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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
Tho Unwrittcm luistorY.

The Kansas Herald Of Freedom, leading
Anti Slavery journal in speaking of the recent
election in Kansas, has the follow Significant
paragraph ...
clad the Frees State party consulted their
best interests, instead of standing on etiquette
as they did in June last, they would have 'pitch-
ed i'm and elected every delegate to the Consti-
tutional Convention Then, if they had want.
ed the Topeka Constitution as the fIndamen tai
law, they could have clothed it with legal sane
ton, so far as appearances are concerned, and
now we could have been half way out Of the
woods, instead of being surrounded with diff
cultieS, which, at times, seem insurmountable
We have long chapter to write on this subject
some day that will put different face on the
statement from that now seen by many Of our
readers"
This looks as though the truth were coming
out at last. 1t will be curious political chap.
ter, and will show that the refusal of the Free
State men, to vote for delegates to the Lecomp-
ton Convention had more love Of party than o
"the poor slave" in it, TJleIO Times.
CtTThe above extract contains as much truth
as could be put in that much space. The fer
ahtof Freedom is the leading free State paper in
Kansas, and ought to be good authority on this
Kansas question. The last extract in the above
is from the Toledo Times, Know Nothing pa.
per.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
Leaving, to be used as plate, jewell
Ca naI Tolls.

The total amount of tolls collected on all the
New York State Canals from the time Of their
opening until closed, during the year 1857, was
S2,o45,0C0 fetal amount III 1856, $2.T47,0O
Total amount in 1877, S3,635i380. Showing a
falling off from 1856 Of $4,000; from l847.
81, $50, $3.50 And we notice, by tho Auditors
report, that expenditures on the same during
the past year exceed the expenditures Of 1855
81, 10000 Aiban5 Aads.' &.
Like Pennsylvania and Ohio, the system Of
internal improvements in New York has proved
a faiiure, SO far as revenue in the Treasury is
concerned. She has spent some $50, 100000 or
S4o,000,O00 in the construction Of her canals,
and she will BE- obliged to pay both principal
and intercstb by diract tax upon the psople.----
They have been Of incalculabe advantage in de-
vslnping her resources and increasing the value
Of her lands but. rs . pocuniary Investment,
they have nttarly failed as State works. This
was predieted hy the Democracy Of New York
years ago, whsn they worc in tie night Of their
prosperity and netting large rsveane, but the
Opposition insisted that they would pay tor
themselves, and embarked III other enterprises,
such Is the Erie Canal Enlargement, prena-
tiireiy and rashly. The result has proved the
wisdom Of Democratic State policy, and been a
signed disappointment To The opposition. VI !.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
WAY win Won Del,vt

Why will you neglect that disease wich ;s IA.
king such deep roo :, and wni"h gives y.niworniry
by that hacking cough, that you are fastA.inenns
for eernyi Why encourage uhatpein irhe siSs
The mi irg of rod those night sw. ats a,hai dif
icnlt heaihine, which silently whisper iu,our oar
that something must Re Zone 10 save YOU tom The
grave OF the consumpivel Why act so teesslv
by p Knitting that disease to destroy youiheal n,
nd hasten ycu to he tomb from whence nd raveler
ever vet returnedl
SILENCE THAT DREA DFIlL COtim
rdeath must carry you 10 your silent gray Whv
'riay while here is yet honel 'orisnm,, ints crn
sed by im.ure humors of III" blood he nu d,osited
m The cells Of the lungs Hence, the lunysre liks
splng ~ winter, when roiei up BY thalirt N
lnid II c!e'r water cons anly hov - thrtuh tho
'pFings impu' lilies or mud will be conveya away
" lhe pire water Just with the blod ustyne /,
Kept ~ clean or pure state: as it c0nst. n flows
tlron4 the lungs it carries away all corruy mat.
ter, and perfect health will be the res It. Fri two
% ioutPlllstnken every night or every ohN hight,
r on ,ugh to keep he bowels regular viii iii rea.
sonahe time cure c0nsun"tion The reason these,
III are used more than all Others il because thew
IRE made OF luriiying vegetables. and cleansed the
)oay from oll corrupt matter and drive ont dseaso
n' every description, quicker and in milder way
tfan try other P lis. =
Df Morse's ifGian Root Pills are sold by all dea.
ers in Medlciires egaFse lle I'm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
i PHILADELpIITAN

