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County Democratic Resolutions

The Hancock Democrats 90 back 10
179s-99 for their creed. 1t makes us
think ofsome Of the old .sWar Horses
of the Democracy, Judge Clifford be-
fore made judge, when deli, ! ~
political speech used to begin with the
"tirst dawn of light" and was never
known to get down later than the war
of 1s12-lj.
+. n. Smart always began with
himself, and ended where lie began.
The noted Garrett Davis. the great
Democratic Gun OF Kentucky, when
the resolution alluded 10 by our Demo-
cratic friends had their BIRTH. in all his
discussions throughout the war of the
rebellion scarcei, ever got by the dis
cussion of the Kentucky resolutions.
II Is well To recur to first principles,
and the Republican party has fifty and
and OPPORTUNITY done so for instance
the party is based on the principles
announced in the preamble of the
constitution 10 become the blessings of
liberty to ourselv, 5 and our postcrity -
The following resolutions reported
by the committee, were unanimously
voted by the Convention
Ee>Diced, That the democratic Con-
sention now assembled. still adhere,
and again renew their devotions to
those time honored PRINCIPLES establish
ed rs the fathers Of this once happy
and prosperous Republic.
Resoiced. That the Virginia. and
Kentucky Resolutions of IL 1nd 30
are the only true basis for Demo
cratic form of Government The de-
Inpc'acy should no more Ight of
them, than the christian should lose
sight of the ten commandments.
Resolred. That the old and Young
Democracy should grow united heart
AMI hani. hgnting maninlly for the
true principles that cur fathers bequeath
~ To u.s. until our effort. crowned With
success.
R"S"tred. That the resolutions Of
the Democratic State Convention meet
the unqualified appreciation of the
Democracy of Hancock County.
ReSpired, Tia, this Convention most
chcclinlly endorse the nomination of
Gen. {. W. Roberts. as our candidate
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The Life of Daniel Webster.

Nh. \. L. Barker, of thi, city i
agent for Curtis great work. the Life.
of Daniel Webster" The labor was
undertaken at the request of Mr.. Web
stcr himself. he designating the per-
sons 10 write. 1t is in two volume. of
'"o pages each, gotten up in ID. Apple
ton \ Cos best style. OF course the
work costs something. but 1t /, worth
double IT. price ID any person that
viii read it. While speaking of thi,
great national work, it may be oppor-
tune y remark that, il i. time that the
youth Of the land began - read some
thing more substantial than much Of
the current literature OF the dav and
what more fitting than the life of the
eminent statesmen OF this country those
tina. have given the country character
abroad, and glory at home:
The Tribune SAYS:
''Of Mr. Curtis labor we wish 10 rc-
cord our oplnloh, IN addition to what
We have already said that in the writ
lnS Of this book he has made a most
valuable contribution To the best class
oi our literature. II is probably the
last Life Of Daniel Webster tina, will
ever be written and it is. beyond com
parison, the best. As Biography it
has the rare quality Of usefulness. be-
lhS suited to the taste of the general
reader rs well as answering the require
ment. of the scholar and politician.
The extracts from his Speeches and
Correspondence are copious. but the
selection Of them il SO happy that they
cannot be dull 10 any man who cares
enough for the book or its subject TO
buy it,"
Dir. Barker is agent for this county.
and Will visit by himself or agents.
most Of the reading people in it, solic
iting orders. Price, 81. Sc. and S.. 90.
per volume.
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TITS ALL-IMPDRTAST

