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Democratic banner., 1845-03-15
TRIUMPHANT!

American patriotism has again tri-
rmphed over British influence; ard most
gloriously has it triumphed. on the great
question of Annexation. All the machi-
nations Of Northern federalists. and
quasi abolitionists, 70 defeat that cher
i>hed measure of the people. have avail
ed them nothing. They have been
borne down by the irresistible tide of
popular opinion. which, from the first
agitation Of this great question, has
been one continued flow. Never has
public sentiment been more decidedly
expressed in favor o any great measure.
From North 10 South, from East TO
West. the public meetings, the people
and the press, have called in thunder
tones for the Annexation ofTeyas. That
call has at last been heard. In obedience
TO the will of the people, resolutions
have at las, been passed BY both houses
Of Congress, for the consummaiion of the
great measure, which ere this have no
doubt received the sanction Of the
President, and become. the law of the
land. So far as the action ofthis nation
is concerned, she has unequivocally de-
cided for the restoration of the "lone
star" We welcome back the ''lost
pleiad." Let her take her station as
the 29th in our own bright GALAXY; and
never NAV the influence of British poll
CIV, bedim the lustre of that bright star.
We rejoice TO see the unanimiiy, with
which the members Of the democratic
prrty-voted upon this great question.
We rejoice to see that all personal feel
ings and sectional jealonsies were at
last sacrificed upon tie altar of our
common country. To the utter conster-
nation Of their opponents. they came up
in solid phalan~. are placediheir shonl-
ders TO the wheel to roll on the great
measure Of the people. The amended
resolutions passed the Senate by the
unanimous vote of the democratic party;
and only 3 Of that party could be lndnc-
cd 10 vote against them in The lower
house. But what praise should he civ.
on T., these few noble Spirits in the
wing ranks. who in dcf1ncr Of the party
lash. and the party drill dared do the
will Of their constiI uen's. Who man.
fully plead the cause of their country.
amid the sheer and the scniff of their
old allies. Posierity will do them JUS
,ice. When The smoke Of party 2 cite
mcn' shall have cleared away they will
receive a %raiions gratitude; and be plac-
cd high in the catalogue Of patriots.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15
LEGISLATURE.

The Legislative proceedings have
been unconmonly barren. during the
last week. From them, however. we
CLEAN .he folio ring items OF intelli-
eence:-
The bill Of Mr.. Cowen to reduce the
salary Of State officers. was then taken
up and passed.
The following SIMS were fixed in the
bill. in Committee Of the Whole.
Governors salary $500
Secretary of State 800
Auditor SUI
Judges Of Supreme Court each, $50
Judges Of Circuit Courts each, 500
Register of lands 300
Attorney General 500
Circuit Attorneys. each 200
Commissioner Of Permanent Seat
Of Government l5o
Paw Of members Of The General As
scmblv per day, So each. with 80 for
every 25 miles necessarily travelled in
coming 10 the scat Of Government
Speaker Of the House So per day
Secretary Of the Senate and chief clerk
Of the House, each "a per day-and all
other officers. eacl 80 per day.
A debate sprung up on the report oil
the Committee appointed to let ont the
public printing. The committee re-
ported in favor of the bids Of Lnsk,
Green. and Dougher.y, which was
streneously opposed by many members
particularly as to Dougherty. There is
a probability of the appointment Of a
public printer a. this session. We find
nothing further Of interest.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15
POISONED.

We learn that eight nr ten members
If the family Of Jesse Glover. near Ful
4on. in Cal'awav county, have been pois-
oned. A negro susnected Of
having hecn guilty Of the crime. was
thrown i, iail. where she died in a short
time. The husband Of 'he woman his
since been arrested. No further dis
closures have rs vet been made.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15
SUICIDE OR

Martin Breed'ove. Of Boon county,
was found dead in the ward Of a Mr..
Wilson, a neighbour Of his. some eipht
or ten miles North Of Columbia. Hi.
throat was cuf.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15
H CONVENTION.

