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coUnrY cosvEsrIos.

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONvENTIOH.
Tho Republican electors Of Lee County srs requested
70 ssnd delegates to County Convention 70 be he'd q
the
Junction, en- Wedn esday. the I'D day Of
SepseAbeF, IT IL o'clock >. n,
20 nominate candidates for the following county oces
te-wit
Clerk Of the District Court.
Recorder Of Desds,
And the Transaction OF any other business which may
como before such Convention.
Tho bass Of representation Will be one delegate for
each township and additional r every fty votes
east the last election for Governor Merrill and
for eech Erection over.
The following shows the number Of delegates to which
each township Il entitled this basis
Green Pay. Denmark.
Pleasant Ridge. Marion ..................
Cedar ..................4 Harrison. B
franklin, West Point.
Madison ..............6 Jackson "
Aontrose.... ......4 Jefferson.
Van Buren,. Des Aoines.
Warrington ..........3 Charleston. -.........
Let there be meetings called In each township and full
delegations elected and sent thsrsffom.
ny order Of the Lee County Republican Central CON-
mites. JOHN VAN vALKENBURG. Chairman.
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HOICE ROLL BUTTER, just rscsivsh
~ 01As - = G0 nvufp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

EDUCATION. In an article in FF0sssrs
Magazine this beautiful extract occsls:
]. Education does not begin with the slpha>
bet Il begins With ! mothers look with
! fathers smile Of appreciation or reproof;
With ! sisters gentle pressure Of the hand, OF
. b,other.s Let Of forbearance; with birds
nest admired not touched; with creeping
~. and almost impossible elements; with
humming bees and great beehives; with
pleasant walks and shady lanes; and with
thoughts directed in sweet and kindly tones
and words to nature, to acts OF perseverance,,
to deeds OF virtue. and TO the source o. al
rood-God himself"
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. ommeud the following TO The con

WI recommend the following 70 The con
sidsrasion Of our numsfous rssdsFs
II who ID business would susessd,
This prscspt mask-'tis trns ard ~ise-
The printsr's ofies sesk vita 49,
And adtcrtiss! YsA edvseswss
Tn. prinser'a ink, It's magic power,
None bit foolish man denies.
n manic clouds upon ron lower,
Advertise Yes, adv.- tiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16
REEVES AMBROSIA
For the Ha1r,
III Il Il


z7stl,rerfd
1t Is AZ elegant Dressing tosths uair
1t causes the Hair TO sn,l Il sssilulls.
Il koeps The Scalp ciSan sud liz ai,ssy
II inyigpratcs the Roots Of ths Hair
1tforess the Hair aia Bsase 10 grow !uarria1siy
II inlmediately stops Hair alling Out.
II keeps the Hair from cbaasiug Color from Age,
Il restores Grey Hair 10 iss u ifir;al Color.
Il bfanga oat Hair op heads lbs, oavo been bnid
Iii eoappsea entiisiy q taaie prry segesahle
suattanoes
L Las vfssived asc' sis fiane roiert.ry ts.,tmoai,
ais cite essellsaes saan5 eel ags from physitiaas
II higs st*pttsg
sisseid u ha'fropnd be,, tthe name blown 70 tl+
giasal BY Druggists and Dealers 70 Fancy 1oods :
vhere, at one Dollar per Ba,tle, Wholesale BIZ Be
Barnes b Co.. Wells Co schiefelinsa CO,
nscb25 " New oTk
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BOOK DEPaRT.MEVT
WALL PAPERa.

Agents for ChYisty. Constant Co.. VOL Papers, Bsr
ders and window oha8es-ths largest and most
plete line to style and durability msnnfActur ed IN
United StAtcs, for sale At manufacturers prtces.
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Financial and Commercial.
kEoEux MARKET.

