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One of the most desirable places
A>fSN-A in Westbrook. A new two and one
MIdaEA.R halt story Store and House situated
lll at Morrills Corner, two and one
9ts@4ka3Ehaf miles from Portland; together
with lot OF land 100 leet front, running back 200
feet, containing garden covered with grape vines,
currants; goosherries, raspberres, apple and plum
trees etc. Building 3sx6O feet; contains store on
first hoor second and third story contains ten large
rooms clothes press to each room; pantries, sink
room, g. Water in abundance upon the premises,
both hard and soft supplied by pumps. Cellar un-
der the who building eight feet Deep always dry.
Also, stable, horse-shed and wood-house Connected.
; The hest location tor a Grocery business in this
part OF the State; annual sales be made to
amount of 200 to $4,000 retail. This building is
upon the main thoroughfare sto Portland, for Ave
towns Horse cars pass within stones throw every
halt hour, during che day. Also steam cars almost
hourly No better location in the United States tor
school and church privileges. The place will rent
tor $500 per year. Terms OF payment ma easy
Must be sold soon for reason the proprietor wishes
to change his business, and devote his whole atten-
ton to the anufacture and sale of that Justly cele
brated family medicine, HILLS Rheumatic Pills.
For further part culars inquire upon the premises
OF .. A. Hill, OF VIM. II. ferris, .John c. Proctor
or Geo. R. Davis g. Co, Portland.
E Septo eodiI -, s. y. .--.
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~ .EET1, ANE011a.
W. ..,CELLANEOUS.
NEW ENGLAND
Express Comply.

OWNED and controlled by the Merchants and
" Manufacturers of New England.
General Express Forwarders, Collection
and transportation Agents.
uzS- Money, Valuables, Parcels and Packages Of
every description forwarded
Arrangements having been co pleted with the
Portland and Kennebec r r, we take pleasure in
announcing that on and after Thursday, Sept g. we
will be prepared to receive and forward freight,
line. 49,. ..s... ~.
Experienced and trustworthy messengers will run
on each train.
Freight for Boston and all points North. South and
Yves forwarded d ily For Bangor and poiuts on
the Penobseot River, and Tor Eastport, Calais, and
day. ~
Due notice will be given of the opening of new
routes, tor which arrangements are now being made
CHAS. A. BROWN, Agent,
Office No SO Exchange and 40 Market Streets.
Sept dit ,'..t s -.-.-
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bankrupt stock by Auction.

yTAVING received IRON ston the consignment
IL Bankrupt Stock, shall! sell every evening" as
Store next City Building, on Congress Street,
Tweeds Me,tOns DOeskins, CassimeTes, Satin, us
AK los Ter. Ahambra and Aaraell'es Spreads, Table
Covers Naff ms Handle rchie 3, Hosie y, and Under
SHIRTS, Umb elias, Fine Table AMI Pocket Cutlery,
Kerosene Lamps CastOrs, Clocks, Wade a Buiel er 5
and Worsienholm RazOrs, Stationery, OH Paintings,
Mirrors P.ctures Corn RroOns. Floor ana Dust
Br shes Wooden ware, Glass Sets, Tunibl ~, Cob
let's sails Nappies Dust brushes, Fine 'leweIy %c.
, Also, twent five WATCHES, Pait oil Whleh are
very fine goods. r. -.
The most OF th stock is first class, aud offers an
opportunity which trust will be improved by the
ubliC. r. o. BAILEY, Auc''
Sci tember 5, 1865 DIFF
Large sale Of Groceries by suction
I'm THURSDAY. Sept t,th, Il q o'clock ~, ut
L ohic. t60 Fore street, wih BE- so q a large ana
fresh Stock ut Groceries. consisting pt Sugl., eiSt
chests OF Tea Iobaccp II bJXes Family aud tasterI
Soap 20 boxes ClothesPins, 10 doz Blooms, 10 Dds
Crtikrr., II bon sa,cE; gro. stove foAsI, Nets
Tubs ana Pals Irvine, tiaw Papo boxes Pepp'r'
Ginger Cassia q cam Tartar, Sal ratn- Coffee; Mus
tard 2u6 boxes Sardiues. Cigars Glass " are, 'h'm-
neys, Fancy Soap, Stationery, &c.
The mosf Of these goods fresh and IN original
packages and will be p in lots 10 suit ie'au gro
GERS.
=. o. BAILEY, AmctiOneer.
Sept 14-td
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MISS JONES.

