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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, and ou
lots in the Town Of " oodstock ShenaI

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, and out
lots in the Town Of v oodsock Shenan-
doah County. Va, for sails.
LACY &c, VS.. LACY.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah County, pronounced in the
above named cause at IT'S August Term 1870,
| snail.
ON FRIDAY the cath DAY of MARCH 1871
upon the premises. in Woodstock offer, al
PUBLIC SALE to the highest bidder, the
HOUSE AND LOT
in said town, of which Henry E. Lacey died
siezed and possessed.
The House is a large frelnc
TWO STORY BUILDING
covered with tin, enl having eight large
rooms, and cellars and rooms in the basement.
There is alss neat portico, and in rear a
double porch.
The building is in good repair, upon the
premises are all necessary outbuildings,
among which is an excellent two story house.
On the same day and at the same place,
will offer, in like manner, two
OuTLoTS, OF ACRES
each in good slate Of cultivation, and
>ituated conveniently to the town,
TERMS OF SALE
AS much in hand rs will Fay the cost of suit
and sale and he balance in three equal annual
payments from The day Of sale, all bearing
interest from that day and the purchasers
executing bonis with good security and decd
OF iru upon the premises rs additional
security. Possession given immediately
Sale 10 commence about Y o'clock. NJ. -
March Ids MARK BIRD, Come
VIRGINIA TO WIT:
in VACATION. In the Clerks Office ofthe
County Court of Shenandoah, February 9th
1871.
Andrew Funknouser, ............ Complainant;
Against
Isaac Ryan. May Ryan Widow of Chas.
Ryan deceased May Frances Ryan Samuel
indanood and barbara Ann his wife, Stro-
Their Ryan and Jlo. Ryan, an pAco5 a
hottle Sheriff Com. aunt. OF Chas. Ryan
d ed Defendants
The object of this srt is to settle the
adminslraio ion accounts Of Charles Ryan d, cd
and to subject II e real e-tate Of which he
died seized and possessed 10 the payment OF
his deb'S.
Il appearing By satisfactory evidence :hat
'he ueIeAdahts Ntf0ther Ryan ana John
Ryan are not inhabitants OF this State-It is
ordered, That The said defendants do appear
mere within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary TO protect
hair int erest that copy Of this order be
pablished in some newspaper printed in
Woodstock once week for four successive
weeks. and copy posted at the front doc,
of the Court House of said county, on the
| first day of the next County Court.
CoPY-TEsTE.
Bird & Bird P. q GEO. w. MILEY, C.S. G.
March 2-.4w.
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Feb. 28-Oficial announcement l.
made by Emperor William confirm ing
yesterdays dispatches, to the effect that
the preliminares of peace had been signed
subject to the ratification of the French
Assembly. The news created great ex-
element in Berlin the streets were crow
ded houses we're decorated with flags and
festoons. thousands o. people gathered in
front of the palace. and last night there
was grand illumination. This popular
outburst of JOY and satisfaction is soon to
be followed, however, in all Germany
by season Of mourning for the victims
Of the war, to continue six weeks. This
will be succeeded By the trium p a, march
of the Emperor home, which will Of course
give occasion for return Of festivities on
more enthusiastic scale than ever. The
proposed triumphal entry q Pasis. appears
10 be still doubtful question. Sta ements
in regard to it, IN fact, have become SO
conflicting that twill be economy to for
ego speculation and let the event deter:
mine itself. according to the most
circumstantial statement. it has been
stipulated that oaly. 80 900. German troops
shal enter the city, and that they sail
not march beyond the Place de la 9Concorde
1t is stated that republican manifestations
continue in Paris, and although there is
perfect order, tue feeling among the peo-
pie is strong and deep, for future revenge
and the project Of police refuses re-
sponsibility for the preservation Of order
If the Prussians enter the city now. 1t is
to be hoped that the closing scenes Of the
war, which has been 50 fearful in all its
consequences TO the people, will not be.
either SO ordered On the one hand, or SO
received on the other. as to involve a
further null iplication of it's horrors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

