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- Mn. MatildS 4. Moody of Now York. II
liable to get $1,000 from Geo. A. Oseood
for knocking her down with horse and
wagon, In 1885, Tho enormity oft Of.
Tense depends somewhat on tho size of The
horse. Far awonder the telegram does no.
state what the color OF Osgood's hair is or
whether or not MIRA Moody 10 wellrelsted,
but 1t 10 gratifying 70 be assured .'Nasilda
was her name" '.' -s'-
Prince Napoleon. is out in the London
papers avcwing hts fidelity to the Emperor
and Empress .,' -. a"
. Tho Prussians demanded the surrender Of
Vert'un recently. The Mayor invited them
to "comc and take it, .s. .l-,s. ..
The Department Of tho Interior ID an i'm.
portant ono. Mr.. Cox having resigned there
should be no delay in appointing success.
sor. Delano is therefore fayori,e.
. Frenchmen furnishing supplies willingly
to the Prussians arc to bc court mar,isled.
The inhabitants Of Jura and the vovc,
have forwarded = petition to Tours against
the ccssion Of N inch Of French territory
to Prussia r'-. ~. -
Algeria Is to hare Civil Governor Gene.
rel, and Henri Bidder is appointed to tho
place. The natives and Jewa are declared
citizens Of France. s,st RI. .s..r
There arc twelve pairs Of twins in Storey
county, Nevada
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

