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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13
Total 11g0 1861
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Total 2o33 81
Total .l2gS rs
TOTAL VOTE OF TIE DISTRICT:
ANASA COBB. Republican. Is, Oe3
NOAH II. VIRGIN, Democrat ........ 1885
School Books In {

School BooKs.-In commenting on
our remarks in regard to a law which a mem
Der Of the legislature coutemplates making
IN regard TO a change Of textbooks, the
Iri57I.c saws:
- The only persons benefited bv it are
Book AGENTS and Teachers, WHO generally
manage to make a speculation ont Of every
change Of books produced"
The editor speaks krowirgIv Does he
speak from experience : We have never
heard Of 4 school teacher or a book agent
making a single cent from a change Of text
books After the use Of a series in our
public schools for twelve wears the editor Of
the IrjJR,c opposed any change and refused
to pay thirty cents for the purchase of now
reader. We should have been greatly dis
appointed If he had not favored a law pro
hibiting a change. Fortunately our Iogisla-
tue IS not wholly composed Of fossils who
think there neuer was such a thing as - Da-
boi."-Aat. Dem0rrat.
We arc unable to determine why a differ
cnce Of opinion in regard to the propr.etv
Of frequent changes Of Text Books. should
be made the occasion Of personal attack
upon as by our neighbor of the Dsuocrot.-
We have said nothing to provoke such IL
ccnse, and woald not again alluae to the
matter but for an unqualified f,lsehood in
the above extract. In the first place we had
no more to 90 with the change Of Books in
our Public Schools than we had with the
veto Of the Civil Rights bin by President
Johnson. The further charge that g. the ed
itcr of the TRIBUNE refused to paw thirty
cents for the purchase Of new reader" is a
base SANDER as false as the heart of the man
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13
state OF wisconsin.

state OF WISCONSIN,.
IOWA COUNTY CusCUIr JcUEr.
Josiah H. Tya-E
Catharine Priestley and
Mary Prestley,
Plaintiffs, Summons tor Relief.
Against The Plaintiff desires the
Martin A'ist, Iial Of this action If amy
Daniel Z'mfler, there De 10 he had in the
Matthew Cuuu.leham County OF Iowa
Joseph Pollard and
Thomas Jeffrey,
Defendants.
To Martin Nash, Daniel thinner. Matthew Cunning
nal, oseph Pollard and thomas Jeffrey, Defendants
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in taa action which is fled in the office
81 the G-eFA o. The Circuit Court ia and for Iowa
County, Wisconsin, and 20 serve copy Of your an
s"er 20 the said conu-a on the subscriber his Of
fee in Mineral Point Iowa County Wis .oflSin within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of the
day Of such service. ana if ii 20 said
plant within the time above mentioned, the plaintiffs
viii apply the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Jauuary I'D. 1861
ALEX. WILSON
Mineral Point, Wis.-n5vG. Plain-if's Atty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

IHr F-,-aaelrAia burglars have con-
strrctea patent warranted % oren
~ sefe IN three hours
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

NEv York possesses seven citizens
whose collective wealth ) estimated
a SIj0.oo0.Nn0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

IoLE-IN- E-DAY-TLis some what
celebrated Chippewa chief has quietly
settled down m log house about two
miles above Chippe \ gercy- twill
be remembered that a couple Of wears
ago his large frape dwelling house
was burned to the ground, Asa com
pensation for this loss, he received
from the Government some $4,000.
This money Hole-in-the-Dav has ex-
pended principally in The purchase Of
took. and Is turning his attention to
that branch Of agriculture. He has
some dozen head Of good horses. He
puts IN quite large crops.-St. Cloud
ygNr..L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13
Impeachment.

OLciaFE CouiHlItLcS - 4estii-4S 80 -
lnonv relating to the impeachment Of
President JOHNSON. But very wisely
we think they are proceeding with
much caution, and It can hardly be
expected that the public viii be made
acquainted with the facts elected
from witnesses before the committee.
Occasionally, however, tie CORES
pondent Of some paper gives what
purports to be the substance of the
testimony Of witness. The last
upon the subject IS what purp0rtz TO
be from tie Washington correspond
ent Of the New York Tribune, under
date Of February 9Th,
1T IS stated. on high authority,
that Baker, the detective. IN his testi-'
monv before the Judiciary Commit
tee yesterday, IN the impeachment
matter, said he once had in his pos
session a letter written by Andrew
Johnson while Military Governor Of
Tennessee. addressed to jefferson
Davis, offering TO identify himself and
Tennessee with the Southern conted-
eracy on certain terms. that being
nature 70 the letter. he showed the
signature TO the Presidents private
secretary, who positively identified
'h1 l''Hu" F-1--iE
We place bat little reliance ii tie
reports q lAe correspondents IRON
" "SLl'lS 0oi' u pom Slc-- IL 3" tiers .ilo.'7Il
we sHoo-o oe N no way surprised L
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80
1A' ? h''l-'', - 'Nss' rs ~ -s-''l''
upon the SUBJECT.
ne I'M Peae"nen' OF the eh'e' eN
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TAX EN- Up.

