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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04
BASE BALL.
An Exciting Match Game last
Saturday.
Senone,S CrNcVr 6yIt1F, T,rI NM mt
BASE BALL.


Base Bail has become n National sport.
Every city numbers 4 multitude OF Clubs
and all places of lesser note and lower
dignity boast their organizations under
the regime of the bat. The infection has
cvon spread to the unsophisticatcd locali-
ties Of rural life, and now the rustic lad
disputes the city swell Ill the deXtcrities
of the hilarious game.
In proof of the foregoing, the small
village If Joncsborough has 4 Base Ball
Club and the nei g%hborhood, bearing the
historic name of Boone has Il similar or
ganizati0n.
The Boone's Creek fellows feeling the
pressure of their lights and longing for an
immortal record in the annals OF Base Ball
History, along with the Red Stockings.
challemxedthc Joncsborough Invinciblcs
FORA match game. Country muscle.stimu-
lated and developed by the tolls of the
FARMS always oyermuch for tOwn-nurS-
ed sinew when the Greek tug of war is on
the taps. But it often times happens
when quick .ess of movement. agility OF
person and dcXterity OF hand are involved
in an issue of contest. the laurels OF tri-
unlph fails upon the favored nurseling OF
town cultivation, who have "nOthing else
20 do but study and practice thcirspOrts.
A-surcdly this sufficcs fora preliminary of
4 iocal report.
The Boonc's Greek Base Ball Club chal-
lcngcd the Joncsborough lnvincibles for
q match game, = short time since. 1t was
played last Saturday cveningat this place
with the following results on nine innings:
BooSE'S CREEK CLUB.
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Q

Mai F. w. Earnest ouf eonator re-
turned from Nashville Tuesday morning
We had the pleasure of a call Yesterday.
by Mr.. Charlie Nelson, representative Of
the Press and Herald. He reports their
naner as doing = prosperous business.
We have been requested to say tnat
-orti.s wishing to see our friend, Max. L.
Mover. on business can find HIM after the
August election, in the Trustees once
At Daniel Coleman, who expects TO DC
elected. has secured his services
Miss Ada L. Fletcher the poetess,
wbo writes under h no" de piu'ne oil
AInba. is OH a visit to our town u stopp-
;ng in the family OF Mr.. l.. W.. Keen,
Miss Ada is a young lady of rare literary
accomplishments, and the sparkling gems
of her cultured intellect often grace '1t
columns of this paper. Her efforts have
-saorIyisc been nattcripgly patroniZed
.snd she has contributed a charming story
IL , arst class literary Magazine
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CHILDREN.

1t is a question of public policy what is
to be done with the idle and vicious
children. n few of whom may be found
in every community and who attend no
school, either public or privlte. This Is
n matter which should concern every mem
Ter of the community, but especially the
school officers.
The time is coming when society will
have to care for young Migrants, or to be
cursed with old villains. When we con-
slider how much more it costs to care for
QUO old villain than for a dozen children,
the argument becomes strong in behalf of
the children, even on %eeopGmical princi-
Piles.
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OF the SEXES.

Mr.. Stowe. a celebrated Scottish teach
er of Glasgow says: The youth of 10th
sexes Of our Scottish peasentry have been
educated together; and, as a whole, tho
Scotch arc the most moral people on the
earth. Education in England is given
separately. and we have never heard from
practical men that any benefit has arisen
from the arrangement The separation
Of the sexes has been found to be injurious.
1T is stated on the best authority, that Of
those girls educated in schools ofconyents,
apart from boys, the greater majority go
wrong within a month after being let loose
in society and meeting the other sex
They cannot, it is said, resiststhe slightest
compliment or asttery. The. separation.
is intended to keep them strictly moral.
but this Unnatural seclusion actually gem
crates the very principle desired to be
avoided. We may repeat that it is i'm
possible to raise the girls as high intellec-
ually without boys as with them, and it is
impossible to raise boys, morally, as high
without girls. The girls morally elevate
boys, and the boys intellectually elevate
the girls. But more than this, girls are
morally elevated by the presence of boys.
and boys also are intellectually elevated
by the presence of girls. Girls brought
up With bsys ara more positively moral,
and boys brought up in school with the
girL are mora positively intellectual.
by the softe.ing influence Of the female
character.
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eEpUnLICAN