Corrected daily BY srov e HusIr, Commission
Merchants, Second street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

THs Tanners of Oskaloosa number three
hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

yIHu0AR.-PRUssIk6 era CELEBRATED CIDER
vINE0AR Narrated pure, and to preserve pickles
mt Premium awarded 1t the o. 9. Fair inois State
Fair and Chicago City Fairl Largest works of the kind
= =. cHAs en-. PRussrrG,
ap4sdeodom 130A34l LAke-st, Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

We understand that the Republicans Of the
fourth ward are making arrangements to dis.
play, in proper way, their appreciation of
Republican principles and their regard for
Grant and Colfax. When their arrangements
are coupisGsd ~ shall have more 70 ssy Of
them. Push on the Republican banner I'M
iii modern Democracy, hand in hand with
blood stained treason, are buried beside the
aravo Il he Lost eansA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

NEW FIGS, for sale cheap, ct
april COZ 4 IRVINE
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CITY NEWS.

Go to church to-day.
-------- .---------
The melon clh)ol(y(ic days have com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

TIE new Packet Lines, now plying on the
river, are inaugurating lively competition.
This was practically demonstrated in the line
yesterday BY IN alteration, and lively one
i. was between the agents oftwo Of the lines.
No body hurt, save in the modification the
two gentlemen must feel on having allowed
their passions to get the better Of their judg
ment.
NEssRs. RoBKRTsoS L ALTERS placed on
our table several bottles Of Cirage Fran
gals or French Dressing" for ladies' and
ehildren's boots and shoes, trunks, harness,
&c. 1t 10 said to Be the most elegant article
Of the kind ever, produced. Ladies' shoes
which have become red and rough BY wear
lng are restored to their original color; nor
is. the leather hardened or made to crack
from its use. Try the article.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-16

Wekseroonstantl5o on hand sadf OF saIfatihete~ss
price. TO ces cust1fsTs aud prompt large rnt
we'll .riscteastoos 81 STAPLE sno F&aSg
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
TYSEI CRY, Sept. ., 'Gs

TYNER CITY, sept. :, 6c.
Eds. Republicans
] noticed in the columns OF your paper a
correspondence from Tyncr- You viii not
only accommodate Mr.. Boyd but many
Republicans by publishing The following
statement in lis behalf:
Dir. BOYD says that itel afdele fe.efred
to is not correct. He has not done any
thing contrary to the cefqact or bond lac
give the commissioners. He hauled logs
from the poor farm, but used the lumber
upon, ,ie T,oor farm, TIE boar,is which he
used upon his fum be bought of Consider
Cushman, and paid for them himself. Ii
,here,is any one TO blame, let il be tie righ;
one. As Republicans, We hope 10 redeem
our township, bat in doing SO we do mol
wish 10 harm citizen either in person OF
/, in character. JAMES L. FIVE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10


Eds. RKPUBLIoAS:--We have frequently
heard of the bravery and daring teats per-
formed by military men while In the army.
but we know of but one instance wherein
q faithful, stay-at home Democrat made q
public manifestation Of his courageous
and brave disposition and that was when
q prominent Democrat Of Marshall county
threatened The draft agents with twenty
eight hundred ver-failing bravstioes II
they shoule penetrate the borders Of Mar
shall county. But these agents must per-
form the duties devolving upon them, and
having been aprrised of their great dan
ger they came cautiously into the county,
thence to Plymouth, but saw not an army
in battle array as they anticipated ready to
execute them without judge OF jury; but
their fears vanished when they saw mum
berlcss faces drawn to the length OF an or
binary walking stick, and began at once to
draw cut The things which makes man
love and serve this glorious Republic
Unfortunately one called for this great
bull of the woods. People then listened
for the bugle sound which would assem-
BILE this mighty bard, but not so; this man
who was moi born in the woods TO he scar
ed by an owl, received the little paper with
a palsied hand, made turn OF two around
the corner with such speed that one might
have played game of chequers or seven
up on his coat tail anu in few hours afle.
he might have been seen in Michigan City
with his pockets full of greenbacks, en-
quiring for Col. Shryock's office. The
Col told him he must do one of two
things, hail ON the Z. S. uniform, or gel 4
substitute; so he pulled his wcasei-skin,
bought him man for a good round sum,
returned 10 Plymouth. and since then he
swears he will have nothing more to do
with military matters. Generals Grant,
kimball and Packard, wont you have o
sests MILITARY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Las, SATURDAY. we went on a flying-o

