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SUPERIOR DRUGS and MEDICINES for

AOtEklOh and MEDlllNErS IoI
~ FAMILIES aad PHYSICIAN
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First bloch above Irving Hous-
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,s E.nia o IDetu,ss and % P.spss.o1S
for the u'e ' Of Phy.ici.ss and Families.
Fr-Deh and Medicinal Preparations according to their
TIE following list embrace, selection from present
stock:
F FSRF E TURKEY REIgh
s sTLPaATE SSo oIHlHE
sUTER CAEB SODA.
SPANISH SAFFRON.
CALCINED MAGNESIA
f FrSE Oil Oil F MahTtssiST.S
ErsiSoTs-TicTuRE OF INDIAN HEMP;
TINCTURE OF MATICo. &c.
CASTOR OIL, fire from smell by the gallon or bottle
EXIRa FI1yohkp RosE WAFER, BY gal o. bottle.
sHAKER HERBS, full and fresh assortment
PIrTERsw~ET
HUREHOuND.
A Ocns Tneures prepared at our Toilet Artees Per
TURKISH BATHING towels SC.
pk ' AF Ss I'M vi @:'f FAMILY an
p let below. They the most reliable popular remedies
DR.. MccL NTOCNs DIARRHEA CORDIAL AND
CHOLERA PRENENTIVE-A rapid aud safe remedy Price
hR MecIiyToc IS TONIC Alternative. sYRrP-
humors. Pike 81. - -
DIR Me- LINTOCKS DYsPEPrIC ELIXIR-For giving
icue TO The stomach relieving pins aer eating hsahurn aud
al d,aesale y upoms arising iem md seston pree 81
DR. NCCLINTOCKS PECrRAL SlRuP-For Bron
chits ion Hoarsepss Spug OF Blood and severe
Coughs his remedy unPara eed for success IN the
All cop1nts l. uiets Nervous excitement relieves Pam
IN the soohes the Cough and Affords delicate nours
uert IL contains IN opium IN any form.
DIR McCLIs TUCKs COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE
Far Iecl NJ Colds and Cough Group, &c P'ice p cents
DIR. McCLiSTOCK'S ASTHMA AND HOoPlNGCOUGH
RfMEDY-An immeiste relief toE those distressing com
tants. Prize 50 csn-s - -
DR. McCLlNTOCKiS RHEUMATIC MfXTURE-A pure.
~ vegesbe internal for the cure OF Rheuna
tim Gout, SC Pnee 81 centA .. .
pR McG LiNTOCK's RHEUMATIC LINIMENr-Fcr
Rb.umstism SpIap- Bruss- Sseings, &c Prce 50 cents
pR NJ .CIISTOCKiS ANODYNB MIXrURE-For the
re of s lain, Too'hache- Headache Neuralgia
&C. Price % cents - - -..
DR. McCLINTOCK'S FEVER AND AGUE SPECIFIC
rapid sud cortsin cure or all ntermitents Price 81
DR. McCIIHTUCK's VEGETABLE PURG tTIVE PLUS
A mild SAT- and thorough medicine for Cosseness, Head
DR. McCLINTOtK's ANTLBLIOUs PILLS-For IRE.
suArty In the functions Of the liver and bowels 2 per box
A. CUSHMAN Co, Operative Chemists,
No. 295 Broadway.
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New Work Just Published.
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TVNHE MYSTERIES OF ASTROLOGY AND
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7 ATFST MAPS and VIEWS of PLACES,
Tbs, are causing much excitement throughout the World
From the Authentic = urees, - .,orr
sFy.sToPOi CRIMEA BLACK, BALTIC AND AZoFF
SEAS. ,
Showing the present position Of the Allied Forces small
NJ ., Fnrors siypg the rnuie. aud distances from LONDON
and Psr ruubeI in ere Baltic FLEET army .nd Ssy
fth. World Views Of the Hurricane the Bsek Sea BALE
of Ipte-anp ar,inoIle Population Of ur0pe nIe
Munitions of War sert the French Army kc SIC "i ne
Man IS by s. inches Pree Is cents, IN pocket OF .nees
Published This Dsy July II, by A h. JOCELfS NO %
tcn-st n. \. Agents wanted
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VIII soon be Published,
~ III T. r X T. NJ A n -
If there any Representative Man in whom the noblsf
qualities of Humanity largely developed than in
another, IL Is . . -
II + + II NJ A N
Of Americas ready spend time exhaust strength
and rsk life unpaid 70 the good Of Others friends
and foe alike The unwrtfen deeds Of noble prompting per
formed by this afford the splendid msteria for the
hokm.ker for the FIRST time embodied 10 beau
TRULY work by popular suho entitled las the most
characteristic OF the herol
II III T. T. r. T. NJ A N.
hook destined 70 create intense Interest aud meet greater
sale than The LAmpshter, or any similar pub
WIN mot be sen to the trade unless ordered Orders 6ed in
rotation. Mailed, post free. on receipt OF Price
Ross, JONES TOUsEY. Pub shers,
Ne. los Nassau-st-
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t'AKM Tor SALE-A beautlfuI FAhM, cOntan-
ing 1921 Of choice Land situated the ~est bank
the udfOn River 20 miles New Yok, " miles from
PoUgke psie aud nearly opposite ny Park Thi. property
besufu and exfeDned view Of the Hudson River and
surrounding county and very desirable for cottage and aa
On the pre- there abundance Of fr and shade
.o good use, hous and
ou't udpss Price e4ooo fhe Of hale vii be liberal
the purchaser aud the property will be sold to close
tste. For further psrticu spply 70
ANTHONY ]. BLEECkER & Co. BroaAst NY.
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A NEW and IMPORTANT BOOK on
N whey A RID S.
THE NINEDRESSER'S MANUAL;
ILLUSTRATED TREATISE on VINEYARDS AND wIsE-MAKSG,
BY the Hon. harles Reemeiu Of Cincinnati,
Containing and elaborate instructions for the Cultivation Of
the Crepe including the prepa Of the SOIL the selection
and plating Of cuttng and the trimming and prop
Of the Vine; every department being elucidAed BY
Cuts.
The above Is now In press and will be issued BY c.
sAXTON & Co, Agricultural Book Publishers Ne I52 Full
New ok
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HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE

IL II
i Fer sale, the beautiful FARM apd COUNTRY SEAT,
tiuafed the bank Of tho Hudson Rv,r having finely
wooded front Of Deay hafa mile the river and consisting
Of % mil~s from hevY York and mites from the
Depot II ceaed desiraby for either farm be
divided In but ds sites oeenpyns nearly square bounded by
the liver and Albany Post Road and every part commanding
beautiful and views both north and south The so
Of the yoy best quality, level and free from rock and pro-
d1ees the hbe crops Of and grain There
chsrds Of sd apples with abundance Of the fnest
cherries pears and pums and ell the smaller fruits large
ssToen oftwo sere and tine asparagus bed The .~n q ex
ter syr ard beautifully ornsmened with large evergreen and
ohrr shade The bouse Is eommod0us and well bm
Aso barn and carriage with all Necessary
out.tuilnings This farm well worth the Afrsnron II
gentleman deDg beautiful residence, from The hn-ness Of
the merry tb fertility oftbe soil 10 natural evsntases
beauties the beshfgnes " Us situation For further
particulars, spp,yto ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Co,
Ma. Br0ad-r.
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CCHUBERTH & Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, no.
- $50 Broadway Y.-Publshns hou'e founded " 'ee'
ago Al Hamburg and L@ipsic- n ~. ul,son
We request the pubic inspect our 'ock q - ,.ns
WORKS the largest IN the L. Our own . w ~. a. o.
highest Ia Europe which enables sell sooo n1'S -
rates. .-.hs,;rs a
tons and elerxnce with chespnes without eonpeuno
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Go ubom it Alap Concern.
undersigned, aged SO,

NJATRIMONIAL.-T undersigned, aged SO,
WI possessing property arespeci able proie hoea
5ucson business the highest respeetaoty me
sud Thy, neat polite Industrious aice
innate strictly 'eupersfe, wishes 20 MARRY LADY OF
wealth merit Perfect confidence pledged and required
The sincere only sddres A p A. NJ Box No 4Ss Sewfork
Peet flee.
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IOR SAFE AT GREAT BARGAINS

DOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS
IL House aud Lot on itb-st. 5000.
House and Lot on l5shst. $500
House aud Lot on 6th-t., 81, 500.
House and Lot on 12dst, $1,000.
House sDd Lot on Ith-st, q. GOO.
House snd Lot on l9th-st, 90 0o0
House and Lot on 2lr 1t 5000.
LINDSEY L HAD5ELL,
No. 70 sh.av., corner Of -.
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Real Gatatf for Gale.