that the young should learn how to avoid the
most Inactive diseases always prevalent In civil
izcd communities, AMI hardly less imporrant that
men OF middle age, or those more advanced In
lite, should undG rstand how the lost powers OF
manhood may be restored. On these anii kindred
matters. the medical work entitled The
Science of Lite, or SeLPreservatr,n," by DR..
raves, oil Boston, coutaius a surprising amount
~ valuable doctrine and Information Our res
dtrs may judge Of the character OF this interes
ing volume by perusing the advertisement OF the
Peabody Medical institute. in another column.
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TWENTY Seven Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Disease. inciic nj t. Females
placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all ply -Ict ans
making such practice speciality, anil enables
him To guarantee i speedy aGi permanent cure
IN the worst case u Suppression AMI i'm other
Menstrual Dsran0emeflts, from r.lterer
All letters for advice must contain 81. Ofre. ~
Q ESDICOrr STREET. Boston.
\. B.-Bpard furnished % those desiring NJ re-
main under treatment.
I,,I.
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At a Court of Probate bolds, a, SUI
IN ana Tor the County OF Hancock on III viii
nes'iay OF August A. u 1870 y" me LIST We'd
James : Bennett, Administrator unor
tate % Sarah g. i.itte6eld. late Of Rp ,n TIE e,
said County MISUNDERSTANDING ne'h port m
nse9unt OF Administration upon ssJ e. rs d.,
ftooalt' also his private account. '''aie o.
o'ue'ea = nat laid Administrator vir.
thereof 70 "ll persons iuterests,I i, sNr no.re
copy Of this Order 10 be publ~hrd y, edas'us /
successfully la the Ellsworth Amrfi '''ee Week,
IN Ellsworth that they may appear N ~ ,gnalea
dey ~ 70 IN - no,sh at b9eksort on toe ID WHY
noon and stew cause II any thew hSya 'nt pr-
same ould not lie allowed '"'e Why the
Sw3I FAIKFR rr-,,-
true topy-Attrst GRO. A. DlEH p'''-e.
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The Bureau of Satisfies shows the
average wages paid for farm labor in
1869 tc have been in the New England
States Sl.55per day with board; Middle
States Sl.20; Western States sl.56:
Southern States ~. SO; Pacific states
q Is (gold); Territories gold 81. IS /:
without board, N. Z. Sl.94; Middle
Sl.63; western, 81 .O6; Southern. 81. 25 :
Pacific (gold) s2.99; Territories (goid)
s3.42. The average per centage of in
crease on daily wages with board. paid
Tor farm and other labor in the U ,ited
States in 1868 over 1860, was i'm winter,
for experienced hands. 81, summer. As ;
for common labOrers other than farm,
So; and for female servants, So.
-Califoraia produces 900 900 pounds Of
quicksilver annually.
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DYSPEPSIA oRINpIGEsrIox


Ia oppression after eating, belchinS mp oi
wni, and always follows Costiyeness. Or. HAr-
ri-on'- "crisaltic Lozenges give permanent relief
They are pleasant. portable, d, not require in
crease Of dose, 4 never fail Also, warranted
TO cure every kind OF Piles. For sale at No.
fremont Temple. Boston, T.. a. Harrison & Co..
Propretors, and by all Druggists. Mailed tor
%
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VOLUME 1e.
4eaaI noties,


We the subscribers hax,na $500
the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge Of D. appointed n
Coany OF Hancock, to receive and ' os Tor h.
claims OF creditors to the estate o, eAamne N.
deceased ,oh r. ~ saer%In late Of Buesspo
notice thai six months are aliows 10 hereby ry.
tors 70 nring IN and prove their claims sa1 elv,f
We SHAH at end that service at r AMI H.,
.in1e 10 BaeSsport on the first SATURDAY. G"a9aa
''""ei ana Decemper next. o. Se1.
G; wooDN,y
Bucksport, July26th is70. ''>tUkY
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1HE subscriber hereby gives public uotl.., h. b.
] cohcsrnei that he has been duIy ap..ola,
snh mas a.en upon hlm,eIft the trust OtAu laia
istrator OI tic Estate of
Polly saunders, late Of
oriahd, ia the County ui Hancock b., .t..
bond a. tn las 'itrr = ne therefore III ...-
q" person" " D" arc indebted TO sad pcr-l ~,
tate ." e'Asc immediate payment and tliu.e VIA
have any demands thereon IL .xhiInI M. .,.. n
pay incit.
MARX ~AU&bER,
Augu-tt 1870
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MElckl naIlcf.

nave this day, entered into Copartnersbip, for
me prsctice Of Medicine aud surgery with DR..
Geo n: Harden, who has for the past year, stud
red !. the hospitals Of Mass, and a recent gradu-
ate OF Harvard Medical school. As to the at
eainments Of DR.. Harden, he refers TO Henry j
higelow n. D., Prof. Of Surgery. and Calvin
Ellis, n. D.. Prof. Of the Theory and Practice 0
Medicine In Harvard College.
Ellsworth, April Ssh, 1870 isc'
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STATE OF MAINE.
NOTICE.

ua.t 7ohs o"ih1 me on accounts of over Nine
,h nt - september next, ami thereby AVOID Tor
themselves unnecessary expense
August LIST 1870. ,agi
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For Sale.

schooner Boat Dirg' Of Bartletts Island ~ feet
keei teea Bean Built of the best Is Plan
set work good cud. and stove well found in .aiis
and ngyirg- For further particulars apply to
JAMES BARTLETT
on Premises on Bartiett's Island AVA
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The County Convention.

