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@. ]. KRELER, M. D..
NEW ThEATM ENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

Established for the Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Feser and Ag1e,
Asthma, Eaeipie7t Consumption, IafTm-
ties Of Youth and Old Age, dc.
E NO, MERCURY USED. "a
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BY Homer Strong. Deputy.
ADAMS CGNF1ELD. PlI's Aft'y. fe62td2iO
GGERTFF'S SALE-Pursuant To tbe

CAl4II. III budub W bAO
y command Of writ Of yendl expenas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahga County at The suit
Of p Fogg against H A -Ackey to directed, shal
offer for sale Public Auction the door OF the Court
House corner and Champan streesl nthe city
Of md sa1d county, the 4th day OF March 1853
estate to wit: Situate the of cleveland, Cuyahoga
Count, and which is also in the state of Ohio aud Is
nown being the nOTthe y o ten lot No g. IN
Cleve land CITY, and bounded f0llOws NoTtheIy ~
o. nd street westerly By Huds street. southery BY the
gortherv line OF sul-lot No 3s H A Ackley allot
ment the southery OF lot No g. and e. serJ by the
land of John Blair continuing about acres OF land
Appraised al $1,000 . -
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CHBRIPF'S SALE-Pursuant to the

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of a Of vendi exponas issued from the
Court Common Pleas OF Lucas County, az the suit OF
Allen HInckl.y, plaintiff aguinst Andrew Field and
Others defendants, erected shall offer Tor sale al
Public Auction the door Of the Court House corner Of
Seneca and Champan streetS in the city Of Clevennd,
CUyahoga County, the 18th day Of March, 1889 at
O'Clock p NJ of said day the following described lands and
tenements, wit Situate IN the City Of Cleveland Cuya
h0a County, and which also in the state of Ohio and IS
known by part of lot n Cle eend village, and IS bounded
follows commencing on the sOutherly line Of Cham
plain street. 6H feet westerly from its ntersec ion with the
westerly line of Ontario street. AZ the north west corner
of land decided by James s Clark to Albert SebbLs
the d day Of April 1892 and running thence westerly with
ChAmpain street forty fest thence sOuthsr at right
giles with Chsmpain street eighty feet 20 alley thence
eastery with said alley and parallel with Chanpnn St.
forty feet 20 the south west of land deeded fore
said TO said Albert v Ste5hns thence nOrthery eighty
10 the place Of beginning be the same more or less
Also other piece parcel OF land situate In the City
of Cleveland, which also the County and State atOre
said and known BY heg parts Of original lots Iumer
elghty and in the plat OF The village Of
Cleveland, IS bounded follows, to wit Beginning
The southery line Of Champan street. one hundred
thence westerly with said souihsrly line Of Champain
street eighty feet alley running parallel with Cham
plain street, thence eagtarly with said alley forty feet
thence noheriy eighty ieet TO the place of beginning be
the more OF less
sad above described parcels Of land appraised at $500
each.
-.1 D l. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
HILL Pratt PIf-s Attiys feNa
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AYERS CATHARTIe PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF PURsAvIvE MEDICINE
For Costfveness
For tho Cure Of DyspepsIa,
For Jaundice;
For the Cure of Indigestion;
For Headache; a
For the Cure of DvBentsry.
For Foul Stomach;
Forthe Cure Of Erysipelas
For the Piles;
For the Cure Of ScrOfnla
For all Scrofulous Complaints; III
For the Cure of Rheumatism.
For Diseases of the Skin:
For the Cure Of Liver Complaints;
For the Cure of Tetter, Hunaors and Salt Rheum;
For Worms;
For the Cure Of Gout;
For Dinner Pill;
For the Cure of Neuralgia:
For Purifying tue Blood.
Fhey sughr-coated sOthat the most sensitive can
them pleasantly and they the best aperient in the
world Tor all 1he purposes OF family physics
Price 25c- per Box /; Six Boxes for 81.
Great nun ers Of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and
em1eht penpnages have lent their 70 certify ths
pared usefulness Of these remedies but our spaee here
will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below
furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
giyen with also fall cescuons The above comDiaints
and the treatment that shon De followed for their
Do not be put of by unncped dealers with other prep
afafions they make more prof. Demand AYERS, and
take others The sick the best aid there is for
them, and they should have it.
All our remedies are for sale bV
WI. FISK, and eAYLoRD & HAMMOND, and an
Dealers in Medicine. - q ~
= IGll7 ! l-L-IQt- decIIdktw 6m sweow 6m--
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CoIEAeE OF The UNITED SrArEs.-From the
annual report Of the director of the mint we derive
the following synopsis of the coinage during the
last fiscal year:
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Mtisfelianeons.
Notice.
. HATTERSLEY