seWnArCAusEs THE HAIR TO TURN: GRAY.
An English writer has recently asserted that
IN undue proportion Of lime in the system,
is the cause of premature gray hair, and al.
yiscs to avoid hard water, either for drink.
ing pure or when converted into tea, coffee,
or soup, because hard wafer Is always
strongly impresnated with lime. e. Hard
water o'ay be softenel by boiling il; let il
become cold and Then use 1t a. beverage.
Il y Also stated that liquid that will color
the human hair black and not stain the skin
may I've made by taking one part Of bay rum,
three parts Of olive oil and one part Of good
brandy, by measure. The hair must be
washed with the mixture every morning.
and. IN = short time the use Of Is will make
the ls,ir beautiful black without injuSiny
Il N the least. The articles must be Ut the
best quality, mixed in bottle, and always
shaken well before applied. a%,-,:o- "a 3-s
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Pcrsona).-Am"ng tho strangers in town
10 day We notice Mcesrs. 8. NJ. Hall and G.
N. Travis Of Hclena--Dr. J. 8. Click tar.
ricd . day en- route TO Missoula- Rev,
Geo Comfort leaves tomorrow for Helena,
thence in fortnight for Binghamrton, N.
Y--Mr. 4. J. Simmons 10 in town for .
day or two preparatory to going away.
Jack" however, only makes u glad once,
and that IL In his coming.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Collecting Agent.-Mr. Geo. W. Irwin
inserts card to-day Is General Collecting
Agent Having taken the General Agency
Of the NEw NoRTu. WEsr his business vii!
coll him 10 all the camps on the West Side
An efficient and reliable busincss man, We
can assure those cntrusting COLLECTIONS to
him, prompt and faithful execution of the
trust lie left today for Missouls, and
will return in week or ten days.
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: =. o - - =.r4pm
4 (Fssa shs Youngstown. OA,e, Psgiss, OF al
a Some time since . returned Californian,
visiting Nelson's Ledge, noticed that the
rock in the vicinity bore great resemblance
to the gold bearing quartz Of California.
The matter was communicated to some Of
our Youngstown men Of enterprise. and i'm.
meiIately company. consisting Of Messrs.
Thomas Struthers, John Stambaugh, Chas.
D. Arms, Jacob Stambaugh, John Todd
and Evans Morris, leased oil the land in the
vicinity. They now have leases of the land
around and including the Ledge to tho cx
tent Of 2,500 acres. A specimen OF tho
rock has been sent to IN assay office At New
York, and the assay which has been recciv-
cd shows yield Of $40 Is cents per ton,
which can be made profitable yield in this
country. The assay is In this city, and no
slight ssneasiOn has been srouse&l over tho
discovery Of this new mineral wealth in our
vicinity. '..tr
What degree of reliance may be placed
upon the new enterprise is difficult to tell.
Ono thing Is certain, that the gentlemen
who have charge OF the matter ore abls to
test it thoroughly, and If they and success
they will receive the hearty congratulations
Of all who know them. "a go. 80. 4
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NOTICE II hereby given that the ,undcSsigucd, "a.
ministrator Of the estate Of William r. Richard.
son. declared will sell ut paic auction . the highest
bidder, 70" cash, Saturday. the 5lh day Of NOyeu-
Der, A. D. 1890 between the hoprs OF o'clock 4 M
and oc!oskp ~, An tn tpNu of .BiaSl6Ues In Deer
Lodge County, Territory VI Montana nj. the Sions
q Property bclonsng to said rstale in sad town of
Mackf9ot, consisting u Goods, Wares Merchandise,
Gr0ccrtcs. LiguOrA &c. Sale to- ~ contained over
until HoDday, the 7th II Noycmber. A. D. 1870 aud
from day % da! bssweei the sase hours until II the
Dued la 9Th, l. b. ls.o i, GEO. v. FOX. -
d8o-3kt q "a IA s,zF ... nh A6lpipissSneoI
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Silver Sfar.-Trom reliable source, VIC
learn lhst the Everett mill ct Silver Star,
which hos been running constantly for
several months, has melted handsome
rescnac 10 the owners, who are mostly
Cicvriandcrs. The Green Campbell lode,
from which IL 10 crushing, never showed
letter than Mt present, and there Is orc
enough in sight as present Ia supply The
mill for years. Mr.. Chas. ID. Everett. to
whose Judgment and good management tho
Company Is largely indebted for ito success.
designs leaving for Ohio In . couple Of
weeks
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Thanksgiving Day tho day OF family
reunions, fat turkeys, coed gifts. cranberry
sauce, thankful hearts, and pumpkin pic,
10 appointed Ivy the grace or God and direc-
ton 1T the powers that he, for the Fourth
Thursday 1T November. We arc glad To
~ the Executive 1T Montana has designa.
Ted the day suggcstcd by the President.
Thanksgiving Day 10 essentially IN Ancn
con institution-s pleased enc ut that and
We hope 10 sec II established by universal
consent ~ National day, when the sweet
incensc Of thankful hearts and r0sst lur.
key will 90 up from ev cry altar and cooking
range in the land. ~ ,nf"- g.,a .,..f ar'
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Mr.. Thes. E. Pounds, Of Black foot, Leaves
in day or two for Danvilie, No., and Mr..
Otis Strickland for San Francisco, where
they design passing the winter.
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Water Inns been shu. of In Dellanser 4
Aliens Divide Creek Ditch ut Silver Bow.
the recent cold nights having rendered It
necessary to preserve the bitches.
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The Races. In the mile race TO day-bcst
two Ia .hrcc-''Orcgon John" leat LIZARD
tws s,raight heats. ''Orcgon Johns" time,
first heat. l:55; second heat, &ol. Hun
ming Bird" vs. Withdrawn before the race.
Tomorrow, Saturday, there will be .
mile race. best three In i've for purses Of
500 and $50. IL lat and I'd best horses III
this rnce Oregon John, Humminy Bird
and Dragon arc barred. 4 Purse Ut 800
10 offered for trotting race, second class
horses, mile heats, best two IN three, and
800 for aquarter race, second class horses.
The attendance and interest in the races Is
Increasing daily.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Chlsese Store. -0cm Kcs d On. desire
'hn'ugh the medium Of the press to con-
nun'cste tho fact that their stock Of cufios-
'''ss and tens mot to be written qusue-Ftost.
es', Is now complete and ready for sale
soa consumption. They have alsO Chinese
s.o'ls drought from the old country
which will be disposed Of 70 Americans
"ao admire them. TIE editor Ut The Cin.
enns'l Commercial will please notice. We
ssrn't the slightest idea Why Gem Kee 3
w. desire 10 advertise, unless i y e Set
@e custom Of the single Chinese suhsHiser
oe our lst, or 10 inform The ''4clicans"
saefe To get China Tea and noveitls tor
ssnst'nas Gifts to our bssighasd relatives
"'ne States. We are informed. however,
W Pagan patron shass splsadiA stock Of
seas, and Il selling cheap n anticipation
IN Invitation V - 1p :. Branch Dtess T.
eiiiorid rooms of IL CinejaaAu CbD.
stvstal #@5E#E &c.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Family Groceries. Mr.. Alex. Cohen
hss opened In the building formerly occu.
pied by K"hrs & Bro. spien did assort.
nent Of Family Groceries, which will be
cold q. lowest rates. Everything In the
grocery line of the best quality will I've
found in his store. and We commend him
to share Ut patronage which he respect.
fully solicita The lessers Cohen arc
well known. having been among the first
Merchants of Alder Gulch, and their rrpu.
ts,ion ~ liberal dealers 10 we'll established
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

The anniversary Of the dismcml,crment
Of Turkey falls On the Path of November
this year.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28
Catholic 6crvlOc0.