Last Saturday we went on fying-or
rather riding-visit 10 Lake City, which
place is situated on the eastern bank OF one
Of the most beautiful lakes In Indiana. In
extent the lake is, we should guess. about
six miles in length by two and half OF
three in width. On the west bank OF the
Like there is an extensive cranberry tract,
part of which we were informed, is Icing
cultivated, with paying results. The young
folks of the place have put up elegant
swings at different points, and these, with
boats on the lake, furnish them with the
most pleasant and healthy exercise,-as the
bright eyes and rosy cheeks Whereabouts
do testify. Our visit was Of necessity toe
short to enable US to see all, Of our old &C
quaintances and friends, as we should have
been glad TO do, and the warm hospitality
of those with whom we did meet made u
10th to return home May success atteno
each and all of them A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

On Monday last Senator Hendricks was
loose in Warsaw. His friends had done
all they could to get together large crowd
and make n grand procession, but the en-
tire thing was a failure, both as to enthu-
siasm and numbers. There were l05 We
hicles of all descriptions in this procession
that would average perhaps three voters 10
each, and probably eighteen hundred OF
two thousand persons in town, fully one
third of them being Republicans. The
speech was pecidedly poor one, neariy
il not quite as weak as the remarks lac
made to large crowd Of Republicans and
few OF his Democratic followers in this
place on the evening of Monday last. We
hope to hear him again when Gov. Baker
can be with him to correct some of his des-
picable ISLANDERS and falsehoods.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

TRAGEpY.-During the first days session
Of the Stark circuit court, held at Knox.
John w. Chapu sl, who had heretofore
been threatening to XIII Leonard Collins,
OF the same place. took position at the
court house door. with . revolver in bis
hand, and - Collins was passing out Ased
ut him, the ball passing between CollYss'
legs. Collins Immediately procured ns-
Wy revolver and went to Chapman and
told him that he intended ID kill him, and
that he should defend himself Chapman
told Collins to shoot and be id; where
upon Collins fred, killing Chapman almost
instantly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Greaf IDIscoyery.

II has long been claimed that u We knew IL, there
wouid re an herb or a com Dir sfisa % herbs roets
and buks that would all the is hrman flesh Is
hcsr TO- DIR. M.shier with few 81 ts professional
friends. have Kept this aeacprs spty in view, ard
this most desirable tresso.e Thorrh riley have hot
found an instant cure for al eompalints. they have
NEVERTHELESS discovered remedy, which, yet. has
never fail IN caring Chii!s and Feyo,, Dyspepsia,
and all dsewes arising from any impurity II the
blood disarrsn g-nent Of the digestive organs "a
cluaig Liver Complaint. Coughs ccifs Sick Head
ACHE Neuralgia, ServVusnsss, Grrersl Debility aBd
all affections Of the kidney md Urinary orrssis
This great discovery. in hsaor cf the nef ie
labcrs Of DR.. r. Mishier il g. 'ed Mishers Herb
Bittrrx and Whenever infredsci taxes the place OF
Qunine and the host of other remedies used hereto
fore for the complaints meotioued aboee- tt
Sold by all Druggists and General D'Aie-s-i
repaired solely by DIS. .. HRrd To- = eco,
.t.- rs fIit s...4e+f = 4 tl-. aesjA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

In offering this work to the Public, the
Publishers graduate themselves on having
literally supplied want which has long
been felt throughout the country. @
As the Metropolitan Centre of the United
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and evil Of the land in their most intense
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sense 10 know the whole country; and
there is no man, however often he visits
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he may have resided there, who cannot
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To the Speculator-to the good and
evil disposed;
To the Ambitious Money Maker, who
would know how Fortunes are there made
in honest and legitimate business, % well
as by crafliness;
To those who. visiting New York City,
would shun is pitfalls, and study 1t 10 their
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CONDITIONS. Book viii be printed
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

VINO SELLS GOODS CHEAPEST p Here
ere some prices at which they are selling
goods at Westervelt's: Yard wide IN
blcaciied Shooting, 1912 cents; Fine
shifting. 10 Cts; Blue Dcnims, IL l-2 cts;
The best makes and styles of Prints,
~ l-2 cts; Good Delaines Is cts; Red fan.
mel 30 cts Heavy gray Flapnels, 40 c; All
wool shawls, si,75; Balmorsl Skirts a
sl,cG deans 20 cts. They hare many
other equally good bargains in Boots ant
Shoes, and Carpets. Their stock is com
plete, and they ask all to look and see 4
these things are not so. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

