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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
. q q . 9 q q q e e q Z
The Greatest Cure Erer Recorded,
hR. SWAYNE-Dear Sir : 1 feel IL n deb, of
gratitude due you-and duty anicied generally 70
humble testimony In hvo Compound Syrup Pr
nus 'finia OF wild Cherry rather
Some three violently win cola md in
:, me Lungs which was accompanied with very
discharge Of offensive unR eouent nom hsr
especially upon ehanges OF weather bo,Sxs, h, A. men, M
no ahim about my condition. but pretty convinced thai
was rapidly going into consumption grew daily weaker and
sn vas seaeey Ahe TO walk about whisper
aeh uas the exceeding weakness lungs During
ed various preparations and found no re
he-gowng all the time Ju advised and p.r
s1aeed BY dear friend Wilmington to makr sI ~ % So
Cherry must contestant previously had been peuded
against patent medicines and am u arpins, IT, r 1
the hands OF empires understanding your claims IN h
Hon and practice Of medicine aud having implicit h IN r al
30 Of friend forthwith purchased Of Dr. shaw one Of o
agents few bottles commented its US. Nv dsa =, r.
time was OF 20 20 months standing was DENLY
seated therefore required number OF boues % a.
however consdesIe reJ,S from ~
Use OF the nrst four 1--WE being public seak,r
frequently attempted preach my increasing Strength and
health aud thereby rptured those already begun To
heal 10 this way douetess greatly retarded In con
sequence OF aching thus mPruden I2 or IS bottle,
before was perfectly restored question smaller
number Of bottles would sound but for the above
ndseeon The syrup alAyed the habit done away the
distressing cough put stop to the discharge matter from the
lungs and gave them and the system good eah Thanss
DC 10 God who Is the source OF all health swayne for
would recommend this Syrup persons who NAV be affected
with colds cough consumption verify believe il will cure
consumption IN the first and second last will give
ease and life excellent medicine cases of WHOM
ing cough and pleasant children will cry
Tor have deferred offering this till now for the pur
pose Of being perfectly sand permaneney Of the cure
and now that feel perfectly well, with pleasure
- REV. j. p. JORDAN
Duplin County, NJ c, Dec IL Is45
p The Original and only genuine article Is only pr,na,cd bv
Or swayne, north streets
ioH1 HsHei except that bearing the oSAruRr OF Dr.
SwAYNE. " '''
@ Only Agents Richmond the genuine of
Wild Cherry can be obtained PEYToN JOHNSTON Dmrgis
lis Main Street and W. H. DoRNIN Broad street A- for
ae by BraEs' Thomas Co. and C. Corng Co
Va d. T. hurdcn aud King Toy, Norfolk b. White FEEDER
eksourg Famham Washington D. c. by Agents generally
lhroug hout United states g. .
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TO TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS
OF MUSIC,

AND AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED!
VNHE subscriber WIN. l.. MOntaguel
Il has for ale Music store, following Works
Fenar celebrated Instruction piano
Accomplishments
2 Crvels Instructions and exercises the Of
singing, with scales. solieeEios,
3 Toe Singers Friend, by Henry Russell.
4 Rossinep Vocal Instructions
S CIihon's new Vocal instructor.
s. Chnoh's Instructions for the Piano Forte.
T. Hunen's do DO do
1. Laour's do do do
O. Singing erempi6ed b. r Cook-.
10 Careassis celebrated guitar instructions.
~. QUO Torp's instructions for guitar.
i2. EsuienS OF guitar playing By James Ballard
II Wiey's nit functions Tor the guitar.
~ Tayors precepive lessons Cor do
Aio, vcy books Flute Violin Trombone
Horn Cornopea1 GARNET F Fag-oiet Accordion
w L. Ms eotceiiir of MUSIC
OF ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN the STATE. Tie has
made published.
.Mvsts which may hereafter Be published the Z.
WIN T.. MONTAGUE
Dealer In Music and Musiesl Instruments
ap 20 No ISL Main street. Richmond. Va
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EAGLE HOTEL

EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
Il HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
which have fitted with Furniture every
table accommodation for Boae by the Day Month
also for Transient As
give satsfaeon hope be literally patronred Persons
ins the City would do well give Eagle Hotel
those having horses assured that have made
auangemsntfor having them well taken ca Of
Re es-d6m MARY z CRUMP.
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VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.
Gee Of Superior Court Of Chaneery fof the Richmond
Citeun lin day Of April 1916
Samuel Wtnfree, Plth,
Richard w. Restey ard other Dens
The Defendant above named having entered be appeafanre
accodtng the Act Of Assembly Rules
of this Court and Appearing ~ satisfactory evidence he
inhahiisn u this Cunonweath u ordered
ad Defendant 40 appoar the Rules b. holden Tor IN
Morday July md b u
piainuh copy order b. forthwith
newspaper published cry n Rchuond Tor
cessvey posted front door The Capitol
city.
Copy-Tests
- it-wSw FOwHATAN ROBERTS, D. en-.
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splendid stock of Dry Goods.

WARREN 81 FARlSS have received by re-.
cent arrivals fos the entire spring
srppy embrssrs much largest
they have before had the public
Coanuy Merchants visiting well In
ersrne oek shall pleasure them and W.
them Of finding an can
be shewn by any city ju.t opened com
plc;e Of
Rich Fancy silks Embd Cspes, Chemzetis md
Black and blue black striped slks Collar
Piar blue black and black do White Embd Crape shavh
fo1'anl Summer do Silk and Barge w.kscah
onihre Shaded Barsges GENTS GOODS.
ba1ornes from IS To IS Black
BON, 1-frcs and sfk Alp.sas m.res
Baes aud bus black Bareses Blue. Co.h.
Barorines super fancy French Cas-sneres
Black Lnsira Brihanes Silk. satin and MauriIes
Graduated Robes ipgs
OREGON and orgsnde Musns Linen Drills Summer COATING.
French Lawns ami Cacoes Self adjusting Cravats
French Gnghams and M-ins Hakf. rssrs
Also complete bIeaebed
and brown shesngs and shng 70 al Of which they
the attention of their friends generally.
l6 WARREN n PARIss, No Main street
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'isifbmol,0 Daily fpbis.

!. RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
no. ~. GALLAIHER,
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Asochnso hotors.
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ROBERT N0TT

House Sign Painter and GIazIer
NsTt deer % hs ETeASHRe Bask, RioAaonG Ptrgi-ia
AZ received further supply Of Paints OILS Cops and other
Varnshes, Painters Brushes and Benier. An assr
ment OF French and American Window sizes from srO 10
SOIs6 inches all Of which he DESTROYS up on the
reasonable terms - ~
N. BA supply Soup Stone Paint 6o, .aie tov -
Terior paint for Tin " shngled Roof, nv
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,

ne uHe" TOT nc al As
He viii be constantly adding by weekly reep;s the
most t.shonaele spring Goods Among has
ladies. 6aiieu, half Gaters Cater Buskin., ke-
Ladies slppers Ties and he
servants and Chten's Shoes variety cheap
Gents Callers fine Dress Shoes and Boots styles
Gents cheap peEe Boots and Brosans
Also Gents and Youths Dress Gat.- md
Boots made TO order Of the
b-nerefan from the County, who buy for city
are invited to call and examine stock.
can sell them harEains
S TRAVELLING TRUNKS, very cheap
ap Jim 2. LEONARD
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Spring supplies, 1SIG.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &c. &c.