r BY the subscriber. residing In .bA ,o-,
ES~-9~ OF KenIall Lafayette county four mil 90
--e--.N-- south Vest OF Mineral Point a Red ond
White Spe;kled HEIFER, one year old past with a
hole In the right aud notch under her LEFT ear sFJ
Stay has run With my cattle since June last
The owner = requested o CALL prove property pay
charges, and TAX. her away. -
WiLfIsN HEWITT
Ksn1.l. Js11s-y -. ~ .u-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

Summons tor Relief.
The Plaintiff desires the
Trial Of this action If amy
there De 10 he had in the
County OF Iowa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

The fialnGT desire the
trial Of this action If any
there he 10 be had IN the
County Iowa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-24
EVERYBODY WANTS

|nNE Of our new and useful INSECT
~ SHIELDS and MOSQUITO BARS
They arc invaluable to the nursery or sicl,
room; are adapted to bods, lounges, cribs
and cradles, without fixtures or supports ::
as protection against flies, are specially
useful for hotels, restaurants or private
tables. Made OF all sizes, can bo folded
and packed without injury i'll any ordinary
carpet-bag; are ready for use at all time.
and in all places, without adjustment @.
trouble.
Another supply og the FIVE DOLLAR
CLOIllES-WASliER and HINSER, Will,
and without wringcrs.
just received, the PEOPLES CLOTHES
WRiNGltlt, with elastic cork rollers ant
cog wheels. Not liable to injury on sof;cn-
ing by hot water, Ike the rubber ronccs
Az cheap rs the cheapest.
The Novelty Sewing Machine, just or; :
well adapted for all family scwinS; does
thoroughly MI the work of the higii-piircti
macEines. Price $40.
tent Rev Ncrsiblc Sewing Machine. \ beat
tiful and complete household griru,:
Price S25.
The public generally, and ladies -pr-
cially, are respectfully requested 10 cal.
and examine The working OF the above ma
chimes. Any Of ilIc above packed and scL.
to any part OF the State, pom the receipt
or the prices named. NJ Agents wanted
JOEL hElCiIUM, JE., & CO.,
General state Agents.
Stcnh'rs"'s Building, COlnmhia
May 10
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Aoueer Reunion.

Politics or public occasions bring
about singular social ge-upions as
we'll as makeyqueer bedlfellows; and
the dccasionLthe trial Of MIR. Davis
which Brought Republican editors
and the fiery Southern editors of
Richmond together around the social
board, was remarkable illustration
of this saying. The entertainment
was given by the Richmond editors
to their visiting brethren. The ac-
count given says that the seat Of
honor at the head of the table was
filed BY Horace Greeley. There were
also present Mr.. Townsend, Of tho
Tribune, Mr.. Poore, of the Boston
Journal, O'Conner, of the New York
Times, and representative of the
National MtelHgence7'. Ono account of
tho banquet says:
"Mr. Greeley declined to partake
Of the supper, as it was his custom
never to eat ut that hour, but made
On appropriate response to the toast,
"A reunited North and South Mr..
Greeley was observed to wear black
slouch hat, and to remark from the
spokesman of the Richmond Times
that he was expected to appear in the
renowned white hat, he replied that
he had never; owned but one white
hat in his life. The Tribune philoso.
pher was quite easy and communica
tive, and regaled those hear him with
number of jokes upon himself. He
! said that on one OCCASION, while walk
ing along tho streets of New York,
he heard ono Irishman say to an
other, There's Greeley Tut! says
the other, that can't be, for Gree
ley's nnigur.' "
AS we are on the highway to recon
struction, We are sure that such SO
cial parties as the above would aid il
making the progress go OH pleasantly
and smoothly. How much more tc
the purpose of re-cstablishing good
feeling is such a meeting as this, thar
the motley crowds which Wilson,
Kelley and others draw together te
hear their bitter harnngues... The
clever editors Of both sections could
if let alone, fix up the business in :
hurry.
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MAD Docs. writer IN the Ma