On next Monday, April Sth the htepuo-
r,snso Of Washington County viii hold Il
convention to select dclcgatestothe State
Republican Convention which meets II
Nashville on the 18th day of May, next.
II * desirable tina, every District in the
county should be represented. We hope
HAT the Republicans cfcach District viii
appreciate the importance of sending mp
It full representation. 4 County Central
tummittee will be selected with subor-
innate Committees in each District. 1t Is
10 be- understood that no aspirants for
pllte WILDE placed upon these Commit
trr>. and the free and untrdnnIellcd SELL
iimrnt Of the Republican party Is 10 be
consulted by and reflected through these
rX~plncntS.
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Total.
-JoNESBoRo' CLUB.
Total.
.TnU% Wins :

in AD
Mr.. c. E. Dosser was Umpire on the oc-
casion and discharged his duties with en-
tire satisfaction. tt
4 fair sprinkle of young ladies graced
tlle occasion. Itmay be that the wetchful
eyes Of \ certain part of visitants who
beamel upon the hil.arities of the tlia-
mond caused a trenor and embarrassment
Mt the bat, and this may accoant for a few
fatal mishnps of our club. The game
lasted two hours and ~forty-tive minutes.
These clubs play another match on April
9th at the grounds Of the Boone Creek
Club.
After the Boone's Checkers had won the
bat, they carried of The championship for
Jumping, Jesse Hunt being the first best.
j. +. Martin bantrrcd any one of the
Jonesborough Club fora foot race, carry
ing Il rail- upon his shoulder. Not ac-
cepted.
The party broke up in The best of spir-
its, II boys not depressed by their de-
feat, nor the trium plant inclined to UNI
necessary Boosting overtheir victory.
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GRAINS.

JApAs is said to have only n news
paper.
The School is little society |; yea more,
"a little state. i
Education tends to lesson crime and
diminish misery.
The ideas Of one age arc the insti-
tutions of the pext.
On some countcnnnces is written a his
tory, OF others merely y date. t-.
There are 10000 mothers in Tenrcs-
see who cannot teach their children the
alphabet.
PENNsYLvANIA has no State School
fund and pays more tax for school pur-
poses than any other State in the Union.
Those who look Cor faults, find faults,
and become fault finders by profession ;
but those who look for truth and good
find that.
The great difficulty in the way of edu-
cational progress, is a want ef i've IN
terest in the education of their children
on the part of the people.
IA PRETTF girl mIf it was wrong Tor
Adam to live single when there was not a
woman on earth, how gritty an old bach
los With a worldfullof pretty girls Sure
enough!
Parcnts do not give sufficient attention
Lto-the Schools in which their children are
being educated. An occasional visit on
an encouraging word will often be pEodue-
tive Of much good.
ELEVATE THE MAssEs.-The plan Of
Ibis nation was not. and is not, to see how
mans ihdfotduals we can raise up, who
shallbc DISTINGUISHED, bur to see how high
flyby Freq AiS6ks and Free Institutions
I've caIi.f.tse Gle gFedl mass Of popplltion.
par John Toddk
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We wish the young authorizes whose fu-
ture in the field OF Bellies Letters is 80
bright with promise, success in all her un-
dertakingsan may she find true and con
slant friends wherever fortune leads her
footsteps
We had the pleasure of meeting on the
streets this week, our esteemed young
friend DIR. John Boyd. The Doctor is a
native Of this place and is located ON
Horse Creek in this county. Having read
Aateria Aedica thoroughly and being an
enthusiast in the study and practice of
his profession, he is well qualified for the
discharge of its responsible duties. The
Doctors securing al extensive and lucra-
tive practice. -.
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Tennessee las 100000 voters Who can
neither read nor write. One third of the
Voting population. When it was saiiI, u
the Legislature tho people opposed free
schools, there was some reason for the re.
mark faa-ra Tu} !Ia@ 30 ~ eid3 r.
Let us strengthen the common Schools-
the chesp defense of nations-the bull
wark of our grand Republic-and thus
p~erpetuate the free institutions that
through Providence and the self sacrif>
cling labors of our fsrefathers, have been
handed down to u.s. sidg isl 80
An eminsnt scholar. after careful ia
vestigatior, has reached the conclusion
from the statistics of crime and ignorance,
that on an average. these are fourteen aud
a-half per cent. more chances Of the COM
mission of chrime sgainst the laws among
those vino cannot read nor write, than
there is among those who san. Ia gc7 - 8.
Education is an admitted necessity (;
school houses aud teachers are admitted
necessities. The popularity of . school
system in some form, is too great even for
its foes to oppose itopenly. Friends and
foes of the education of the people agree
in this,-foes would have an imperative
system /; friends, the most efficient. las 81
A certain amount of opposition ssa
great help to man. Kites rise against
the wind and not with the wind. Even
4 bad wind is better than none No man
ever walked his passage through a dead
calm. Let no man wax pale. therefore.
because of opposition. Opposition IS what
We need and must have, to be good Tor
anything. Hardship is the native soil OF
manhood aud selfrsliaNce. dr'a-
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NOTICE.

