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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05

WANTED.-Holden, of the Yonkers
Gazette, advertises for an able-bodied
man. Hear him:
At this office, an able-bodied sans-mind-
ed man, who will take contract to go to
about forty agricultural boss trots' in
about two weeks; who will board and
clothe himself, furnish his spending
money, who relishes snuffing dust, eating
cold hotel scraps, and sharing straw
bed with another "bummer," and who
will puff up everything he sees from a
railroad monopoly to stale loaf of bread
or runsy Attorney COW, and feel highly
complimented because he is allowed to
do it-for the good of the great agricul-
tural interests and intense edification OF
"our readers" To such model martyr,
Tor natural born fool we will furnish the
complimentary" tickets of admission to
the grounds" We have fourteen now /;
end every mail brings more.
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DANBY.-A gooi many are repairing
their buildings this fall, snaong whom
are J. S. Paris, and VIM. Vail.
The new blacksmith shop at the cor
ners. is to be opened next Monday, Oct
9th. bv aIr. c. NJ. Nichols of West Paw
let.
The select school at the Borough,
nnder the instruction of Prof. Z. Nj. Tor
rev. is in successful operation, 1t number
ing nearly forty pupils.
There is to be a social dance at the
Staples Gilt Edge Factory on THURSDAY
evening, Oct. 18th, at which good time
is expected Music is to be furnished by
the Rutland Quintette Band.
Quite a number of our citizens al
tended the Town Fair held at Wall1ng'
ford, on Thursday, Sept. Goth, which was
an entirely successful affair. 1t was pro
nounced by many equally as good as the
County Fair, aud in some respects better
The result of the fair exceed the expecta'
tions of the most sanguine. The depart
ments were all we'll represented. There
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FIRE IN MoNKToN = SUPPOSED
DEATH.-We learn from the Vergennes
Ve,monter, that fire occurred in Monk.
ton last week, burning the grain and feed
barns OF M. n. Dean, the loss being about
three thousand dollars, insured for less
than one thousand. The cause of the fire
is unknown, but bottle, piece of pipe
and the chsrred bones of human being,
found in the barn which had not been
opened for many days, led to the belief
that some wanderer, in a state of partial
inebriety must have got in to the barn, and
while intoxicated set it on fire uncon-
soiously. and persisted in the flames. A
small portion of what must have been q
coat or pants, ia all that could be found OF
his clothing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05

OBIrUARY.-In Cambridge, Sep DER
18th, Cynthia Bennett, wife Of Miles Len
nett, aged 70 years.
Mrs. Bennett, daughter of Seth and Fol
Iv Wood, was one of family of II child
rem. She was born in Dainty. Vt, July
18th, 1893. She was a good wo'nHp, d
prudent keeper at home, and devoted
wife and mother. She filled the relations
of her life with fidelity. Religion en-"
gagged her thoughts while young. She
was accustomed in her girlhood TO go TO a
secluded place near her fathers house for
secret prayer. The spot became known
to her brothers and sisters, and they Of
ten stole near by to listen to her ferVent
devotions. Those prayers bore much
fruit. This unassuming spirit OF devo-
ton went with her through life. 1t
adorned her daily intercourse with socie-
ty. 1t led her loving neighbors to bring
beautiful flowers for her funeral to show
their respect for her virtues and goodness
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRIC1