fiohat Intelligencer says spirits of harts-
horn is O certain remedy for the bite
gof Q mad dog. The wound should be
batlled constantly with it, and three
or four doses, diluted, taken in
wardly during the day. The liarts-
horn decomposes chemically the
virus insinuated into the wound, and
Immediately alters and destroys it
deleteriousness.
Z e. ANOTHER REASON FOR DooLrrTLE's g
EUROPEAN TRIp p-The Sd,' says that
Senator Doolittle has left Washing
ton for New ! 1ork, ehs'oue to Europe.
His visit there is in tile interest of
the railroad men of This country, and
it is stated that Mr.. Seward, hearing
of the Senator'S intended visit, gave
him official authority to treat with
Denmark for the purchase of tho
Island of st. Thomas. .
The Chicago Tribune encourages
unemployed workmcn in that city to
establish grocery and provision stores
on the cooperative system The
editor snys 5000 workmen of Chicago
taking the estimate of tho strikers)
have been idle since April 30. The
ordinary wages Of these men, ut 50. 80
per day, during the twelve working
days that have passed, would have
amounted to $50, 900. g.. .i so
! But few years have passed. since
instrumental music ia churches was
regarded as sacrilcge. 4 bass viol
was looked upon with righteous
horror. A certain Clergyman, whose
Judgment in the matter had been
ignored, introduced public service ms
follows: "You may fiddle and sing
the 125th psalm"
DAVIS AND CowAS.-AThc New
York Day Book is out in n strong
article favoring the nomination oi
Jeff. Davis and Edgar Cownn rs the
Democratic candidates for President
and Vice President of the United
States. .
4 man at Worcester, Mass, ha,
been fined 50 and costs for painting
his garden on Sunday, and party o.
card players had to pay SO apiece fol
indulging i'll their amusement on tha
day.
Stranger Gardener, why do yo,
water the sidewalk so much?" Gar
dener-'Sure, master has nothing tt
amuse him, and he makes me keer
the sidewalk wet while he looks al
the ladies ankles"
Be sure the wiclis OF your kerosene
lamps arc large enough to fill th'
tubes, otherwise, when tho oil get
low, the fire may run down inside til,
lamp, ignite the gas, and produc,
m explosion.
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"a Iate' PARIS letter I'd. Che. New .Yorle