On Sunday next, Nov. ist All Saints Day. religious
services will bc held ut 10Y a. m. At the Catholic Chapel
On Wednesday, Nov. ID. All Souls Day, 4 mass will
BE- celebrated At ~ M. for tho relief Of tho souls Of
tho faithful departed.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

The walls Of Donncll & Co.'S building
src up several feet and the vault safe Is IN
position.
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LOCAL NEWS.

GENERAL AGENT-Mr. Geo W. irwin II duly ~.
shSrixed General Agent VI the NEW NORTHWEST All
bssnes transacted with him will be recognized by this
o@ca
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Weather at Helena to-day, clear, mild
and lovely As tho last rose of summer.
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DIAieOI.UTION.

/ NOI.UIION.
THE Co partnership heretofore existing under the
1 arm name Of Lane 4 Emmcrson, III the Mctropoa.
itnu Billiard Hall II this day dissolved b. mutual con
consent A.: Lane dispo.ing of bic interest 70 n
smith, AM sccounts due frDm the hfm will BE- paid
knowing themselves indebted a rrqnctcd to settle
once |1$f John b. LANE "
r-. ''-~ - q. EMERSON. -,
Deer Lodge. September list, 1870 ~ -
1r. n. Smith having purchased the interest Of Mr.
John b Lane In the Metropolitan Billiard Hall, the
erm will hereafter hs En,nrrnon Smtth:s Thaiikiny
the pEb'ic t0r the Xcncrous pstrona heretofore be-
slowed upon orr house. We respectfully sOlicit and
VIII endeavof to merit c1ntinhantc of the sasr
80 ENAERS0NH1 SMITH
Oess LsdDA 1aptalss 91sa, IegoI = 1i'.l 80 q i
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A Fire sspprssasr. --Nessrs. Strang d
Richards0n have at their store q Douglas
ship pump.-forcs and suc.Ion--brought
for Walton 4 Co.'S stable, which Il woald
be we'll for tho town to purchase. Its cost
htS4o. Il has two 4.inch cylinders, -.
inch stroke. and will throw TOO gallhns OF
water per minute through ( inch nozzle.
With the force which can mAa The brakes,
ssuction pipe can I've dropped In > we'll and
: stream 81 wafer thrown over the McBir.
sey building Or Court House II would
eost but Z few dsllars from cuch pers0n to
buy this, moant It IN wheels aud have Il
Tor the use Ut the town. There are 100 feet
o. three ply 2 inch Eutta pcrchs hose With
y. sufficient to insure deluge on any
muse In town. Walton d Co., W under
STAND. want II kut will allow the tOwn the
DIFFERENCE. II would b. we'll " purchase
~ &@EF " 9 :
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: Il d stated in dispatch from Washing.
ton that Secretary Cox's resignation wss
not induced by any difference between the
President and him on public matters. They
had different opinions il regard TO the
proper time Of issuance Of patent In the
,Nc0srahan land case. but ifnot adjust6d,
y as'least did not influence the resignation.
The notes Of resisnation and accsptancs are
'cQnsidered private W both ofllccfA and
have not been diyulged. No successor has
been appointed, nor 10 it believed theirs will
By fofievefal weeks.t 3 3E1s9u |
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a." a~F DOIkNs s.a " HIfa =EF-~EzE
BEnExsrEo:-ln Door Lodge, Oct ~ 70 the wife
OF Chas BcilcnbuIg: daughter. p He" >1@s 1T
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

The Cleveland Herald thinks tho mar
riage service tshould dbs changed TO, rad
= Who daie4 atake this woman r md III
1roon shall answer, 7 Il dare" There ar>
slso s0ue occasions where IT, might ebe
chang sd ~ ~ <. ,rhsn the nioisttr,saall
ny, Who dares throw sway shis wosaan
tnpon 5lhia j ~. Rsols1isa. a II, - -. =
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
sulphur in the West Indies.

