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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

HARTFORD, April 1.--Fifty-thrcc
towns, out of total of lG6, show . loss to
jewell Of q 1923; this is after addips Z, to
the Democratic vote 54a votes in these
tOWps fol. Gillette, Temperance. and AZ
for Harrison, Labor Reform. 1t does
not include the vote Of Hartford, which
HaveA which gives Hubbard 5sl plu-
ralitys a net Republican gain in these.
towns N~fncarly 1000 votes. Waterbury,
VernoN, and two or tire. other towns.
will give some Democratic gains. 1t
looks as If Jewell was elected by the,
people. There is a net Republican gain
Of six Representatives in So towns. In
Hartford City the Republicans eject
Henry C. Robinson, Mayor by over $50
majority, and all theiy city ticket.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

We learn from MIR. Samuel Callen, of
Nodaway City, who made us a friendly
call OH Monday, that the Phenix Lodge,
Ma 3S9, Independent Order of Good
Templars, of that city is in very thirty
ing condition. and is accomplishing a
good work.. The w. G. T. and w.
Sce'y are MI. j. Honnold and L. Hum
tcz, respectively. The Ladge Lss been
in existence but three months, and al
ready numbers owe fifty members.
Meetings are held every Wednesday eve
ming, and weekly additions are made to
its membership. This is doing well.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03


Dobbins will give you % good
envelopes for 10 cents.
Wood taken on subscription at this
Office.
For pure irugs, fancy goods, books
and stationery, call at DR.. Ilolloway's
new drug store, south side Of the Pub
lie Square.
Dobbins has Just received a
large Stock of Wall Papers which
he bought at factory prices and
consequently is selling very low.
his stock of Drugs, Books, Gro
earies &c, is large and he is sell
Ing them very low. Go see and
be convinced.
For PisO's consumption cure and o.
Phelps Browns medicines, call at DIR.
H~olloway's drug store.
N. NJ. Phipps, q mile and q half north
Of Amazonia, is proprietor of a fine
stallion, to which the attention of horse
breeders is called.
Blank Mortgage Deeds, Notes and
Receipts, for sale at this Office.
Dobbins will give you three
gallons good Coal Oil for 81.
The 18th of april comes thi. year on
"toaaay-hog owners will please take
notice!
uoo news for the ladies. DIR. Hollo-
way now keeps flake wax in assorted
eolors, thus saving the ladies q trip to
o. Joseph for that article.
BRING Us q half cord of wood, and re.
'"se the REPUBLICAN for one year.
Dobbins will give you 5 quires
igood paper for IS cents.
FARMERS, make good roads by ditch
" anc grading. 1t pays two-fold.
Inc adjoining lands are drained, and
ue roads made passable during the
"or's portions of the year.
" are prepared to print Blanks Of
~ nos on Short notice, and on reason
Ao'e terms. Give usfa call.
wanted.-We want wood at this office
Soe an cord Of good wood pay. for tbo
AEPUBLIcAH one year. INC
The Gentry County Nem. has III,
interesting item: Peter Creomer no.
ter known as six-toed Pete, visited tow,
on Thursday last, and had partk.n ra,h,
er freely of the cup that inebIiatcs. and
aftcr he had poured the spirits down
us spirits got up, and he gallope,
sround town similar to the manner /,
which Gilpin did once on q time, bu
'saflg arrest, he took shelter I'm a harep
.stn suburbs Of town. After the shad
eWs Of night had fallen DER mountain
over and town, the Rev. John Connel
ss0ompanied by a posse of constabIes
repaired to tho spot, and after a littl,
,a'o.ing, bsggsd their game and:;'Pete'
brought to town, surrounded by
go and followed by innumerabl,
~ and small boys. Next day he wa,
.'sned before Squire Calver. Pete,
examination and gave bonds to
c. 1t the next term of Circui,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

Our correspondent N. Y. X" should
study brcvity. Your communication
could hive been condensed to one-third
its dimensions. Correspondents do not
pay suffi cient attention to this. Our
space is limited, and we arc unable to
give place to several columns each
week TO the exclusion of matter of
greater Importance. boil it down."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
R,R TIME TABLES.
Church Directory.

ei.th Street, M. &. Church. Services every Sab
hath n 10. 20 in tho morning. and 1871 the eve
.j.s SABBATH School at $50 p. N. Prayer
la every Wednesday evening.
J. GILLIEs, Pa.tor.
ss,rice. In frame Presbyterian Isureh on 4h
sisyxry Sabbath ut loha A y: and.I p, VI,
Sabbath School at A, NJ. at brick church on
II a. Proyer meeting Wednesday eve Of each
ROBERT C~RrIKsBASK,
Pastor
Services in Christian church every Losds day at
liz. n.
Services 10 Southern Methodist Church lat and
I'D Sabbath in each month at la.30 A NJ. and 80
~ II. A. DAVIS Pastor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
Grand Agricultural and Mechanical
Exposition.

