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The New York herald., 1871-03-31
RULOFF.
Tho Condemned and His Scholarship.

Tho Condemned and His Scl,olarship.
Lancaster. Erie coanty, n. Y: lAarch 2O,, CORE.
At time t1s5o-n when the writer OF this was
student OF theology at Auburn aud was In the habit
the chaplain, he became acquainted with RuioT.
who was serving out there ten years. term Of I'M
markabo scholar He was thickset and " powerful s
in bodily appearance had broad face. large
mouth and small brilliant ey es, rather widely seps
rated. little nud lamp used to be hanging at the
grating OF his cell door, special favor conceded to
his well known love OF study. He would always
perception impatient to reply, and had habit Of
setting his head on one side, with keen, scrutiniz-
Sion SIS h q his Intention e make pounce the he mo%ent
the sentence was finished Often he caught the word
Out 0Sa 81 the re, M rs mouth ana poured forth
good, with q dash Of sarcasm, and what he knew
he appeared TO have Well IN hand. About that time,
the writer, as candidate for hcensure had been
assigned themes for certain trial pieces to be pre-
sented to the presbytery. One In particular was Q
Acts In the treatment OF which the young theologue
supposed himself to have displayed great learning.
thorities and quotations Of Greex authors This
essay the chaplain wished might be shown to Ru-
few days, after which its author went to talk with
the learned prisoner about It, But the author, In
shat a tak stood no more chance Of shining than Blll
learned prisoner was up to his ewes in Xenophon
and Plato, aud Sophocles and Euripides, where the
left somewhat disgusted with the ways of these con-
victs. In the sequel Rulo prepared review OF tho
always regretted that he did not make aud preserve
copy % for i Was T
most learned ing1st in the theological faculty. Who
while censurlng the perverslty OF Ruiods argument
expressed unfeigned surprise at his unusual know
ledge Qf Greek. Written IN p firm, beautiful hand
scrupulously correct in punctuation and sprinkIed
over plentifuly with Greek quotatons-the charac-
ters Of which were deity and elegantly formed and
carefully accentuated-it was manuscript TO at.
tract q scholar very powerfully. Rulon had con-
cpt Tho mod dnpf
Of Overcoming at his work. do not think ne
quoted 'irom memory Nor IN spite OF all his at
tanments, do tnihk he would have passed for
He was ingenious, penetrating, persevering curious
but crotchety perverse and Immensely opinionated.
AS TO the essay he wrote in review OF Mine renem-
Der that he objected, on some frivolous ground TO
nearly every one OF my positions, controverted all
my grammatical authorities, but of the Scriptural
passage In question had such excessively refined
grammatical views that he utterly declined TO ven
ture on any rendering OF exegesis OF his own.
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To THE Trade desire to call the at
tcntion Of the trade to my stock of lake fish
having, for the past thirteen years, made
this branch of business a speciality. My
stock, at this time, is the largest ever held
in this city. l am prepared to furnish deal
ers, promptly, by the dray Or car load, and
have made arrangements for shipping by
the ear load, at special rates, from Detroit
Sandusky, Huron, Nermillion or Cleveland,
and also from Pittsburgh, to any points in
PENNSYLVANIA or Ohio, as shippers may
wish. | would also call the attention of dea
lers to my extensive assortment and stock of
corn brooms, broom corn. and broom mate
rials, all of which can supply at very low
rates JAMES CONNER, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 355 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Feb s, ST.
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MUsICAL.-Amoog the thousand and one
Piauos offered TO the public, we scarcely
know any instrument so fully uniting all the
desirable qualities sought for as the kEabe
Piano 1t Us a matter of some diff Guilty and
perplexity to inexperienced persons 10 select
a good instrument of any capacity We too
often rely upon the judgment of friends in
the selection of piano, and are thus fire.
quently disappointed The only sure way,
in our opinion, is to 60 10 the test maker.
For this reason, we reco.nIpend TO our read
ers to purchese Pianos OF William knabe
& Cos manufacture. This will relieve them
the vexatious necessity of wasting time IN
long search. The reputation of the knabe
Pianos is an infalible guaranty of excellence.
In the houses of the NEST ACCOMPLISHED and
wealthy of our citizens, and In our best SEM
inaries and colleges, these magnificent in
struments may be found. Nor is this any
wonder. for in purity, depth and constancy
of tone. they are unsurpassed. Their gra-
datiOn of scale is 80 exquisitely, and, at the
same time, compteheusively attuned, that
they are capable OF expressing every emo
tiOn of the human heart and soul. Their
tone. is exquisitely pure and unique, and so
even, sweet and sympathetic that it inspires
all who listen to it, while at the same time
the action is perfectly free, and the keys re.
sound to the touch with such sensitiveness
and intelligence, so to speak, as to make one
almost think that the mindef the manufac.
urer fingers / his work
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THE PJLGGIM-This name has been Civ
en- to moral and religious Exhibition,
founded upon Pilgrims Progress 1t consists
OF q s,leasing display, under various colored
lights, and with modern scenic effects, of
81 paintings, which in size are the largest,
and in representation the best specimens of
4n now before the public. They are all
original and by the most celebrated artists.
In no part of The world is their equal to be
seen. The exhibition of Paintirg is accom-
panied by suitable and impressive Lecture,
ltrterspersed with appropriate songs and
music, and closes with a gem of scenic art
beautiful and allegorical representation of
Death aud Heaven.
After some 25 or 80 exhibitions of the
Pilgrim in Boston, an article appeared in
the Boston .JonrHal by its art and dramatic
critic, from which we select the following:
The Pilgrim is one of the most brilliantly
successful Exhibitions ever brought forward
in Boston 1t is drawing large houses at
the most capacious hall fremont Tcmpej
in this city, aud frequently hundreds are
turned away from the doors unable to gain
admission The immense success is well
iaerited, for the Painting are not only ex
ceedingly beautiful, but the Lecture by Pro.
Balm is earnest and eloquent, while the mu
sic Vocal and instrumentalIis of itself worth
the price of admission. The whole enter
tainment is instructive, and morally benefi-
caI.
The Pilgrim will be exhibited at the
Court Hoase in Clearfeld, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, February 22d and
23d. Admission So cents; Children % cts.
Reserved seats, 50 cents.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-02-15