DLIND CLAIRVOYANT MEDIUM, Fl Brown
ID street. is very successful in all diseases OF Tie
blood, in describing the present an future, in BUSH
n csc matters re. sepl4dt
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L.arge sale of lirOcnriea by aucti0n
=. o. BAILEY, AnctiOncer.


Z. IA. PATTEN "a CO.. AueiiOneers ,
OFFICE Il EXCHANGE ST.
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Portland Daily Press STOCK list.

y For the week ending Sept 16. 1868.
CORRECTED By WIN. II WOOD SON, BROKERS.
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Mayors Notice.

TT is of Importance for the city authorities to know
where the water pipes are to be first laid this
fall. This will be governed very much by the appli-
cations for water therefore urge upon the citizens
who intend to take Sebago water to make their ap-
pcations at once to the Company, that the location
of pipes may be determined soon possible.
~ JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1868. sept11dtf
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Tuesday, September Is.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE

BOOTHBAY, Sept AR, sch Belle, Carter, with
loss of main boom.
Sept s--Sld, schs Regalia. Pinkham Bay st Law
renee Geo Washington, BOynton, ana Josephine
Swanton, McKown do.
Sept 19-Ar. schs Hussar, Buker. Ellsworth for
Boston Bloemer. Chapman, mackereling III
Hodgkins Rich. do.
Sept 15-Sld, sehs Frank Barker, Wyle, Boston,
Hussar, Buker, do.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Upton Stansbury, of this place, has just
obtained Letters Patent of the United
States IN bis improved bee>hive invented
by himself The hive is certainly the
most complete thing we have seen, OF the
kind; and the award of the first premium /,
which IL received at our late County Fair
is only justice TO the inventor on the MGR
its of the article; we do not know much
about DECREASING ourself, but we think
that bee that would not work and do
well in rs neat and convenient house as
Stansbury's hive offers him, would be the
most ungrateful and discontinued bee i'm
aginable, and would deserve to live in q
dirty gum and be smoked TO d.aill with
poor tobacco after The rEost approved style
of the olden time. Good judges pronounce
the hive the very best in the market, and
well worthy of the attention of all bee
raisers. We call special attention to the
card in to>days paper cf Slansbury and
Dickson, the exclusive owners OF the pat.
cut.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Critical Notices of the Press,

Critical Notices Of the Press,
Harpcr's Bazaar contains, besides pic
lures. patterns, etc, n variety ofmaiter OF
especial use and interest to the family ar
ticles ON health, drcss, anti housekeeping
in all ITS branches; its editorial matter is
specially adapted To the circle il is intcn-
del TO interest and insiruct and il has, be-
sides, good stories and lireraty matter OF
merit. II is not surprising that the jour>
nal, with such features, has achieved in a
short time an immense success for some
thing nj It's Kind was desired in thousands
of families. aud its publishers have filled
the demand. YORK. ErcRiny Post.
Whether we consider its claims rs based
upon the elegance and superiority of the
paper. its ~ biographical appearance, the
taste and judgement displayed in the en-
cravings. or the literary contributions con-
tanned IN its pages, we unhesiiatingly pro
nouncc it To be superior in each and every
particular TO any other similar publication
here or abroad. I'hjFo Lcgat Mtcttigcn-
Ger.
We know Of no other English or Ameri-
can journal nf fashion that car pretend tn
approach, il in completeness and variety
Nc,o YoLk 7:ascs.
IL has the merit of being sensible. ol
conveying instruction, of giving excellent
patterns IN every department. and of being
well stocked with good recalling mat.er.-
H'afchm0n and Reflector
To dress according To IlAHPEHs BAzAR
will he the aim and ambition ofihe women
OF Amcr:ca--Boston Transcript.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Splendid Inducements to Subscriber

