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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DACKETS for BAvRE.-SecOnd Line.
IL Sail from New York the LIST, and from
Hayre on the 10Th Of each month during the year,
and in the following rotationi ..
FROM NEW YORK. . a. ......
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Ship 81 Nicholas Pe lat February June, and October
Ship Oneida Funk, lat March, july, and November
ship Baltimore johnson, stApfn, August and Dec.
... IRON HAyRE. ....
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Ship st. Nicholas Pel 10th March July and November,
Ship oneida, Funk 10th April August, and December.
Ship Baltimore johnson, 10th May September and Jan
They are all vessels of the hrst class, and with
ample and cemmodious accommodations for passen-
gers Goods sent the agents will be forwarded free
from other charges than the expenses that may be
actually paid upon them.
The price of cabin passage is 500, exclusive of
wines and liquors. o..
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents,
9Tontine buildings, Wall street, New York.
March Ply
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One Of the best recommendations that can be
given this medicine is the following; Physicians
living in fever and ague DISTRICTS who have become
acquainted with It's efficacy, are in the habit Of
dering It to be used in their own practice.
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4 ANCAsTER, Pa. RIFLES, PISTOLS,
u A A ~ ~ n - In he ukscE

Der at Lancaster, Pa, is extensively engaged manu-
featuring rifles, pistols, northwest short guns, and
powder horns for the lndiantrade Also rifles pistols
riAe-barrels, powder horns, double triggers, rife
wipers, &c, for the south and southwestern trade
They are sold at the lowest price, and all articles
warranted to sustain the reputation this place has
long since attained in It's manufacture OF rifles.
Orders promptly attended to.
HENRY E. LEMAN,
March 3-dly Lancaster, Pa.
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A CARD.

pOYD REILLY, recovered from sickness, is
ID again at hs post.
Sent
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, John II. Smith,
Benz. ID. Siiman, Jos. B. Collins,
II. II. M'Curdy, Jas. s. Wadsworth,
Rob' B. Minturn, Fl. w. HubbeIl,
c. w. Faber, G. M. Wilkins,
M. Livingston, J. v. L. Pruyn,
L. Sedgwick, T. w. 0lcot,
Stacy B. Collins, Chas. Ely,
VIM. Barnwell, F. G. Halleck,
VIM Moore. Robt Schuyler,
Zebedee Cook, Amos S. Perry,
iona. Miller, Jos. Tuckerman,
John c. Cruger, Alfred Pel,
David Golden, John c. Thatcher,
Rufus l.. Lord, w. s. Wetmore,
Joseph Blunt, Isaac G. Pearson,
Gideon Hawley, VIM J. Bunker,
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100 dozen good linen cambria hand
lOU kerchiefs will be sold at 81 per dozen.
July 81. ID. CLAGETT g. co.
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL.

FaTt 10 IIIVtTPOOI, PCT ITeaI w osIeTIi pIOUi anu
S. stewards fees
Fare per Great Britain, according to the size and
position of the state-rooms, plans Of which may be
seen at any Of the agencies.
For freight or passage, or other information, APP
ply in New York, to RlCH'D IRWIN,
SO Front st.
New York--March O3-dqn
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JOHN BECKWITH.

1900 Late of Raleigh, N. c., Proprietor.
PErERSBuRG, June /, lS45.
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MisceIlanies-In O

WILLIAM THOMPSON.
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NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
CHARLES DE SELDlNG, Washington d. c.,
agent No. ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
VIM p. JOHNSTON, M. D., Medical Examiner,
corner of 7th and F streets: March l4-ly
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0URE FoR FEyER AND AGUE.-

~ RoWAND'S Improved Tonic Mixture, pos
tive cure for fever and ague and nervous weakness
can be had al GILaAR's Drug Store, near Browns
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DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
nvaI Vyn.x.,-<

A strict construction of the Constitutions and no as
sumption Of doubtful powers
Diplomacy, asking for nothing bat what is clear
iy right and submitting TO nothing wrong.
No connexion between the government and banks.
An al rl1orem revenue Tariff.
NO public debt. either BY the General Government
or by the States except for objects of urgent
sity.
no assumption by the General Government of the
debts OF the States either directly or indirectly, by
distribution VI the proceeds of the public lands
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by the States:
constitutional barrier against improvdent State
loans.
The honest payment of our debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters and privileges, by
special legislation, TO banks.
No swindlng corporations.
No connexion between Church and State
A preference for democrats over wings for every
Office.
Acquescence in the rule of the majority in all ca.
ses of party discipline.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
A progressive" reformation of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-10