a late Far1s letter TO the New 4 Ofll
Times says: America is looked upon
in the light of n public benefactor.
The Great Eastern, with her corpo-
rails ,guerd of Passengers, almost
sho would bring over 1000 persons,
each>w gold bag tied to his neck.
The Herald, of Monday, says: Mr.,
Davis still remains guest of Charles
O'Connor ut Washington Heights.
Freedom and repose have already
produced the most beneficial effects
upon his health, and it is expected
that in n short time he Will be COM
pletely restored.
The' amount of grain now in Chi
cago, as reported by the various ware
houses to the Board of Trade, is
2, 256, 900 bushels, against 4,01O, OS9
bushels Mt the same time last year
showing q decrease of 1,754. O99
bushels.
Tho Southern Baptist Conven ton,
Mt its late session, nnmed Saturday
before tue fourth Sunday in Juno
next as u day of general prayer and
humiliation throughout the Southern
Church. .... ,,
Mr.. Cyrus Field has caused to be
published tho announcement thrt n
large iceberg hns so damaged tho
cable of 1866, TINT the signals through
| it have ceased. The cable of 1865
still works well.
The use of tobacco has been pro-
scribed by the Vermont Methodist
Conference. Hereafter, no person
addicted to tho habit will he admit
ted to membership.
PERIOD OF INcUBATIoS. Hens. Of
all kinds, set 81 days; ducks, 90 days;
geese, so to 50 days; guinea fowl, %
to 10 days; turkeys, % days; pea
hens, 80 days.
The Count of Flanders, brother of
the King of Holland, gave his wife
$780, 900 worth of diamonds us a
marriage present. He is what the
ladies call "a perfect gentleman.
THE EARLIEST YET.-The Tampa
Ella Peninsula, of the 11th instant,
says fine water-melons have been
brought to that market for tho past
week.
EMANCIPATION IN CUDA.-The pro.
jcct of nbolishing slavery on the Is
land of Cuba is openly mootcd, and
is likely to be accomplished at no dis
tant period.
A chimney, at Thompsonyillc, Con
necticut, 100 feet high, containing
100. 900 bricks, was moved, last week
n distance of seventy feet witlon
damage.
a shawl was recently sold in New
York for $4,000. In the samo city
women make shirts for q shilling
apiece.
The Providence Post has suspended
publication. and the Democracy O
Rhode Island are without an organ.
Flakes Bulletin says it is an nwfu
thing to live political life after til,
proper time for ones death.
A bookseller being asked for cop,
of the Constitution, replied, II keel
no periodicals.
A negro in Georgia nogged Iii
daughter to. death for clandestin,
"sparking.
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PEoeREss OF THE AGE.-Thc fol-
lowing, We suppose, will be put down
as evidence Of our advanced civiliza-
ton:
GA man, recently tried in Maine,
was convicted and fined SIG for sell
ing a glass of sweet cider; and this,
it is said, establishes the constitu-
tionality of the law in that State,
that cider is as contraband as whiskey
or ale. One Of the Wholesale liquor
dealers in Boston has been notified
to cease sales on and after the 18th
instant"
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Robert j. Walker is authority for
the statement that Russian Am, rica
was offered to the United States. nm
der Polk's administration, for no.
thing, and refused. The Russian
Consul, Mt New York, says that the
failure of the Fur Company rendered
the country real encumbrance to
Russia, and that the opportunity of
throwing of the burden will he felt
rs II great relief.
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A snit has been commenced against
cx-Gcncral Gideon j. Pillow. in Mem
phis, TO recover tie value of goods
seized by him while in the capacity
OF Confederate officer. Tho point
in dispute is, whether the authorities
under which he acted were bona tide
belligerents. The case will go to the
Supreme Court
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STocK.-A writer in the Albany
Ncws snys it may be well to say to
our planters, that now when long
forage is scarce, and corn also, that it
would be advisable to haul into and
lay around about the lot number of
poplar or dog-wood poles for the
stock. Poplar, perhaps, is more nc
ceptable to mules, but either will
benefit them. The mules will, at
this season of the year, grccdily pull
off and cat the bark. These barks
nre tonic, and servo to keep the stock
healthy.
A DIsTEMpERED IMAGINArIoN.-
Mrs. John Goldrick, in Wethersfield,
age fifty eight, has, for months past,
had a strong presentiment of ap-
preaching death, though in appn-
rently good health. On Monday night
Of this week, she told her husband
she should die the next day, and mt 6
o'clock the next morning she became
insensible and soon died-the effect
of fear on distcmpcred imagina-
ton.
SoDDI:;o. THE SOLDIERS GRAVES. =
The Ladies' Memorial Associations 3
call for assistance on Friday, was
responded to by large number of
ladies' and gentlemen, who assembled
at the cemetery, aud repaired and
sodded the 200 or 250 soldiers graves.
Most of the graves wcro soddcd by
the ladies themselves, who will here
after number and record them and
keep them in order.
Fredericksburg Ncms.
SERVED HIN RIGHT. The noto-
rious Geo. w. Ashburn went into n
lawyers Office, in Columbus, a few
days since, and proceeded to give
his views concerning the comparative
merits of Gen. Grant and Gen. Lee.
and political affairs generally. He
became SO insulting that the occu
pant of tho Office knocked him down
and then kicked him down the stairs
and into the street.
The Salt Lake HidcM tells n fishy
story OF fishing in that vicinity, con
Guiding as follows: "a short distance
South Of tho Cottonwood Creek.
trout arc so plentiful that hooks and
lines are unnecessary. All that is
needed is IL pair of India rubber
boots, to keep the feet dry, and n
shovel to throw the fish on shore
PILGRIMS TO THE Holy SHRINE.
Gen. Sherman, Henry Ward Beecher,
Maggie Mitchell. the actress. Mark
Twain, the humorist, Henry Gwinn,
the negro orator, ana Robert Hen
dcrshoot, the drummer boy. are n
gistcred as passengers on the steam
ship Quaker City, shortly to sail for
Palestine.
Gen. d. Fl. Hill, in IN article pub
lishel in his magazine, says Incl
dentally. that it is the duty of voters
i'll the South to elect men to office
"whose consistent Unionism will be
satisfactory to the dominant party. I"
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON. The Brn-
lillian Minister took leave of tho Pre-
sident on Friday, prior to departure
for home. Addresses were made by
bosh gentlemen. The President, III
the course OF his reply, said:
The present condition OF the Amc-
rican States is hopeful Arbitrary
forms OF government have generally
disappeared from the continent, and
the nations nre organized under free,
or at least liberal constitutions. Co.
lonial restraints upon commercs have
passed away altogether, or been essen
TALLY modified.
Slavery, hcnccfortli, rc:ires from
this continent back to the old world,
whence, in an unhappy hour. it came
Certainly, our American States have,
in these respects, departed from evil,
and begun to do good. If now, they
can learn that, in MI cases, reason is
better aud moro efficient agent for
organizing and regulating political
societies than military force, they
may soon be expected to seek peace
aud pursue it.
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, Posr 0FFIoh HouRs.-The Office is
open from so. m.5until al5 p. M,
and fromI6 until 7 p. m. The North .
ernmail closes at B.: p. M, and all
other mails close ats p. m.
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EaOCal