Splendid Inducements to Subscribers.
TIE LaDys FRIEND announces the fol-
lowing Novelets for aiS69:--sBETwEES
Two" by Elizabeth Prescott, author of
'.IIow Woman had her Way" &C.;
1.-THE PRIZE OF TWO MEN's LIVES" bv
Amanda VI: Douglas, author of The De-
barry Fortune" &c, and a New Novel by
Mrs. Henry Wood. the lisiins uislied Eng
giish Novelist, author Of ''East Lynne" &c
(unIcss Mrs. Woud Is prevented writing il
by i'll healfi)--with numerous Shorter Sto-
ries. by brilliant galaxy of lady writers
TIE LApy's FRIEND will give finely.
executed Steel Engraving, a handsome
double page, fincly-celcrcd Fashion Plate
incnt of Wood Cuts, illustrating the Fash
ions, Fancy Work, &c, in every numbe-.;
1t viii give popular piece of Music
worth the cost of the Magazine In Itself
in every number
A copy ofthe Large and Beautiful Pre-
MUM Steel Engraving-TnE SoyG OF
HoME AT SEA--engraved expressly for
our readers, ut cost for the engraving
alone of nearly Si0W--wi.l be sent (posi
paid to- every full ($2.50) subscriber, and
tn every person sending on club. This
Engraving is gem ct Art.
kB To NEW SUBsCRIBERs.--MA THIS
View subscribers who send in their uamcs
for 1869 before the first of November, shall
receive the November and December mum
bcrs of this year in addition, making
FOURTEEN months in all. And all nest
subscribers fof 1869 shall receive the mag.
nificent December Holiday number, ma
king THIRTEEN months in all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
All the daily and weely papers at the
post office news depot, Brown Bros.
Books and stationery at Post Office.
The Saturday Evening Post.
Eniafged and Bcoutifcd.

This ''oldcst and best of the Literary
Weekiies," has been recently 6nF,rgeCj
and 6eaufifsd. Ii is weekly embeilish-
ell with Engrayings-a its .NOcctcts,
Stories, .SkcfchcS, &c. are not surpassed.
II has just commenced two splendid
Novelets-''JHe Qneca Of ire .sdron
nah" by Gustave Aimard; and 81.
George aud the Dr0gOn." Novel OF
Society. by Elizabeth Prescott. the author
of How Woman had her Way, &c.
Few N.yelets will continually succeed
each ether. Among those already on hand,
or in progress. arc, The Mystery of the
Reefs. powerful story by Mrs. Uusmrr;
and Cut Adrii. or. The Tide of Fate 10y
Amanda NJ Bourias
The Posi- gives The Geins of the English
Magazines.
A copy of the Large and Beautiful Pre-
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orr fsydsrs. nj n cost for the engraving
alone of nca.ly SiOoO-will be sent (pos.
paid) TO every full (S2.j0) subscriber. and
in every person sending On a club. Thi.
is a truly beautiful engraving.
To New SrGsIgIBras. --MAgK.--New
subscribers for 1869 Will have their sub
scripiions dated hack To the paper of Sep
TENDER l9ln, until The large extra edition
of tia; date is exhausted. In that paper
we commenced TWO Nove.cts--'.1heG Queen
ofthc Savannah. and Isl George and the
Dragon" This will BE- FIrrEEx PAPERS
in addition To the regular weekly numbers
for ISG9--or nearly sIxTEEN months in all
When our extra edition Is exhausted. Tho
names or all new subscribers FOR 1863 vii
he entered on our list the very week they
are received Ofcovrse those rho scno
greatest number Of c.rfra papers.
Owing 10 the unusually liberal charatert
ofihis offer. we shall be compelled to AL
here strictly To- its terms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
ABOUT HOME.

This issue ends the 18th volume OF the
RKrUBLIcAS. Amid the discoaragements
of the diso-lered finances of our county,
and the protraeted sickness of our foreman
we are happy to inform our readers that
the REruBrIcAS still lives, and is in pros
porous condition. and that We are prepared
to commence tho issue of the 18th volume.
1t is our wish to make the paper not only
she organ OF the Republican party and u
firm advocate of its principles. but also
to devote portion of our columns to
The commercial. mechanical, educational
and agricultural interests or the county:
the lover of romance or wit will find it in
our columns; difficult questions which may
bc from time 10 time submitted 10 our de-
As may be seen in this issue. In order 10 do
this, We must have liberal support. II
those who are in s-rcars will come forward
pay up, renew their subscription. ard
bring new subscribers with them. and all
60 their duty by paving In advance, we
assure our readers that we will make our
promise good and publish paper OF
which they will be proud. In imitation
some of our contemporaries. we propose
fur The benefit of subscribers to publish a
"Iso.l of Honor" which Will contain the
names ofthosc paving and the amount
pail by each. Who will bc first on the
Roll? Who will be first to sustain the Re
publican organ?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