a sleeping car Oh the Pennsy lvania
railroad was burned Thursday morning
near Lockport, Pa, the train having run
on broken rail. AL the passen 9, r.
escaped unhurt 49,
The damage by the late storm on the
Pacific was extensive. Several wreck.
are reported, and much anxiety is felt al
San francisco for the storeship Idaho
tour days over due from the Columbia and
other steamers.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
ROADS, the spring begins to open
operations on the Alexandria and Freder-
lcksburg railroad are increasing in mag
nltude: Large gangs of laborers are now
at work at different points along the inc
OF the road, aud in few weeks the en- tire
roI;e between here and Fredericks burg
Will be III progress of construction Al
e,r0ndrio Gazette
A storm at Baxter Springt, Kansas
Friday night, demolished a number o
buildings, including All unin ished Pres
byterlan Church aud large two story
building, the runs of which subsequent
ly took fire aud were burned, 18th an ad
joining store. Loss $2l ,00J, no insur-
1nce.
A wanton attack having been made
upon W. H Gibson, a route agent, al
Censon's Station, on the Louisville and
Lexington railroad, in Kentucky, the
Postofice Department threatens to With
draw the mails from the whole route il
SUCH oitenses are persisted in.
The trial Of Mrs Laura A. Fair, for
the murder ola. 2. Crittenden, whom
she shot Oh board a Steamboat some
months ago, has commenced at San Fran
cisco. She pleads mot guilty.
a man aged sixty years banned Welch
is charged at Jackson Miss with hay
ing outraged a child four years of age.
lnaffectual attempts were made to lynch
him. He was sent to prison in default
of $25, 900 bail
Sir John A. Mcdonald, accompanied
by Lady McDoaaId, Colonel Bernard
deputy minister ofjustice, Mr.. Whitaker
Of the fisheries department., and Mr. Drink
water, Sir Johns private secretary, left
Ottawa, Canada. for 81 ashington Yesterday
morning.
The religious revival in the Baptist,
Methodist, and Presbyterian churches in
Lynchburg continues.
John n. Humes, prominent citizen
of Abingdon, died at that place on Fri
day last. Mr.. Huues, was for many
years presiding magistrate of Washing ton
county.
Seven Gremen on the steamship Ishnail
were suffocated this morning by burning
charcoal in close room in N. Y. Five
of them died.
A freight train on the Pan Handle Rail-
road bound east from Cincinnati broke
through bridge last night. The fire
man was killed and the engineer slightly
injured.
Saturday was the Heather Chinee s.
New Years Day. The feast is lone Of
great Importance to the Celestial, and in
the ifowory country is celebrated with
much pomp and circumstance.
The Richmond Enquirer corrects the
statement that large number of the
merchants of that city are taking the
benefit of the bankrupt law. 1t says
there was never graver mistake. Not
zen Of our people have taken advantage
Of the bankrupt law this year.
Louisiana hasa debt of SIS. 600. 0e0
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One CENT DAMAG4-.-Mark r. De
Mortic of Richmond, who married the
quadroon daughter Of G"orre. T. Down
ing, the co,or:d eaee.er IF Wash ingtou
city, and who with his wife was recently
elected from Ch.cago r,'Sfuar,nt on the
gronal Of o:je5tjou,i c,ipr, IN brought
suit against .the reotVlrass keeper for
S3,GUQ damages got verdict Of one cent
The plaintiff in this unfortunate suit had
3 sassafras-o,i conce;n near Rockets.
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UNCL E JOS SIPS
TRuNK FULL OF FUN.

A Portfolio VI first-class y it and Humor, con
tanning the Richest Comical Stories, Cruel Sell
Side-Sp lifting jokes, Humorous Poetry, ouain
Parodles. Burlesque Sermons, New Con undrum:
and Mirth- Provoking Speeches. ever Published.
In terspersed with Curious Puzzles, Amusing
Card Tricks, Feats OF Parlor Magic. and nearty
200 Funny Engtavngs. illustrated Cover
Price Is cts Sent by mail postage paid, to any
part of the United States on receipt OF price
DICK d. FITZGERALD, Publishers. Is
March 2-4W. Ann-st., n. !.
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FATAL AFERAE.--0n Sunday night
last two negro men, named Wm. iPo*e Il
and George Armstrong. Of this county
had difficulty which esnlted in the
killing of Armstrong. Powell was attack
ed in his own house by Armstrong, whcu
he seized an axe, struck him on the back
ofthe head. splitting the skull'opea and
killing him almost instantly. From the
facts we could gather. Powell struck the
blow in self-defence, and was justifable
il 81 doing .-HarrionJnrg Enterprise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