AEsSRs G. A. & J. L. CHAPMAN There Is grieV-
ance now prevailing, which 1t Is necessary Tor The
public good abate, and therefore beg leave to call
your attention to it, and ask you to devote small
space in your paper, and to give few minutes OF
your time for that purpose. | speak In reference to
the low dirty and contemplate practice OF "Jewlng
With but few exceptions almost every person In TINS
community Is more or less addicted TO this eXecrabe
practice No matter what it is they wish to purchase
though 1t be shifting which they are almost daily
in the habit Of buying, (and consequently should know
its value) Coffee sugar, or tea, or cents worth
of tobacco no matter what 1t is the eternal ques-
ton of "cant you take less % come now Mister
that's too much is sure to be the first thing you hear
Now If any thing to their advantage would result 1t
might be excuse, but this Is not the case, the
Merchant is forced of necessity to ask for his
goods than he would willingly sell them for, In order
to meet the exIgency and the consequence Is, that
neither has the least confidence In the others hon
esty. Why sir, there men, old men with boards
them, and women too, (though without beards)
who will spend half day running all over town,
higgling and jewing about the price of a pound OF
coffee, paper OF pms or pair OF shoes, or any
thing, matter what, spending whole hours, TO the
danger of their souls and the prejudice OF their con-
sciences, Gf they have any, trying to five cents
by the operation So it is in every department. the
merchant is lewed, the mechanic is jewed, the far
is ewed, the printer and minister are jewed ev-
cry body is ewed and Jews. Please write an article
this most detesable practice and Kill 1t o-rnove
heaven and earth in the matter. Curse all Jews say
|, Amen.
ONE WHO HAS BEEN MOST vGLLANoUsLY JEwED.
THE above has been accidentally delayed. We do
not know that we can suggest efficient remedy for
the evil complained of. The most likely course 10
check the evil would be for all parties to avoid false
hood and deccption-in word to be honest.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
The Improved Indian Vegetable Pills

(MADE BY A REGULAR PHYsIcIAN.)
Il ercelen pleasant and neuer failing Medicine,
for the cure Of Ferers. igne, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
CosGreness. Foul Stomach, Head ache, Influenza,
Impure Blood, liant Of appetite, Horns Coughs and
Colds Liver Complaint. General Debility. Pains IF
all kinds Female Complaints, and all Diseases that
PWs Of any Kind, can possibly cure
entiou sernes viii pleaae read the following never before
Having been months with bad cough, weak
table Pills but grew worse ne,
s@s sugar coated Improved indian Vegetable Pills
remedy / ever used GEORGE W. GRANGER.
Cambridge, October 10, 1914.
The sugar Coated indian Vegetable you
Extract from Levi Borretts letter, dated
Canaan, Maine, February 3, 1915
The pills which have such universal
they been purchased and the sale has been
thought best request you TO sead me on some
'''' u Extract irOm William n Packards letter. dated
is the for The s, 1 Pills You win please
acon have not hand than boxes and do not wish
to be cut out ,a ,s o ome DANIEL Tan Sons letter dated
Taftsvilie, Vermont, February 6. 1875
Your r s We're hs. s them Snd sns
voaby them they are liked by those who have used them
s @ ~ % no sy s OF %
Mr. Allen Of Palmer Depot states that che was very thankful he
appointed agent wife has been invalid for
performed d D% alike ali woniefi town, entirely
wanted iW pul
Only 'e'o'""' Esimcr from D Danforhs letter. dated
Barnard, Vermont January ii, lS45.
vereaIe Pills Those you a all sold
and give universal satisfaction -
- o IIarper's Ferry, Virginia. April 81 1915.
Andr OF Sugar Coated.
dian Vegetable Pills have not IN store There has bee
much been much engaged the pills run out
'''o'e wa" " " Ivy A order.
Baltimore, April Is, lsi5.
Benjamin Smith, DDear Sir herewith send you diait on
swift Briggs will eleae send me that amount
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills have bur
10 ~ dozen hand O the last ~ oss stnu You the eheu
Mr. CTidier. Il w Di"sg's''
Extract from Messrs G & IIiis letter, dated
Detroit March 90 1915.
DR. Smit-Dea SWe received this day express
yor sugar coated Indian Vegetable Pills which
had been out time and the calls foI them had
been FREQUENT All called second time speak OF these
pills highest and when supply was running down
who came would take four five We have the
highest opinion Of your pills. affords peculiar pleasure
| 0NrPRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX-E2
he genuine without the signature
Of the sole inventor Benjamin Smith, NJ d. President OF the New
Yoke OF Health, every box
| Office devoted sale OF this medicine.
| l7g Greenwich street, New York.
Sold by ID CRuGHrA indianapolis; WILLIAMS MCCLELLAN
| Franklin w MouSrs, Columbus BRowN 4 THOMPSON, CIaw
JoHN f. Terre tiaue r. H. EDRrDoE, Lafayette
BRucE ELDRIDoE, Ioganspor j. NJ DErREEs, Peru H.
Rec & HOLIDAY, Michigan CITY, ROBERT
Iaporc and sold throughout the Unte'
| states and Canada.
! 0-Treware of limitations Ic-omiswasw
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Deferred nlatter.