AHN SDA"sy Nt~sNusaSh'
The County Convention which met
here last week was vcry harmonious
body, dispatching business with un-
prcccdcntcd promptness. Usually it
takes nearly the whole day 10 ~
through with the common busines. oil a
Convention. This wear the business
was completed before dinner and before
one o'clock
We gay" lat week the names OF the
nominees. and place them thi. week
among the lit oi candidates To he voict
Tor in September We said thc.c was
great Ia, mony ia the Convention. and
50 there was, and yet considerable
County Attorney. Mucn Of this arises
NcrS naturally A. the du les oi Co.
ATTORNEY, or prosecuting officer for tie
state. in the liquor case, bringing him
in antagoni-m with MANY people. Tie
law oiit>ciicln be made 10 appear vcry
obnoxious Ia the average public seuti-
mcnt "i the people. and viii be -,
uhl'-- carefully Ahd lndicl"u~iA pnt ~
force. la a community like ours, with
h'' VIZ mot '"h-'''hci"n> notions ol
~" anu "idef' or the hIghe-t fr2ard
for the majority Of ANY law. il j. not
to be " ordered at, That public officer
should ne unpopular inft!'" uint being.
i'' th"i" were other causes winch
caused some ol our citizens I" desire a
Chah2e' 81 these we nave nothing
1" -aH' now. All mat We need say.
S'h'fAiN' J. t'Ht we TOOK no part ~ the
CONNECTIVE o"lic'c II WAS IirlS aud
"'n"ra"i! e'hhuetrl' ana since the
Convention "a settled TIE matter 1t =
the "utH oil All l." ABIDE ny IN" result,
anu SUPPORT the nominees % The Con-
'enti"n-
I'M CANDIDATES.
Non. IL. :. BLrtlett oi Lam me, WAS
rc-nonlnatci tor Senator from the East
HI, served one term IN the House ana
one in the Senate. lie WAS entitled to
a -cc1nd nomination by usage He j.
nu INTELLIGENT. honest aud true man.
No On. can purchA,r hi, vote. and il
never wiIl ia. ,,ivcn .x,.ou, ,ttnr the
,,,,,., ,.,,.,f,,t .x.,,f,,,,;o a,,.t.,,.;J.r-
ar,h. ,,,,o J.. grad :, .v.,
~.
"'Po''' VII oc ny" n'''' ~ ~
'''A'o' o"' '"' III '"o si''A'"'e' '''
Ne mas served Ms Town III the Honse'
We tiiihA' iour Years. lie has the repu-
talon OF beng good legislator. and
very competent business man.
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DEATH OF AN Elk SECRETARY OF THE
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 2O.-John
Pendleton Kennedy Of Baltimore died
at Newport Thursday evening.
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II. =. Nu,a~, ,lyf..
STATE or MAINE
Attest. II. b. SAUNDERS, Cger.

To the Honorable the Justice. OF the -t,,r...,
JnnciaI Court next to be holden II tIl5wDrta
~i.h,n and for the County Of Hancock on III
ion IN uesday OF April A. ID. 1853
Hannah b. Cole of SedgWick in the co,nty 4,
Hancock wife # Andrew Cole, E,rmeriv ~ a,,t
sedgwick but whose resrienc.. IA m III. -,
une oSyond the limits Of this state and snnnn-at
To Ge In Provincetown In the County of + ,,
stable and Commonwealth OF Massachusetts. re-.
spectiuiiy shows That her maiden IA ne VA. It'll,
nan Estahrook. that -he wa, lawfully m,rr,.i .,
the SAID Andrew Cole At setlgytc> aIora.,,i \,
me twenty, hr-t day Of Octoser A u 1915, 81
D I sutter q minister OF the gospel duly an.
thorlzed To solemnIze marriages that an. ana ~
saIh husband there anerwarl, lived toyrthnr ,
husbanl and wife At said Sc swick for .i,tasn
whlie 80 living together i've children: thtt III. t
ever sihce been chaste and aneutlonale wtf.
anu iaithtul 10 hei marriage oblix ttlon,. hut t1
saiu Andrew Cole, wholly regardless of III N,
rage covenant and duy dil some five. mr. W..
yn'.iIv 49, m.hont any canse, on her part
sholiy anu entirely desert and forsake her .,t
depart oey end the limits of thi. Stat. and h, go
7lhee that Tine contributed anything towtrl, n..
support and maintenance, out c,,tin,.'. III.
de7eition and To hive neyonI IN. II ~ -,
state, and your hbelant further sho v tb,t h,r
nusoani, since his sand tescrtion has lIyrI XVII
To her unknown ''''
Wherefore your libelaut prnys that a ava
io'n tne bonds Of natrlmony between er An!
nef SAID must band may be decreed bv hi. ,u--
tbat such decree would be reason able an1 n,,,,,..
o',hauciVe 10 domestic harmony aad con.t-r.t.t
hl ,i,md peAre mug n3raty OF society lhat
ls.rk -. 49,
" ner SAID husband II within the jnrlsdIctinp t
Nuis cosfs at sucn times As the Court may ~ i.
proper, ana That such other dec. eea All -
may De made by the Court as justice may re1r,,'r
Data, q, .,. . HANNAH t.. tOLr.
A. D. l5lU
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, So supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, $50.
Upon the foregoing libel tho Court order. that
notice OF the tendency Of the same be gwen 10 m.
ioeiee therein named by serving an alIeste1
copy OF said hoel, and Of this order thereon uuon
.hs saia Andrew Cole, or by publ sning The : ,mr
IN the Ellsworth American three weeks succr.-
:, Sy, ene lasL pusicaton, or service aforesaid
10 be at least thirty days before IN n.,xt tcr, :
.his Court TO be holden At Ellsworth within and
'oi tns county Of Hancock, the second Tue
fy OF october next, III Al said hblee may shep and
mere appsar. and answer the said libel AMI sn.s
cAuse, II any he have, why the PRAYER thereof
should not be granted
Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS, CLERK
true copy OF the libel and order thereon
Attest, IT, b. SAUNDERS. CLERK
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n,z.iNE CLAIMS .>IcroRY.