We have heretofore supposed that
members 10 the Convention to frame a
Constitution, would be elected accord
ing 10 the anportionment of Senatorial
districts. 10 be made al this session Of
the Legislature. In this opinion. we
are by no means clear, since we have
given tire subject more reflection. and
examined the act Of the Legislature. an
thorizirg the call Of . Convention. The
7ih sector Of This act says: "Each
Senatorial district shall and is hereby
authorized 10 elect double the number
10 serve in said Convention. which said
district shoH be entitled By lar. 10 elect
10 the Senate Of this State. at the time NJ
said election" The election will take
place in August next. and the question
arises what district is entitled bu law TO
eject Senator's next August? We an
ewer-the Senatorial districts as they
now stand. II is trne tie new appor-
tiorment act Of The present Legislature
will have been adopted hv the cnns'i-
tutcd authorities: but il IL practically
without force or operation. either as IT
regards the Senate or House of Repre-
senta,ives, until the expiration Of the
present term nf the members Of the
Legislature, which will not be before
the first of August 1876. II is in fact,
no law. until that period. Let rs sup
nose that on the day ofelec,ion for mem
hers of a Convention, The Executive
should'convene the Legislature together.
what Senators will Take their seats. and
what districts will he represented in
that hudv. There can be no doubt, we
think. that the present Senator's would
constitute the Senate, and the present
members ri the House. would take tnelr
seats in that body.
Bu, 70 snn,ose , STRONGER case-of a
vacancy occurring hv death or resigna-
,;on-.or :, tho Worrcp e. 6, Charles
districts would mot tho district, rs il
VOW ~;ss FIJI Tho r,c,ncv in ,he event
IF the Ieoi.la,rrc bcirc called together
bv the Gover,,r9 IF The answer he in
the affirmative. then the law 10 he PASS
ell or already nossed bv the LEGISLATURE
n, lie ,roso,, session has m validity or
cner,,;or whom tho election for mem
bcrs 70 the Convention takes n!,cc. II
is trre we shall find II on the statute
book. hut il is rot intended to operate
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15

T"Dro.."-Tte communication Of
''Deos." has been strangely mislaid.-
We should be pleased To hear again
from DIR worthy correspondent.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15

- It appears by report made by
the Auditor Of accounts, that the revi-
.ars Of the laws, have received from the
Treasury the following amounts.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15
mWIIAT SIUFFi"

The Mo-. Statesman alluding 10 the
District bill Of Dr.. Wclborn, lately a
by both Houses, says "such an
Infamous bill requires no comment,
how modern Democracy the
very rersorifca,ion Of se'iiShuess and
dcsro,ism. ou'ragcs justice, honesty,
constitution. law and gospel
TRULY what disgusting stuff" Now
mark how plain u tale shall put him
down. Al the time this slang was indi-
ted by the Editor Of the Statesman. he
knew that every Wig in the House,
with the exception perhaps Of two, gave
their support to the bill, which he says
"outrages Justice, honesty. Constitution.
law and gospel" With these facts be-
fore him. he charges the fault alone up
on the Democratic party-fn the mazes
Of his own t~or,uous course he snares
himself.
Tic fact. connected with this cnsc
win show that the course intended TO be
taken by the Wings. whereby '..jrsticc.
honesty, constitution, law and gospel
should not be outraged. was to adopt
Gen. Wilson's bill. which was more
"inhmous" than any proposition offer
ed. For instance, the 2nd district, run
ming in n curve from Cooper, on the
Missouri river 10 New Madrid. in the
extreme South East, being 276 miles
long, included "a counties, and is ~
miles longer than the longest in DIR.
Welborn's bill. According to the cor
respondent Of the Missourian, this Sec
ond district is only IS miles shorter than
the whole length Of the State north and
south. and is considerably longer thar
the State is in many places east and west
Such was the district which was tt
subserve the cause Of "jusiice, honesty
constitution. law and gospel Oh
whigery for shame! Col. try it again?
IT, The last rumour from Washing
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15

IT. The last rumcur from Washing
ton gives Col. Polk the following Cabi-
nett
Mr.. Buchanan. of Pa Sec. Of State.
MI. Bancroft, Of Mass. +" Treasury
Mr.. Butler, Of Ky. War
Mr.. Mason, of Va. Navy
Mr.. Saunders, Of N. c. Postmaster
General. Mr.. Walker, Of Miss. Attor-
ney General. Strong team that.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-15

IIect.
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ONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE STORE,

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Of reye Of Platform
soJin A PRICES.
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Peru. September 10. 1913.