L. fully inform his friends and ne pubic maj ne n
remoTed his Gun Store 70 No lH Superior stseel ue1
49, y f,9Thsm = Aplinis where may be found large
ssSortmeut OF Rifles Shot Guns ReEolyers PISTOLS Pow
der Shot, Csps, ec Y repairing aoS nfss -o
isna
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COMMERCIAL.
produce Markets.

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUESDAY, Feb. l5-5 P NJ
FLoUR-sses % bbls Ind superhne at s47s 80 bh ez-
ira at s575; 200 bb,s. good extra at Ss.s7h-
WHEAT-2 cans red sold 26 track car choice do
at s27 medium white at 81 O 66O bus Indians white
from store at s1.2s
oATS-One car new track sold at Sc
PoRK-A sale was made Of 6s bbls. mess At sl1,5a
PEACHES-sale sOOIbs peeled at 2Oc
OIL MEAL,-SAle ton at so.
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plumbing, ttf.
M. PLTTINS son.

M. PATTINSON.
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. = Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square.
] MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
= constantly hand complete assortment Of Copper
Lead asd Iron Bathing Tubs Marble Plain and Fancy
CHINA Wash Basins, Water Closets common Lit Force
Pumps Of the bestdescrpti0n- Also L. Waefeaer Co.
Patent italian Stone Fersr aud aether arc les this
lne Of business
ad ever twenty experience in this branch
q and most of the iastfour years engaged
housesn town confident Of giving
age. $500 1880 f
hydIants Tubs, Closets and Basins fitted up in the
atest and most approved style
OLaers Inc ey anr country promptly attended to-
'ooelh elgs e9eeuteo with neatness and dispatch.
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d R. =. O.lA EE n & CO..
LOWELL. MASS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has for itself such the every
ety OF Throat and Lung Complaint that Ii entirely
necessary f1r rs to recount the evidence Of its virtues
wherever II has been employed As it has long been in
Constant use throughout this section need not do
tnan assure the people its quality kept % the best i
ever has been and that it be relied 20 do for their
rellet all i has ever beenfound todo.
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CURE Warranted.


Persons in any naIt q The World NAV be
treated oy 9rFar.lng detail Of their
renallsalcs ~ nsell1nas Sc -
AedresS DT AMOS SON corner lIain and cuay-sts
beuAlo N T. Jansd&Wiy1s5
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divided among he Mints and branches as follows:

RARGAINS FOR THE MILLION
valencia Plsids worth shllings reduced 10 22 cents
pef5ara lanH 8. l. BALDWIN CO.
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DR.. AMOS &SON.

DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, Ny.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
a the State who members OF the Royal College OF
fe morning until satrsht in ever state and sTrptoof
dsesse Ihe reatnei they adopt the rssut q faPars
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
properly kSoh as seIaisi sansss SC Can Be pidapt
this Instrument when used coniontly with Medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NoFIcE.yTy
DR. AMOS SON take pleasure in Announcing hat ta,
t5s above diseases T has 6sea 1bscs 70 s tss eg T p
most eminent phgSclans IN London Paris, Phiadeiphiz
Iasni ever invented for the of Semsi esfness or
disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Prc
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS son have devoted their attention s1elu-
syely g this peculiar class Of aai and he relief heF
tures is fully testified and gratefully acknowleds v con
escent patients and Others daily arriving intoWn from
tatons while their erertions havs been rr ed
signal advantages yet from what they ha exefsaeed N
from their simple condition that Of re mSst 90
i;fT % " ,seiT reysn5r mi -, hsel57l,ed n
invariably found that The mos horrible and ssss
following eauses Isorsnce, peglect The 5ed
nsk and improper treatment; thefefore Dr as1s
remedies saf eisefasi md estis ss q
Ius AZ coaolnaoA OF remedies WI ch bear an ar.-os
;iarncter as well as those whose premature -
ippica1lon might be productive o bad IL ~
alas q plisale dunis In short ths aui1he end o{
sar IsRsdes is ne lsssenins Of great mass df human
nsery p the aeatien, relief and praTsrelon Of fh51s5
aa wnle1 they 50 eztensively surround Us aiea
ef eoi sAih aho renee for their exteFuua15n.
-.--5 : COUNTRY MyALIBs. = ! $500
Persons IN any nart q the world may be sul-sa1y
Ts5.se ~ M Mrs5,ns co1eet dsial Of their With
AadIe7 DT AMOS SON. corner 8Iain and Cusy-sts.
51nAio N. T. Jan8d&Wly1g5
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Six of these Pills will supply the blood with the
amount of nutrition 5 ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take of these
Pills twice week They viii not only keep Tour
system healthy regular but will protect your Infants
against CramD Pains IN the Stomach, and not
only healthy ch Al, but will invest every child thus
sucked with a sweet disposition
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TX HllO Y Au.-A H. lbUDDIINO
AU Merchant Tailor has removed his tailoring etsblsh
70 No IS Prospect ST., In BaudeTs Block. where he
VIII pc happy see his old friends He is prepared
to make Clothing in the latest and most fashionable
style. iull9.dtf6
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In instantaneous stopping the most excrucatng Pains
and Aches, Burns Scalds Cuts Wounds, Bruises &C.
renders important that every family keep supply Of it
the house.
Armed with this Remedy, household is always protect
against sudden attacks of sickness Thousands of lives
OF have been saved by its timely who
suddenly seized the night time with Cramps, Spasms,
Vomiting. Cholera, Yellow Fever and other violent dis
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally as
the require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness. and It will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE Pa
TIENT FROM PAIN. and arrest the disease.
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PARALYSIS
LAMENESS
Aud 10 all cases OF
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment it is applied to the injured parts all pain and
uneasness Look out Ceunterieits and Imita
tions--purchase only Railways Ready Relief
Price, 25 cents, 60 cents and 81 per bottle.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Bank Of Deposit.

Mr.. NICHOLS, who has just returned
from the gold region, and who has fur
nished US the substance of several edito-
rails published elsewhere, says he would
advise no man in the States, who is en-
gagged in business, or who is paying his
way, to think about going to the mines
with the view of getting rich, or making
his "pile." Gold hunting, like everything
else, which is followed with success, must
be entered into with spirit, and nowhere
else is industry SO absolutely necessary as
in the mines. He whs expects to dig out
fortune in few days, and then go back
to the States will surely return disap-
pointed; while he who goes there and
with his own hands delves in the soil, and
washes it for the shining treasure, and fol-
lows it up from day to day and week to
week, contented with his lot, and not
every day shifting about for "better
lead" will be sure to make something,
probably remunerating wages. The Banks
in that region are only banks of deposit
and every man who goes there is permitted
to draw the gold and pay off his own
drafts. If he remains, and struggles man
fully with the thousands of difficulties
that beset him, in time he can honor all Of
them, but no person will meet with sue
cess in the specie department, unless he
shows by honest industry that he is worthy
of his calling.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Photographic Artist.

We invite the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mr.. DA LEE,
which it will be an object for all persons
to consult at this season of the year. A
good picture of ones self is about as pref
ty New Years present as can be made
to friend, and quite as likely to be treas
ured as of inestimable value. Persons
bound for the gold region in the Spring,
should procure duplicate copies, and for
ward to all persons having an interest in
them. Mr.. DA LEE is acquainted with all
the different modes of taking pictures by
the suns rays, and readily transfers ones
shadow to silver plate, glass, marble,
iron or leather, and fastens it there in q
durable manner. We had the pleasure
of visiting his rooms few days ago, and
found them fitted up in the very best
style, with a splendid skylight. After
once getting good likeness, he has the
art of multiplying them to any extent
without the necessity of an extra sitting.
Go in and get picture and present it to
your friend or lover.
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ouni, for ~ Gala nrln..

The Leavenworth Herald gives the fol-
lowing estimate for complete outfit nee
sssary to a company Of four persons bound
for the gold mines. which embraces list
of prices for which the articles can be
bought in Leavenworth. How prices may
range in the Spring, no one can now de-
termine; but We pledge parties outftting
for the new Eldorado. that supplies will
be furnished as advantageously in Law
renee as in any river town, Leavenworth
and Kansas City not excepted. Our Law
renee merchants viii be prepared to sup
ply all who may reach this point, let that
number be large or small. We believe
some of them have thirty thousand out
fits in mind, the same number our Leav-
enworth contemporary says can be fur
e-o,,, tko%
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Preserve this Paper.