CHANGE OF FIRM.-By refereace to our
advertising columns it viii be seen that
Messrs. J. B. Graham & Sons have sold
their entire stock of goods. to Messrs. Mil
ler & Powell. The new proprietors are ac-
tive and energetic business men, we'll known
in this community, and hence need no spec
ial commendation from US. They solicit a
share of patronage, and will do their utmost
to please all who may favor them with their
custom. Give them call
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r O S A d A L I S

T,HE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
RE5ToRER, purifes the biAoi and
cuies Scrofuia, ,Syphilis.S Skin Disc aSes Shea-
matism, Disease, of women and all Chron-
~ ic Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kid
neys. Recommended by the medical Fac
ulty and many Thousands Of our best citi
Iehs
Read the testimony of Physicians and pa
~ tients who have used RosadaIis: s.nd for
y our Rosadalis Guide TO Health Book, or Al
nlanac for this year. which we pr blish Tor
gratuitous distribution; it will give you
much valuable information
DR.. r. w. Carr, os Baltimore, says
4 take pleasure in Recommending your
~ Kosadalis as very powerful Alternative L
nave seen II used In two cases with happy
results-one in Il ease of secondary syphilis
III which the patient pronounced himself
cured after having taken FIVE bottles of
. your Inedieiae The other is a case Of scrof
J ula of long standing, which is rapidly i'm
proving under its nse and the indications
are that tho patient VIII soon recover.
have carefully examined the formula by
which your Rosadalis Is made. and find il
an excellent compound OF Alternative ingre-
\ dients
Or. Sparks. of icholasviIle, Ky, says be
has used R0sadalis in cases of Scrofula aud
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results
as cleaner of the Blood l know no bet
r ter remedy.
Samuel @ McFadden, Murfreesborc'.
- Tenn SAYS:
L have used seven bottles OF kosadails
and am entirely cured Of Rheum atism send
me four bottles, as | wish * for my brother,
y who has scrofulous sore eyes.
/ BE djamin Bechtoi, of Lima. Ohio, writes,
ihavc suffered for twenty years with an in
veterate eruption over my whole body
short time since purchased "a bottle CT Ro-
raGalis and it effected perfect cure
Labratory, 81 Exchange Place. Baltimore
= CLEMENTS, & co Proprieiors
RosadaIis is sold by Hartswick Irwin 6ad A
Shaw, Cisarfed, d. Il. Good. OsceoIa and by
ruggists generally. fApril 6.'7e-lv
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DIED:

On Tuesday, January 24th, 1861, SAM
UEL WILLIS, son of George L. and Elmira
Way, of Curwensville, aged months.
'.His sleep is most sweet, thank God, in ar
guish
We often cry.
That through fearful days. no more he will Ian
guish,
No more will die,
We know of spot shaded by willows,
We love it well +;
There rest, dearest Willis, its waving branches
forever,
Our love shall tell.n
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DR.. S. z. SHAW new Office and Dental
rooms, IN the new Masonic building, on Sec
oRd Street, are models of neatness and ele
gance, and second to none in this section Of
the State. In furnishing his rooms, the
Doctor has spared no pains, nor expense, to
render them elegant, comfortable, and use
fVL The furniture is Of the best, and of
the most improved kind. His instruments
and materials are all new and selected with
view to the comfort and usefulness Of his
patrons; and there is no doubt, with his
knowledge of the use Of these articles, they
Will be made to suDserve a public benefit.
Dr. Shaw exhibits a spirit OF enterprise, and
g'Tes evidence of desire to please his pat
rons that leaves little doubt of his efforts
being fully appreciated by those needing his
services. A visit to his rooms vii. at once
Convince all Of the truth of what is here
presented.
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RELIGIOUS Divine services will be held

RELIGIOUS services will be held
next Sabbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
By Rev. Hall, in st. Andrew Episcopal
church, at IL A NJ and z. NJ. Sunday
school at 2. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at o clock.
By Rev. Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. SABBATH school at
3P. NJ Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
By Rev. j. II. NJ Cord, in the Methodist
church, morning and evening. Sabbath
school at A. NJ Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at II p. VI. Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at l03 A. NJ.
ST. Francis church-Niass at lO3 \. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
month
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FoR good cigar, go to R. II. Shaw to
bacco store.

DR. FREDERICK PLATO, formerly of Sy-
racuse, n. Y, desires US to inform the peo-
pie of Clearfed and vicinity that he has To-
Gated among them permanently, and is ready
to answer all professional calls, either by
night or day. For the present, and until
the completion of his Office building, be may
be found at the Leonard House.
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TrienniaI Assessment Appeals.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County Com
missiouers of Glearield County. will meet the tax
PAYERS at the following named places, tor the
purpose of hearing and determining appeals on
the TrenniaI Assessment of 1871. The hours of
hearing will be, at each place, between O'Clock,
a NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ.
Decatur At Centre Schco Il 0use on Wednesday
February 18th.
Osceola. at the public house of Milo Hoyt, on
Thursday February %.
Boggs, at the public house of Ed. Albert on
Friday February l7th.
Bradford. at the School House near Samuel Cow
der on Saturday. February 18th
Woodward at the house of Thomas Henderson
on Tuesday, February 2lst.
Gaelich, at the public School House in james
VILE on Wednesday. February 22d
Beccaria at the public house of Wm. Riddle, in
Glen Hope, on Thursday February 23d
Jordan at the public School House III Anson-
vile on Friday, February 2ith.
Chest at thu public School House near Wagner :,
on Saturday, February 25th
New Washington, at the public house oil mos.
Mehafey on Monday. February 9th.
burnside, at Young S School House on Tuesday
February 2Sth.
Bell. at the Election House, on Wednesday,
March lst.
Lumber City, at the public School House, on
Thursday March I'd.
Ferguson, at the Election House, on Friday,
March Sd
Knox at the Turkey Hill School House on sat
urday. March 4th.
Huston, at the public h ouse Of Geo. Z. kO5eck-
err on Monday, March eth.
Union, at the sore house of D. r. Btubak-r, on
Tuesday, March 9TH
Brady at the public house Of Wc. Schwemm,
on Wednesday March Sth.
BIoom at the house of A. S. Holden, on Thurs
day, March 9Th
Penn at the public house of Flynn Lemon,
on Friday, March 10th
Curwensvile and Pike at the Election House
in CurwensyiiIs, on Saturday, March Ilth
Clearfel6 and Lawrence, at the Commissioners
Office, on Tuesday, March l4th
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Asses
sors of the several boroughs and townships. that
they be present with the Board, in their respec,
tive districts rs well all persons who may feel
themselves aggrieved- general appeal will be
he'd at the Commissioners Office ,on the 18th, 18th
ana 18th DAYS of March, after which no appeals
will be held The Assessor is required to give
each taxable a noticeof the amount with which
he is assessed at least five days before the day OF
Appeal
Coyx.ps OyFIcE. S H. HINDMAN,
CIear6eId, Pa gAyID BUCK.
Jan. 2S, II Commissioners
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CERTIFICATES.