have myself seen the latest dispatches
from Bazaine. in which he declare, o-i-
lively that he j. victorious. that hi
sirrtegic movement has been accomplished
with success. but attended with serious
losses. Why not give publicity To thu
dispatch ana rcas>ure the unqliet spirit;
Surely the enemy could not gain from il
any uscf ] information. | p iicvc that the
inces>ant combat, Of the last seven day
nave been ia'orIbi" 10 Us, but that they
nave no, yc, brought about decisive
results
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STATE or MAINE.


lem. i-sD '' Apf'
Upon the foregoing libel tho Court or..,. A.,
Office ui the ptndcncy Of tie sans. AZ, .ig , 49, ''
ilhr4'c therein nImcI. by publishing an ,-, n
copy II rald libel and uf this order Tbtrt., 81, II
m'eAs successfully in the Ellsworth Ap,,-,r,.
~" last publication to be at least tAirty ..- M
i'trt the next term of THIS Court t. b. Il .i y.
Ellsworth. within aud fsr the cou ty of IA -
On ne second TUESDAY 81 Brtoh,r uCxt .. /, ii
TIE SAID libel. and show cause, II ANY III. r,
me prayer thereof should not be !;.nt.l
Ate {, III u. SAUNDERS D..f.
true copy OF th- libel q d order Ia r..,..
49, Attest, A. u. SANDER,
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ouef ivr sale the following list oil choice seca.

oepnrate pamphlets for each county, containing
s ~ onciai financial statement and Iuli informa-
s 0d sent on application. Information cheerful
an promptly furnished by letter wire. Bond
hes e'e1 ee on lines of any express route. Any
oo,,e. sosa ~ US with coupons payable 1t points
outside OF New York city, will be collected and
nomu!ed Tor, free of ell charges.
Aooess SA AL A. GAYLORD d Co.,
STOCK and Bond Brokers, st. Louis, Mo.
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To the Honorable Justices of tho S,
oih Court 70 be holden az Et-wurtf a' te Ia1.
,Hr the county Of MA cock April Term ,s- 1a3
i"ur petit oner respectful ~ rypre. ,,,' tS'i.
We s~uliy married To Ma PARE, IL. laI
,rooAsNulr IN ire year Is thsi he r.. it '-''u p
hef As husband and vile several ys,-. I'LL "ih
Snu 10 Nanham that he Away, treated y. >alT'
AAfghret, regardless Of Der uarr',y@ M 'tt
WlchtdlY deserted him and his bed ,,t .'f"tat
h' year ~ since which shc ia, ,!ys.l .''ll %
.iiei With YHfiuna men. .o,- ".'t Jt'-
H'h HHd Massachusetts and o Aer II ''H-
uo"s not know there or with whom A. g. ne
present lie has not heard FROM, r d,rrr1I !"
hef Tor many yestrsN here fore. he t,rAy. y' ~
vicc OF divorce from the bonds Of ui4i,l,,. ''
tween him and his sad wife Margaret 4 Z, ri
keu - I'm = hI.-
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Paris. 22.-Adviccs from Ernstein, near
Strashourg state that the Pru>>ian army
ocsie.ins Stra>bour. had CAUSED the peo-
pie 10 change the course of the little river
H.. IN order To stop the supply OF water
l"r the city The General IN command of
>ira>bourg had driven out OF the defrnccs
all who consumed army stores without
afforlins nj l.
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Iori- BLANC "N me SITUATION