" ANlNG received from
IL the manufactures IN Stafford
shire, wa Liverpool, pee the ship
Hotiineuer at New Yok, and the
Ship Madison TO James fiver, my
spnng supply Of China, Glass and
Earthernware, consisting of new, su-
penor and desirable gonds-and by
1.-THE Packets from the Northern and
Eastern CIlies, having received in part
and anu receiving. my supply of Class,
Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c,
many articles Of which were bought
n unusual low rates, and eli upon the
best terms-I am enabled 10 offer 10
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
ohce o. Superior Court Of Chsnec Richmond
CREST The IN day q April ousud eight hundfed and forty
Nsihsniel fose. wnsn woodward ssd Mary biz Hhdred
Jans nade, and Zsehanah Goduh and Elizabeth hs wife
Phas
aFanu
Thouirs SIMMER and oiher ncfa
The dcendlni above named havinr appeamuce
and security accordE Act ~ ASSEMBLY, and The Rules
o. ms Court ard appearing by SATISFACTORY evidence th he
uhahtan NJ this Conon aim u ordered 'hsihe aid d.
tenant a. he Eues b. hoien m ne d Coun the
ft hony July aad th0 hin Of ne painta ant
that copy o this order b. forthwith iuFced
published ths city o. Richmond or onths sueeevey and
posed atthe font foor o. ~ Capitol IN M aid eiy
Copy-Tesie,
tt-wQw row. RORERT5 y. Ch
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TO THOSE WANTING BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.

NEARLY 100 THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth Of spring and summer Dry
Goods. selling off AT very reduced pri-
ces, AT Wholesale or retail. for cash or
city aCceptances.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Id, 1916.
Iron this day, until the entire stock is sold,
IL X. JENKINS viii great bargains n every de
seription Of Dry Goods.
Pucha hnd opportunity OF supplying
every useful and fancy the springs importation
OF which having been purchased saerihe
be sold accordingly.
" Merchants buying sell again, wei families
WISHING goods for their eompensab BY
Iing the
anheoods preparatory few months
arranging for him Eagle Row r. u. JENKINS,
Richmond, Va
10 " B-FoR RENT possession given on or before the
LIST day Of August the store 1 occupying.
ap 10 R.HJ.
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- rUR RENT. The eligible store No. 1872
Main srv,L ? n. TsyOFs Music s,oss. Pos terms
tVd ia TAYtaRZ
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EGARE-S WRITINGS a MORRIS pub
H ish for ne psopueors Us day
WRITINGS OF HUGH SWtNTON LEGARE
late Attorney cousing o. Diary Of Biu-Hs apa
Journal q The Rhne from his ervats and Diplomatic Cor
rtspontence Citations sn Contrbutors a New
Yoft souhern Revews prefsced ~ Memoir hl ffs E
ed ~ his sister. avs svn portrait fnos -.
90 Americas nay aid q him exig
geraton tst whne and potcian he vaued he
seor Ruske flashing tbousht--ss
be enursy sqslsd Gpbon sbof and ard
have placed hmseHin psrsnei Msu.feidssa Lawyer
Ccpcs ready for t.rv-ry a. Bootus1aof
apis nHlNSER 4 MOu~<.'T ts.lu esrsst
ID ICHuOND GROUND PI.sFy 2e<-Vss Nsye -.
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NiRGINlA-N Ru.ss he'd the o he superso
Cour OF Chanesy Tor the Richmond Circuit the 7h day Of
April one thousand eight hunirrd and forty
Herbert Claiborne, administrator MDonourh
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

0T In pursuance Of the above order of Court.
and Interested this hereby
that proceed the duties enjoned
2Sh day May enang 10 O'clock A. ~
they required attend this Once with such
Of and documents will enable report
agreably TO SAID order.
40 i3-wSw ". B. PoTIAUX. Mr. Commissioner
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- ICHuOND GROUND pI.nFy ~ I've N.ve go
- SANITY suyply q M. - os fhsss v which :
can N .u'nou q OH S'uu''y f'''se apoN A sx.xxS.
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NEW STORE.

- - II2 Min Street,
ONE DOOR dBogE GAY MATTHEW'S & CO.
INHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
- friends and the public generally that he Ia. recently
returned from the norh, general carefully selected a.
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DAG u ERRIAN PORTRAIT
AND MINIATURE ROOM