Z REE u Benevolent Institution. o..
- 49, - %@s tlhiished by speciaI endow.
men' lhr the rfliefof the sick and distressed II
Tllcted with Vrnlentand Fpilemic ii 4eaaea
ne Directors II This we k own Institution. IN
tseir Annual Rsportnpon the treatment i,f Sexula
Dlsrnses for the year ending Jannary lst 1853 az
nrrsS the highest atsachnn with the success wiesi
bas attended the laho. $ Of the Consulting SurpAn
m the caro- o. sp p'rmatorhonn, Seminal Weakness
Impotence. GonrrrGa, tiieer Syphilis the vice of
Slnnnism4 or Sel-ahnse, Ne. and order eontiu,i-
lance Of the same pan, Tor the ensuing year ,pha
Consulting Surgeon is authorized TO rive MEESi.
Cali Sl3VlCE CIR aIl !, ITO oil who apply nv III.
eI. with desert tion tage. occupation habits Of
fe, We y nnd in cases Of extreme poverty IA tiir.
vi b Medicine FREE OF CHARGE Some t,f she
new remedies nd methods Of treatment. DISCOVER
I'd dufr'g the pasf yesr. are of great value
~ nf'niruble repnrton Spermntorrhoa or Semi
nal Wenknesst The Vice oftlnanism Masturbatian
r Sell .ab Ise and other diseases OF the Sexna Or
gaps bvthe coe sutipR Sufqe1n. will he sent by
mnll lin seaed letter enveops) q IL EE a ~
CHARGE OF receipt Of iva stamps for p1sx
Other Repnrts an Tracts. On the n ature aa
nent Sexual diseases Diei, &c, ure constantly
qeng published = r gratutous distribution, and viii
br sent to The afflicted ~ 5
Address, for Report or treatment, Da GEORGE,
X CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard sso.s
clatlon, No. Q. Sonth Ninth street. Philadelphia !.
Ps.. Ay,order Of the Directors,
GEO FAIRcHILb. Ser'y.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President. 9
Fob 3, ls5s-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
I,i,hf Pitcher in IIsc.

At late ttte to the assembled military by
Gov. Chase, the coffee was served out Of that
celebrated Baker street pitcher by well-deyel
opcd black waiter, who could not help exclaim
ing every now and then, "dis is most excellent
Republican coffee" The Governor was deter
mined to make his guests share the honor Of
that present from his sable friends. Tin. En-
qnfrsr.
Gov. Chase looks upon that "Silver Pitcher"
with grateful remembrance Of his dear friends
Of color whose interests he seems to be cxcu-
sively devoted to. @ ~
"lhe old oaken bucket that hung down the
we'll, has been inmortaiizcd in poetry. Gov.
Chase would feel complimented, no doubt, il
some poetic genius would give his nice silver
Pitcher-his Baker street pitcher-his negro
present pitcher, a similar notoriety.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
The degradation OF the black-rc-
publican Party.

We take the following paragraph from the
Cincinnati Commercial, Gov. Chase'S private
orgGn:---
ut is current remark among the Free
State men Of Kansas, that, if the election under
the Lecompton Constitution gives the Pro-slave-
ry men the majority of the Legislature, and il
that constitution is put through Congress, that
Vacdncies ,OW be certain to occ,r among the Pro-
slavery representatives in the Legislature. In
other words, it is proposed to kill enough the
scoumlrels to prevent the election of slavery
United States Seniors. A commencement has
already been made in this style of making va
cancieS."
The Commrcia7, it will be seen, is we'll pleas
ed with tho suggestion that the "Free State
men in Kansas kill enough of the scoundtels''
belonging to the Pro slavery men in the Legs-
lature, that will prevent the election of Pro-
slavery United States Senators. The intese
degradation and infamy of party that thus
countenanccs and advises Murder, in order to
attaina political object, need no commentary
1t is quite in character, however with the gen
eral antecedcnts and conduct of that reckless
and degraded party.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
Well said.

