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min the 5 they
political
n os sg HI rss
ss ii
Ss
their eyes surprising the freedmen had attempted
hs 5PSq s % II yS
s With easS a @ nS
l., S
he voted the o s " s with the The
S
s2
M 5 Fl no the ,na not o
assd
5 s
s' sn E R R @ ns on %
% ess not s thy
b ps,s d ssis9 and blows not
viii him
] s
5, ,a:
subjected
not ignorant things George
report be
M I s.as
n q es Of %fs s when
frs % ton the terrible had been
that
S
it, position,
him apologize for ncreuly the
of these masked maauder That depth of moral political
which trust he reach And yet he reads the Tn
control of his I'D intern" pacng the pretended skepasm
snae exposing barbarou gaze
that the seloEsa Of the sSu. according perfect
With
Of all Of the South
assured that he will the full penalty
which
collision the authorities the
Act certainly be invoked for his punishment
Mr. Greeley the advice his Ku friends We the
number the fugtves who
Canada to to their homes
and the
think that Greeley will
the W. ainoreA American
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A Heroic Martyr.


Eostown Railroad Philip Gould soo5ed to Spring Mills that
standing the railway the Reading Express rounding
safety ne violently pushed them over the edge slight embarrassment at the
which
Gould
their
nober
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Family Pets.

purchased dollars
ing barking would if the
less crowded they should stand the yard and watch the fun
the window probable
would larger the ultimate would be- bought the tigers The
tiger for only eight hours and spent that time ro0stng the chandelier until
have decided aversion to living in families who tigers and
tabnen
the bn what remains of the baby after the tiger has enched of
SCI rhnoceros s
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y a ssp. sfs S
measure Of worthy ability"
The given oneSe
acted humaney and justly policy all occasions
foster and the growth relations between the
recently arrayed each other His record general full of
Incidents which uered with his
desire alleviate the sng of those the brought within
his power
From the beginning his Belmont brilliant close Appomaox
there not of cruelty severity charged against him. The
historian removed from the political preud he the
of General Grant, will hesitate whether his skill soldier
or his ghman
Fort Henry into the hands General Grant, bear testimony the truth
of what forwarding his officer the his
which led the cu also take
acknowledging
and Commodore and the undert
We could multiply testimony the point establish fur
proof perfect peace.
and uniform bring about desirable end While
aducers breathing the Southern people, and
the Government vindcve
wipe its people from existence General Grant above and
d When
the rebellion was ou5 and fierce the North but Gran. b
popular punishment many
throughout day bitterly oppose suffered
sword buried animotes
and bo earnestly prosperity the South
the peace maker
his accession the Presidency power promote
interests of the country by maintaining only within borders
with all Republic
its original unity securing each State republican form
enm wherein the few shall not Cypress the the majority disregard the
rights and privileges of the minority Under his wise policy the South beginning
prosperity Frustrated
revvg and old puce gendered four of % and kept alive
by designing politicians gradually dying Northern capital
the Gulf bring their chief in
with the commercial the
blind the
dent Grant with design the South; who
imposed
minded whether they politically with President Grant
situtona rights
Grant liable change with passing
public
people the South know him. and know full that when he had
them quick them privileges which
expect possible mgnanmity
believe would knowingly
their g MOI believe that
ruler To the the South the
President Grant makes promises but he intends
false lights
PROMISE betrayed principle friend He the South s
the future share goy rights shall
that he will much?
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TiptOM's TrlbulatlOns.

unhappy United recently called
might
fason) JEFF Davis sye The
while
Of Grant and his admin
his crowd When he had done the
hands First three
they adopted series resolutions which,
other things, declares
Whereas hearing the sloqunce Of the honorable Senator
the following fact. That the Hon T. W. Upton dissatisfied with the
That the President has the wisdom
appointing power the political interests Upton that
Upton control political influence Grant and the
Administration in powers therefore be 1t
Rsa That Republicans gladly
they deem
Wilson President the
United
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Results OF the Jubilee.