+ sRAILY.-The- Republican demonstration
at Plymouth, which, we have heretofore
noticed'bricfy, was The largest and finest
display ever Witnessed in Marshall. The
processIonvas toolafgc 10 manage In our
streets More than six hundred wagons
and carriages came into town In the diff
ferent delegations Many parts of the
display were not shown in theslrceis from
the fact that there was no room for them.
The New York Convention did not appear
for the reason that no Republican could be
found in the county mean enough TO per-
senate the Niger, Joe Williams, the
butcher, Forrest, or Frank Blair. The
ike of what did appear, was never before
in Plymouth. II was grand success for
the Republicans. and they are all proud of
the unsurpassed display. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
PER,S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

Critical Notes Of the Press.
The most popular Monthly in the world.
'-Ncw York Observer.
We must refer in terms of eulogy TO the
high tone asd varied excellence OF Har-
per's Magazine Journal with a monthly
circulation of about 10000 copies--in
whose pages are to be found some of the
choicest light and general reading of the
day. We speak of this work as an evil
dence of the culture of the American Peo-
pie and the popularity it has acquired is
mcfitcd. Each Nunsber contains fully IA
pages of reading matter. appropriately IL
Illustrated with good wood cuts; and it
combines in itself the racy monthly and the
more philosophical quarterly, blended with
The best features of the daily journal 1t
has great power in the dissemination of a
love Of pure literature ribunc's Guide
TO Asecricdn Liteyutarw, London.
We can account for its success only by
the simple fact that II meets precisely the
popular taste, furnishing avariety of pleas
ing and Instructive reading for all.--Zi-
os's Herald, Boston.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Hans Christian Andersen makes his de-
but in the Riverside" for November
Two stories-"The Greenics' and PETER
Peter, and Pcer"-are from his pen, sent
direct TO the Magazine. The Editor prom
ises further stories in subsequent numbers.
THIS number has other novelties which
would make it noticeable one, even if
Andersen were not in it. Mr.. barley con-
tributes a fine frontispicce ola scene from
SCOTS ''Ivanhoc;" and he also furnishes
Pictures from Switzerland" humorous
account. Of a trip there, and five Of his
characteristic drawings. Then there are
some uniqc Negro Fables" an "Oriental
Fable" with five pictures, the conclusion
of ''Croquet at Midnight" another of Mrs.
Weeks popular stories, and the two seri-
als,-Jacob Abbott's and Iieur Eous-
tGchcs.. The latter approaches climax
evidently. Finally, full programme is
given of the next years volume, and spe-
cial inducements for clubs. and account of
premiums. Published by Hurd and
Houghton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

We sell Goods cheap. We intend to
sell them cheap. We desire TO sell them
cheap. We cannot help selling them chca:,.
We bny them cheap. Everybody Except
other mcrchanls) says we sell them cheap.
We sell at onc price absolutely. All
kin'ls of goods have been marked down
within two weeks Al the best prints ex>
cepf lferrimack are now one shilling a
a yard. Best sheeting Is cents, yard
wide shooting at cents yard; this is
the cheapest Goods in town. A good
spool thread, all numbers and colors, at 5
cents spool. We have furs of al descrir-
tons from low priced coney 10 mink sets
worth So J. Z. WEsTERyELr & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

ARGOS AND BgEMEy.-After the Oct.
election, the leading Democrats Of Plym>
outh openly charged that the Democratic
Trustee of Walnut Township. and another
Democratic citizen thereof, had been
brii'ed by the Republicans. They also
charged that the Bremen boys In attend
ancc at Charley Reeves grand rally were
to have taken the Democratic tickets to
German township. but got drunk and went
off forgetting them In this way they
account for their majority being less than
800 in tie county. The result of the sins
Of Asgus and Bremen. was that the head
leaders openly and loudly damned the De-
mocracy OF both places.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
when tla plan,aiian Ri,,ers xere firsa

When the. Plantaiisn Biiters were firsa
made known to the American people some
seven years;age, ives supposed they were
an entirely new thing, and had never be-
fore been used So far as their general
use in tse United States is concerned, this
may be true. 1t is also true that the same
Bitters were made and sold in the Island
ofSt. Thomas, over forty years ago, as
any old Planter, merchant or sea captain
doing lhisines with the IYest ,Ladies will
tel you. 1t is distinctly within my recol-
iccifon that on the return of my father
(who was sea captain, and doing an ex-
,ensive trade in the tropics he would in.
variably have the Bitters among the ship s,
stores, and our family sideboard was never
without them. For any sickness, 1t mat
tiers rot how severe or trifling, the ocean;
Ter OF the these Bitters, by different
name, was always rcsoried to as sover
eign .enSedy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