We. the undersigned. Commissioners Of the
County of Ciearfeld, in the Commonwealth, 81
Pennsylrania. having met according TO law, and
having examined the several accounts and rouch-
ers of Lever Illegal Esq. Treasurer of said coun.
ty for the year A D.. 1870, do certify, that find
them as SET forth in the foregoing statement
We find the am ount due rhe county from him to
be twelve thousand and thirty-four dollars and
twelve cents. (Sl2,s94 ~ The amount due from
unseatod lands for county purposes is eight thou
sand, five hundred and twelve dollars and forty
one cents Ss 5l2 4l, and for bounty purposes four
thousand, two hundred and ffty-six dollars and
fifteen cents. (Si,2j6 I5t
The aggregate amount of Bounty Bonds still
unTedsemed is twenty six thousand enc hundred
and sixty-ive dollars, (S26, I65 00). The amount
iedeemaole during the year, ten thousand, two
hundred aud sixty five deliars, (STe, ,255 eOl. The
Bounty Fund is indebted to the Treasurer in the
sum OF thirty-ivc dollars and ffty-one cents
(S35 3l). We have no outstanding taxes TO re-
port this year. The change in the mode Of col
ecting seems to work admirably in this particular
The money is all in the hands of the Treasurer,
where those who have claims against the coruiy
can get their cash The Treasurer is indebted 10
the road fund in the sum of two thousand. nine
hundred and thirty-two dollars and forty hree
cents (s2 932 Al and to the school fund in the
OF three thousand, one hundred and ninety dol
lars and fifty cents, (S3I99 50) for both of which
see tabular statements, showing the aUoGnt due
each township for ROAD purposes and the amount
due the several school districts.
Witness our hands, at Clearfe'd, this 9th day
of February A. D. IS7l
SAMUEL IL SHAFFNER,
Attest SAMUEL Il. HINDMaN.
g. B. Goodlander DAVID BUCK
Clerk. Commis,isners
We, the undersigned Auditors Of the county of
Ciearfeid in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
having met at the Court fHouse, iu the Borough
OF Cltarfeld, according to law and having exam
inca the several accounts and vouchers of Lever
EIega,' Esq Treasurer OF said county, for the
year A ID. 1870, do report. tina We find them as
above stated. The balance IN his hands due the
county appears to be twelve thousand and thirty
four dollars and twelve cents (Sl205l l2), while
the bounty fund is indebted to him in he sum of
thirty-fve dollars and fifty one cents 1875 5D He
is indebted to the road fund in the of two
thousand nine hundred and thirty two dollars and
forty three cents (S2932 43). and the school fund
three thousand, one hundred and ninety dollars
and fifty cent, 49, 100 50).
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
hands. at Cleatheid, this 9th day of February, A.
ID. 1871. ?. 4. R0WLES,
Attest; J. ID. MILLER,
q. B. Goodlanier, d. A WISE
Clerk. Auditors
Ciearfeid. Feb. s, lS7-ft.
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RELIGIOUS. - The Rt Rev j. B. Kerfoot,
Bishop of Pittsburgh, will preach in St.
Andrews Church, Clearfeld, on Frdas.f
Feb. oath, at o clock, P NJ
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TERMS or rME JOURNAL.