The hundreds of new readers into whose
hands this number of our paper may fall,
SHOULD, by all means, preserve this copy of
it for future reference. 1t contains num-
berless items of lasting interest to those
destined for the gold region. Even the ad-
vertisements will be found of the greatest
importance, as indicating where outfits can
be obtained to the best advantage. Law
renee must nece ssarily be the great Quitting
point. 1t is from here the principal compa-
MES will set forward, and they will be made
up here. Those gentlemen who spent the
last season in the mines, and who have sac
riiced whole year ofadventure to ascertain
the truth in regard to the gold region, and to
learn the best routes, &C., will be in readi-
ness, as soon as the season shall open, to con-
duct trains by the best route, and in the
shortest time.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Hoisl oonvenisness.

Any amount of hotel accommodations can
be procured in Lawrence at very low rates,
for such persons as shall arrive here to wait
for the setting out oftrains in the Spring for
the gold region. Though we should I'M
doubtedIy be badly crowded. yet Lawrence
could accommodate two thousand persons at
one time, and with less Inconvenience than
they could accommodate one hundred per-
sons in the Spring of 1856. We have now
the Eldridge House, which can conveniently
accommodate two hundred persons, and if
crowded, could take care of four hundred
The Johnson House, also very excellent
building, conveniently arranged, and kept
in first class style. can also accommodate
seyenty-fve or one hundred persons. and by
crowding, could. no doubt, provide for one
hundred and fifty or two hundred. The
Whitney House can do nearly as well;
while the Waverly and the Eastern Houses
are each prepared to provide for large num-
Der. And then, any number of private fam
lilies would throw open their doors during
the short period adventures would natural
ly tarry with US.
Let everybody, then, who is going to the
gold mines, make his way as early as practi-
cable to Lawrence, and at this point, after
consulting with the adventures of last sea-
son, they can perfect their arrangements for
going forward at an early day. We would
suggest that it would be well to be here by
the first or middle of March, and few should
delay later than the LIST of April, for the sea-
sons in the mountains are short at best, and
the earlier the gold seekers arrive upon the
ground, the greater success will attend them.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

" Mr.. NICHOLS suggests that persons
going to the mines in the Spring, should
not neglect to take out with them small
quantity of garden seeds, particularly on
ions, lettuce, cabbage, &c. And it would
be well to take along few agricultural
implements. He is confident that along
the streams vegetation, with proper cul-
ture, will grow as luxuriantly there as in an
other portion of the West. 1t is true, the
season is shorter, but there will be ample
time to'produce most of the cereals grown
in the States between the disappearance
of frost in the Spring, and its re-appear-
ance in the Fall.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Mail Route 10 the Mines.

A petition is in circulation at Kansas
City, asking for the establishment of a
mail route between that city and Pixies
Peak. That mail is needed between the
gold regions and the States Immediately,
is apparent; but we see no necessity of its
starting from Kansas City. There is q
daily mail to Fort Riley, and from that
point the mail should leave weekly OF
oftener. II, however. it is desirable to
start it from the border, Leavenworth is
the place for it to set out from, not Kan
sas City. The government would derive
material advantage from mail starting
from Leavenworth, and running thence to
Fort Kerney and the mines, but none, as
we can see, by starting it from Kansas
City.
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nrWe are truly grateful to the bust

Or We are truly grateful to the BUSH
ness public of Lawrence for their numer-
Gus advertising favors this week. All Of
them have good stocks of goods, and all
are determined to labor unitedly to make
Lawrence a desirable place to outfit from
for the mines. We had purposed writing
extended notices of several new houses
this week, but the absolute pressure upon
our columns has prevented us from doing
so. We shall take pleasure in bringing
up" at another time. Those advertising
patrons whom we have neglected will
please call our attention to any oversight,
which we viii fully correct at another
time.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Oualitv of the Gold.

All the reports agree in representing the
gold of Western Kansas the best yet
found on the American continent. All
the specimens we have seen have been
nearly pure. The New York Post states:
"The result of the assay of the gold from
the Cherry river mines, received within q
few days from Leavenworth, Kansas, by
Messrs. Sewell, Ferris & Co., of New York,
shows that, with the exception of few
small lots from Georgia, it is the finest gold
ever received from any part of North
America-its value, after melting, being
$2006 per ounce fneness, S701a thou.
sandths."
The N. Y. Tribune says: ga large bank
ing house in Leavenworth proposes to
establish branch at the mines for the pur-
chase of gold from the miners. There has
already been small deposit, at the Assay
Office in this city, of gold from the Gila
region"
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
The Territorial Legislature.