A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE
~ CANT stoy brown front first class HOUSE,
fnyx feet deep, with modern improvement. 90
ward desirable location in West 32dst VIII be sold
y,ry low fitl- indpuable Terms Full particulars
Civ the Merrill Iron Pipe WORKS, No. l42 Centrest.
MFRRILL& JAQUES
nWELLING-HOUs up town for SALE
IL 100 bELLING-HOU5ES situated Ia various parts Of
the CITY are private sale by the ,ubcber; Is At 81 90
TO SI26O 900 ~ 800 and 20 si3 900 20 SO 900
each. For particular descrp tiops. Nc. apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER a Co, No. Brot@st
TOR SALE-A FARM of eighty acres, stu
i ated Town Of Daen, CT, dsani from New York
forty miles by NewYOrk an New Haven Railroad The 10.
cation very pleasant, commandig rev Of Long ldand
Sound hsp y miles and convenient 20 tho Depot
which mile and half distant. For particulars apply -
C. N. MATHER No. 3 Broadway, orr
GEORGE MATEIER, upon the premises
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National THEATER- A. IL PURDY, Man

IN Aver end Popratofress Circle IS centsi Pit 23 cents;
Orchestra ChAs Doors open at o'ciook oe-nr-
auces conn ~ 7i-rHlS EVENING WAGON STA, W,
TVS INDIAN CURsf-Regnald Morton, lWacousaQ M; '.
4 Sc n. Oucsnast- Mrs r. Nichols After which, Village
HornIiTe lie. Louise Tagioni Dane, Essence Of DID
vu.sia MI Mert SexOr Sth banjo Accompaniment by X
PsIker Followed by THE LIMERICK BOY. La Sylphite,
Mdne Tagoni To conclude with the first act Of
nOHFRT MACAIRE.
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A st or III Gus e.
81 50 per Day. ,,o

Teachers OF Public Schools may, during vacation i'm
prove then time and probably by learning NJ NJoD
BEAUTIFUL sysfem Of SKETCHING and ONOCdROMAIiC
PAINTING from NATURE, 20 whom his tuition VIII De
greatly reduced. Other pupils a. usual Apply AZ ms res
dence, No 81 6thsy.
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ITO LET-A neat Two story Attic and Base
L ueBt HOUSE In 5ith.t, near 2i.av. Rent Clio year
Iprure 81 No lio Mdden.l~ne. Of JAMES BARNETT
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selCscaIjpr Cnns,-Since offering the SELF-SEALING
CANS 10 he rubic made under SPRATS PATENT several
parties offered Cans pu ong 10 be Self Sealing s2d 70
rTwcr eectosy the purpose copying in full our drec
ous notice u given affect the sale OF said Csn
bot 70 cuton public against prejudice the part OF the
deceived toward the SPRArT SELF-SEALING CAN which
i perf Ct and in all when used with directions
rusreed 70 purpose fully The genuine have cast
M IefieIs on the cay: "sPRATrS PATENTS WELLS
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Rm,srnm Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange

To Nervous suiierers.-A retired Clergyman, restored
few days eI many Of great nervous suffer
ps s aoxous tDown the of VIII send
tfee) prescription used Direct 70 the Rev. JOHN NJ
bAGNALL No. 20 Futonst Brooklyn, n. Y
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6onses to Get.

OUSES to LET.-Three elegant new
i HOUSES In River Terrace HOBokEN within three
walk the ferry ndng besntin view 81 we
and City Of NewYoIk with bath gas hot and cold sutef
Office corner Hudson and sdsfs., Hoboken. Of .,,
EDWARD MARTIN.
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Glory for SALE in CHICAGO,


Printer fe hundred dollars purch se cool
hewspspe and job Oee cheap the ntsses going
= es'. Th- Job Wors for yer viii pay for the once
Inquire Of ANDREW WIND, Advertising and subscription
Cfhse, No. z seekman-st, New York.
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CTEAM POWER TO LET-At Elizsbethport,
- J. rwosory Rdek Building 100 fret by 20 Apply 20
ABM BIIz No. ss5 prosd~ay. &c John II ReJsfoS.
Al EliEa hpot
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AnecdOtc OF General Putnam.

