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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
National nHauufacturer,s Association.


The first annual meeting of this Association
will be held at Cleveland, Chic, wednesday,
Nav 9th. 1868. The following call has been
issued:
This Association formed at the National
Manufacturers Convention, at Cleveland, last
December, aims to secure unity of action and
mutual acquaintance and cooperation Tor the
common benefit of our varied industry and
skill, among all kinds of manufacturers and
producers of necessary and useful staples, or
articles of taste and elequence.
A general attendance is urged from all parts
of the country. The Report of the Delegates
to Washington, sent from the Convention
last winter, to ask for reduction of taxes. re-
form of revenue officials and retrenchment and
economy IN the government expenses, will be
presented, and that Report will clearly show
the benefit Of organized and continued effort.
AS other reforms are needed, and as Gov
eminent expenses shonld be still further re-
duced millions of dollars, it may be deemed
pest hereafter to send men of ability, charac-
ter, and and practical business experience, as
delegates to Washington, to forward objects
of vital moment to the people.
Matters of Importance, touching future
plans and efforts and more perfect organiza-
ton, will be brought before the meeting, and
large attendance is hoped and expected. Let
all towns and cities send delegates, and let
individual manufacturers come also. --.
The session will probably occupy two days,
and will open at 10 A. NJ the 9th.
B. w. RAYMOND. Chicago, President.
j. E. WILLIAMS, Cleveland, Secretary.
At a stated meeting of the Maine Charitable
Mechanics Association the above call was
presented, and after being read the following
preamble and resolution were offered by Mr.
Staples:
In view of the success which has attended the eff
forts put forth by the National Manufacturers Con-
vention held at Cleveland, Ohio, the 18th of De-
cember, 1867, seconded by the New England Conven-
ton and others throughout the country, whereby
manufacturers were relieved of the burden of Excess
sve taxation to the amount of sixty millions OF dol
lars, giving new life ands energy to the indus r.
al interests of the nation, and in view of that
part OF the work still remaining unaccomplished, it
is expedent that this Association composed it is OF
members who all directly indirectly interested
in manufacturing should be represented in the first
annual meeting of the National Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION to be held at Cleveland, ohio, the 9th
inst, 1t is therefore
Resotoed, Tina we comply with the request of the
officers of the National Manufacturers Association,
and choose delegation to represent this Association
at that meeting. ...- 49,. -.
The foregoing was adopted, and the follow
ing delegates chosen: Chas Staples, John b.
Cummings. Joseph Russell, G. P. Kimball and
Fred N Dow s--a7
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

HAS Nature an antidote for acquired diseas-
es? The Plantation Bitters, prepared by DR..
Drake, of New York, have no doubt benefited
and cured more persons of Dyspepsia Nervous
ness, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sink
ing Weakness, General Debility and Mental
Dependency, than any other article in exis-
tence. They are composed of the purest roots
and herbs, carefully prepared, to be taken as
tonic and gentle stimulant. They are adapted
to any age or condition of life, and are extern
sively popular with mothers and persons of Sc
dentary habits.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
ole-superior to Cologne, ana at half the
Piioe' may2eodSw2w
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
Remedy tos. Female Counfa;,,fs
TO MOTHERS

ever offered to the public. Prostitution of Strength
Observation-Disclosures, excessive, irregular and painful
menses-Yield to its magic power. F
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
NERVZNE
AND ENVIGORATOR! s

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritablity,
loss Of Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con-
eatipation, local weakness, and general failing of
dications OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invigorator is complete specific for ali troubles
It is also the best it is also the most agreeahle
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

HELMBoLDS EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
ceanses and renovates the blood nstils the Vgor Of
health into the system, and purges out the humOrs
that make disease.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

Accounts from Nassau, N P, state that barque
Eagle, Capt Pot. er, from Boston in ballast, struck
on Mayguano 18th uIt and would be total wreck
Crew and materials saved.
Sch Maine Law, OF Camden, from Havana for New
York, before reported ashore on Georgetown rs C)
Bar, had previously sprunk aleak and was MAXIM
port in charge OF pilot. Both masts were cut away
and she would probably be total wreck
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
CITY of Portland