GEMQu k4kkNCu ktuIo1 o1IO Ml0ClldlllCdl
Exposition.
The st. Joseph Agricultural and Nc
chanical Association have determined
upon holding q grand exposition some
time next fall in their city. The cleo
ton of A. c. Dawes, the gentlemanly
and efficient General Passenger Agent
ofthe Kansas City, St. Joseph and Coun-
I'll Bluffs Railroad, as Secretary of the
Association, is sufficient guaranty that
the arrangements will be ample, and
flat the affair will prove a success in cv-
cry point of view. We can promise a
fair representation lin the agricultural
department particularly froaR Andrew
County. We think. u producers
would not shrink from adding n few
more prizes to The many already carried
away Fl ON similar institutions.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

VIZ LEARN that day last week
the Liberals and Democrats Of this place
''met in unhOly conclaye," and tried to
come to an understanding. The Liber-
ais offered TO support the Democratic
candidate for Judge, if they could have
the next best candidate. There they
hung! Democrats r unwilling to
give the Liberals any office of account,
which is us We thought it would be-
(MdryriUe RepublicCn.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
MORTGAGES SALE O! PERSONAL.
9se?Essy

-
Whereas David Friedman and Isaac Deere on
the 9TH day OF january lS7l, dy their certaiu Mort
gage deed Of that date recorded at Page sI5 Book
"a records of Andrew County Missouri, conveyed
TO y F. Boots certain personal property hereinsf-
ter described for the purpose Of secnring the pay
nlenf oIa 9srfan promissory note, thein described,
for the sus,of Five Hundred snQ 'sixty" Dollars,
due April 1T 81 IN Interest v Gpeisceit fron
And ,t7sssdl e fahist has been pade in TIA pay
And Yhereas 1t Is Ptovided in said deed of mort
gage that in case Of default of payment of'saidHote,
the said Mortgage might proceed to sell IN" prop:
erfy therein. described after giving. 9orS thereof.
by publication in some newspapeI Published In,
the city Of savannah County Of Ah3gew and Stafcy
of Missouri for three weeks. Therefore by virtue,
Saturday, April 20, 1879.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A.. M. and
o'clock j: u. on the premises id said mortgage
described, In Andrew county, State of Missouri.
sell the property In said .aDrfsage dxsSSiait.
Us follows viz the ole QndiyiieJ' 'kaU
Of the saw mill situated on tie HcAd fom
savannah To the State ferry and on . traet Of
ian't formerly owned by Philip Knrns but nowr
ewned BY Elizabeth Patierron anil heirs, together
with all The fixtures Log wagon. chains and cvery-
thing pertaining Ia said saw mil, fpr cash-for th.
purpose In said conveyance. set FORTH
BIZ. BOOTS,
px. Aortgagee.-
and AucfiOneer.
March lth ls7s. Sas
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Andrew County. Library Associe-
ton.

Andrew County. Library Associe-
ton.
At a called meeting of tLa members
of the Andrew County Library Associ.
alton, held in their hall on Monday
evening, April LIST, only five members
were found to be present. Those pres-
ent adopted the following:
RcsOlred. That notice be given to the
members Of said Association through
the Andrew County papers. that there
will be another meeting in their hall on
Monday evening. April sth. and that all
persons owning stock in said Associa-
lion be requested to be present. if they
feel any interest in thQir stock. as ac-
ton will he taken rs to whether the
Library will continue i'll existence or
NOT.
r. E. SMITH, Pres't.
~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

Country residents wka pit keep
bull dogs or shot guns, mas expect
to be overrun with pedlers, who are
even now putting up their costly stock
of gartcrs, pins, laces and buttons.
Death or purchase is the only thing that
will drive these pack carriers from tho
house after they nave once obtained on
trance.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

THE ATcHIsoN Co. Journal says the
contract for building the new Baptist
Church in Rock Port was let to J.. F.
Cooper, Esq, OIL Thursday last at
$500, and is to be completed as rapid
Iy as possible.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

A number of people from the several
parts of the county, who are in the city
in attendance upon Court, which is in
session this week, have called and paid
their subscription. There is still room
for more.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
for Sale

