Esq in the 25th year of his age, truly
lamented by all who knew him.
In Baltimore, on the 10Th instant, after a
short illness, Colonel MoRDEcAI F. SMITH, of
Calvert county, Maryland, for several years a
member Of the Legislature Of the State, and a
most estimabe citizen.
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Fourth Of July in Ohio.-By the Wooster
(Ohio) Journal and Times, we learn that party
of gentlemen of that village celebrated the 4th
by hunt. They killed upwards OF seren
hundred squirrels, besides other game, when,
after supper, "they returned to the village and
marched through the principal streets, preced-
ed by band of music. No ardent spirits were
used on the occasion.
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summer resort But this is nothing to the gene
sioners in the hospital daily throughout the year,
when, on the ringing of bell at six O'Clock,
the whole body $4,000 in number) sit down to
tea. of which pint, we'll MIXED and sugared,
is served out to each man, having been made,
or rather brewed, in coppers, the dimensions oil
which turn into ridicule all the tea-kettles and
tea-pots in the world
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so DOLLARS REWARD.

W ftItD'
DANAWAY from the subscriber, living In
II Prince Georges County, State of Mary.
land, near Horse Head, negro woman, named
KENNY. She ranaway on the I'd instant with
out any cause. Description: She is about 30
years DID, of a common size, very dark skin,
but rather likely; no flesh marks recollected; a
down look when spoken TO, commonly show
ing much of the white of the eye, by looking
sideways, or rolling the eye. Her clothes com
mon, not recollccted. can get no information
what course she has taken, but believe she in
tends to make her entire escape, if possible.
will give the above reward if taken out of the
State and secured in jail so that get her gam
and will give thirty dollars if taken in the State
and secured so that get her, or brought nome,
for which will pay all reasonable charges.
iy 19-tf NA1LOR ~. " ALLo.