mo TIE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON COUNTY. TENN ESSEE.-
We the undersigned. have purchased OF
II. \. King * CO., the exclusive right ana
title in the American Esce Hive, Tor
the County of Washington. Tennessee,
the Worker Comb Guides, yesting IL them
Inc fun anti exclusive right and liberty OF
making and constructing. using aud vehd-
ing to others. to he used. said improve
ments, ny deed OF assignment. maceord-
ance with the laws ofthc United States
This IIiveis said 90 BE- the best now Ill use:
Those who wish 70 buy Farm flights ana
Hives. and Italian Quccas. and the Bee
Text Hook. can address y IA.
ALENANDER. IT q. A! SM l. iioist;
Greek. Greene County, orJ-G. KA MN
at Patterson's Mills, Greene County Ten
rceerr- TlmarlGyl
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E N R


.HNIfIScorns is superior TO 9apF other Germ
H now being raised in Tcnncssec, aud
the following are thc points OF It's supe--
nFirst. HIt viii siestitfrom one-thirs TO
ope-haIf ysnlo C pei acre than any other
corn, with the same cultivation on amy
soil. .
Second, 1t 4las a greater depth of ker-
mel by oue-third. ii7hiI- Es'-A
Third, 1t weighs moreper bushel than
any other % Illos ii ..t. tEsa So
Fourth, 1t fills better at both mis-
than any other corn.
Fifth, 1t natures quicker than any
other field corn. 90 ss'iu9r -lE. rI
Sixth, 1t produces more fodder than
any other corn ,.
Seventh, Itwilf average two f',il ears
TO each stalk. -Faf
Eighth, II is ready for harvesting
within DO TO 100 days from planting, *
Ninth. This corn has from 20 to 40
rows TO the car.
1IThe Mammoth Dent Germ is raised
by Messrs. a. v. Deaderick ~ Co.. near
Jonesborough, Tennessee. and will be
furnished ut the following prices:
Five Bushels. or more, at So 30 per bu.
I,Oue BuShcI, Of 60 IBIS. 81 90. lf
,One-ialf rBushcl,l 50 59ssa- agf - imI
Onc-fourth Bushel. ~ 80. -.rV .t -e..
Gone pound, % cents.
A sample car sent to each one p,irchas
ing one busliel.l ea5 H. eao a. Pc N1i
Call on or address .gtEf- t't - 4
A. X. PIPER x Co.
Near the Depot,s sJOnesboroP, Tenn.
feb If.
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.vxoUNCEMENTs
Vo1ers Of Washington
To County.

.%pnounce myself a candidate Tor
lh'[s.' & Clerk Ofthe Circuit Court OF
tue oin'' -. county, Tennessee at the
T's ' , election in August 1872. 4ay-
'n'a a,espisd the Office for some tune ! IN,
iaE =. sftentiOn of all parties Interested
vie :. n,nuer in which | have o,scnareea
to NV =, d.vOlving upon me. believing
he do' ,I.t the people desire a sober,
/" 90 honest, aud ObligiDg Clerk l
''Ip, NV claims. solely upon the manner
''' N,r.i have heretofore conducted the
D',iDT desire a full, free and untrammel-
",are..ion of the will of the people
~. election, l shall take no undue
,,. of any opposing candidate Du'
=. matter entirely with the voters
" =. county, with whose decision a. inc
o ". bo, I shall b. entirely satisfied.
p'' C. WHEELER.
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To COnsumptives.

The advertiser. having been pcrma-
-ncrtlv cured of that dread disease. Con
SUMPTION. 10y Il simple remedy. Is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. TO all who desire it, he
will send n copy OF the prescription used,
free of chargcj. with the directions Tor
oreDaring anu using the same, Which they
vyiIi fInd CURE for COSSCNPTIOS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. :,
Parties wishing the prescription VIII
please address
/, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
= 264 South Third Street NilliInsb.ir2h-
Ncw York: 1lnoy9WJ2
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GREATER.