The RAFTsNAs's Journal is published on Wed
nesday at $500 per annum in advance. If &c;
paid at the beginning of the year. $3.50 will be
charged, and $500 if not paid before the close
ADvEATIsEaESTs viii be inserted at 81, SO per
square, for three or less insertiOns-Ten lines
Tor less counting square. For every additional
insertion 90 cents will be charged. deduction
viii be made to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken for a shorter time thar
six months, and no paper will be discontinued un
tiiall arrearages are paid except at the option Of
the publisher SJROW.
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THE pilgrims will be exhibited in the
Court House, on February 22nd and 23rd.
The Transition Scene is surprisingly
beautiful, and can never be forgotten or ef-
faced from memory. See extended notice
IN another column
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New TRAIN-lt gives us pleasure to an
nouuce, that complete new train-engine,
tender. and coaches--Eas been put on the
Clearfed and Tyrone branch road. The
gentlemanly and clever conductor, Mr.. ir-
win, is deserving of this compliment; and
the Company have the thanks of the trav-
cling public for this renewed manifestation
Of their desire to render passengers as COM
Portable as possible
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To BE INsTITUTED--a new lodge of Odd
Fellows, at Troutville, in this county, on
Friday next. This order seems 10 be gain
ing in popularity every day. We wish the
new lodge success.
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INFoRMED-the editor of the Ebensburg
.AHeghanian, that ''some of the folks up
about Cherry tree want to have the thing
of floating logs down the tributaries of the
Chest creek stopped" Query How is it
to be done
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To HAD-the pictorial and weekly lit
erary newspapers, and monthly magazines,
at the Post office. Also the Tribune Alma
nae, and latest dailies.
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He's. G.. W. SCOFEELD.-On our Erst
page, to-day, Will be found the remarks of
Hon &. w. ScOtield on the Amnesty bill.
The subject under discussion is one Of gem
eral interest. As many persons mlSappre-
Eend the tenure of the bill. VIC trust that
oil will read the remarks Of Mr.. Scofeld, IN
which he presents the whole subject very
concisely, bat in such clear manner that
all can readily comprehend it.
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ORGANIzED-a Young Mems Christian
Association, in this place, last week. This
is move in the right direction, and should
receive encouragement from all Christians.
The Association will meet in the Lutheran
church, for the present.
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4 VALUABLE RECIPE. long ceie-
brated white Diamond Cement is com
posed of Russia Isinglass s ounces, soft
water pint, White Carbonate of Lead, ,
ounces, and Absolute Alcohol ) fluid oun-
ces This forms the strongest known ce-
ment, aud is used by jewelers. in setting dla-
monds, which gives it its name. For ce-
menting glass, porcelain, wood, iron, or any
other solid material, it is very useful, and
a. 1t will keep good for years, will save many
times its cost in any family. The ingredi-
ents for making this useful article may be
had at any drug store
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DENTAL. The advertiser eut of Dr. l.
NJ Hills, will be found under the appropri-
ate heading The Doctor is now going it
alone, - and will be pleased to see his Gus
toners at all times His rooms are well fit
ted up, comfortable and convenient. New
sets OF teeth put UP at reduced prices. An
are solicited TO give him call
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HOLDS GoOD-the ground hog theory,
thus far, this year The weather has been
the coolest Of TIE season since the ID, the
mercury indicating II degrees below zero on
the morning OF the 9th. More or less snow
has, also, fallen nearly every day since the last
named date. The roads continue in excel
lent condition for hauling timber.
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Mr.. WM. WEsTovER advertises some logs
lodged on his premises.
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Y. VI. C. A.-The members of the Young
Mems Christian Association. of Clearfield,
are requested to meet in the Lutheran
Church, on Monday February Goth, at 7.30
?. NJ. for the purpose of electng officers
for the ensuing year. By order Of the Com
mittee. T. II. MURRAY,
Feb. Is Chairman.
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RES0ERCES

RESOURCES
To amt due from unseated lands, 81 $50 Is
To am 4 due from collectors returns, Ill so
To bal. due Treas. jan 1871. 55 81
To deficiency to be raised by taxation. 1855 81
By bonds red BILE during III o, 2s5 90
Bv interest on unrcd bonds 500 10
BY exon and Treas. per cent 42j 90
sI2,2s9 70 sI2 35g 10
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NoTICE-Dr. A. G. Jackson will visit the
following named places:
Philipsburg, Lloyd's Hotel, Friday, Feb
ruary 18th.
Os;eola, Exchange Hotel, Saturday and
Sunday, February 18th and 18th.
1t is not necessary 10 say much in regard
to the Doctor, as his reputation in three of
the principal States-New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio-places him in the front
rank among the medical profession. He has
had great success in the treatment of all
kinds of disease, and all who are afflicted
should avail themselves of consultation
with him. Consultations free.
GEO. r. COOLEY, Agt. for DIR. Jacks on.
Bound to close out my winter stock at a
price that will induce purchasers.
Best Beaver Coatings, worth $5, at So. SO.
Best Chinchella Beaver, worth S5, at So, so.
Good Chinchella Beaver, worth So, atS2. %
Splendid frosted Beaver, worthS3, ,at So, 90.
Twilled Flannels at 374 and 40 cents.
Water proof at greatly reduced prices.
Dress Goods, at greatly reduced prices.
Shawls, at greatly reduced prices.
Blankets, at greatly reduced prices.
Hats and Caps, at greatly reduced prices.
Shoes, at greatly reduced prices.
Carpet, at greatly reduced prices.
Hoods, Nubias, Hosiery, Gloves.
Fancy Goods, of all description, are going
very rapidly, at the prices now offered.
Call and see, and if the aboye is not correct,
we will not ask you to buy,
VIM REED, Clearfeld, Pa.