London. -. Louis Blancc rcplyin. 10
thc appeals ~ many friends, publishes thi,
mo. mag letter reviewing the situation
II France dcoiarin. it 1, for the marion ~
choose between the empire aud the nation.
hat nevertheless ciN II di-~cnsion, womb
deliver France 10 her enemies That FOR
himself he delays ictumiug Ia Paris onl,
from fear That hi> returning might 81 The.
'-nAl of revolution. aud that republic
ought not - be declared a the moment
when u must assume the responsibility. p,
which would bc dcvolSed upon II rs the
iucapaoiliiy of the Emp, ror tic aay. ,,S
that francc. rcSuming the control Of her
dcstiuie>, should lay 10 Germany ami the
world. this j. \ war between two men and
not two nations
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-C,lifornia produces 900 900 pounds Of
quicksilver annually.
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS,

august LIST 1870,
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The TrihuAe's special Paris corrrSl.on-
dent >acr.dlblc stories are =! omulgated
officially and >emi-ofiicialy in Paris. and
ii j. believed by the penp.e that Marsha
BazAine'> dispatches are suppressed FIR fear
Information may reach the enemy. that
the Pru>>ian> have been successfully en-
trapped by BazAInr IN the lat thror battle.
aud that Bazainc. retreats are fcints or
>traic-ical manvuvrc> like Mcclellan.
change OF base. That ae mi.ht 20 10
Ncrdun Il he wanted 10, that Prince
FFedcrick'> army i. entirely DESTROYED.
that Bi>mark : Cuira>>icr regiment not one
remains, that the rest Of the Pru-sian army
i - weakened by dy>cnicry and famine
Thar il cannot do more. No action /. too
mon>trpu> Tor belief
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The appearance of Paris at this time
might well remind one, saving the barri-
cades, of the day after the insurrection
of June 4th. The National Gardes and
the troops en- route for the front are
encamped in the streets in places and I'm
public gardens. The fate of Paris Is
entirely in the hands of Trochu.
Little is said of the Emperor who is
reported to be 1t Rheims with his son.
BAxAME's RETREAT.
Marshal Baxaine continues his retreat
successfully INJECTING upon the enemy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-14

aud the svstemof fraud so long
and deoply seated, that it has success
fully deied all efforts OF reform. One
now Collector when he realized tho
evtent of the iniquity that he had to
dea} with, and his v impotence IN
lGhe face of such a power, sought ref
uge 10 suicide. And to his successors
the place has proved a gulf for Tepu-
tations. Mr.. McCulloch. when Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, estimated the
imports which escaped duties by
smuggling and differentiation at one
hundred millions a year. For the
greater part Of this we can look no.
where but to the New York Custom
House.
On account Of the gigantic dimen-
sions Of the Custom House business
in New York. If Tor no other reason,
it ought to be divided. A way by
which imports for the great interior
cities might pass by the New
York Custom House would relieve
interior merchants and consumers
from the heavy taxes levied on them
bv New Yorkrelays, costs and frauds,
and the division of the business
would assist the reformation Of the
| New York collections. Under the
present system the New York import.
ers are not wholly interested In an
honest collection of the revenue.
Each one naturally seeks to profit by
a corrupt system, and all are inter
ested In preserving a management
which obstruets the passage of goods
through the Custom House to iote-
rior cities, while they. by the means
they can use, get their own goods
passed, and thus take possession OF
the market.
Upon general principles, the de.
mand for the transit of goods Of
interior importers to interior Custom
Houses cannot be reasonably denied
but on account of the injustice
worked by the present system, the
demand is imperative. But besides
the opposition of Eastern importers
il bars to encounter the dog.i0-the
manger policy Of Western member;
who will give no aid TO it unless they
can hitch to it some locality, for thu
sake of mere personal or polltlca
capital or official patronage, which
never had any desire to import, ant
which will have none il all the Gus
tom House facilities shall be pro
vided. There is no necessity 70
running the system 10 this absUrdity
The great commercial cities Of tn
interior are sufficiently marked b.
their own trade aud situation. Thi
system should merely recognize ex
isting facts; it should not antieipatl
prospective growth, nor build upol
great expectations. Certainly tn
lesser towns in the interior viii b
better accommodated than cow b.
direct importations to the great cite
Of the interior; therefore their Rep
re~sentatives should not resist tbi
because they cannot extend it t
towns where it would be a useles
eXnenSe