The New York Standard, a new and
lively daily paper under the charge of
John Russell Young, publishes the fol-
lowing important paragraph:
Sulphur is substance which has, if
not fragrant, at least decided odor,
and is useful both internally and exter-
nally. Besides these purely personal
uses, it is largely used in this country
in the manufacture of sulphuric acid,
and for other manufacturing purposes.
As matter Of course, the source Of
supply becomes matter of consequence
especially to proprietors of extensive
manufacturing works. Heretofore, the
principal source of supply has been
Sicily, which island has furnished it
from the extensive deposits left by the
volcanic movements observed there.
We, are glad, however, to know, and to
be the first to announce, that source
of supply has been discovered much
nearer home. 1t is in the island of
Saba, which is one of the Dutch West
Indies, and is situated about one huns
dred and ten miles southeast from st.
Thomas, and forty miles southwest from
st. Martha's. Like it's italian proto-
type, the island is of volcanic origin,
being about eleven miles in circumfer-
ence, and at its highest point about
two thousand eight hundred feet above
the sea. Though Dutch possession,
the language spoken by its two thou>
sand inhabitants is chiefly English.
The sulphur deposit referred to was
discovered by an enterprising New
Yorker, who found himself there on
search for health, and, finding indica>
tions of sulphur ore, set to- work with
pick and shovel, and, with the help of
some natives, carried two sloop loads,
which he brought here and submitted
to analysis. The report of the chem
lists employed is to the effect that, while
the Sicily ores only yield about thirty
per cent Of birthstone for the ore con-
sumed, the Saba ore yields an average
of over sixty per cent. Adding to
this the fact the island is only about
fifteen hundred miles from New York,
it will be seen that this is an important
discovery, and it need not be wondered
at that steps have already been taken
to secure leases of the best tracts of
island. We understand this has been
done, and that the Importation of crude
birthstone will soon be commenced.
Together with the Louisiana sulphur
beds this mine will undoubtedly drive
Sicilian sulphur from our market.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Mrs. PartingtoL has been reading
the health, officers weekly reports, and
thinks "total' must be an awful MAJ
lignant disease, since as many die of it
as of all the rest put together.
It is estimated that over a hundred
young ladies are at present studying
law in this country. Probably they
will all become mothers -in>law one of
these days.
Alfred Jingle's dog is surpassed in
New Bedford, where they have point
er that came to a dead stand still before
a door plate bearing the name Of GA
Partridge"
A Western paper complains that the
only success of an oculist recently in
its locality was in enabling the fats
who consulted him to cut their eye
teeth.
A Massachusetts paper expresses it's
regret at learning that one of the pop
ular monthly magazines has expired, or
sat least lapsed into the quiescence of
monenigomy."
At the Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton, in Dayton, one Of the speakers
replied to the slanderous charge that
most of the ladies interested in the
movement have big feet.
"Do you think" asked Mrs. Pepper,
"that little temper is bad thing in a
woman 2" "Certainly not" replied a
gallant philosopher; sit is good thing,
and she never ought to lose it,
"Don't leave the Court>room, witt
ness" said Shiawasse lawyer during
the trial of case. 81 want to ques>
tion you farther" "Father's dead, ,"
replied the witness, "and can't be ques-
toned ~
The Talbottom (Ga.) Young Anaeri.
can states that an old negro woman in
that town knocked her husband over
with chair recently, for refusing to
contribute to a fund for completing
new church.
German astronomers assert that two
stars-one in the constellation Of the
Corona" and the other in the "Htha
Argus" generally marked On astro-
nonical charts by the Greek letter H)
have taken fire.
Have the public been hoaxed? A
relative Of the late George Peabody In
forms us that his body was buried at
Westminster Abbey, and that tie great
fuss in this country was over a substi-
tute corpse.-Boston Herald.
Husband, I hope you have no OBJ
jections to my getting weighed "
Certainly not, my dear; but why do
you ask me that question ?" "Only to
see, my love, if you would allow me to
have my weigh once"
"Won't you let me kiss you, little
one?" asked a gentleman of the beau
tiful daughter of beautiful mother,
as he was taking leave of her 10 the
cars. "Wouldn't you rather kiss moth-
er?"' was the arch reply.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
BrevifIes.

IF man makes beast of himself
at dinner, docs he become the lion of
the party?
What is the difference between
falling star and fog? One is missed
in heaven and the other mist on earth.
"I'm leaving thee in SORROW as the
man said to his wife when he sold all
his furniture and eloped with another
woman.
A Western lady is writing in favor
of limited marriages, for given time,
ranging from one to three years, with
privilege of renewal by mutual con-
sent.
An Indiana editor depreoates the
prevalent habit of killing and eating
robins, and says he would as soon eat
slice of Parepa~Rosa on toast as to eat
a robin.
What should young man carry
with him when calling upon his afianc~
ed? Affection in his heart, perfection
in his manners, and confection in his
pocket.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