Posr 0FFIoh HoyRs.-The Office is
open from Sa m. .suntil 81. p. M,
and from 6 until 7 p. m. The North .
rnmail closes at B.: p. m., and all
other mails close ais p. m.
Mr.. Agnow advertises lot of bacon
for sale at prices considerably below
the general market rate, by the hogs
head. Planters will find this an
excellent opportunity for replenish
ing.
The LAND We LovE.-We have re-
ceived the june number Of this excel
lent monthly, published by Genera!
d. H. Hill,y in Charlotte, n. C.,,wlich
contains the following: Sketch of
General G. B. Anderson; The Land
we Love; John Milton; Afternoon;
Perfect through Su ring; Hosein;
Dawn into Dcvonshirc; Love; Aunt
Abby; Sonnet; Twelve Months in
Spain; The Confederate Dead; Fort
Motto, 1850; Wrecked; Richmond.
Virginia, Fifty Years Ago; Mary
Ashburton; Mineral Wealth of Vir-
ginia; The Haversack; The Ideal;
Sketch of General B. II. Helm;
Pruning and Training the Grape;
Editorial; Book Notices.
TIE PRorrrs OF MARKET GARDEN-
1NG.-What is known us raising
'truck' for the markets Of New York
and Philadelphia, is leading branch
of New Jersey agriculture, and some
of the most unpromising portions Of
the Stnte have been made to return
handsome revenues from this source.
The New York Journal Of Commerce
reports that from one farm Of eighty
acres, lying in the desolate region of
sand barrens, the rewards of the hus-
bandman in one season were 5000
baskets of tomatoes, worth $4,000;
more than l, 900 baskets of white po-
tatoes, producing $1,000; 1000 bas-
kcts of pears, which sold for more
than $500, and more than 600 bas-
kets of other "truck, which returned
1000; making an aggregate, indie
pendent of farm crops, OF 500 OF
course these results were not attained
without energy, skill and plenty of
fertilizers. We hope some of our
citizens will take hint from the
above, and supply this market.
jon PRINTING. The Job Office Of
the Phenic is rs complete as any in
, the South. It is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
OF tho most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste md
skill, and at reasonable rates.
---- ------. .---..>.--->e>
SEw ADVERTISEMENT. Attention ,s .:.i.-
I'd 70 the following advertisements, wl:i..h
are pnh!iAl,c1 tl.is morning ril th. liz.
time:
L. f. Jackson-Hair Grease Below Cost
Fisher L0wrancc-Tea-, Biscuit, &c.
Apply at this Ofice-Cottagc TO Rent
| --< -
In entering upon the third week of his
popular clearing sales, Mr.. =. c. Shivcr
intends Offering some wonders in all styles
, OF Embroidered Goods. Tho favor and
popularity Of tho clearing move induces
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.NIndame RIAtori,s Success.

Some fortunes arc very quickly
made, and talent, even where it can
not be .popnlarly appreciated, but
heralded into the world of fashion
by newspaper puffcrs, is sure to win
success in this happy land. Madame
Ristori landed in this country in
September, 1866 She was under n
contract to give 120 performances,
but gave fifty more than that num-
bcr. She visited twenty-nine cities,
and travelled IS, 900 miles. Her gross
receipts amounted to $3.50, 900, and,
this being deemed competency, she
now proposes TO retire from the stage
She embarked, on Saturday, from
New York for Brest. The night be-
fore, she had a crowded benefit, and
delivered the following modest faro
we'll address
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: This is
the first moment of profound sorrow
[ have known in this country. TO
bid adieu to New York. the birth
place Of my success-to say farewell
to the United States, that have re-
ceived me everywhere with open
arms-awakens emotions too deep
for any words my poor heart can
utter. My visit to America is the
grand event of my lifc-grand in It's
hardihood, but grnnder still in its
triumphs. Your enthusiasm. your
mnnificencc, your goodness, | will
remember long and gratefully-re-
member till memory decays and my
heart ceases 10 throb. Adieu.
She made her fortune in q short
time, but what real benefit, as au
equivalent, has she conferred on the
people who have enriched her:
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In entering upon the third week of his
popular clearing sales, SIr. =. C. Shivcr
intends Offering some wonders in all styles
OF Embroidered Goods. The favor and
popularity Of tho clearing move induces
him to continue to dispense the great bar
gains ms heretofore