This body meets at Lecompton, on
Monday, the Sd inst. Members are ar
irving hourly in Lawrence, as we go to
press, and all of them express a determi-
nation to look after general legislation
first, and leave the special legislation, if
any, to the close of the session.
The Council consists of thirteen mem
bers, who hold over from last year, and
are as follows -
C. W. BABoooK, Speaker, Lawrence.
Lyman Allen. Lawrence.
Ed. s. Nash, Olathe.
o. E. Leanard, Burlington.
D. Sibbet, Brooklin.
c. K. Holiday, Topeka.
R. Crozier, Leavenworth.
John Wright,
]. P. Root, Wyandott.
L. C. Challis, Atchison.
A. G. Patrick, Grasshopper Falls.
J. A. Mead, Manhattan.
B. Harding, Wathena.
The House has thirty-nine members, as
follows -
LIST District-Leavenworth county -
Lyman Scott, j. s. Mcdowell, A. M.
Clark, Otis NJ. Marsh, w. Y. Roberts, G.
F. Kob, James Medill, ]. W. Wright
I'd. Atchison COL. Dickerson, H.
Wider, J. B. Irwin.
Sd. Doniphan Cow. s. Lewis, Robt.
Graham, A. j. Allison, Thos. Stevenson,
A. Larzalere.
4th and 9TH. Brown and Nemaha -
Mr.. Graham.
9Th. Marshall NO election.
9TH. Jefferson Edward Lynde, D.
Guernsey.
9Th. Calhoun Mr.. Silvers.
9th. Riley and Pottowatomie :-Abra.
ham Barry, Mr.. Points.
10th. Douglas and johnson :-Robt.
Morrow, G. H. Branscomb, P. II. Town.
send, A. Curtis, H. j. Canniff, L. Wood
ward, John Lockhart, j. B. Hovey.
11th. Shawnee WIN. Holmes.
18th, 18th, 14th. 18th, 18th. Richard
son, Davis, Wise, Breckenridge; Weller,
Madison, Butler, Hunter, Greenwood ;
Bourbon, Godfrey, Wilson, Dorm, MCGEE;
Woodson, Coffey, ALLEN; Anderson, Frank
lin IT. R. Roberts, VIM. Spriggs, L. A.
Bailey.
18th. Linn r. B. Mitchell, A. Dam
18th. Lykins M. F. Holiday, VIM,
Walters. ~
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sub.e,,b. for N. H.r.ld Of rr..dom.

This number of our paper will fall into
the hands of many persons who are not
subscribers. Those who are in want of
reliable news journal, which they can de-
pend upon in all cases, and who wish for
general intelligence from the gold regions,
should send us two dollars forthwith, and
order the paper one year. The Herald Of
Freedom is the Oldest Free State newspa-
per in Kansas; it was established here just
four years ago, and in the face Of number
less difficulties, it has maintained its posi-
ton, and is still content to labor for the
making of Kansas Free State without
desiring to connect itself with any party
organized outside of Kansas, though the
sympathies Of the editor are identified
with the Republican party, and when
Kansas becomes State in the Union he
expects to be found battling in the ranks
of that party, but not until then. This
much, that new subscribers may not mis-
understand our political position.
We have regular correspondent in the
mines, who promises to keep US fully
advised with everything of interest trans
piring there. He is a practical man, and
his letters will commend themselves to
the intelligence of our readers, and will
ejust what every man, seeking that local
ity will desire to read.
In the past we have not given that at
tention to the reports from the gold regions
which others have done. We were OF
the opinion, that it was impracticable fol
any person to set out for that region late
in the fall, and were fully conscious that
we should have an abundance of reliable
news before the time of emigration would
arrive in the spring; and until all doubts
were removed by undisputed evidence
we chose to be silent. These doubts are
now put at rest, and the Herald of Free
dom, from this time forth, will be fully w
with its contemporaries, not, perhaps, il
roorbacks, but in truthful intelligence
from the new Eldorado.
Our motto always has been, "Be sur
you are right, then go-ahead !"