The Railroad war. which has been
raging at<Ejchmond has at last closed.
> The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's ap-
picatioc fc- charter for an all rail line
between Richmond and Washington has
been granted. The bill finally passed
the house on last Saturday. The fgh
was hard one, and we hope that the re-
suit will prove Of advantage to the tate.
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,pHE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.-fhe
1 Champion of White Supremacy Against the
orld.-A first class eight Page Democratic
Weekly, established in 1850. 81 per year 81
for six months. Subscribe for it. For specime n
copies, address "DAY BOOK. New York City. -
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VIRGINIA, II WIT :

VIRGINIA, II WIT:
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
Of Shenandoah of February 18th 1871
William I'll. Miller and Mary his wife Plain.
tifis
against
Go Lindamood, Charles Lindamood and
others Defendants
The object of this suit is to settle the adj
minstratlon accounts OF John NJ. Maphls ad-
miuistrator of John Snowman deceased to
assign dover to the widow Of said SRoymrn
and enforce the payment of q certain legauy
to the heirs of Jacob Lindamood and Mag
dalene his wife as directed and required BY
the will Of Stephen Snowman decd and also
10 settle the cxecutorial accounts said 3ohn
Snowman Excr. OF said Stephen Snowman
deceased.
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant Charles L;ndamood is not an
inhabiian of this State-It is ordered, That
the saiddefcndant Cahrles LiadaInood dc
appear here within one month after due pub
licatian hereof and do what is necessary {
protect their interest that a copy Of thi,
order BE published in some newspaper printed
| in Woodstock, once week fer four success
i've weeks, aad copy posted at the front
door Of the Ceur House o: said county, OF
the first day of the next County Court.
A Copy Tese.
Feb. 23-4w. GEO. W. MILEY, c. G. G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

A destructive fire occurred at Pcieis-
burg. on the 2lst inst The loss is esti-
mated at. 500 900.
CRoUP An exchange says sovereign
remedy for Group is said to have been
discovered at last. 1t is nothing more
or less than alIspice tea, made of whole
grains of allspi~e. 1t "ats the phlegm
almost instantly. and induces free breath
ing.
The little item started year ago to
the effect that Demonstration is the
Ben Butler Of time,' is now going the
rounds credited to advance sheets from a
new Boston Bible
They have temperance insurance socie
ties in Georgia which are somewhat orig
inal. Each member pays five dollars
dues each month A t the end of the year
the mony is divided among those who
have remand faithful to the pledge
An anti-kisslng society has been form
ed by the GalenaQll.) girls. "No kiAs.
ing before marriage" is their motto.
The Chatham Tribune announces the
death of W. ?. Bradshaw, Esq. treasurer
elect of Pittsy lvania county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

EDUBLIC SALE.
| will sell at public Sale on
FRIDAY the oath. DAY of MARCH 1871.
my farm lying in the neighborhood of Saums-
Vile four and Il half miles from Woodstock
the County seat of Sheaandoah,
CONTAING $50 ACRES
more or less The land lsof excellent quail
ty and produces wheat, corn rye sc equal 10
any land adjoining. There are
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
on the farm, water convenient, running wa
t-r passing through portion OF the farm, 1
will also al the same time sffer
FIFTY ACRES Of MOUNTAIN LAND
well timbered and convenient to the farm.
TERMS Of SALE:
Two thousand dollars in hand, the balance
in four equal annual payments. bearing in
trest from date JOHN LlNAWEVER. Sr.
Feb. ltd s
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim:of early indis-
Z erection, causing nervous debility, prema-
lure decay, &C., having tried in vain every ad-
verti>ed remedy, has simple means of self
cure which he will send free to his fellow-suf-
ferers. Address J Ii. HUrTLE, IS Nassau ST.,
New York
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JURUBEBA