Among the worthless who flouiishod du-
ring the Ella of the American Eevoiuuon'
perhaps there was none possessing more or
icinality Of character than General fu'hahi'
who " as cct eptlic and fearless, blunt IN ms
manners, the daring soldier without the pGiis'l
of gentleman. He might well be oailee Tue
Marion of the North, though he dls.lked DIS
ruise. probably from the fact oil his hSpng,
VIII ch was very apt to overthrow any trlcKe'y
he might have ia view.
Al this .imc stronghold, called Horse
neck, some miles from New YORK, was III
the hands Of the British. Putnam with Il
fow sturdy patriots was lurking in the v'cln-
itv, bent on driving them from the pace
Tired of lying in ambush the men became
impatient, and importuned the General WITH
questions as to when they wlre going to have
about with the foe. One morning lac maze
speech something to the folio" !ng ehec',
which convinced them that something was
in the v md
.FeloNs, you have been lille too long,
and so have |: I'm going to Bushes at
uors, neck, in an nour, with an OK team
and load Of corn. If come back, viii let
Won know the particulars II should not
let them have it, by hockey"
lie shortly afterwards mounted bis OK
cart dressed as one of the commonest order
Of Yankee farmers, and was at Bushes tav-
ern, which was in possession Of ,he British
troops. No sooner did the officers cspy him
then they began to question him rs 10 his
whereabouts, ana finding him complete
simpleton, as they thought, they began to
quiz him, and threatened to seize the corn
and fodder.
GLOW much do YOU ask for your whole
concern ~ asked they.
"For mercy sake, gentlemen" replied the
mock clodhopper with the most delorab's
look OF cntreaty, "only let me OIL, and You
shall have my hull team and load for moth
ing, and if that won't dew, III give You my
word I'll return tomorrow, and pay you
heartily for your kindness and condcscca-
SION
'"Well,' said thcy, "we'll take you at
YOUR word; leave the team and proVeuder
with us, and We wont require any bail Tor
your appearance
Putnam gave up the team and sauntcrcd
about for an hour or SO gaining al! the in
formation he wished he then returned to
lis men and told them Of the foe, and their
plan Of attack.
The morning came, and with it sailed out
the gallant band. The British were hand
led with rough bands, and when they sur
rendered to General Putnam, tue clodhopper,
lie sarcastcaly remarked;
Gentlemen, have kept my word. told
you would call and pay you for your kind
ness and condescension.'
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Good Manure the Best Stock for Far.
- mNfS.

A farmer " well to do in the world asked
us the other day what we considered the
best stock in which to invest his surplus
funds-whcthcr Railroad, Bank or State
Stocks? We told him he had better apply
his surplus funds TO the manufacture OF a
good manure heap, and let Railroad, Bank
and State Stocks alone. We consider 1t the
height of folly for farmer to NEEDLE with
fancy stocks when he has any waste or un-
improved land, or buildings, or fences that
need repairing, with which to use surplus
money. This dabbling iii stocks or interest
money has always been the result of short
sightcdncss on the part Of farming commn-
nity, especially whcn the money might-hc
more uselully employed in hiring men to i'm
prove and put their lands in the highest possi-
bic state of cultivation, instead OF hall or
quarter tlirg them, as the vast majority OF
farmers do at present. Our agricultural
friends need walking up on this point, and to
he thoroughly aroused to the fact that 1t
don't pay TO work after the manner in which
thcr grandiathers did before them, old fog
yism" is as Improbable to them as any
other class of community. Wake up, and
see ifisn'tit so Nee BrgHSlrick frCdoHio.
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Value of Shelter for sheep.

A correspondent Of the Ohio Farmer, Mr..
+. Ca,tcll, of iarrisvillc, Harrison county,
Ohio, has tried keeping sheep both with and
without shelter, and has come to the conclc.
sion that it takes from half u bushcl to a
bushel more corn to winter sheep without
than with shelter, and asks: "Would it not
be well for farmers generally to make tenn
porary shelter for the winter, aud thus save
their feed" We are satisfied thatit would,
Even temporary shelter is better than none at
all. pcrmanc sheep sheds, in most places
can be erected so chcaply that few farmers
have any excuse for being without them
Mr.. Cattcl cut ali his fodder by horsc.pow-
or in the fall and slowed it in the barn
This enables him to feed it to much better
Advantage under shelter, but he does not
lind MS much advantage from the practice as
from sheltcring stock.
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Gun Maker.