The Corner Stone Of the German Evan
gelicai Lutheran st. Johns church, of
Plymouth will be laid, Wednesday, Sept.
I6, at O'Clock y. M. Rev. J. Kammerer'
OF Laporte. viii ofiici.;e, assisted by othe r
ciergymcn. A general invitation is extern
dcd to the public to be present on that
occasion. The Cergymen of the town Of
Plymouth are especially invited to attend.
By ORDER OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

TRrp TO KSox-On last Tuesday morn
ing we left Plymouth for Knox WetOok
the morning express westward bound, on
the P. Fl. w. & C. r. r. Our station
was Hamlet. aud we co'lfrss we were
somewhat aggravated as we went flying
past our station and on until we reached
Wanatah; but our irascibiiiiy somewhat
snbsided when we par:ook OF the excel
lent breakfast, . the house o. The hospita
ble landlord. Fr nix McCurdy-- Soon the
mail express male its appearance and con-
vcyed US back to Hamlet. where our elev
or hack driver, Jno. c. Larew Conveyed Us
To Kuox in about an hour. Everything
has passed of quietly here until the tragic
scene st the court house-the killing o.
John w. Chapman While Il is true that
few seem 20 lament the death Of this man
yet it has produced sslddening effect up
on the town of Knox -
Msjor w. Cslkins spoke ct the court
house on the issues OF the DIV 10 respect
able audience, reviewing the questions o
finance AMI reconstruction in al abb G man
F. aaH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Hon. ID. Z. Williamson,

Republican candidate for Attorney
General, viii address his fellow citizens a,
the following places times and places N
the ilih District:N 80
Monticello, White Co, Monday, Sept
9Th 1t "a p M s-,Ifir.rf -.rcf-s7i f--a .
Winnamsc, Pulaski Co, Tuesday, Sept
Sth, at | p NJ.
Rochester, Fulton Co., "Wednesday, Sept
9Th, at i O'clock p. NJ.
Plymouth. Marshall Co, Thursday Sept
10th, at ~ T. NJ s1srl1 sah.lE go
South Bend, st. Joseph Co., Friday
Sept. Iith, at tx p. u ~
LAporte, Laporte Co., Saturday. Sept
18th, at ~ Z. NJ. |
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

MERRr's MUSEUM, for September, is cor
Quoted with ability and good taste. and we
heartily commend it TO all who have chill
dren, and who would put something in
their possession that will be of benefit to
them. Specimen numbers free. Address
Horace Fuller, Publisher, Boston. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

. A certain young man sent I'VE dol
lars to swin9ling firm in Boston, who
promised TO teach the at of gaining a
young lady's affections. The directions
were simple. He was ;o.d TO tolcl with
his hand the sympathetic chord" in her
thumb, look into her eyes and then take
his leave.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

RErUBLroAN SrKAxrse.-Hon- E. b
Fairfield, President Hillsdale College, and
one of the best stump orators in the West
will address the citizens of Marshall Coun
ty at Plymouth, on Saturday, September
~, 1868, at one O'Clock p. III. s.,aa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Joint Canvass.

The arrangements FOR joint Canvass of
this Congressional District by General
Packard and Mr.. Farrard, were completed
On Monday of last week The Speakers
will alternate in opening the discussions:
The opening Speaker having one hour,
his opponent one hour and half and the
opening Speaker halt an hour in which to
cisse. The appointments, thirty three IN
number are as follows - -ssl,f-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
In our travels through the country "

In our travels through the country we
notice spirit Improvement among our
farmers, which viii one day make this q
wealthy county. Board fences and frame
houses, with occasionally brick dwelling,
are taking the place OF rail fences and log
Ihuts Of diminutive size- Among others we
notice the farms of Mr.. How and Mr.. Cook
are enclosed with neat board fences; Mr..
twn- Sluyter has lately built large barn
laad handsome dwelling house, while but .
lshost distance east Of there Mr.. Shoemaker
b making brick for large two-story dwell
ing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