II Ill r Subscriber having made an cnga cement
with number of his friends and acuuaintan-
ccs some months back to establish Room in this
place, would respectfully inform them and the citi-
70 MS generally, of Portsmouth and vicinity that he
has taken fine Room in Doct. Cooke Building
one door cast of Bells Hat Store on High street
whore he expects to remain three or four weeks for
the purpose of affDrding opportunity to all who
are desirous OF obtaining a perfect Likeness OF
themselves or friends taken in the above beautiful
and much admired Art. which has the ascendanrv
over all Portrait and Miniature Paintings for per-
iectncss of outline and EXPIRE sion every feature
and may say more durable when finished pro-
periy Price, Two Dollars Rosewood and Gilt
Frames furnished at very moderate cost Stran.
gers aud citizens are invited to call whether they
sit DR. not. .
In consequence of the competition that has been
and is still going on in Norfolk, the prices of good
Pictures have been brought to par with inferior
ones, or nearly and would all persons who
would obtain good and durable likeness against
those Dollar Picturesfor any one that is at all ac-
quaintcd with the bu.iness, is well aware that il
10 hut fraction above the cost of the INTERVALS to
say nothing of the trouble and pcrplexity that all
operators subject 10 in fixing and getting the
chemicals to work right! And to show that those
Dollar Pictures not what they should be viii
inform the readers of this. that have already been
applied to to take some OF them over.
Nov 26-6t J. WOODWARD.
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" WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE is
InDE

instances like the following almost of daily
occurrence, and render superfuous all further
comment upon the efficacy OF Wistars Balsam.
NJ. Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sept. Is, 1915
VIZ, Dear Sr--Fhe character Of Wistar's Balsam OF
"hd cherry Is 90 we'll established throughout the
TLpuhiry, aud especially in the State of New York
.na' any farther testimony would seem TO be un,
rrc'essary. Yet have derived so much advanta ore
rom IT. that am happy to communicate through
you TO the sick and afflicted, what ii has done for
ne and consider it privilege and duty to do So
! nave been troubled with weak lungs four years :
e ca cough more or less every winter. was con.
nnco to the house all last winter with a severe
Sough, pain in the side aud breast, raised blood
several times. consulted a physician. but have
m no,' taken any medicine which has done so
7 WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
CONSIDER IL the best medicine in the world for
Ooughs, Colds, and Pulmonary complaints.
u WILLIAM b. SWARTS.
u Ds careful and get the genuine DIR. W1STAR'S
nALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
S Spies5 signed by ]. BUTTS Address all orders to
"ElH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
W For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, TO be had of the agent.
Nngcnts- Portsmouth, &. II HEINITSTT. Agent ;
r,orloik, NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE,
Three Doors below the Old Stand