GEN. LEE. lis !. nd a,5s =. 5 md ri q:
and 30 Steel Portraits. BY distinguished
Southern Author Contains facts of interest
never before published. Sent on recent OF
Price So, rs. Also John Esten Cooks Work,
Personal Portraits Scenes and Adv entures OF the
War, So 06: e. 3. Treat Il Co., PUBS, G54
Feb. 19-4w. Broadway, n. I.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT On Saturday night
last, MIR. Julius Sibert, in endevoring to
raise a window in the house in which he
is living, on the lower of DR.. Strayer's
farms, slipped, and his hand having been
caught by a broken pane of glass, was
severely wounded. The knuck1e Joint of
the forefnger of the right hand was laid
bare, and tie tendous injured de is
getting long well-and will probably
retain the power OF fiexion but not that of
extension in the finger. DIR. A. s. Miller
rendered medical attention. -Shen. Valley
HOTEL SAILS. The sale of the old
Central Hotel" or "lSibert House."
advertised for sale on the 18th inst BY
Mark Bird, Trustee, WIS held on that
date, on the premises il New Market
The bidding was spirited, and it was
finally knocked down to John l. Pjtmau,
Esq at S1549, cash. We understood
that he has since sold it to Mrs. A. j
IIol zman for $1,000, $500, cash. and
the residue i'll two annual payments.
This was an excellent sale--haying brought
$500 or $500 more, than some of our
best judges supposed it wouiI.-SAen
Valley.
The carpet baggers and s:,iawags Of
:he South have "a chronic atiectation for
visiting W aslington during the sessions
of Cong: ess. This, of course, coss mon
ey. Honest men pay their own bills wheA
r t,o1-,1 hat ith tloSa oln
he7 have contrivauce to get US. the
people, to meet the expense. Their friends
always keep committee Oh reconstruction
or on Southern outrages on hand, with
the view of accommodating these gen
tleman by summoning them as witnesses
A double advantage is thus gained. The
carpet baggcrs aud scalawags ct their
expenses paid by Congress- and the COM
mltee have always an expert set of wit
ncsses on hand.
CLERICAL RoGUERY a search for a
pair Of missing ducks, one day last week
found them cozily boiling together in the
dinner pot of clerical gentleman of the
Free Win Baptist persuasion-a coiored
CONGREGATION in our town. The prompt
enforcement Of the law against such
things by Justice Crow has caused tie
gents departure from our midst, and, we
hope, with feelings more consistent with
his calling, than those that caused the
unimely end of the i'll fated ducks, =
Clarhc Courier.
SU1oIDE-We learn from the Register
that Jacob r. Stevens, lately of home
ia. formerly OF Rock ngham, commit
ell suicide at his residence in Rome, OF
the 18th inst. He was abou 30 years o
age, and leaves a " lie aud four children
His health had been very frail for som,
time, aud there were iudica tons OF ;
wandering intellect.
COMPENSATION FOR Losses Last weel
the U. S. Senate passed bill which is
intended to compensate persons in Loud
oun county for the losses they sustained
from the army of torchhearcrs command
ed by Gen Sheridan during the war. II
would tie but an act OF simple justice, j
the provisions Of the bill We're so amen
ded as to include those persons in tbis
Valley who were impoverished AMI al
most ruined by this same band of fire
fiends. &c larke Courier.
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Agents! Read This !!
8 8 & 8 q 5 8 8 8 8

TsNO THE WORKING CLASS.-we are now
1 prepared to fu ni-h all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the lima or
for the spare moments. Business new, light,
and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
from SOC. to S. per evening. and proportional
sum by devoting their whole time the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly much as men,
That all who see this notice may senG their ad-
dress, and test business, we make the unparall-
eed offer To such as are not well satisfied we
will send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing.
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DECKHAM & CO.,
ID Successors to GWIN, BECKHAM CO.
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCH ANTS,

NO. ~ south Union otreet,
A. J. BIEDLER, ALEXANDRIA va.
of Page Co., Va.)
re- Liberal Announcements mads on Flour in
store, and all orders promptly filed
Jan III RI.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HRUSTEE'S SALE
OF A