Be il remembered, that at session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for
said district, the 10th day of Septembs 7, a. d
1871.
PRESENT: Hon Walter O. Dunton, Judge.
Whereas, 8 certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purportIng to be the last will and
testament of Niram Clark, late of Brandon,
in said District, deceased, having been this
daY presented, to said Court for Probate, and
duly filed in the Registers Office. Therefore,
1t is ordered that all persons interested In the
estate of said dec ased be notified to appear be-
fore said Court. at the Probate office in Rutlan ;.
in said district, on the third Tuesday in 0c.Ober,
A. d 1871 by publication of this order, thee weeks
successfully previous thereto, in the Rutland
HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rutland
in the County of Rutland 10 show cause, If any
they may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed as the last viii
and testament of the said decreased.
JOEL e. BAKER,
40:w3W Register.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
| To-day was q tranquil one in munich
pal affairs. The appearance of the Mayor
before Justice Bixby was the only event
of Importance.
Two hundred thousand dollars of per.
sonal taxes have been collected, and nearly
all the Croton aqueduct workmen have
been paid.
The board of apportionment passed q
resolution that all the bonds hereafter
issued, shall be issued in pursuance of its
authority.
1t is said that Deputy Controller Green
and Mayor Hall, signed warrant for the
money required to meet the current ex-
penses of the commissioners of charities
end corrections, and the employees will be
paid tomorrow.
The work on the parks is proceeding
rapidly and orderly, the necessity for sus.
pension having been avoided by yester-
days action Of the board of apportion-
ment.
The Mail says that the work of the
committee of seventy, so far is prepare
tive, but will very soon appear in result
that will delight all good men. The COM
mittee need all the money that liberal
and patriotic citizens can afford to give
Donations are requested to Re sent in at
once.
The same paper says, that the New
York Printing Company have been paid
from three to dozen times for type-set-
ting, when in fact the type was set but
once.
The Post says of the Rochester Conven-
ton 1.-The State Committee gratefully
accepts the offer Of Tammany. So
Tammany vindicates the right to con-
troll the party confers upon those
that do not like to be seen in company
with It, the great favor of relieving them
of it's presence, and then has everything
its own way"
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Dfatbs.

sTRoNG.-In Rutland, O,.ob.r 4th, Elijah J
Strong. aged So years.
The funeral V I'll taRe el.ce st his residence OF
Green street on Friday forenoon.
DORSET-In Londonderry, September IA
Sarah Dorset, aged 3S years.
SIHFRS.-In the CITY and county hospital
Cahforni :, August aoth Henry j. Somers, a ma
tive of Vermont, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Rosla W Cushing, mother OF Rev. II. P
Gushing OF East Burke. and Rev Charles W
Cushing of Massachusetts,, aged g y6srs.
wHI3HT.-Ia Rutland, Sept. 20tG, ErSia
twin sou OF Jacob Wright, aged % months aQt
Ii days.
sM rH-In Burlington Sept 25th, Hsrlie
wife OF he late Colonel Smith, aged 70 years.
YAUGHH.-In knt and. October ID, Jlrat
Vaughn. aged Sc years.
sTQUGHrUN.- In Bellows Falls Sep. SOth
OF cancer, he wife of Hon. II. f. S Ouehton. aLC
mother Of Cl. e. b. Stoughto9, of New Yotl
city.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y DISTRICT OF FAIRUAN IN, s..
The Probate Court for the District Of Fairhaven.
To all persons interested III the estate OF
John Lewis, la:e of PouItney, III sad d rlcJ
deceased Greeting
The administrators of the estate OF said de-
cease1, having Represented that l. viii he
necessary to extend the time heretofore limited
for the pay ment OF debts and the settlement Of
said estate, has made application to said Court
for such extension.
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to a?pear before the said
Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton, IN
said District, on the 23d day of October. A. d.
1871, to show cause, if any you have, Why said
extension should not be granted.
Dated at Castletou, in said district, this I'd
day of October, A. d. 1871.
HENRY L. CLARK.
40:w3w Register.
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Important judicial Decision.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.

In the United States District Court to-
day Judge Dillon delivered a decision OF
considerable importance. The case was
entitled, "Assignee of John F. Derby
against the Boatmens' Savings Institution,
and same plaintiff against Joseph II.
Lucas" the action being to recover GER
tain stocks and bonds in possession of the
defendants at the time of Derby's failure,
which vas claimed belonged to his credit
ors. The Judge held the efforts of a man
really and technically bankrupt 10 evade
the law or make preference only in hope
of extricating himself, could not be over
turned in the usual course of business,
and even if his intentions were fraudulent
to give preference or evade the laws as
between bankrupt and third person, the
guilt must be brought home to the party
with whom he deals to enable the assignee
to recover.
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

~ The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rut.
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of Enoch Harrington, late OF
Pittsfeld, in said district deceased, hereby give
notice that will meet for the purpose of examin-
ing and allowing said claims at the house of H. o.
GoD IN Psshsid on the asst
from one o'clock until four O'Clock p, m,
each Of said days, and that six months from
the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1871, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Pittsfeld, this 2Sth day of September,
A. D. 1871.
r. 1Ao 3. aI Bpwh' Commissioners.
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N. &, x,ocx and sz"nes uaruc..