Laporte street is fast becoming the business
street of the town; and We are assured thai
the new firm of Cleaye!snd y Nichols will
greatly enlarge trade on that street. They
have just opened q. Machine Depot and
Feed Store, and knowing the wants of the
farmer, they are prepared to furnish him
with the very best Of farming utensils al
the most reasonable rates. They will buy
your feed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

The Democrats declare they can't rec
osnize any right in our keeping the SOUTH
ern States ont of the Union During the
war they couldn't recognize any right n
keeping those States in the Union They
never had any inclination to recognize any
thing but tie 'Confedcracy."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

Is your life insured? II not, get 1t done
Immediately, with G whitmore, in the
Etna Life, or Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance company, of Hartford, CT Capital
$4,000, con, and u, 100000. y SIMS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

Bee advt Of the book, Sunshine and
Shadow In New York" 1t contains bio
graphical sketches Of Stewart, Bennett,
Raymond, Aston, Vanderbilt, and Others
with many other interesting features. 's'a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

CoSoEKr.-A Concert viii be given for
the benefit Of The Episcopal church on Fri
day evening, Sept. ID. at Balcony hall, by
Miss Mnnday, assisted by her pupils, and
6rst-class musical talent from Laport1 and
this place. The entertainment Will be di-
vcrsified with allegorical tableaux. See
programmes 49, :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Special Notices.
MIIIINERY-

MIS-. M. LEWIS would announce 10
the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity ths,
she has just received large stock Of well
selected stock Of FALL MILLINERY
GOODS which will be sold at kerry low
PRICES. Particular attention paid TO bleach
ing. Room-first door north Of Ailcman s
grocery, Mich gan street Jews
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, OF West township
was buried on Monday last The deceased
was an able advocate Of the cause be rep
resented, friend TO the .ftiendless, end
. man whom all who knew him respected
and loved. 81 DE 'ttifei si.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

The homestead is place around which
sacred memories cluster. Let 1t be protect
ed by Policy OF Insurance in the Under
writer's Agency Of New York. Chsrles
whitmore, Agent, Plymouth. Capital,
hree million dollars. 3fm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

The other day we took . walk throuGh
the furniture store Of Charles Palmer, and
found the rooms enlarged and filed viii
furniture to suit purchasers, in which va
are convinced that be Is offering great in
ducemenss to these wishing to buy. Give
him . call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

RADICAL RESTORATION. lTs GOOD Ell
Frcrs A.s permanent ItnOs only restores
the color Of the hair, but the quantity and
natural glosslness. This is said by every
one using Mrs. 8. A. ALLEYS IMPROVED
(ncr styIc) HAIR REsroRER or DRESSING.
lin one 6ott,e.) Every Druggist sells II.
Price One Dollar. 4lml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

All liquors. of the finest quality, for tie
use Of physicians, or medicinal purposes at
Brown Bres. ..teua.8r
School books, copy books and the best
writing fluid in use, at post Office book
store, Brown Bros. 1855
All the standard patent medicines of the
day at Brown Bros. old line drug house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

DIR. Simms viii deliver q flee lecture at
Balcony Hall, this evening, on "Natufe,
Mind and Beauty" Paintings OF some of
the most noted men and women, statesmen
and IDIOTS, ministers and thieves, nOvelists
and murderers in the world, will ',e on ex
hibitien.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

There will be big meeting held by the
Dunkard Church, at Cedar Lake, Stark
County Indiana, on Sunday, September 20
All are invited to attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

Bring your hides, pelts, butter, eggs,
and all kinds of country produce to us.
We Will either pay you cash, sell you gro
cerics as cheap as any house in town, or
II you owe US anything take produce In
exchange for Il. l. NussBAUx & Co.,
4sw2l No. % Michigan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
ABOUT HOME.

Brown Bros" drug store Will be open
for dispensing medicines md filing pre-
scriptions on Sundays from TO 1890 a. M
and from ? TO > p. IA. Tut 42tET
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Notice.

I scish to say to all ,cho are indebt-
cd TO me that L am in great need Of
money at this time, and regnest you
to pay me nO,U, as money piU do me
more good ROU than ut any other
time. PAUL