While the friends of schools have reas-
reason t,congratulatc themselves upon the
success of the school tax. there are still
greater victories to be gained in educa-
tional matters. The county system, at
best, is defective. 1t needs motive power.
1t lacks a head. When once set in mo-
ton, it may do very we'll.
We must have something better. Our
object is an efficient school system that
will benefit the common people, and build
up our country We donot mean to stop
short Of this The people are waking up.
Light is coming.
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Ta the Merchants assd Miilifaers
Of East Tennessee.

Il. :. Payne d Co.. Knoxville, havenow
the largest line of Ribbons, silks. Bon
net and Hat Frames, Grapes, Illusions,
owe Feathers. Chignous. Indies
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bon.
nets. In fact the most complete stock OF
MilIcnery, in addition to their Shoe ana
Hat stock. to bc found III the state All
orders promptly a~ttcndedto.
II. =. PAYNE & Co.
T.. S.-You can receive your eoou< III
one day after order is sent, ana p"y I'D
chc.u n. i'm New York or Baltimore.
mar2Sml. *. .. L. w.
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The WILD GEESE 10 net regard DIR.
Ayers wisdom in migrating norih-such
immense numbers of them as are flying
over us now, while his almanac says:
"Bleak and clustering about this time.
wife heavy snow.'-Cedar Rapids (la.l
Times, March 8.
We were too fast last week in our item
ca the conflict between DR.. Aver and the
wild geese, The Doctors science bear
their instinct this Time. Not for years
have we lad such a snow-storm as that of
last Sunday. The snow lies three feet
deep on a level in Minnesota and we feet
in Wisconsin. while the storm has swept
from the Atlantic TO the Rocky Mountain
Snow fell to various depths as far south
as Denver, Fort Union and Santa Fe.
Learned as we delivered DIR. Ayers in the
arcana of nature, and wonderful as signal
All instance of his superiority, not only
over the wise men, but the wiscst of ami
mails whose instinct is considsreo %unfall-
ing, We drive up the peg. more firmly
than ever. over our hearth for Ayers
America AlmanaclCedar Rapids Times
Mach 10. AN
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Sc. M. D."

Don't stand aghast with awe and fear,
eyes wide opan hair on end and fingers
tightly cliuehed with the idea that these
mysterious smybols are cabalistic signs
and represent sone secret organization oi
masked demons. who carry terror and dis
may with their midnight prowlings and
dispense OF the drawn of morning. No!
They are only the initials of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, that pleasant
medicine which has acquired a National
reputation and proven SO eficacious IN
Coughs. Cold, Bronchitis. CONSUMPTION
and kidnred diseases. Fer these com
plants il has 20 equal. Sold by all drug
gists.
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MEssERs. +. j. SANFORD & Col
have suffered u long time with . pain IN
back. caused by over-litting. Aften
using my kinds of medicines without re-
eeiving any benefit, | was induced to try
DIR. Hsrt's Great Relief and strange
as it may seem, by rubbing my back with
it once or twice, L was perfectly cured.
Ny wife used a portion of the same bottle
for a severe headache which has troubled
her for seven years, and now is entirely
we'll. / shall here after always keep 1t IN
my house as a family medicine
RUFUS p. JOHNSON. LYONS BEND,
KNOX Co., Tenn. z A4L
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Heugh & Church.

We call the attention Of our farmers to
the advertisement in to days issue of this
Knoxville firm. They are clever. honor
able and accommodating gentlemen-and
are doing good work tor East Tennessee
farmers by furnishing them such impli-
ments as they may need at.extremely low
figures. Don't fail to. read. their advertise
mcnt, and notice the very low price Of
the Sprague Mower.
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Me. wagner.

s., will be noticed under the head of
announcements in to-dayh paper, this
gentleman announces himself as candi-
date for Revenue Collector. Dir. Wagner
is we'll known to many of the voters OF
this county, especially h business men
who have had to pay i Us. revenue, as
he has been the collector for several
years. He is a worthy gentleman and II
will no doubt make i good OIL
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Problem Ne. 4.

A man travelling along a road, stopped
at a number of stations, but at each sta
ton lie found it necessary, before pro-
ceeding to the next, to return to the
place from which he first started; the dis
lance from the starting place to the first
station WAS five miles, and to the last TWEEN
ty-five miles, he travelled in all one hun
bred and eighty miles. How many STA
tons were there on the road, and what
was the distance from station to station.
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Startling.