WHEREAS, Mrs. Mary j. RAYMOND. has pet-
w toned the City Council to discontinue Chad
wick street from Bramhall to Brackott Streets and
whereas said petition referred by the City Coun-
Gill; May 4th, 1868, to the undersigned for them to
consider and act upon, therefore
Notice IS hereby gwen to all parties interested
that the Joint Standing Committee of the CITY Coun
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the sixteenth
day OF May, 1868, at 1-2 O'Clock in the afternoon
at the junction of Bramha and Bracket streets and
whether the public convenience requires said street
or way to be discontinued
Given under our hands on this ninth day OF
Nav. A. ID 1853
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the blood,
which HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
sARsAfAR1LLA invariably does. Ask for HeInabolds.
Take no other.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

For Sale.
'I'HE valuable and desirable Residence OF Jere-
= mlah Dow, Esq, of this city, with about 10 acres
OF land, together with the Mansion House, Stable,
Oarriage House, &c. This property is pleasantly sit
favorable terms
Inquire OF JOHN c. PROCTOR.
May 9th, 1868. d3w SO Exchange ST.
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Fatal Admissions.
" WALTER B. CHAPLIN,
" w. q. ROBINSON.
IL 90 1QeQ %

APIH 1oUo' ------ N - :
Such was the trial of safes in Providence the 22d
ult. More might be said, but this is enough. The
public will not be deceived by such shallow subter
fuge. 1t is only necessary that add the invitation
to fair trial which Valentine & Butler declined be-
cause it was fair, and which we now renew, and ask
that IL be accented.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

The delegates will consider the publication
of their names sufficient notification. All va
cancies will be filled by the delegates assem-
bled at Chicago. %
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

rsh -..s
~ 'ts'l@ t.--
.'33ia .T1 O.. % i, '.....
QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. HE1MsoLp's Ex-
TRACT SARsA PARILLA. The dose is small. Those
who desire large quantity and large doses of medi-
cine ERR.
q 14s
.94 sta Aa'a,a- '-s,..
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
g1']!I'!;l|;;lH;;'I|v'IliIII!l;S

For Moths. New size, soc. ThEoD. S. HARRIS
Boston. All druggists sell it. may 6-eodlwsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
[Per City of Boston, at New York;

Ar at Liverpool 22d ult, James A Wright, Morse,
Charleston; W Storer, Cunningham, New York
23d, Albert, Maxwell, New Orleans; Joseph Fish,
Stackpole, Mobile.
cid 22d, W A Campbell, Curling. Boston; Mes
senger, Hill. Calcutta; Ukraine, Melcher, and Co
lnmbia, Robinson. New York.
Sid 22d, Monticello. Mckenzie, Bakers Island;
Nette Merriman, Rollins. New York. G
Ar at Newport 2lst ult, Freedom, Giles, from Ar
drossan. t..
Calao. ..e-
Ar at Montrose 22d ult, st Lawrence, Starrett,
Calao. --
Ar at Havre 22d ult, A G Jewett, Reed, Mobile
23d, Mercury Stetson New York.
Sid 23d, Daphne, Young, Buenos Ayres.
Bordeaux-Ar at Pauline Goth ult, Crescent City,
Delauo, Ca,lao.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
Imposition upon the Public.

The object of this exhibition was, of course, to
make it appear, if possible, that safes bought of VAL
entne q Butler superior to the Steam Safe. Toac
complsh this purpose they exhibited false sample.
They fixed up safe, for the trial. which such
one as could not, on account of the impracticable
nature OF its filing put into use, and LETT the pub
lie to infer that like those they make to sela
cheat which the public will know how TO appreciate
The fact as to the real character Of this bogus sam
pie they admitted privately, and give proof of it,
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09
IMPORTS.