and de tier in dNkiHds gfSpprtsmea's articles,
one du,T SoHfh n The Union HOuSe, Columbus
Street, OfGrl IN,
L. EEr Saou,tan,Iy onhlnJ oPeneral assortment
N ct English aud German double aud single
lowing pieces, boys guns, good variety, alt Of
which were bought tor cash, aud selected from
large invoices, with greatCure a. to their general
wutkwaushpaud finish, and can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market
Gentlemen wishing gum for themselves OF boys
and ptbelng good Judges oilhr article will fEl IL
lu ob!rctto call on the Subscribers where they can
dcprrjupon what's told them and be sure oil get
ting good safe gun, a. we deal with none but the
regular gun depirTs, aud have none 81 the cheap
cnslron stuff with which the country Is flooded
iiitlcs, made from Remmglons celebrated cast
see aud ron barrels are warranted TO be equal TO
any made ~ thl> state " elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship The subscribers
have for srvera. year, been engaged IN the manu-
tncture OF the ccl,bra,edincgrased twist rifles, and
have awaited themselves Of all the latest improve
ments rs regards the inside huish and sighting ;
We ia,trr ourselves that an in frrctiou on the work
made NJ our establishment IL all that IL wanted 10
satisfy gentlemen oi the truth of the above stale
Rrnt
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice OTlOug ranges.
Key hitting done byCOnpetcnt hands and in a
wOrkuHulrke manner.
~ work done 10y him is warranted
Ottawa ,Dec2. 1889 II Z. BRuSgER.
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WssIVWANs' RsEFECTonY!

In the E'mlmC"i. gRder he HlA6 NJ Ottara.
WHITMAN Il son
E'hVE Just opened ut the above place, n re!rc-
! tory where they propose 10 keep every th.ug
teActFt hnrpisj Ir tl.t Inc such ~ oysters uar-
dues, fruits. and game ul all kinds in their sea-
son. hot COFFEE" cak ,, ctackus, biscuits, &c
Meats Scrrra AZ MI Hyrr --Farmera and
strangers generally coming 10 town, can be ser.
Ard with cheap aud GOOD ,ae4.gata Jew moments
lutIcc.
LisisSipriee iaeasI paid foral game
Iryt.utpf.r FJ-,I
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FENCING I!

cnO mn Usage orange plants for sale, at
AoO.ooS - 5Oprr IN, delivered at Ottawa,
or 50 90 per M delivered at the purchasers
farms Orders should be sent early as the supply
is limited.
will also build hedges on eiavoroble terms,
furnishing the plants, aud taking full care o the
ence until it will protect crops from nll kinds OF
stock. Engag, menlA must be made soon,
October 7-im Il L. SnorwELi, Ottdra
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Green's Mills,

THE above milshayeIust undergone thorough
! repairs and are now 10 arranged that six run
olburrs can Returned on custom work or merchant
either which makrsthc "Oid Pioneer" one oithe
bcstcustom mills in the state; a. the four run oil
mrTChanibugrs, bolts, Ne, WILDE use diorcustom
work whencyerrcquTcd
Gentlemen give us cHll,n we are determined
To spare no pans, with good, competent, aud ac-
commudaing mIilers, TO render gene Satisfaction
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
trol oithe above mills and will hereafter 5uprrln-
tend them IN person aud he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with .Oung
lieiine's experience in the above busnessiha he
cnnsdieIy defy all honorable competition.
DAYTON, Sept. H., 1852 u. GREEN.
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Grolrrics.
ERNSss ARRIVAL

Z Lh Kinds OF family groceries, r cheap as the
- cheapest. ~ ask. D. coil before purchasing
elsewhere All kind. Of
t'ssDn sG E
Wanted, for which The highest price will be raii
in cash. NAV 20 NoauR. gMrU.
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Ottawa Furniture Depot
TALL e. N1phIC.N 1874
FALL G. MPsiGN

THE subscriber would respectfully say TO hisoid
| customers, aud citizens generally, that he has
still further enlarged his warero0ms and increased
his stock with greater variety OF articles lie
hopes III to give that satisfaction to MS custo-
mrIs, which y siXyears steadily increasing busi.
ness Niron,iur all competition makes him feel he
has given. aud that the depot Is the place to get
GOOD articles. and Ghenp too.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
.ARtsr,iYicl Wits.

HAVING leased the above MILL for term OF
] years, nnd put the same in perfect condition,
am again prcparedto resume custom grinding,
and hayln. competent and reliable MllIers, hope,
as heretofore, 10 give general ~ tilaction.
a superior article of Flour, constantly on
hand, either at the Nill or nj Mrs-rs kcddck &
l!urlbut's Store. lul22-ly JAMES KELLER.