A SPEAKING AUToMAToN.-AG Ger
man genius has invented a speaking
machine, which is now on exhibition at
Leipsic, and is masterpiece of invent
i've art. It is in imitation of all the
parts of the human organs of speech,
executed in India rubber and wood.
A keyboard, played like that of a pi-
ano, puts the parts in motion, while by
a pedal and bellows the required air is
sent through the wind pipe. The key
board has only fourteen keys, represents
ing the sounds of a, o, u, i, e, j, r, W, f.,
8, b, e, d, sh; other sounds of the all
phabet are produced by the same move
ment, and the admission of more or
less air. The sounds of m and are
produced by closing the lips and press
ing the tongue against the roof of the
mouth, etc. The<French nasal sounds
are produced by a separate contrivance.
The laughing, it is said, sounds truly
diabolical. and the growing of rooster
very comical.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.
DR.. Julien Pcrraulf,

DR.. Julien Perraulf,
DIR. of Medicine of the Faculty of Pa
ris, Graduate of the University of
Queens College, and Physician
of the st. John Baptiste So
eiety of San Francisco.
n PERRAULT HAS THE PLEAS
EDR. uEe to inform patients and others
seeking confidential medical advice that he can
be consulted daily at his Office, Armory Hall
Building, North East corner of Montgomery
and Sacramento streets, San Francisco, Rooms
Nos. 9. 10, IL, first floor, up stairs, entrance
on either Montgomery or Sacramento streets,
DIR. PERRAULTs studies have been almost
exclusively devoted to the cure of the various
forms Of Nervous and Physical Debility, the
result of injurious habits acquired in youth,
which usually terminate in impotence and
sterility, and permanently induce all the con-
comitants of old age. Where secret infrm-
ity exists. involving the happiness of "A life and
that of others, reason and morality dictate the
necessity of its removal, for it is a. fact that a
premature decline of the yigor of manhood,
matrimonial uuhappiness, compulsory single
life, etc., have their sources in causes, the
germ of which is planted in early life, and the
bitter fruits tasted long afterward; patients,
of one or more of the following symptoms:
Nocturnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and
Head, Weakness of Memory and Sight, Dis
charge from the Urethra on going to stool or
make water, Intellectual Faculties arc Weak
ened, Loss of Memory ensues, Ideas are cloud
ed and there is disinclination to attend to
business. or even to reading, writing or the So
ciety of friends, etc. The patient will proba-
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and that
Sight and Hearing are Weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams; melancholy, signing,
palpitation, faintingS, coughs and slow fevers
while some have external rheumatic pain, and
numbness of the body. Some of the most
common symptoms are pimples In the face,
and aching in different parts of the body.
Patients suffering from this disease should APP
ply Immediately to DIR. PERRAULT, either in
person or by letter, as he will guarantee a cure
of Seminal Emissions and Impotence in six or
eight weeks,
Patients suffering from venerial disease in
any stage, Gonorrhea. Gleet Structures, Bubo,
Ulcers, Cntaneous Eruptions, etc, will be treat.
ed successfully. All Syphilitic and Mercurial
Taints entirely removed from the system.
DIR. PERRAULT's diplomas are in his office,
where patients can see for themselves that they
are under the care of regularly educated
practitioner. The best references given if re-
quired.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can
call and examine for themselves. We invite
uvestig alton claim not to know'everything,
nor to cure everybody, but we do claim that in
all cases taken under treatment we fulfil our
promises We particularly request those who
have tried this boosted doctor and that adyer-
tised physician till worn out and discouraged,
to call upon
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering from any complaint incden-
tai to their sex, can consult the doctor with the
assurance Of relief.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
Female Monthly Pills.

DIR. PERRAULr is the only agent in California
for DIR. BIoTTs Female Monthly Pills. Their
immense sale has established their reputation
as female remedy unapproached, and far in
advance of every other remedy for suppressions
and Irregularities, and other distractions in fc-
males. On the receipt of five dollars, these
Pills will be sent by mail express to any part
of the world, secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at a distance can be cured at home,
by addressing a letter to DR.. PERRAuLT, corner
of Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms
10 and-11, or Box 973, P. o., San Francisco,
stating the case as minutely as possible, general
habits of living, occupation, etc, etc.
All communications confidential. lily
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

SOLD AND Cor THE MONEY
Some lunatic has imposed the follow
ing on the New Orleans Times, and the
Times publishes it in all seriousness:
In San Joaquin Valley, California,
butter is made by placing the cream ih
a thick linen sack, and burying the
parcel in the earth over night. The
sand absorbs the milk, and in the morn.
ing the butter is fouad as we'll worked
as by an hours churning.