CIENFUEGOS. Brig Ida c. 3O2 hhds 25 ties 26
bbls moasses, to E Churchill g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

5.AA a4e-.s;3Is+>~ = q.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-09

Hr-. 4trN SPOhENs
March 90. lat 20 10 N, lon 80 W. ship Valparaiso,
from New York for San Francisco.
April 6, lat 27 80 N, Ion 81 So W, ship Southern
Belle, 107 days from Manila for New York.
April 49, lat 40 So Ion A 80, ship Southern Rights
from Charleston for Liverpool.
May 5, lat 81 IL, lon IA &C. brig B Patterson from
Laguana tor New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

The party Of "moral idess"-Kilpatrick,
Butler. sioklss. Dick Yates, Zach. Chandler
and Callieott. "Linksd swsstness."
A very careful estimate Of the number Of
white Gu disfranchised in Missouri BY the
constitutional test oath Rxes the figure q
%, 900.
Greeley has ilnsd with the "sashed and
spau!eted sphinx" Among the things
which 10 ate were his own words.
The New York Sun advises Gen. Grant
to sell the letters Of the numerous apph
Giants for office to the waste paper dealers,
instead Of burning them, and apply the
proceeds to the extinguishnsnt Of the ma
tional debt
Grant says he will obey the will Of the
people. Justice Story says "ths cons,iiu-
ton is ths.w.l, The deliberate will OF the
people VIII the incoming President
mark the expression and the authority, and
then keep Lis wo'df
A St. Paul editor can discount the radi-
ca. edi.or in tnis city who said lately, to
the lrishmen Of the country, that they
had hair on their teeth" In the year
1864. in the 81. Paul Prsss. he said. speak
ing Of those in the Mcclellan procession
that year: In fact, the hair on their
teeth was 60 long they had to keep ten
PAGES apart to keep from stepping on it,"
Ashley, the defeated impsachsr Of the
Toledo congressional district, takes his 70
tiremsnt with an ill-gracs. He has recent
" written and caused to Be published .
fiist rate puff Of himself and his moral
qualifications, which, he thinks, ought to
have gained him better treatment from the
party Of great moral ideas" He says he
did not drink whisky did not speculate 10
gold did not sell his il flusnce for fat con-
tracts did not buy vote, did not seek to
get any contracts did not visit gambling
bells, horse races, bad houses. or any other
place "whsrs . Christian gentleman might
not properly &C." The implication is that
ether Representatives Of the party Of great
moral ideas did oil Of these reprehsnsibls
things.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
A nowa Re~l.l,oe>ce.