NEW YoRK Oct
The decline in gold was arrested at ll3% by an
advance IN exchange, and the market gradually
strengthened until the close 1877 was BID snd
ia asked Clearance were $50 600 900.
Loans were made at fQa2 per cent. for use and
1Cn4 per cent. for carrying
From this until the oath Of Oc'ober the street
must depend on Treasury sales for ita superduity
of gold Shorts may fiud themselves IN difficult Y
blythe latter part of the week if their remain - z
clique has courage and cpht sion sufficient TO give
the loan market ano' her squeeze.
Government were lower in consequence Of the
decline in bonds and consols in London and
the fall here, but cosed with some little rec very,
ann steaCy. Southern STATE securities We're
weak aud lower on Tennessees and frTner on
South Csrolinas, Tennessees 60, ne South Car
olinas SO. The rest were steady.
The stock market continued strong all day and
closed firm. Hannibal & st. JOseph took a leap
upward TO COX. The remainder OF the stock be-
ing manipulated for A rise, and Lake Shore, Erie,
Union Pacific and Wabash are understood TO be
in the hands Of powerful cliques For this reason
it is dangerous for outside SPECTATORS TO get in.
Mon-y was easier to-day at 597 On call, aad
closed at a lower rate.
Foreign exchange WIS active. and Ieadlr 9
bankers advanced the rate for 60 DAYS from los
to 1881 y, and ar sight to lO9x. This sharp adj
vance had tendency to check business.
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weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON. d. O., Oct. 4. 1

WASHlNOION, ~ ", oct t.
The area of the low barometer which
was on Tuesday afternoon some distance
south of the Florida coast, moved north,
eastward to Appalachee Bay, as cyclone
of small Dimensions. Rain has ceased in
Mississippi and louisiana, but has con-
tinued with brisk southwest winds in
Southern Florida and is now extending to
South Carolina. The area of low bar
ometer has advanced very rapidly south
eastward into Minnesota and Iowa, and
the westerly winds have backed to south
west in Iowa, southeast in Wisconsin and
northeast in Northern Minnesota. The
barometer has risen slightly in the Mid
die States with an increased temperature.
Smoke and haze has prevailed during the
day from the Middle and East Atlantic
westward to the Mississippi.
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From Mexico.
{ CITY OF MEXICO, Oct, 4.
via Havana, Oct. 2

\ CIII OF MEXICO, Oit Il
via Havana, Oct 2.
The elections are completed, and Juarez
has majority Of IS in Congress. His
election therefore is certain. It is believed
that there will be no important revolution
airy movement. Confidence is fast being
restored in nearly all parts of tie Re-
public There is s5mo commotion in
Oaxaca, in consequence OF a report that
partiz ms of Diaz are making military
preparations with view to compelling
the secession of the the States of O4xaca,
Chiap4 and Tabs.sco. The plan of Disz is
said to be to combine with the maleon-
tents in Guabsim 7las i revclu ion'ze
that Republic, and form an Independent
government by forming a union with the
Southern States OF Mexico.
Congress. or sa,lized. by TIE election of
Gabriel Msncevs for President, aud Fran
cisco Lerdo Lepad', for Vice-President.
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Gladstone lea see E'ilmorsl for London
to-day.
Advices from Australia reports the safe
arrival Ct the shiPvrecked crew Of the
Megana
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Railroad Accident
MAUCH CHAUNk, Oct

MAUCH CHAUNK, Oct. 1.
The coal and freight trains on the
Leigh valley Railroad collided last night
near Penn Haven. The latter was be-
hind time and its whereabouts was I'M
known to the former. Both trains were
running at full speed. Two men were
killed and another fatally injured and two
shockingly bruised.
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STATE OF VEKMO 1T DISTRICT