A correspondent Of the COShocton DeD'oza',
in writing to the editor Of that paper, says the
following about the President, DoeslAs, and
Kansas affairs, which we would be glad ifeve.y
Democrat in Harrison county would give to It a
careful peruSaL The correspondent says'-"The
President. when he entered upon the duties Of
his great Office, took an oath before High Heaven
to support, protect and defend the Constitution
of the United States, and see that the laws are
faithfully executed. One set Of men arc kick
ing up great mus, and denonncins him, be-
cause he IS trying to keep bis oath by faithfully
executing our Neutrality Laws Another set
are ransacking the vocabulary OfBillingsgate to
find terms to abuse him because he is deter
mined to keep his Doth by executing the laws
and carrying out his solemn pledges made to the
Cincinnati Convention in reference 10 affairs in
Kansas.
'If this system Of petty hultfinding was con-
fined to the colored Republicans, would not
care, for that is what they live upon. Indeed,
all that is necessary to constitute good colored
hcPuDllCdilt ID 10 anu CuiSS btS OohSt'sN-
ton, the laws of the land, and those who ad-
minister them.
"You ask if am pleased with your course in
reference to Kansas affairs? answer that
am. l can see no other reasonable course TO
pursue, and preserve the nationality of the Dem
ocratic party. Suppose Douglas should carry
out his late views, where would he land us?-
just look at it. We pledge ourselves in the
Cincinnati Platform, Gin great capital letters
to the doctrine of Nom Intervention By Congress
in the affairs Of or Territories! But now Douglas
introduces his bill entitled an Act to enable the
people OF Kansas to attend to their own business,
lie proposes by this act Of Congress, to have
the President appoint five commissioners, (all
good democrats, supppose,) whose duty it
shall be to gather up their duds and proceed to
Kansas. And when they get there they are to
proceed to number the people as Moses did the
children OF Israel, and fix upon time and pla-
ces of holding an election, and straighten out
all their affairs generally, that have got so tan
gled up. All this is to lie done by a party in
Congress who have laid il down as u fun lamen- :
al plank in their platform, that the people Of a
Territory have the right to form and regulate
all their domestic affairs in their own way"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03

PAPER FROM CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Sorg
hum, to which the attention OF our agriculturiSts
is generally attracted at present, promises to be
multilold in its uses. The Pittsburgh Dispatch
says: "We some time since received sample
ofne wspaper manufactured from it at the works
of Messrs Thompson Hanna Il Sons, Steuben
vile, Ohio. 1t is tough in fibre, of exceent
in color, and hard surhce-rcsemblng the best
parchment. This sample was made from the
cane without any mixture Of foreign substances,
and as the pulp can be made at much less ex.
pense than from rags, contains sufficient gum
for sizing and has every quality needed in news
paper, we may safely anticipate the time when
it will come into extensive use for that purpose.
It may require mixture OF rags to soften the
texture Of the paper, say one third, with which
edition, a paper can be made equal to any now
in use for strength, color and finish. The first
experiment has been highly satisfactory, and
Messrs Thompson Hanna & Sons, will engage
in its manufacture as soon as such efficient stock
is available"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
.ss,char,l Is ann .e,r AGAIN.

To see how easy it is for man to make an
ass Of himself it is only nece essary to be con-
slant reader Of the Cadiz Republican Those
that wish to see the long cared animal in all Of
his beauty, would do well to take that paper
Their desires would be fully met. e
Now for the proof Of the above remark read
Richards papsrof week before last on the Kan
sas resolutions passed by the Ohio Legislature.
In that paper ho says 'they are a decided ex-
preston Of opinion" This week be says, in
speaking Of these same Kansas resolutions ga
beau,iiul batch they were--seIf contradictory
and cowardly In the extreme"
aSmart man that man Hatton."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
ParsDn Browmlow accepts the I'm


Parsan Brownow, in late letter, thus ac-
cepts the invitation recently extended to him by
Horace Greeley: "Horace Greeley has announ-
ced that when reach New York, as expect TO
do in the spring, the arrangements are to have
my arguments and statements refnted by Fred.
Douglas, one Of the co!orcd orators! have ar
ranged to meet his case. Ishall take with me
a servant, acting in the capacity of a barber,
and knownas ALI. Anderson. lie. is large.
fine looking negro, between the years Of 25 and
80, reads and writes well, has some experience
as pablo speaker, has stentorian lungs; is a
strong, forcible speaker, rather eloquent than
otherwise, and is native of East Tennessee -
He will meet colored orators, advocate and Illus
trate Southern slavery, and oppose aboitionism
In the meantime, if you can induce him to 60
with you upon an underground railroad to Can
ada, or to remain in your glorious land Of free
dom, will let him do either and give no oppo.
sition to stealing him"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
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z P I L E PTIC PILLS.