The follo~ing interesting rsainiscsnes
Of the early days Of THE State. W End in
the Annals Of lews, and 10 from the lively
pen Of Capt Irish, u Iowa City:
Froa memorandum before me. Il ar
pears that Sir. Hummer Vas psstsr Of the
Presbyterian Church in love- City from
le4l untii 1916. 1t which time hs vas sp
pointed by The prssbytery - an agent to 70
Fest end collect funds to aid 10 the erection
Of the Dss Aoines College, At WssA Peint.
in Lee eeuaty. Il appears that be met With
eeod success in collecting funds, hut the
small amount finding its way int The
church treasury cssated q suspicion that =
large portion Of Il stuck to the Rev. gentle
mass fingers. This, together With certain
irregular habits ana irrsverent conduct,
caused the prssbytery to cite Mr. Hummer
70 appear before them to answer 10 certain
charges preferred against him. At the trial
Mr.. n. behaved in . most unbseo ming and
disorderly manner, and after having violated
Gil the rules Of propristy, be left the house
10 towering passion, declaring that the
prosby terry Vas - den Of ecclesiastical
thisves" He appeared no more before
them but continued his disofdsrly behavior.
Totally drsregarding the authority Of the
preebyssry, until I: wss rendered necessary
10 strip him Of oil ministerial authority and
expsl him from oil connection with the gos-
pei ministry. llsmmer still held claims
against the church at Iews Oitv, for his
services - clergy man. Some difference Of
opinion existed - to the value Of those
services. Tn. church building vas nav
enclosed and the bslfry % far completed -
to receive the bell. which was hung therein.
The bell ~as large one, Of heavy and
splendid tone. prsesnted 70 the church BY.
seas gentlemen Of Trey, N. T., the pre-
pastor sfths bell foundry being one Of the
number.
On certain day in The year ls4s, the
psacstu! citizens Of Iowa City vsss threws
inse nieh sats Of excitement BY the report
snas aich.s' Eummsr. accompanied By HE
plant tse'. Dr. Margravs. had srrived 10
she CITY with oe.ns Of transportation.
intending 70 take the Tell from tho Presbv-
terrain church. and convey Il 10 Keekuk.
there to be placed in re- temple which
Hummer bed erected and dsdh.sed a. ~.
service 81 some devilish deity Of b.. own.
Thsss two worthless procured vspss ana
blocks and proceeded to The church.
Asessdlog to the bslfry BY cid or long
ladder. they presssssd to unAang The bell
end lever Il - the ground. While Mssgsavs
vent - The stable for the horses and wagon
Hummer asesadsd into the bslfry for the
perpses u esttise dows the tesils. ~
TN 00s . Duobee Of eiissas bed nseherci
= The church, aad sseosd bsnt % inter-
fspeoQ Ne plsns q Ne e1.Rsv. esatlsnen.
~ aeoe ssoessd Ne lo1dess roadeeiae
e's eeeseae iApssGahls. 4 sDavsy1Sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Per the relief Jana pssnsnsnt care q Colds md
Coughs. CSoup, whesping Coagh, Asthma, Hoasss-
TA1D IL amost a1misabie separation = Ne 0eW
non our own expsfisnoe, b rapidly sapsfceoding
al etAef Ccssa hs1eASs. II ssi.e ssA foe oaly
vays sneient 70 euro ~ worst cold. put is Within
thc reach ofal1 - o1ealn \.
AsuansaD, Ne. Az. -, looo.
II. Dunnrr, BeQ.-Dl Leeis,-0oG mi Rave
uee6 osvseal hotties q year Oeaeh nn1oaa bqah
before rs0ovsd fte0 - lDaio - siaoe, I'd I
eocioas nsaedy lps oeids svse go. ~ Slse0 ~
olmoet snosantoaeo9e b oNng - Quist - ~
lonee. yoa - nake vnaeevse uoeyO0 cheese u
Vosy I1Io0e9faIly. yo0- eae1lent eevnk
AAnx. ~. DQUaPhAN.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
spec,AL Morlces.
Wa ali those s6lictsd with Cough or Coasu0 ption
sesd the folio wing. and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsa1n
What the Doctors Saw