STATE OF VEKMO 1T DISTRICT
~ OF RUTLAND. So,
Be it remembered that at q session of the Pro
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and Tor
the district Of Rutland, On the Sd day OF Oc-
tober, A. d. 1871.
Present Hon. Walter C. DuntOn, Judge.
Whereas, Samuel +. Rogers. administrator
of the estate of Henry Sherman, late of Wall G.
ford, in said District. deceased, has this day
presented TO said Court, his petition in writing.
setting FORTH and also that 1t will be beneficial
for all parties interested therein to sell the whole
of the real estate of said deceased, and therein
making Application to said court for license to
make such sale And said admnistratQ. having
produced to said cOurG the assent in wiring of
ali The heirs ana persons residing II this Sga.e,
nteres ed IN said real estate
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of said DECEASED Ne notified 10 appear be-
fore said Probate Court, at the Probate Office in
Rutland IN said district, on the Path day of Ocfo-
Der, A. d. 1871, by publication of this order
three weeks succes~ively previous thereto in
the Rutland HERALD, a newspaper printed at
kutland aforesaid, to show cause, if any they
may have, why said license should not be
granted
J c. BAKER,
40:w3w Register.
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cause it is right and second because it is
indispensable to the object we seek to at
tain.
With the exception of breeze over The
Woman Suffrage question the convention
was harmonious.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut
land, Commissioners to receive, examine anc
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against Willard Humphrey, late of Pi tsford, in
said District, deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims the late dwelling house OF
said deceased on the last Saturday of November,
from O'Clock until six O'Clock, p m, OF said
day, and that six months from the LIST day OF
August, A. D. 1871, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims
to US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Pittsford, this 23d day OF Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1871.
ASA NOURSE, (,Co,,,;,;o,ou
J. A. RANDALL, IO0AA---A7
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Medford
For the week ending Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