3SS.
Avery desirable farm of so acres near
Whit;sville 50 acres under fence, 50 acres
in cultivation 30 acres of timber, a good
young orchard 20 trees, IS Peach trees,
good farm house Is by 30 feet an ell IA by
II feet, 2 wells good stock water, I mile of
Hedge 3 miles from a Depot.
3S9.
1SS Acres 2 miles East of Savannah, 80
acres in cultivation, roo acres under fence
80 Apple trees, dwelling Of 5 rooms, 4
springs.
A very superior grain farm of 160 acres
all in cultivation, 20 acres of timber dwell
ing Of / rooms. cellar, &c, good out build
ings II miles from school house, II miles
of Hedge fence.
39l.
A good farm Of "a acres 3 miles from q
Depot. GO acres under cultivation, Ii acres
of timber.
A very desirable cottage in the suburbs
of SAVANNAH, with 5 acras If lapd and a
variety offruits. %,
A GOOD dwelling house, 2 lots, = brick
shop and a stable, in Savannah.
1916.
A good farm of 1873 acres II mics from
st. Joseph, 12S acres under fence, a brick
house, Is acres of timber.
1896.
A very desirable farm of274 acres with
COCA stock water, 81 miles East Ct Savan-
nah:
An so acre farm Z miles from Savannah
40 sSsres in cultivation, % apple trees and
avaficty o other fruits mile ffom school
house. ,oo
A pleasant country residence, with 5
acres of land, so apple trees, 1000 grape
vines and variety of small fruit, 1mile tifom
Savannah.
A small farm of 25 acres near savannah
10 acres in cultivation, Box house, 60 APP
pie trees, a variety Of grapes and other
small fruit.
5SA acres 3 miles East of Savannah, 10
acres ip cultivation, good Log dwelling.
425.
A good farm of 10 acres, a good frame
house l mile from Whitesville, $50 fruit
trees good stock water, l mile Of Hedge, 70
acres of timber.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
SOCIETIES
I. q. @. r.

hyapnah Ioaee No IL !. 20. F. meet every
ises1sy eveniA, ut the,y Hail North East Garner
GPublic Square. ~,
~. TILsoH. Sec'y.
A. =. 4 A. d.
s..snnah Lodge No.. A. F, 4 A. NJ. meet at
their Hall North side the Square, LIST and 3Td Sat
sfAy evening Of each month,
n. Il. GIpDlsos, W. VI.
I'm, MITCHELL, Secretary.
Den Franklin Lodge, No. 1853, meets lst Saturday
In each month, at 10 a. m. j. MclpSiEL W. IL.
J. L.1BESNErI, Secretary
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
NOTICE - pecisl Rssis&ation,

Tn accorlaps e with an order Of the County Court
i Of Andrew County, Missouri, made ut . special
term Of said court, begun and held in the city Of.
SAVANNAH, Missouri, on the 18th day Of March,
Is12, notice is hereby given that q special rrgistra-
ton will be had nj the usual place Of voting In
each of the several municipal Townships In ssid
county,
On Friday, the 9Th of April. 1874
;,,,s Which ie r. time and place .;oss all W who hsNs become en-
failed to register at the last genera u gisfration,
may be registered as voters prior to fkf judicial
election, to bs held on the 10th Of April, k72.
BY order Of.the Court.
b. NJ. DASFORD, Clerk.
SAVANNAH, Mo-, March rs, 1872. q
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

The chintz bug is beginning to thaw
out, and the prospects for a large fami-
ly of bugs the coming summer are very
flattering.
THEY have q woman acting as con-
ductor on the Hannibal and St. Joseph
railroad, on n of the passenger trains.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

JAKE EDWARDS was yesterday sem
fenced to the Psnitentiary for two
years, convicted OH the charge of as
sault with intent to ravish a step
daughter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03


1 find on the tax books for 1869 and 1870, about
Ten Thousand Dollars deli9qt,ent on personal
property aud on page IlSs SdIfs,As. 'Xaguers Mis-
sour, Statufes 1 find my duty lis HE6ws: tSrhe
C~oliestaS shall diligently snqesvor, and use all
quired to collect In their respective counties, and
to that end they shall have power to seize AID sell
the. goods and chattels of the persons liable for the
Taxes" II those delinquent taxes had been paid
when the safne became due, the levy for taxes in
ISL would hive been Seventy Thousand instead Of
Eighty I thousand Dollars, and the burden Of taxa
ton would have been lighter ON those who came
forward and promptly paid their taxes. Now in
order that tsfice be done to all, our Taxes reduced
and I perform the duty required of me by li&, l
intend to COLLECT these delinquent taxesH Icah ftid
sufficient personal property out of &hieh to Ilike
tbs same. Therefore all persons klpWing them
selves Delinquent on personal property for any
year prior to 1871 will save themselves costs BY
coming forward promptly and paythg the same.
l trust will not offend any one in TVS performances
of my duty, yet ! intend to follow The law to the
best Of my ABILITY.
Collector Of Andrew County.
Savannah No. February 2Ist 1872.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03
Local Matter.
BniIders Take Notice.