THE ROAD TO MExIco.-A friend has furnished us,
says the New Orleans Pcayune, with his route book
with the distance from San Antonio, Texas, to the
city of Mexico, including all the intermediate hating
places Just at this moment it possesses very con-
siderable interest for continually have questions
put to to the distances from point to point IN
Texas and Mexico. They given from the journal
of actual traveller, and the recruits who have not
yet left here may improve the opportunity of the pas
sage Brazos Santiago to study the road which they
NAV have to traverse:
Distance from San Antonio to the fOlOlcing places.
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A TORY EGGED.-The Cincinnati Commercial says
that man by the name of S. ]. Butler, while the
Greys were passing Sixth St. Market, where he kept
a stand sell cheese vented his spleen all Amer
cans saying that fifteen British could whip any fifty
of them and that he would like to the British flag
wave over this land. A storm of eggs was soon
waved over him by the crowd that gathered-he was
the worst egged ever seen IN this city. The
farmers who lost the eggs refused to take pay from
those who threw them Butler off to avoid fur
Their popular fury.
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President Folks late message to Congress, inform
ing that body Of the existence of war with Mexico,
was designedy made, the Union says, almost an ex
act copy of the famous proclamation by Mr.. Madl-
son, under similar circumstances, upon the decara
ton of war in lS12) Mr. Madison an elegant
and accomplished scholar and master of English
STYLE vet the French Courier in New York, supposlng
the message to be Mr. Folks own, has been berang
bad English. This is very good joke indeed,
on the part of the French critic, The Union very
properly reJoins-"The proclamation sufficiently an
swered its purpose In one war with England and we
do not very well why this pure and admirable do
cumen may not equally answer in with Mex
icO'
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Volume II#..%.::...%...::Number 3.


MARION COUNTY Allouyie Clermont, Pendeon, German
town Piketon Cumberland Bridgeport Augusta Broad Ripple
HENDRICKS Hampton, Painheld Belevie stiles-
Vile, Danvie New Winchester Brownsburg, Sprlng;own,
North Salem.
HAMILTON COUNTY-Wesheld, NoDesvlile, Strawown CT
Carme, Penield
BOONE COUNTY Lebanon Thorneys ROyaltOn James
town, Eagle Village, Northheb.
MORGAN IY-Alooresvl c, Nonrovil
HANCOCK Greenfield Sugar Creek, Charlottesville,
Philadelphia, Eden.
JOHNSON COUNTY-Greenwood, Franklin, Far West
SHELBY COUNTY-Pleasant View, SHELBY yle Noristown.
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indianapolis June 10, 1916.


HENDRIcKs County ArRIL 25TH 1916.
DEAR SRs: The enclosed lines by the light Of
hickory bark by imer who school but hve
days his life who grammar rules Crockett called
between drtse
aUe But they written by who Is and has BEEN
steady supporter of you and your paper IL the strains
publication, you them They
poetry. if they suitable for columns
continue daily
permit them side W i'll not disturb
the friendship bear for Old CHAPMAN Yours truly A. Z.
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113t)