lust received on consignment, a well
oD selected and choice assortment of
Groceries-mosl desirable for grocers,
tavern IL vic,ualling.house kcepers--con-
sis,ing in part of brandy, gin, rum, old
Irish and Monongahcla whiskey, port,
madeira, clare', champagne. and hook
wines, various kinds Of cordials, cigars,
fine chewing tobacco. raisins, dried fish,
sperm candles, loaf sugar. assorted and
rock candies, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &C..
A rare chance for bargains is offered
in the above lot Of goods. as the owner is
anxious 10 close them of without delay.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Perm, Sept, IL, le45.
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THHIlE Coop SAMARITAN-R Remedy for
= the Ague and Fever-Ua rranied 10
cure.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will ell'eclually remove the cause of that
loa,hsomc disease, the aguc and fever,
nervous and bilious ievers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered 10
exist for a considerable leng,I, of time,
frequently end in consum p,ion. The
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for usei in the English and Nor.
wegian languages, For sale by
Oct. 10. G. l.. THOMPSON.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE S1iLTH

RESPECTFULLY returns thanks 10 the CT
Ia tizens of Ottawa and vicinity for the libcra
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit a continuance Of he same. His IGihr
Ing Establishment is on the south side Of the
public square, over ]. and q. Armour's store
lie is prepared TO do work on the r,ost reasona
bic terms, and warrants all garments made by
him TO lit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted to fit if properly made up. The
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New York citv. have Just been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments in tbs
latest and most approved style.
NJ B.--Lumber, and most kinds Of country
produce tciH be taken in paymnttor ,co'k.
ottawa, Sept. 10, lSi5.
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Children Cry for ShermGn'S
NTCDECATED E-CZEHGES.


fTgVHESE celebrated Lozenges are now
-. offered to the citizens OF Ottawa,
and the west, as the best preparations (ior
the cure Of the various diseases for which
they are recommended) ever offered 10
the public. The proprietor, Dr. Sher-
man, is a regular graduate of Medicine
a member of The Medical Society Of the
city and county OF New York, and these
Lozenges are prepared from medical pre-
scriplions which have been approved by
the most celebrated physicians in that CT
ty; in addition to which they are Prepa-
red in so pleasant a manner that children
ca, them with aylIly and cry for more
They consist Of
Cough LOcengeS,
Which are the safest and most e1ectual
remedy 10, Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, &C., ever Of
fered ,othe public. They operate By pro-
noting expecioration, allaying the irriIa.
ton of coughing, and removing the cause
Of the disease.
Uorm Lo-cngeS,
The only infalible Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 100000 cases they
have never been known 10 fail. Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
without them ever being suspected; grown
persons ere very often afflicted with them
and are doclored for various complaints
without any benefit. when one dose o.
these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
CdmphOr LOzenges.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpita
lions of the heart, lasimde and nervous
affections generally. Persons ,ravellin.
or attending large parties, will find th'
Lozenges really revlving, and impartin!
the buoyancy Of you,h-used after dissi
patton, they will restore the tone of tn
system generally, and remove all the IN
pleasant symptoms arising from too FREE
living.
CGihdrfic Lo2engeS,
The hest Caihariic medicine for reno
wing bile from the system and praveniin
attacks Of the bilious and intc,miilant fe
yer OF this section Of country.
Mermnn'S Poor Nuns Plaster,
This Plaster, of which over 100000
are sold yearly, is believed TO be the bes
Plaster for rheumatism, lumbago, pain i
the back, side, breas, or any other PAL
Of the body, ever prepared, and its pic
(only l2i cents, brings it within tn
reach OF every person in the community
A large supply Of these celebrated art
cles just received and for sale by
G., j.. Thomson, Otawa.
S. G.. Smith, Peru.
L. F. & S. PULsIFER. Hennepin.
NJ. PECK IL ALLEN, .7urOra.
J. W. PIcKEMNG & Co, Neuark.
GEO. ID. RICHARDSON, Bristol.
w. o. PARKE, Ospego.
Sept. II, 1915. l2--y.
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hand, general assortment ct SGd9ies, BuG!tS
Rrn.ss Guitars WHIPS. 7fuakS, Idhses, and
all other articles in his line, which he will war.
ran, aud sell at Chicago prices.
Also. all kinds Of repairing done u order, al
The shoGesi l.1tce and on the most liberal terms.
n. B.-BuGey aud Carriage trimming done in
a superior style and q, reduced prices.
Saop on the southeast corner of Columbus and
Canal streets. Come and see
Ottawa, July !, 1915. J. q. STONE.
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nR. SMITHS improved sugar coat
~ ed Indian vegetable PILLS. from
the N. Y. College Of Health, for inter-
mi,,ent, remi,,ent. bilious, and inllam'
ma,ory fevcrs, dyspepsia, cos'lveness'
dyscn,ery, worms, scro(ula, scurvy' or
any impurities of the blood, and iema'e
complaints generally. For sale BY
90, ,s GIL. THOMPSON.
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Edgar Nursery.