Builders Take Notice.
Just received at Brown & Sargents a
full and complete stock of Palnts. Oils.
G.ass and Brushes ofevery description,
whsch are offered at verb low price
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

Two men in Holt county held ~ egg
SUCKING match the other day. The re-
suit was, n swallowed thirty. the
other nineteen,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-03

ouR friend Mr.. John Wilkinson was
on Monday admitted to the bar at this
Place. We hope John NAV do well.
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TIE

Az persons acting as agents will ke allowed
twenty per cent. Commissions on fuA Subscription
price, and ten per cent, on the club fates.
Send Rcmittar,Se by Express, registered letters
In thy mail, money orders or bank drafts, where
they can lie obtained, otherwise by regular mail.
Address, MCKEE, FISHBACK & 60,
Missouri Democrat. 81. Louis. 10.
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402.
A magnificent EarQ af5xSacres, 81 acres,
in cultivation, 81 miles Of Hedge. 6 .acrea
oitimothy, q good Orchard, and abundanee
ofgood stock water.
4O3.
so acres Z miles N. W. of Savannah %.
acres in cultivation, balance good eTsss
pasture and timber, good water.
4O4.
30 acres of land II miles Myth Of So,
yannah allunder fence.
45.
A small farm of 40 acres q miles from
Savannah % acres in cultivation, Log
house $50 apple trees, 200 peach trees, good.
spring.
4l0.
An excellent farm of 81 acres, GO acreSz
well improved N. w. of Whitesyille, new.
dwelling Of II rooms, 200 fruit trees, |.
mile from schoolhouse.
Ill.
A So acre tract 3! miles from Savannah,
- acres in cultivation, S0apple trees, / mile.
from school house.
412.
lib acres 4 miles North Of Savannah, 90
acres in cultivation, balance timber, good
stock water a good apple and peach orc6aro.
Alb.
A desirable dwelling house and lot in
Hudgcns & Carpenters addition to Savan-
nah.
416.
A good farm of 27744 acres, Eile from.
Whitesville.
Alt.
A suburban residence and 4 acres of:
land well supplied with a variety Of fruit
trees.
418
A we'll improved farm of9O acpes, 4 rood
fame house, good water. 6 aapls trees
anda variety of small fruit;
41a
A valuable farm Of 30 acres, all under
fence a good Orchard, and variety ofsmali
fruit.
400.
A small tract of27 acres, with 1000 grape
vines lWapple Trees, 13O Peach trees and
other fruit:
421.
] Lot and stable in Savannah.
422.
A splendid farm of2225 acres I milo from
school house, well watered, $50 apple
trees.
4Ol.
A very desirable farm Of 90 acres, all
pndcr cultivation, with good improvements,
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MISSOURI D[kOcRIT.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.

TO the newspaper reading world the ''NISSOCRI
DEMOCRAT needs neither introduction nor COM
mendation. Its now we'll established success ell
ables US tn enlarge our plans ard pledge u more
extended usefulness In the iufilre,
Devoted to the principles Of fe Republican party
tbe ''DEMocRAT" will continue to advocate them
Nth indep-nden9e and feaIltssness, knowing no
to reason and trufh, and expecting only the applau-.
Sc of earnest and thinking Republicans.
AS d newspaper, the ''DEMocRAT'' viii be sur
passed by no other in either the extent, value.
variety or accuracy Of its intelligence, fresh daily
fiom all quarters Of the globe. >
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-16
Submarine Blasting.

A writer i'll the Army and Navy Jour
nal describes some highly interesting
experiments lately made in submarine
blasting with the Gomez fuse, an ap-
pliance which will probably be used in
exploding the tunnels constructed bv
the Government at Hallett's Point. Of
the fuse he says:
personally witnessed the expert
ment. The inventor made miniature
battery of cannon--placed them at i'll
tervals of space--spiked the vent, in
serted ut each muzzle the fuse, rammed
down the cartridges, and from the
Heating wharf at the Battery he fred
the fuse, and simultaneously every
cannon was fred~-that is, but one re-
port was heard The fuse was envel-
oped In a rubber cover, and this cover
when examined, was ripped as If with
a knife, and with the greatest precision
In the rent, but not otherwise injured.
Some of the Governors Island officers
were present, and, being SO much
struck with the success of this expert
nlent, they invited him to visit them
and test it from their larger guns.
which he did -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-16
bomcstiC Recipes,