INhE PUBLIC will please axe notice that have
II removed from the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied by Mr. How.
ell Shoe Store
Having just r turned from the North I am nov,
opening Il full assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
winch cannot be surpassed If cqualled in quality of
mater or workmanship for TIE prices n nd which
am determined to sell lower for Cash than the
same quality of Goods he or ever were sold for
In Portsmouth or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, OF the following:
Goats of all prices from S35nto GJ5OO
vests OF all qualities, from / 20 to 400
Pants do do do ST ,o 5O0
Jnckcts-Shiris, of every description wcrs-
Socks- Scarfs- Handkcrc bicfs-Shrt Collars and
boSoms Gum Suspendcrs, from Is To so ccnts-in
tact every thing usually kept in Clothing store
CUTLERY, warranted TO be Of first rate untrriaI
ana make IL consists in part as follows: Pen.
KNIVES from o. cts. 10 S 50-Razors, of Rorers's
make 81 cs to S 25-Scissors from IL! to 80 cts
have also, in addition to the above a rood ms.
sortmcnt ofIEWELRY, such as Breast Pins Fin
hIrs and Shields, Watch Keys, Studs &c. which
VIII sell lower than they be had at anv other
place in these digrins. ~
To the LADIES would say that have an excel
Tent assortment o! Edgings, from to l. in wide:
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton, Of
Tc ocs' MAKE, 21o yds for 8 Is spool Thread
rape Ladies' Hose, from l25 to 81! tts white
mlX'd and black Ladies and Childrci,'s Ne, Cans
Also an assortment of Childrcn's Socks and Stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call and Ioo. at some
CLoAhS nave, the prices of which, Tor the DUAL.
lty, will asunish them.
have also beautiful lot of CAPS of all de-
scrlPtions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town
sept 20 j. NJ. MILES
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VNKUSTEE'S Pursuant to a Deed of
rust from George Beatty, and Ann E., his
The Clerks Office of Norfolk County l., secure a
CERTAIN debt therein mentioned, to the Bank of yr
ginia WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction for cash
before the Court House of Norfolk County ON
IHURSDAf the 10Th day of December 1876 at
l2o'clock, HOUSE and LOT OF LAND situated
on London street, in the town of Portsmouth con-
mcncing on the North side OF London street al the
line OF James II. Parrish, thence running East
along London street thirty fct TO the line of John
Thomson, thence North one hundr cd and thir,rcn
feet, thence West parallel tn London street thirty
feet, thence South one hundred and thirteen feet to
the beginning, with its appurtcnanccs
JNO A. CHANDLER,
WIN. H. WILSON, trustees
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FALL DRY GoODS.-JNO. COOKE & CO.,
Il most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi,
zens OF Portsmouth and its vicinity that they have
hnl5ned receiving their Fail supply of DRY
GOODS. Their Stock is very complete and
consists in part follows
Super Black French Cloths and Cassirncrcs; Sn-
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassiueres; Valcn.
cia: and Swansdown Vestings; Black Blue, La
vcndcr' Steel Mixed, and other coors Sattinctts
weeds Tor Sack Goats, Kcrseys, Flanncls Blan-
kets, ia; Domestics, Brown and Bleached do,
CoId and White Canton Flannels, Calicocs of ev-
cry quality, Cashmercs Mousalin D'Laines. Super
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian DO, Black
Alpacas and Bombaziues, Bieached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia and Birds
Eve DO Huckerback Towing. Table Napkins, Sus-
PendeTs, Cold. and Black SILK Cravais and Scarfs
collars Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity, Cotton and
DIX hosiery Cashmere, Blanket, Wooden Nett,
and other style Shawls Also a large assortment
OF BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpeting, Passage and
STAR do A and 4 Floor Oil Cloths CARROT Bind
Ings, Cotton Bookings and many other articles
which cannot be named in advertisement All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
VIII give us call before purchasing, Z our object
being to sell cheap for each
JOHN COOKE & CO..
Nc' 10 High street
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HE undersigned have assoca cd themselves to-
\ gcthcr for the purpose of conducting the
CORN MILLING AND WHISKEY DIS'rILLINC
business In the City of Nor ok, under the name
and firm of REDDING & CO and have leased Cr
the purpose, the tenement on Briggs Point known
as the Foundry. They invite the inspection of
dealers to their manufactured articles which is OF
fcred for sale at New York and Baltimore prices
and warranted equally good in quality or no
sale
superior article "f BOLTED NEAL and HON.
my constantly on hand csh ground.
, a. w. REDDING,
NOV 2o-2w VIM. WADE.
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INRUSTEE SALE.--Pursuant to a Deed of
Il Trust executed by VIM. III. Parks, TO me as
Trustee, Tor pun poses Their in mentioned shall
sell at Public Auction fur cash. at the Residence of
SAID WIN. ~. Parks, Corner OF Mid lie aud King
streets, the OH day of December. 1916. Mt 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. all his household md kitchen FUR
NiTURE, consisting of the usual arti, les.
Nov ~ Ids TRUSTEE.
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FOR SMITHPIELD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD



$500, to Washington and Alcx,ndria $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO A. NJ
he quick aud beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in ConnexiOn with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ, for the above cities and towns Passen.
gers eakiilst on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Walhall at halt past - NJ, where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ, and
at Richmond about p. NJ =. bout two hours i'm adj
vance of the old James River Line and in Boat
unsurpassed in her accommodations, and The attcn.
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her passengers
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
tie sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at half past A. NJ, breakfast on boa rd the Aurus
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
1t will be pert eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity of transacting il and returning by the
boat OF next morning. "a to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landin rs on
James River to take in and put out way travel and
at my other points on the river where signal is
made
The public may assured that il is the deter
mlnation of the Projectors TO keep Up this Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers be-
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Colum
hla, In the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information tickets or freight, apply
to w. II GARRETT & co.
N. b. The central position of the Il. & p. r. r.
cipn Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
IvuchburCc, adds the economy as well as the
convenicnccs Of this Line. Oct3