THE subscribers, living near Paris,
Edgar county, Illinois. would res
pecifully inform the public ,aa,,hey have
a choice variety Of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and large variety Of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low for cash, and de-
livcred at any par, Of The state when the
order is large enough to warran, il.
The nursery has been in operation
abou, 25 years, and we flat,er ourselves
tina, our varieties are equal TO any in the
western country.
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
! Paris, Edgar Co. Ills., Nov. %, 1874,
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CLOTH DRESSING

VIII he done in worlman-like manner. for The
following prices Pulling and dressing browns OF
blacks, 25cis per yard; drabs 2Oc's.; fulling snd
dressing coIorcd cloths, 70! cts; securing color
ing and pressing, for women's wear, l6 cts. PEI
yard.
We would return thanks for the patronage
which has heretofore been so literally bestowed
upon u.s. and would kindly AK a continuance Of
the same. and would say that no pains shall he
spared on our par, with skilliul workmen. 10 rem
der general satisfaction. J.& d. GREEN.
nar.nn Factory. Anil u. lSiA
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sizes. Also.
so PARLOR STOVES.
Latest styles air-lighl stoves coal stoves.
four sizes, all Of which We will sell al
Chicago prices, adding the carriage to
Ottawa. We have also lul stock of
IN Il d " a IL Z,
Consisting of eIipuc springs, wagon and
buggy boxes, Rowland's mill saws. cross.
cut, lennon, hand, panel, iron back
wood cutters, compass and bow saws +;
log, coil, trace and halter chains broad
and chopping axes 4; shovels; spades ;
hay and manure forks; framing and
socket chsels; shovels and tongs; planes
and plane irons /; augurs spur. bits ;
hollow augurs Steel aud iron squares :
carpenters and coopers' AIDES; counter
scales and weights /; s,eelyards ballsn.
res; butts and screws; morice, knob,
closet, chest, drawer, cupboard and Sec
rotary locks; mill and saw files; black.
smiths, hand saw and wood files horse.
rasp, cabinet aud shoe files beyels; try
squares; saw sets; knives and forks :
pocket and shoe knives; sheep shears 4;
shoe piuceTs; coach wrenches coffee
mills brass and iron table castors com.
passes; box rules sauce pans dinner
bells; curtain pins; brass and japanned
candle sticks shutters; braces and bits:
wire selves; brass aud pewter faucets /:
iirmer chiscls; hand axes; hatche,s ::
nail hammers garden hoes and rakes /:
door bolts; brass butts and screws table
hinges bureau knobs spoke shaves 4:
drawing knives; strap hinges bed KEYS;
while-wash. wash. horse and shoe brush.
es steel and iron ,rowels glue kettles .
COW bells: tap borers screw drivers
shoe floats; wool and horse cards shut.
ter hinges; skates shoe pincers; zinc
wash-boards; Ia, irons; brass kettles
spring bolts ; cupboard catches carriage
knobs; hand vices; brass OK tips horse
nails chopplhg knives pod bits win.
dow springs; pleyers shoe thread; Rus.
STA brslles; shoe nails; tacks; brads, &c
81 d u Err.
ilames; saddle and gig trees; paten,
leather; oil cloth carpet; rubber cloth
buckles; tertets; pad hooks marlinga
rings; carriage lace girth web moss
slirrups snaps; tufts, &c, &c.. iogelh
er with complete assortment of
TIN mn RE,
Stove pipe and furniture, and we are con.
fden, that we can offer as good bargain.
10 purchasers as any establishment ives
of Chicago, and we respectfully invite
those wishing 10 purchase to give u.
call a, our old stand on canal street, oppo
site the court household work done Il
order. J. MANLEY e. co.
Ottawa, Oct 10, ls45.
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GridIey's Teiter Oinime II /.

II HIS article continues to attractthe 1ecpcs,
attention among all investigating minds,
who take al interest in the Advancement o medi.
cal science. II is now universally admitted BY
the hundredswho have witnessed its heoii,1g po,r.
ers, that this admirable ointment will invariably
cure all kinds of 7tHr, Ring-worm, Seald.heQc
and cu'Gneous diseases generally.
For sale 10y G., l.. THOMPSON,
Ottawa. Jan. 10, 1874.
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Tailoring Establishment.

BUCHANAN s. EICHELBERGER
WOULD return thanks TO the public for the
w liberal patronage extended to them, and
now beg leave to state that they have received
direct from the city of New York, the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
ard are s,ill prepared to furnish garments in the
most approved eastern style, at their old stand
on the public square, west side ofthe court house.
Ottawa, Sept. 10, 1915.
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GREENS MILLS.