Csthe. Sheen. Ehote,. Fat Hogs. ve.
This week, $3.50 1882 100 1920
last week, 1929 I4,5l9 100 $500
Beef per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, tallow
and dressed meat, extra sS.75Gs9 IS. First
quality, 81 5o9sS 25 second quality, 1850
| 1925; third quality, $50 l6.5O.
We-tern steers live weight 6x99c. Texans
I2H@5c per ID.
Working oxen $50, $40, 1925 and s72J.
from s65 to SIS. Farrow cows, sIs to SIS.
YearliDgs s. "a SIS; two year olds, sI2 @ s2s /;
three year ODDS, S25 az s45.
Swine-W.stern fat, Lone Northern dressed
hogs. 94c pr Id. StoTes-W Wholesale, none
Prices Of sheep aud lsmbs-In lots, sheared
she-p, s255 9 s. 90, OF from 4cG7c Per 10. slim
sheep, 81 IS a. 1925 per head.
Surlug lambs, 81 az s..
Price Of hides, talOw and skins-Brighton
hides S4c per ID /; country hidrs, 7He a &C.
Rr 'hton tallow, &c o. o.; country ia low, SIC
- S0eared sheep skins "a 10 SOC each. Lamb
SKINS, q 10 Sl.5O. Calf skins I6c to lsc per ID.
REAIARRs.
Under the heavy receipts of cattle last week
seller were nDab to susta'n prices, and numbers
were unsOd at the close OF business. No lots Of
Western Steers were totd at over &c per b live
weight aud no Northern oxen were reported at
over 4e dressed, but the lex was with ordinary
eatt G, aud on TINS be decline Ia prices was
the largest, heuee the trade this week feel he de-
pressing influence Of an over stocked market OF
the Maine ca flez9, averaging e26 lb-, we're sold
at 50 IS pr TO lbs, live weight Two year olds,
sim, at sIoa3 ? per head; lair to good at SIS,
SIS g and 32j yearlings SIS. Berry Long of
Cambridge, n. y so d 100 oxen 70 L. c. Leonard
on pIiva t-rms t. which the first single and
sweep stake premium u tie amount o. SIS ere
aw srded, the late Wasbi"gto'' county. IN W
+ air, at Salem. QuIrIen old VeTm ut cows and
eir-Ts at SC dre-s-d or 81 80 pr 100 lbs. 1--we
2-year old heifer AT s25. f RitOrd. oxen At &c
at Sc 10 dress 1000 ponds; 3-ye4r old steers
s65 II 6kc dress d four 2-ye At olds at s25 each,
and two roT SIS for both a and calf for as.
Z h supply u s1e-U seems inexbausti bic. The
trade is dun and prises weak lots of sheep and
lau,bs Wer- srid at Sc, SIC &c aud &c Per pound,
and $40, $3.50, 81 and "a g. per head. ressed
hogs frm at exc. Poultry, live, l4c9l5c per
pound.
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ANOTHER DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE -
lest evening John Cain, Jr, drove to the
yilLgl and left his horse in the shed Of
Mr.. BuffIm, in the rear Of the Courier
Office. At the conclusion Of the entertain
ment at the Opera House be went for hi@
horse and started for home. Ga the way
the horse gave Indications Of lin S., and
it was with great difficulty that he sue
ceedod in reaching home. Immediate at
tention was given to the condition of the
horse, and the best farriers obtained, who
pronounced the horse poisoned. The
horse died yesterday afternoon, and on
an examination it was found that the sus-
picions of his having been poisoned were
correct. How it was accomplished no
one knows. The horse was one that was
mutilated, few weeks since, by Sullivan,
who has just been convicted of the act at
the session Of the County Court.
This is the second gross outrage that
has been perpetrated upon the property
Of the editor of the Courier within a few
weeks, No language is too strong to use
IN reference to such contemplate acts
perpetrated through malice upon the
property of another. 1t is time that these
wanton malicious acts were at an end in
our community. The authorities should
ferret out the perpetrator of this deed and
bring him to early punishment. Such
fragrant outrages should no longer be toll.
Grated. 1t is species of petty malice too
low and mean for any hut brute TO b
capable of performing. Why should I
harmless animal be made the victim T.
wreak the vengeance Of coward toward
an individualP The loss of the propert,
is triHing to Mr.. Gain, but its sacrifice t.
petty malice is one of the most Contempt
bic of outrages.
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SENTENCED The following sentences
we're imposed by the County Court, Tues
dey morning.
D,y:3 Ooey. Jr, and Edgar Ormsbse,
for ,rco,y of gold watch aud chain,
four years coLHncmen' 10 the State
Prison AZ Windsor.
/ Thoma- Campbell, five IF nces for vic.
latjou Of lQuor law, I'd convic'i'n; fine
800 and coats
Tboma NJ, CURE, two otfencea, viol>-
ton Of liquor law, % conviction fire
$40 aud costs.
John Fo'cy, five offsncos violation OF
liquor law, 2 conviction fac 800 and
costs.
Benjamin H. Wooley, four offences vic.
lation of liquor law; fine $40 and costs.
Benjamin Valiqnette, two offences vio-
latiou Of liquor law, 81 conviction fire
$40 and C, So.
Charlys Liusley, five offences violation
of liqu.r law, q cnpviotion foe 800
and cost
Cn,rles Q. knight. ten off-noes viola
ton Of }iqaor law; ane 500 aud costs.
Timothy O'Brisr, bre4ch Of the peace
fue 50 aud costs.
John Haley, Jr., breach of the peace
$5 aud costs.
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EXAMPLE FOR THE LADIES. Mr.. Leutz, Phil
adelphia Pa, has had Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine l6 years =; for years it supported family
of nine persons, two of these invalrds, running
average of 10 hours a day, by different per
sons, witho ut costing cent for repairs some OF
the original dozen If needles are still in use nc
uers IN al instruction received, and child
ten wears old learned its use thoroughly.
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POULTNEY.-The Hon. o. T. Thomp.
son, of Granville, n. Y, and Hon. Har.
mon Garfield, of Arlington, VT, to whom
was referred for arbitration the matters
of difference between the eastern and
western portions of the Baptist church
and society. have rendered their decision
in favor of the western portion of the
church, viz: That the only legal organic.
alton now existing is the one who have
for some time been holding meetings in
Joslin Hall.
The Good Templars of Poultney will
give a social entertainment at Joslin Hall
on Friday evening, Oct. 9th. The oc
casion will be- made interesting by music.
tableaux. and other entertainments, while
the festivities of the evening will offer
for enjoyment cake, ice cream, fruita, etc
As our Good Templars are never wanting
in ability and enterprise, and have the
credit OF doing we'll whatever they under.
take. we anticipate good time.
- ne iduies VI Gu6 bHptASt SOCAOtJ III
tend to give an Art Exhibition sometime
during this month at Jo4liu Hall, to con-
time for several days, consisting OF paint
iugs, chromos and engravings, for the
purpose of raising funds with which to
fresco the new church. The collection
will be large and select. Arrangements
have been made with Prof. J. Hope and
other artists for paintings for the occasion.
An opportunity like this for artists and
lovers of the beautiful is seldom offered
outside of large cities. 1t will not only
be a season of much enjoyment, but in
structive and useful in cultivating the
taste, and inspiring love of the beauti-
tul aud good. OBSERVER.
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BUTTER MARKET.-The butter market
at St. Albans, on Tuesday, was active.
The ru>iug prices were, for common TIC;
fair, 23o; good. 27c; prime, Soc; extra
choice. 33c. The cheese market was dull
at to 10 cents for dairy, and II to II IL
cents for fnctory.