GIVE published an anecdote recently in relation
It. Deas representing that he had been taken prls
oner by the Mexicans, in consequence of falling In
love with Mexican damsel and swimming the Grande
River. Leander like, to visit her. 1t is stated
that there is no doubt but that when he left army
to 90 to Mdtamoras he laboring under mental de-
rangeaent a disease with which he has at times been
afflicted ever since he first joined the Military Acad
envy. Under other circumstances, his crime would
be that of desertion, and he would be shot accord
iuply
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HoosIER PLUCK A strapping customer who look
ed as if he could 90 chaw up half dozen Mexcans
at one meal without being satisfied reached our city
Yesterday morning. from interior county (Putnam)
in Indiana, for the purpose of joining Of the vol
unteer companies. So anxious was he to enter into
service, that lie walked the entire distance from his
home which was than one hundred miles, bare
footed He is one of the right kind Of boys
Louisville Courier.
kins
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES.
TuNIE subscriber the DAYTON HAT receiving
um the manufacturers his spring supply Of goods and will
enable
him all have hand general kinds
and fashions suitable for the present and approaching together
with which
viii and durability by
way competition Among those already hand may be found the
following,
For the Ladies'.
Shaws best coored kid aud Slippers;
Shaw beet black kid and morocco Slippers;
Shaws best black kid French Ties;
Black Lasting Half CATERS
Black Buskin CATERS;
Fancy coored Half Caters
Light spring heeled Walking Buskins;
Morocco and Frerch Ties;
Spring lIeeled Ties rnd Slippers
Spring hteed and seal Ties and Slippers
with cheap Slippers, o
For Gentlemen.
Dress Channel Boots, custom make
Dress Channel Boots, hest Boston make;
Dres Channel Boots, make
Fine Calf Booecs, various qualities;
with complete cheap every description
For Misses.
Black morocco Dress Slippers;
Cooed fancy Boots Buskns;
Morocco sealskn, and calf thick soled Buskns
all Of which parraHted not rip. Rips mended gratis
For Boys.
Superior calf and kip Booees Of his manufacture toeher
with complete assortment Boots and Shoes an OF
which he pledges himself to sell at far prices either Hoa.
N Ladies' and Gentlemen and Of oil kinds made
and repaired at short notice and cheap. 2-M m .
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TREATISE and duties OF Jus
IA the Peace and Consabes, all actions osnle
BY w W. Wick l.. Barbour Just published and for sale ty
e. ID DAVIS and w A DAY & CO.
INDIASAPoLrs, ISD.. FEB. IL, 1916.
GryrLTMEN: have looked through
peace conae justices in the
of Indiana, by W. w. Wick and L.. Barbour and very
y impressed with its general and value
public especially that portion that Of the
the Court of the United states that
question: which fully with the authors of The work
place library being the best
works q he kind yet published Very truly,
Messs Day & DAVIS, Publishers O. II. SMITH.
ISprANAPoLrs March 10th, 1916.
NEssRs DAVIS DAY GENTLFMrN: nave eirs"y i'"h.'
thioisn by Wick Barbour Just published y you"
h d mpcinc apd duties of Justices :" s pae aa e
ordinary scope of such work The Pin % y, ne lid down with
accuracy,
officers, economical guide
business the practical attorney Will often find his ors
abridged giving place in his library richly deserves, and
hope ii will receive, a liberal patronage -
Yours very truly, JAS WHlICoAB
INDIANAPOLIS March oh, 1916.
Respecting the treatise of Mesrs Wick and Barbour
powers duties of the and conS
lamo of The II
justice in Indiana and that all classes of
would be much roted by careful ersa o IT, The utility
Will he apparent well account
Of the number and variety ind~a orins as oi the m
and other any elsewhere Il I've mnd indicating
the whole law in almost class If action, coming before Justices
of in Indiana. Yours
Mrssns. DAVIS & DAY. WM. SULLIVAN.
ISor.SAPoLrs March Ia, 1876
examined, request, treatise respect
and duties justices of the &C., written by
Messrs Wick and Barbour and recently published by is
work confident that will he found exceedingly Useful In IA,
rally patronzed. Yours, sc, ISAAC BLACKBOARD
MEssRs. DAVIS & DAY. 100
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''Come. place thy little palm in mlne,"
The young Professor said,
Sand let my eyes be fl xed on thine,
This cushion for thy head
And Fanny, with bashlul grace,
sat down and looked him in the face.
Then up and down like mad witch
Ills hands moved in the air,
And Fanny's sweet mouth gave twtch,
Her eyes sleepysare.
'sDon't you feel queer 20 young Mesmer said,
"Yes-very queer" replied the maid.
Again the hands moved up and down;
lie touched her forehead fair;
But Cupid had just come TO town,
The willy rogue was there.
And peeping from behind a screen,
lie silly watched the magic scene.
The young Professors heart beat fast;
He too an influence felt;
Sweet visions DER his fancy past
lie thought he could have knelt.
And worshipped Fanny in her chair,
She looked 80 wondrous sweet and fair.
lie turned aside almost in fright,
What, shall a maiden's eyes?-
This glorious science, his delight,
The pet lamb Of the wise,
BE put TO flight by woman's Iooks!-
lie wished he had old Mesmer's books.
Quick passes now he vigorous makes,
His arms raised high in air;
Cupid his keenest arrow takes,
Determined not TO spare
And deep in the Professors heart,
IL flew with delicious smart.
Cupid, sly dog, laughed out in gee,
Then painting, said, "They dare,
The silly fools, try cheating me,
With science spun Of air
I'll let them know, these wondrous wise,
That alone can maynetize."
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WM. SULLIVAN.
kECtNILf IUBLISTfED,
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LAW