For Mr C"c Of FTs, SpaSns, Cramps and a1
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bDERSpNS who are lahoring under this distress.
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esuy ever discovered ior curing Epilepsy or Falling
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These Pills possessa specific action on the ner /.
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'ofespecal benefit for all persons afflicted Will,
nerves, or whose nervous system has heen
prostrated or sIatt d from any cause whatever
IN Lhronic coinpaints or diseases Of long s,nntine
,upermdnced by neryousness, they are exceedingly
Price 43Per box, or two boxes for S. Persons
tue pills them through the mnil free Of postape.
For sa e by SETH ;. HANCE, No. leg BAI,iI.
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The Greatest Medical Disco, cry OF tho Age, is
Ayers Catiaartic Pills.

They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured dyspepsia.
lhree BOXES have cured the worst cases Of Scrofla
Two boxes have cured Erysipelas. -
vne box always cuies the ianndice.
Three boxes are sure 10 cleanse the svsteo, from,
Boils--oiten less than one does 1t.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of al.
GERS on the legs .0IT
Small doses seldom tail TO cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach 's.'
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
Tue body u hey should be given to children who
are always more or less 'tilcted ~ih this scourge.
As gentle Physic they have no equal
One box cures deraugenent Of the LAYER
Hal; box cures II Coid
Thei purify the blood and thus strike at the foun.
daiion OF every disease
ASA Dinner Pill there is not their equal il, the
World. - " ~ ~
Iney are pnre'y vegetable and can do no harm,
but do accomplish an unlccountabe amount OF
good
fr'pared by DR.. j. AVER, Practical Chem
ist' Lwei Ms., and sold by all Druggists aud Dea.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03

In A Flx-The Treasurer of Washington
county has tied up one Of the locomotives OF the
NJ. Il G. Il. r. Co, and offers it for sale on the
30th of this month to pay the taxes due from
this Company to that county. Any one in want
of locomotive Tor family use, or any enterpri-
sing man dcsirous Of building an independent
line will do well to drop in about that time and
relieve the faithful official Of his elephantine
charge
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03

GOLD Discovered IN 0HIo.-The Sandusky
Register says: "Great excitement prevails in
Belleville--ten miles south Of Mansfield, in
Richland county-and vicinity, in consequence
of gold having been discovered in a hill abeut
one-half mile northeast Of that village. We
are informed by one of the conductors on the
S. NJ. & N. Railroad that one day last week the
owner ofthe land where the precious metal was
discovered, and his son, washed out, in six
hours, about sepen do1lar's Uorth Of dust!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
OHIO LES.ISLATIIRE

The most important bill passed by the Leg
islatnre during the past week, was the repeal o.
the law passed last winter, entitled the "C0un-
ty Fee Bill" This was good move. We are
in favor. at al TIMES, Ofa man getting what he
earns.
The Legislature seems to be progressing rap
idly with its business, and would without doubt
make short session, (Which we have hopes
that they will do at any rate,) if it were not or
the time occupied by the black republican men,
bers in making abolition humbuS, Kansas
shrieking speeches.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03

0%-The keeper of public house in Dayton,
Ohio, named Ike Long, recently circulated Sian.
derous reports concerning woman. She star
ted out as the ayenser Of her own wrongs and
found him on street corner, gassing to crowd
when she seized him by the collar, and gave
him a sound cowhiding! The bystanders i'm
mediately raised a subscription and bought her
8 new dress and promised her that the next
time she did it, they would buy her two. A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03

O5-Gov. Chase in his annual message, takes
pretty strong hard money ground. He recon,
mcnds that the specie basis Of oil banks be wi
dened, and, so far from removing the restric-
tons under which they may labor at present, he
advises that stronger safeguards to the public be
used. Such message in 1914, from Acting
Governor Bartley, threw the State into fer
ment. Now, men Of all parties acquiesce in
what seems too plain for elaborate argument
Such is the progress which democratic truth
has made in thirteen years!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
AlbnmY GltlIe NTarIkcf.