I#US1EE'S SALE ia
VALUABLE FARM.
By virtue of deed of trust hearing date
the 20th day of February 1871, and duly re-
orded in the Clerk office of Shenandoah
| County, executed to the subscriber by Har-
rison and Isaiah Emswiller, to secure the
payment of purchase money, to Wesley EN-
swiller, Executor CT Jacob Emswller, decd ;,
| shall.
WEDNESD AY, APRIL 9Th 1871,
upon the premises proceed to sell, at
PUBLIC Sale,
to the highest bidder, The farr on which ia
cob Emsw ller resided, about 1 miles North
West of Nj. jackson, containing 2G4 acres,
roods aud IS square poles, according TO a
recent survey The soil is limestone of ex
celleni qualify,
! ABOUT 70 OR 80 Here's AREIN TIMBER
and the greater portion of the timber is of
the best quality, the oa lance Of the land is in
| good state of cultivation.
There is stream of water running through
the farm, and there are two good wells near
the dwelling The place can be convenient
ly divided into two farms, each of which will
be well watered and timbered. The improve
ments consist of a good
TWO STORY YELLING
e. a comfortable st DRY and half
4 dwelling large stable. gran
SIfEsM airy, and other necessary out
GssaaSssxsg 5ss-s5 buildings. The fencing is in
good pa IT and upon the premises there is
n young and thrifty orchard of select fruit
The gro wing crops will be accepted. with
the privilege to the present occupants to cut
and secure the same.
TERMS OF SALE.
There will be due from said Harrison and
Isaiah Emswiller on the 9th Of April 1871,
the sum Of S6667 ,55. and on tina lst day of
February 1872 the further sum of 1882, IL.
For said sum of S6667 So and the cost and
expenses CT this trust, the cash will DO re-
ouired, and for the residue, for which said
property may sell, credit until the lst day
OF February 1872 will be given, the parchas-
err to give bond with good approved security
and a ein to be reserved in he deed as ad
diiional security. Sale 10 commence about
l o'clock p. NJ. MARK BlaD,
Mar It S. Trustee.
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1926 USE rEGEJ'ABLE 1870
PU L nj ON A r. Y BA l. SA NJ .sro
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Clods,
Consumption "Nothing BETTER" Cutler B
4 Co, Boston.
Dec, i,
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CURIOUS, HOW sTRANGEs

The married Ladies Private Companion con-
tlins the desired inflammation. Sent free for TWO
stamps Address Mrs. II. METZER, Hanover,
Pa.
mar % w.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY RD9 : ~
Pursuant o a decree Of 'hc County Court of
ShenQndoah County, rendered on the the 18th
DAN of AUGUST. 1870, in the chanccry cause
of Rabert w. Crawford &C., against II. S. &.
Albert. | Shall proceed on
MONDAY the 18th DAY of MARCH 1871,
in front of the Court House in Woodstock to
sell valuable house and lot known as the Vir
gina Hotel The House is good
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
situated on Main Street in the center Of the
town, and is well adapted for hotel. 1t has
besides the usual improvements a large
AND EXCELLENT BARN
attached, and never failing we'll In the yard
The lot contains x of acre. running to
East back Street.
TERMS OF SALE.
One Hundred Dollars Cash, the balance in
one two and three years with intrest from date
at six percent to be evidenceds by bonds, tie
first and second to be taken with security with a
waiver of the homestead exemption.
Sale to commence at J. O'Clock A. NJ.
JAMES IL. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner.
Jan. 26. | STl-4w.
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nLOWS PLUNSl PLOW IL

The famous |. Y. L. Flows Manufactured and
for sale By Weedsteck Manufacturing esls
panY.
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A wanton attack having been made
upon W. H Gibson, route agent, at
Censon's Station, on the Louisville and
Lexington railroad, in Kentucky, the
Postoflce Department threatens to with
draw the mails from the whole route if
SUCH oifenses are persisted in.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

The trial Of Mrs. Laura A. Fair, for
the murder OLA. 2. Crittenden. whom
she shot OF board steamboat some
months ago, has commenced at San Fran
cisco. She pleads "not gui!ty.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

a sleeping car on the Pennsy lvania
railroad was burned Thursday morning
near Lockport, Pa, the train having run
on broken rail. AL the passeng rs
escaped unhurt. 49,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-02

VIRGINIA TO WITS
IN VACATION. In the Clerks Office ofthe
County Cour, of Shenandoah, February 9th
ISL.
Andrew Funknouser, Complainant;
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A PPLE PAPER, CORER AND SLLCER.
n Made by d. II. Whittemore, dorchester
Mass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-08
THE ADVANCE!
Reaping Five Feet Wide,
Combined TWo.WheeIed Machine

With serrated Sickle and having a sepa-
rate cutter bar for Moving, Four Feet Wide,
with a smooth edged knife. The Sickle has
less motion for Reaping than Moving. This
is our leading Machine. 1t embraces every
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-08
Mineral Point, Wis, March 3Oth, 1871.
To the People :

As when who supplied will
OR MOVING MAClNG allow call
MACHINES partially described above We the
We still keep Machines
advanced
ahead all others valuable improvements perfect workmanship and complete
of
Machines having machines will not be will
through
and for the
superiority safe beware of machines
that get leave your leisure
G. II. RUSSELL,
General Travelling Mineral Point Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-08

OF the
Reaper Mower and
md
We havema in machine little
of thought
growth advanced the and
$ wha her al st