PIE crust will never become sodao,, :.
the under crust is glazed with an err boaten
up. 90
PLANTS GROWING IN WIrpows-Thou-
SANDS VINO try to grow pla ats in pots. tubs,
or boxes fail, mostly bee ,ause thew let the
pots be exposed to the not su, Now we
never see the roots nat is. the mart which
ura"s nutrlment IF ON the soil-fullv ex-
H. hG9'u 70 me sun n a state of nature, and
s si,la 'ii I YEA oh window gardeners to
-. '"o po''s and boxes in which their
iii; " Another cause of failure is
- na leaves TO get rusty. The
I nIant = cling in reality the lungs of the
f f. IL II IS imperative that they should
~, ~ IT clean. | have often been asked
" plants did not do well in windows,
md it IL often quite difficult TO answer
( without seeing the plants, but the general
| failures occur from the causes. | have
named, for it stands to reason that if half
the roots ola plant are burned off repeated
| ly and the leaves are killed with DUST
| that sickness will be the result. 1t is easy
to clean off the dust by taking little broom
or brush and dipping 1t in water and firt-
ing it over the leaves of the plants two or
| three times III a week. Try it, ladies'
Prairie Farmer.
LEMON SYRUP.-When lemons are
abundant and cheap it Is Il good plan to
purchase several dozen at once, and pre-
pare them for use in the warm, weak days
of spring and summer when aclds, especi-
| ally citric and malic, or the acids, of lem
ons and ripe fruits, are SO grateful and SO
| useful.
Press your hand on the lemon and roll
| it back and forth 5risklv on the table to
make 1t squeeze more easily: then press
the juice into a bowl or tumhler, never into
/ tin; strain out the seeds, az they give a
bad taste. Remove all pulp from the
| peeiS and boil IN water, pint for a dozen
| pulpS. to extract the acid. A few minutes
| boiling is enough, then strain the water
| with the Juice of the lemons, put IL pound
of white sugar to a pound of the Juice, boil
ten minutes, bottle it, and your lemonade
is ready. Put tablespoonful or two Of
| this lemon syrup III a glass of water, and
you bave cooling, healthtul drink --Am-
erjcdn Rural Home.
TOMATOES HEALTHFuL.-'rhe tomato is
one of the most healthlul of all the vegeta-
bles. 1t may be eaten three times a day,
cold or hot, raw OF cooked, alone, or with
salt, pepper, vinegar, and III the utmost
that can be taken with an APPETITE. Its
healthtul quality arises from its slight
acldity, as berries, currants, and similar
articles and it is also highly nutritious.
| The tomato season ends with the frost.
If hung up In well ventilated cellar,
with the tomatoes hanging to the vines,
they will continue to ripen until Christ
mas The cellar should not be too dry, or
too warm. The knowledge of this may be
improved to great advantage for the bene-
| tit of all who are ford OF the tomato.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-16

the corn-crib into the posts, at distance
of two feet form the lower end Reforo
putting the frame together, taper the lower
ends OF the posts Tor the distance of two
feet, so that at the very base the post shall
be only four inches square. Now, when
the frame IS set up, let these posts also
stand ON tapered rocks If the crib needs
more than these four posts to bear up the
corn that will be put into it. make LEGS like
the lower portions of these posts, aud set
these legs under the sills, aud nut boards
on the floor, making the latter tight
and which will be about three feet from
the ground. Have the door made tjpht
and keep 1t shut, and no rats will get into
your crib
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-16
Heating by Gas.

Considerable Improvement has been
made of late III Paris, Berlin, and other
European cities. in apparatus for the heat
ing of buildings by gas The most i'm
pOrtant results, perhaps, yet produced,
refer to the heating of churches, which
has been essayed on large scale in Ber-
lin. The method generally adopted is
that of placing a horizontal gas-pipe with
three Jets within a stove made of sheet
iron. and over the gas-iets piece of brass
wirework, of which the openings are not
more than one twenty-filth of an inch in
diameter. The cathedral at Berlin has a
cubical contents of rising thirteen thousand
metres, and IT is heated by means of eight
of these stoves, each of which has twenty
two of the brass gratings, eleven and Gne-
half riches in length by one and a half in
width, making in all about half an inch
square of grating for each cubic metre to
be warmed. The consumption OF gas in
raising the air within the editice to the
required temperature-a three hours
operation-is about five itres per cubic
metre; 10 maintain the same heat requires
but seven. tenths of a htrc of gas per cubic
metro