January 25, 185S.--At w. W. Woolford's
Bulls Head, Washington avenue.
Beeges--550 Beef Cattle at market; prices,
live weight, extra S5; first quality 81, second
quality $3.50; third quality So.
Cows and Calves is in market; prices range
from for extra $50; first quality $40; second
$35; third $40.
Sheep and Lambs--1,2O0 in market; prices
range from for extra $3.50; first quality $3.50;
second quality $3.50; third $3.50. Swine.
None in market
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
The Mormon WAR 4 ever i'm CaiifOr-

The San Francisco Herald. says: "The Mer-
mon war fever is progressing very rapidly thro'-
out the State, and hopes are very generally en-
tertaned that, in the event of serious war,
the President will make a requsition for troops
on this State. There is no doubt that splendid
short notice, which would number in its ranks
many who have seen service already in the
tented field"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
AIIegheny Cntlle rnrkrl.

ALLEGHENY. Jan. 2S, 1883.
Beeyes-Some $50 head were offered, 6T5
sold at prices ranging from ga gross, equal 10
4@8 net. The sales at were Inferior lots; good
common net 2%, good medium at and prime
to choice at 80 @4
Sheep-Nearly LOO head offered, and only
40 sold; the on' lot sold bringing $40 p head.
Hogs-7.0OO head offered, and l,200 sold at
3 Z @4 gross, a few selling TO butchers at 4il@
AZ - y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
Al GOOD nit.

The Tanner Of Liteyty, syeaking Of the Free
State men Of Kansas, who would not vote when
theyeould have made Kansas free had they yo-
ted, says, = s-oTt 5eliii. i.gqz9
"In rsfusug to vote, these fellows remind one
Of q spunky child fhat refuses to eat his supper
until after the table has been cleared, 50 as 70
have something to cry about'i ii' 9I'ssl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
Special Notitts.
JACOB CRABB

M OST EARNESTLY REQUESTS his fri.,d,.
L'I without distinction OF color. to call NJ once.
and setlle their respective accounts, ss l,o is in
need OF m'ney TO pay his debts, and get SONS OF
5hnse cheap goods that are selling in the East
have the trouble OF calling on YOU personally,
which will be done, and no mistake
Cadlz, Ohio, Feb 3.4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03

lie, Western fine, 81 90; Beef Cattle. wosts-A
rough and fair, 7aS; Beef Cattle Texas and
Attakapas, lo922; Choice S5@t2; Hogs 6;
Sheep S2,25.
CHIUaoO. Jan 25-Hogs, l43 head, Av. 241
rs. at 1895; 100 head az 800 Bs. at S3,TO;
ITO head av 265 bs at S3,T0; 50 head sv PSI
Bs. at $3.50; lis head av 226 bs. at S3.S7<.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
fr.7-.Loo Smiths wile and Lhree sons now re-.

OJ-Joe Smiths wife and three sons now re-
side at Nanvoo, Ill. She has fine farm, which
is managed by the two elder boys. None OF
the family believe in Mormonism, though Da
vid, the youngest child, is worshipped by the
Mormons as a great prophet, who, his father
predicted before he was shot, would equal Da-
vid OF old in wisdom, and should ultimately be
the leader of the sect 4+ ta.' = q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-03
cAnlz vvuoL rsALE mtRKrE.

(Corectel TFecE1y by George S wilson, IVho'e.
sale Groces, bortear,hng anI Commission
Me,chaAts.)
CApIz ONO, Jan 26, 1873.
Fhw--For good Supertine and Extra $3.50
@500
IVheat-5oa75.
Gtnccries-- Sugar in hh's. ~ as; n. O..
Molasses 30@33 cts per gal.
Rio Cofs-ll912%; Java IS; Pepper Il
Ground Pepper 15@17.
AAsp'cc-l7; Cloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar 5@
51&; German do. z . ad
CASTLE Soap - Is; Soda 6ia Candles l2&@13.
G,ran-Con 25@3o; Oats 22@25i Rye 4O@
As; Barley 37@45c.
R'ce-6lac p ib.'
1a'aoo---6 Twist II; Dewy & Andcrson's
brands 30@33
Fisl-Mackcral No. 8, q bbl. $l3,oo hal
do 100
Sagrs-Crushed and Pulverized Coverings
brand l2@lfc.
Sarcli--9cts p b.
Tens Young Tyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
10000
Muls-1o to col s3, so. $ to 90 1875. eto
$3.50.
Sal--p,ttsburgh, 1926 p bbl
Seels-'Iimo,hy Seed $3.50. Glover Seed,
4,0O@ f,5o, Flax S0,75.