A.charge was made in the County Court
on Tuesday last, by Col. Il. III. Reeves,
that there are now outstanding ten thou
sand dollars of Illegal Warrants against
the county, issued between the years 1861
and 1865, in many cases without even an
order from court. A committee has been
appointed to investigate the charge, and
We hope soon to be able to lay the facts
before our readers.
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1t is we'll understood that j Judge Davis
will not run for the Presidency unless en-
dorsed by the Cincinnati Convention.
The Treasury purchases million bonds
on "Wednesday and sells a million OF gold
on every Thursday in April
Theirs has giSenup tho idea of trans-
ferring the French Capital to Paris.
Charles Sumner is said to work fourteen
hours in a day. 1908 d
Our next royal guest VIII be Prince
Frederick Charles, of Prussia.
Col. Iconey is spoken ofass
candidate for Congress from the Memphis
district. haE-f~tH
Manton Marble. of the World, bas bee ;
to Cuba for the purpose of recruiting HI.
Gen. I.ergstreet has writen 5 | e,ter
Senator KefQeg, in which BE fay ers Oh
re clcction Of President Grant.
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A Public BENEFAcToR.-Although
the donation of Mr.. George Peabody ..of
81, 500 600 for providing comfortable
homes for the poor of London is not yet
entirely available, the buildings already
erected accommodate nine hundred families
with clean, healthy, and convenint homes,
at almost nominal rents.
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IFobiem NO. q

and b. have different Sums of money.
;ptris to sl3O; which they place at
~ IN such a manre that their iu-
- are equal. IT A. had put his out
= j Us rate of interest hi. sncomc would
a. oeen $500. If L had put his out at
tSte OF interest, his income would
a. "een greater by $3.50. what we're
ak TWO rates of interest. Z. II. V.
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An Argument.

prisoner was committed to our Jail
o'ncr day at whose trial ten out of
&c Of the witnesses were unabie to
,91u OF write. Who can tell how much
'' country suffers from suck ignorance?
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NouHty Farm

'oHle OF the members Of the County
''' are agitating the question whether
."'uiu not be wise and judip:oss to sell
po't'oh or all of the Comfy farm. now
I.ulof the paupers of the county, We
Ia Al a wise suggestion, as there is too
"'ch land, and TOT much money invest
Gu 10 makei il profitable.
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Committed.

Officer Joe Mahonoy, under the authori-
ty of a mittimus, lodged James Salts in
our Jail, last Sunday nightJ Salts is
charged with burglariously entering the
house of Mr.. j. c. Gross on the night of
he 18th of March, and taking therefrOm
one watch. a quantity of leather, and
other articles. The accused and ccuse
live in the 18th District. Hs gar
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Land Sale,
wmnentthc Right OF Redemption

TrIF undersigned rs administration 81
h estate Of Josepli %i.eouard, Decd.
and Attorneys in fact OF the widow AID
heirs of said Leonard, Decd. will OH the
Ash day Of May. 1s72, upon The
premises offer TOR sale the tract OF lard
lying n the Couuty of Washington. state
Of Tennessee, on the waters OF Brush
Greek. III Civil District nos containing
late home of SsidJoscph Leonard, Deed.
TEENS OF SAIL s-es
One-third Cash in hand, the balance IN
two eqHal. eI1staii;nen,sI OF SIX months
with notes and approved secgrity. bear
inc interest from Gate. This 2sth day o
March So. A.G. MASON. "
Adm'r and Att'y - Get. DC.
marGStds.
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Melancholy ~Rrrak-Dewn.-

There are lively bresk-downs that make an
audience laugh, and there arc sad aud sor-
ronful brcak-downs that make the kind
hearted grieve. To the latter class be.
longs the enervstion of BODY sud mine
which is usually called"gcnsral debility
or nervous weakness" and which, when
neglected, too often terminates In atrophy
and death. A Wholesome medicated stun
ulant is the one thing needed in cases OF
this description, and science and exper-
fence unite in poiting' to PLANTATION
B1rrERs as the true specific. The fact
that it combines the properties of an IN
invigorant With those of a regulator and
and Alternative, in exactly the proportions
necessary to produce o radical change in
the tone of the system. and the action of
the digestive and scOretive organs, in an
unanwcrablc argument i'll its favsr as gen.
eral restorative.
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Reduction Of Priccs.

We have reduced the price Of FfFG
Rifle Powder to SO 50pcr keg. and are sell,
ing our fine Sporting Rifle. Double and
Single Barrel Guns, Metallic Cartridges,
Shot. Caps. Bar Lead. Sporting Tackle
and Gun Materials ut equally low prices.
Merchants should make a note of these
facts and send us their orders, or visit us
,.LnD in knnXViilc.