w nat INC DOcCOrS SaVs
Ss.. q S:s. ssss
lsrs BAisAs excessively n ~ practice. and I sa
esteasd there y NO better medicine for lang dsea-
Issac n. Dofss. II. D.. Of Logan Co., o., says:
"AIlu's Lsss BALsAn not only cells rapidly. bat
eives perfect satissacton IL svery eass within my
that possssess vssaSis .siisssi pscpsrties fr.s
y nee u In ny daily Pr seiee ana With rncousdsa
Nathaniel Isrris \. D.. Of Aiddlehury. VI. says:
"1have no doubt I. will become aciasscsl rem.
-. he OF
Or. Lloyd. Of ohio. surgeon in the army d1riag
the war, from exposure Contracted eoasaaptDn. =
e.: s:s. i:s ~.
ssi esjsviss HsaitS.s
Dr. 1s.ssS.s. q Ilsss~a. says: ~ rss:s.::: =.
s:': :.s Z ls: ;:::ssss '',''
xii.3s Lsss S..sAs : 10 r..s1!Y = s.s ~
Leag and fsrsst eaesltss ssSsse = Z, M
When al eshss All Sirscsioas seee.Ssny sseh
~ = Il. HARRIS . CO.. Sole Propsisten. ciscia
sThs Tape Worm 10 one of the
sosT cscgi Axp nx1nnH0 KS1nim % Han, AM
sosAMoss rms MOST DISTRESSING ssnrrcns. A dul
pain In the forehead; gddiness, alternate palenes
and nsshing Of the face pa,encss ofthe lips: enae
alton alternate loss and excess Of appetite; era
Wings Of particular articles Of food offensive breath
swelling OF the abdomen der Yefsion Of spirits en-
nervous irritablty are the leading symptcms.
| New, why not, "a view Of this dangerous enemy
| make use Of . remedy which many ysars Of expsi
fence has proved to be . safe and certain remedy
B. A. FsAncstoek's vcrmifugs, II used according !
| the directions aceo npanying each bottle. will No
| fall to eradicate the destroyer.
Great esatioa asst b nssd BY every purchaser
~ his ovs judge il enc sense. and 70 exanne ever
settle be buys Of Il. The staple nans Of FADss
sroog 10 not Sufficient He muet lssk rlessly ~
carefully to ses that the initials are n. A. FAns
srocx, and ~ satisasd With nethiAg slss IL 10 Il
enle bv 4. dFuRatoto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
e e e 4

La 800sO An0O0Oo0P Cream
TN MOST BRAuTlPUL AND nARMIRoo COS
MgTlC IN Tn1 WORLD
II will net lsjurs the most Delicate Skin!
lts presence % the fAee cannot b detected can
b. removed only BY washing; and Whoa femsve1
before ri sSadicaees every diseoaorati0o Of The fce,
whether caused b. expoeefe - the Wethss o. b. Dis
eooe, and beetoWs upoo oil lAces the
RADIANT COMPLETION OF TIE YOUTH.
A single sial proves oil tAess statements.
And the entire 0afs With WhlcA Il can - used,
makes ~ success complete.
n Ask for Il RusS,-see that the name Of L.
Rue Co. 10 blown 10 the boelle. esd our trade mark
Ut the top u the fkcnt label. Sold u all Druggseo
and Fancy 0ooaD Doalefe. Price 01o Dollar per
bottle CHURCH HflNT, Prepriesoss.
Hartford, Conu,
=. G. WGlls = o.. NsW Ysek 0ee, G. ooedwin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

appeared upsn The grsuad, The bell vas
ouiekly loaded iole The wagon, end sssefted
81 some six Or elght eitissns, moved rapid
" cut Of the city and aisapeeased 70
northerly directica. This was done 10 Isss
time than il has tsksa 10 sslste Il, the Kew.
Michael viewing the whole proceedings rom
the belfry, venting his rage and mertinse-
ton in violent jssliculatisns and sxpssusess
which would sound strangely coming from
q pulpit. In this pleasant manner be ~
con nsl.sd 10 nass The time until the coming
AZ RE coufss Narerave, who. by replacing
The l,dd,r. released Miehssl from his elsva.
ia nrisou' HE rvserence descended, his
s.ndv locks standing erect, vowing vsn-
s.snco through bis iivid lips. snd
Presenting . most perfect picture Of impo.
tent rsee. He seonsneed suit against
certain Of our citizens, and like Saul Of old.
he applied - The sssth.saysss and thvss
whs hsvs dsAlisgs With familiar spirits. bat
all In vain. The whersubouIe Of the bell
rsmsinsd scaled nsstssy = hin, a0d .
usssly 81 Of our citizens for ssu1s ysars.
Al Zen 9Th ths fslIswisg facts were devsl.
opsd The company taking the hell froo
Hummer. proceeded up the rivsrts . point
ness the meath Of Rapid Creek, whore the
tell was sunk in deep water. This IVES "a
ssmaiu . profound secret until the di@sul.
" between Hummer and the church could
30 settled. Then the bell vas to b. return
cd 20 its rightful owners. The Psstes
engaged in this we're not msmbsre o. the
church. but citizens actustsd By laudaole
desire 10 retain 40 valuablea bell in the
city.
But thew had . traitor among them whe
! sscrstlv removed the bell t. another point
in tbs river, and when it IVES sought for BY
the parties hiding it, It could not be found
Nothing fnrthsr VAS aseertained Of thu
whsrsabouts Of tbs bell until the sstcrn .
sous Of our citizens frem California, when
the mystery was revealed.
David Lsumreau, . nstivs Of England
WI belonged to the Aornoa church sn'
mad lived 10 the city for some yeary, ant
James Miller, started 10 company fer Cali
fornia. They took the bill from the river
where they has last placed it and headed !
up in cask well packed in saw.dua.
vas secretly loaded upon an OF wagon an
transported across the plains. over tn
Rocky Mountains 10 Salt Lake City, whsr
il IVES sold TO Brigham Young, for . sur
far below its value, and is nov being use
10 call the "lattsr saints together t. thsi
strange aud hsathenish worship. Thus
havs given the ssaders Of the AHnals u
. ssnswhal strange and ssmsstic history
what 10 commonly GATED "Hummer's Bell.
, Sketchss Of IL have appeared in print
. different times, end it, history has bse
3 smbalmsd in song. think . poetie
i sffusion upon this subject appeared in
i fermer nuabss Of The AAssls. Had il no
d il should have received . place here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