FENIlE subscriber would most respect
~ fully inform his old friends and GUS
TONERS, that he has taken his mills again
and hopes, from the repairs which he has
made together with strict and accommada.
ting miIlers, to receive liberal share OF
public patronage.
The business will be conducted under
the superintendent of his son, ID. Green,
who, from long experience in the above
business, hopes,o render genera, salts.
faction. JOHN GREEN.
DAYTON, August 0, 1874.
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New Tailoring Establi shnent.
CONLEY & BAILEY

NEsPEcTFuLLy inform the citizens
q Of Ottawa, and surrounding coun'
try, tina, they have established the above
business in this place.
Mr.. Baily, late from New York, ant
long employed in the most fashionable
shops in the city Of New York and Al
bany as cutter, and has all the mos, ap.
proved and fashionable styles Of the
eastern and European fashions, warrants
all garments made at their establishment
10 fit. They also receive the monthly
fashions from New York.
Cutting will be done on the shortes
notice, and warranted 10 fit properly
made up.
Their establishment is on the cas-
side Of the public square, next door to The
City Hotel.
Ottawa. Sept. IL, l645. l2f.
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Wheat Wanted.

NNHE subscribers would say 10 those
4 indebted to them, either by note OF
book account, tha, they will receive whoa,
in payment for their dues, if delivered
soon at John Green's Mills, Dayton, for
which the highest market price will be
gwen.
They have an assortment Of good grey,
brown and black fulled cloths sa,iueils
jeans tweeds; red, While and pressed
nannels. Of a superior quality. which they
are offering at prices tina, will make i, an
object for persons DESTROYS of encouraging
domestic manufactures 10 give MS a call
and examine the goods we are now ma
ng.-'rhe highest price will be Above,
for wheat, in exchange for our cloths.
J. & ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, Aug. Is. ST
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Hardware. Hardware at Peru,


hardware! Hardware at Peru
"A GENERAL assortment, which will
- be sold very low, in part as follows,
VIZ \: butts and screws, augurs and augul
bits, files, lacks, brads, la,chcs, carpen.
ter locks. bolts, trace and halter chains
knives and forks, pen knives, trowls
lard lamps, candle sticks, looking-glasses
axes, hammers, spoons, chopping knives
s'eelyards, balances, pocket rules, sant
paper, wood saws, &c., &c.
TO CARpENTERs.--A few sets doubl,
ron bench planes, ploughs, spears, pan
mel and rip saws. double plane irons
drawing knives, chiseIs and gouges, hant
axes, mahogany knobs, brace and bits
saw setis, iron squares, Rowland's mil
saws, BY DAY a. BROTHER.
Os,. 10, 1916.
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gul TO Y'EEE PUBLIC.
AT THE "ONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE STORE"

-'-' ~. -(SEE ADVERTISEMENT Below
b. articles me
afford n
hcver
nany
therefore uf D
ando a aave 10 Is
ehnst time
binf etheyna ulnhsI line. DAVID HATCH
IS Lake Gree"
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yeyHE subscribers having leased Nh stadden :
n Mills in DAYTON. would take this oppoHunl-
y gratefully to acknowledge the Liberal patronage
they have received, and 10 solicna continuance
OF the same.
Cash for Wheat,
At the highest price the market viii allow Tor
superior article, will at ALI TIMis I've gwen.
Great pains will be taken 10 have constantly
on hand a superior article of FLOUR ioF IA
CHANGES.
We would also state that Mr.. Siodden is adj
ding two more run of French Burr Mil stones
with machinery Of the mos, approved and mouerh
style for custom and merchant work ana "h'h
completed will makethis mill decidedly the best
in this section of the country, aud from inc eNFe-
rience and practical knowledge of the srHior part
ner who has been 40 years in the business al as
surance is given that all business done At this
MILL will be in the best possible manner.
Please Civ. US a call. & MANN Il SUN.
NIB, WHEAT FIGURED for Farmers or Mer-
chants on liberal terms. First rate barrels can
always be had at the Mills. q. NJ. q son.
Dayton, Dec. 81, 1874. 2s-u
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Saddle, Trunk, 4 Harness
, MAN U TOR Y. ,.

HNHE subscriber would
n take this method Of
returning thanks for
tine liberal pa,ronae hereto.
fore extended to him, and
inform bis friends and the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
andls constantly keeping on