The Advertiser having been restored 70 health In
a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumption anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers tbs means O.
cure.
To all who desire Il; he win send copy Of the pre-
scrpti,n used n &c 81 eharge) With the dire sons for
preparing and using tina same. which they vii, nud
a SURE CunE FoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BroscHiris
&C. The only olec. Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription Is benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invaluable;
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy As L
will cost them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will pieassa dress
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
les soath Second ST.. williamsburgh, Kings Couu-
ty. New York. biyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

TIs WEDDiNG--As the term woman
that man will ''lcavc father and mother,
and cleave To his wife, and they I've one
flesh" In obedience la this natural law,
weddings are not unlrcquent. The cere-
monies attending them are as varied as the
persons, and as Tie circumstances under
which they are solcnnizcd- Sometimes
they are attended without display. and nj
others with great expense and grandeur:
bu, the most novel ceremony we hyc wit
Erssctl recently was The Tin Wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs Il. \. Borton-novcl because
less frequent than the former. (The par
ties will pardon an allusion To The event j
The host and hostess. Cor bride and groom
of the occasion) plainly, but elegantly, at
sired, modest though cheerful. admirably
performed The Iaborious task welcoming
and receiving guests. The company hav-
ing arrived. which for modesiy, grace and
courtesy was inferior 10 none, at ten o.
clock. p. VI /. the Tin wedding was solem>
nized. with appropriate remarks by the
Rev. j. 4. Chaplin, after which the assem-
blcd guests congratulated the newly m"r
rie.l couple and then Joined in social con-
serssfion-noihing wanting to render the
occasion solemn, impressive and agreeable
10 MI.
We do not believe that in n legal sense
The parties were bound any stronger in the
bonds Of maiiimony than they were ten
years cforcs but we arc of the opinion
that in this social gathering, in these novel
ceremonies, manly fond recollcciions of
the past 10 some exicht rekindIed The latent
flame grown dim by lapse of time; thai
now they could view their relationship
with higher and holier appreciation.
that they nuw can look back upon the
stream Of time and at a glance note its rip
pies and .lcep still waters, and like the
mariner who has trayersed the ocean, with
chart in hand, glide steadily down lifc's
river until the port is reached from which,
wensver return: that in the tep years ol
experience the wife is now satisfied
that her husband is the rugged pine
around which 10 cling amid the storms oI
life; and through her wmnan,y virtues
convince The Doctor that -
THE world well tried, the sweetest
- p 's.[ thing In fife firsz
Is the unciouded welcome of wife,"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
SUBSCRIPTIONS.-lSG9.


Terms.
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An E.rtro Copy IF either The Mac. ZINE
WEEKLY, or Bazaar ucW be supplied
gratis .jor crcry Cub of FIVE SrBscEI>
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or Sir Copies for $40 00.
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The postage on HARPER's BARAE is 90
cents year, which must he paid al the
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-NorH american Prorinces must be
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dress IARPER& f BROTHRS. New
York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

SAVE CosE--All indebted to Ab. Becker
& Co., will come and settle by the first OF
October, as the books must be settled mp
Ii not settled By that time the notes and az
counts will be left in the hands of an Off
Ger for collection. If
l must have money or judgments. car
pay debts with either. Those interested
will please take notice.
39tr HE. DICKSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
NJ ARRIED.

Sunday Nov. 2, at InwGod, Mr.J. A.
MrLLE1 apd Miss MARY c. 1toBBrxs.
Accompanying the above hotice was as
beautiful cake as ever entered printers
sancttfm; covered with tasty Towering and
appropriate notices, The crownTng motto
being "Grant.' May Sod grant the liap>
Ply. patriotic couple long and useful
life. M
October %, fs6S, in the NJ. L. Church,
at Argos, by Rev. w. +. Jones, Mr.. RlcH-
a kD NJ. WILLIAMS and Miss NARY E. GoR>
RON. af aa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Jus, received Al Paurs-Aro,,,cr lot Of

Just received al Pauls--Aroticr lot of
those fine Pebbel Goat Button Boots for
Ladies' which We are selling at four doi>
lars pair. the same kind we have been
selling at ! 80; we have seen similar
boot, Of an inferior quality, which was
bought at "A dry gools store in town at s.,
OF one who Claimed that he WAS selling
them very cheap: we also have a very
handsome cloth button boot. ladies and
misses sizes. which we are sellIEg low; in
fact we have fine assortment of latlie. :
fine goods, as well as heavy, and al! kinds
of goods in the shoe line, and We sell a;
small profits. j. PAUI.