Designed as q UrSt book for Students
(Second edition, enlarged and dmrpdod)
Frou Judge Story and Professor Greeneaf.
HK1E examined Introduction Law by
w Professor Walker with could consistently
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Ia ability and contains
the result Of sound aud discriminating learning Asa general outline
Of American Law it's entitled full public APPRECIATION aud cannot
fail he emneny useful TO students in their first advances IN po
sona knowledge supplies want which has been extensively
felt and worthy the aiion of the distinguished author
JOSEPH STORY, Dean, Professor Of IAao
SIMON GREENLEAF Royal Professor ~ Ldp
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge.
From The North American Review
This book iwe adapted Cor the indicated IN VS. ute page
IL admirable Book students u -
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Fer the Indiana Stcte Sentinel.
WhitcO IN BIS A d dress

TO DEMOCRACY
Democrats, rally 10 the polls,
We men of firm and noble souls
Let no fears your minds control,
But vote for old Democracy.
Come We meu both brave and free,
Come ye sons of liberty,
Rally strong and follow
To strike for old Democracy.
See the day of battle s nigh,
See the wings for power try.
Freedom: watch with eagle eye,
The triumph Of Democracy.
Soon we III see the day and hour,
When the whigsish flag shall lower,
When shall bow the moneyed power,
Bow before Democracy
"Nal your coors to the mast,'
BY our principles stand fast,
Fight for freedom TO the last,
Fight for old Democracy.
"Who would be traitor knave?"
Who would fill a traitors grave?
Who a trator's name would have?
A traitor To Democracy.
Let not one a traitor prove,
Let none desert the cause we love,
But onward in a body move,
And charge for old Democracy.
Victorious our banners wave,
The banners that Columbia gave,
A g unto the free and brave
The banners Of Democracy.
Equal rights our banners bear,
Equal rights are written there,
Equal rights our notices are,
The notices OF Democracy.
Rally, We Democratic boys,
Rally around your country's cause,
Fight for equal rights and laws
Fight for old Democracy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-10

A GREAT LIBERTY CONVENTION, made up of Dele
-, ties from Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin
I'D Iowa, will convene Chicago on the oath day
IS June inst. Preparations are being made for the
acco'n'ioua'io "a i"' e '''o mn - IN
have e"S'seu " ~, i". WI u. ."s' "VIu mic
thou anu peoP'O, & ~ 'nll n ' 'o NV ~
ton wiz " ~ " So ~ ~ ~ y VIZ
- men.
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The CAMPsELLs ARE CoMING.'-ltis not generally
known, says the n Y Globe, perhaps, that this part
OF an old and familiar song is vast deal older than
the very song ITSELF but such is the fact nevertheless,
as In the ODD of the 9th chapter of Genesis
doth plainly and at large appear, as followeth
And Isaac out to mediate in the fields at
the even'de; and he lifted up his eyes and saw and
behold the CAMELs ,cere coming |"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-10

ALLIeAToR's are now being manufactured into Oil !
Each one yields barrel TO a barrel and half Of a
quality superior for lamps to Whale oIl.St. Joseph
Register.
That's what we should call considerable of a
stretcher' not the quality, but the quantity bar
rel to barrel and half! Why beats the ''widow s
OIL" out and out.