and May Of NJ rslations have died Of II. In 1899
ny case WAS frightful. Tsnore and ulcers spread.
until in lsif. under the advice Of ny phyaiciansI
went to Avon eprings. I received no bsns1t-tried
svery medicine and ala everything esald. had to
rest ny arm . cushion, and had mot psen able to
raise 1t to ny hsad In over . year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa
tion was recommended but peeneunesd dangerous.
coald not sleep. dmy su9srings Wsfs Atolefable
fsissd brought ne an 8nglisA pAvsiciaa. Who ap-
piled salvs with which he said he had accomplish
Extraordinary cures in the hsspitals In Hn&land-
Il commenced 10 rslievs:l persisted in its use Il
finally effected perfect and sntire eufs. Its new
ls4s. tis ave ysass sines he'd the appearance of
sessfslous ssrs, aad ~ health b besa god svss
since. procured the ssssipt Of this wsadssial art
Gle this blessing Of Asnaaity-and have called u
PAss's CiisAx SAWS" and sllsv the public to sue
II or net - they ehooss. This d brief bet candid
statement, given more fully in NJ circular.
Geneva, New York, D.: les ~. PAon
Nsw YsnH, Oct. 10. 1oec
s:,' 1.:s s g: e ai Il: :: .:.
Western New York. saw hin last week In gssd
health. n,s case was noss renastabls sas, bat
actually true in every particular Isifnsal
We Aavs watched Tie saailsi Bat efewise fsvos Of
PAsx's Cu.Ax sAavs." and availiae ourselves q
the :hnswledgs Of IL wonderful curative pswsss,
have beeoMe peopsistoso Of he oo0e.
It's sufe cure fer Dorns. 0eaid0, 0efofala, San
AAssn. Fever Sores. Drokea Drssss. yteet Bites,
Chilslains. 6tiaGD. Drsisss. csts. ewsllisgs, Ae.
whether upea naa q beast. II isbAves paiA aAA
inAannasisn witA surprisisg celebrity. ana Asab
busns without seas. Ne faaily sAosld ~ without
II. II 10 always wanted. anA b always ready. Ne
viii forfeit dosea be1ss fer asy sagls failass. We
believe tAsss was nsvss anything IKE In the world
Il 10 put % II tin bexes With Tie sane Pages Gu
max salvs" stamped % he bsttsa Of The box
None other 10 gen0tne. Sold b. dealers u Ned.
einse evefvwheee. Try 10. Priee oaly - eeots.
WHITE HOWLAND. fropfietoro, . lbeiV