Counting the fund of full value 1902 and Coli
600 The receipts admission about as 600 and the
and satisfaction only that they have been excellent @
e service to the city grand industrial and art and bazaar the
dispose the building and close ont their
pleasure all the involved in the matter
the community will not be overlooked the feel that
question friendship existed than Gilmore
Eyes, said the philosopher, shut friendly"
"Wl you said Gwn sid advise 'e emgrate Tell
Vest"
No, no replied Mr. Greeley, them useful killing
swell"
nlennun's
coming"
"A lovelon youth Ohio with mathematical of mnd has discovered
attention
pedestianism
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THE N EW N ALTON AL E r A.

rcy quiet satire the dandyi, and the shallow afecaon
a eSqses well the ongaed
and fluent 9 but that saeh superficial accomplishments are
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dent Grants hberaity IL me to-day vast them.
President Grants ability military
longer question dispute for his words field Presidential
chair have
and foe alike Every has heard the
President of the Confedera H.
favorsm worship his old
Between States
between certain Union and Confederate
this about the sutenantG General:
81 instantly struck with
manners and the entire absence Of anything usual
military airs or nt" of men in his position There
his conversation without
asn In this nothing closely noticed by the and
he did directly the point
covered the whole few words
he exceedingly quick perception purpose
OF brains than tongue as ready that his command
The acquainted with him
with extraordinary combination Of
hted Upon the whole the result this
the remarkable had WITH and
days should proongsd hardly entered that
lived would
in shaping the desinies Of this county,"
"woRD' IN
leading Democratic published
impartial criticism
public On the 18th Of April 1896, it used these words
General should
do and solid worth Our
and
connection with When
they
the simplicity contempt for PARADE and pnness which
natural Ulysses
the applicant the City Surveyor Of St Louis
the driver into that
SELL had within him manly quality which will
General Grant live forever history His lesson practical dmoc
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PirTsHUReH sFRMAIR,O ohnseB=sThs
following notice nj this eycellent institn.
uon T. e., ~, - n t n''.,.'
4on T" lf0ln d la'c hummer oI ue ffSO0y
'erIdn Banner ,
Il will interest not a,lew,of our reader
WHO have daughters tof educate IA Tenn
that tho spring term Of this fully otTlcered
and admirably conducted institution will
commence on "Wednesday. MARCH, oOlh
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CHRIS. HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at,
tention Of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock oil ready made clothing, consisting
Of cloths, cassimcress yesthgs, all new
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, h first. class
cutter, and the hest workmen obainable
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HESS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets,
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Educational. I S5 I
..s>.s.s,s.,..,.lS
WEST VIRGINIA =! R 7 Z UNIVERSITY,
1919! ~'oa y. :,

- - sssg'
The last Catalogue shows IA ii lalaIann6 Of Ia
Students at this Institution: Five nj iinef De
partmentsof Instruction, with az fall corps II
competent Professors. - -
The Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES; Mathe.
mAtics, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
&c, &C., carefully and thoroughly taught Prsc,
hcAl Chemis try, and Physics, Illustrated BY Gp-
propriate ApparatuA Special advantages for the
study OF Geology.
eralogy, Geology and Conehology; together with
many specimens In other departments OF Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society. , = W ~ :
FALL. TERN begins September 9Th, Winter
December 9Th. Spring, March 3Oth.. Commence
ment, June 10th.
Boarding from g 10 q per week. 5,grls.l gsl
Tuihon( nom $lb 70 81 per year. Ilgta ,.sal
j ALEX MARTIN, President ~
JOB MorgantoWn, West Va,
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Police CoURT.-Two DRINKS and two
disorderlies comprised the docket of Sat.
urlay's session Of the Police Court Jim
Daley and John Flynn were arraigned for
imbibing too freely and then making their
appearance on the streets. 1t cost them
about five dollars each to settle. l' Ia r. =.
Tim Dorgan and his shelter halP' were
arrested for being disorderly, but the ties.
timopy failed to substantiate the charge,
and they were discharged. ,'st'.it 81
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MATRIMoNTAL.-For the first time, VIC
believe, in the history of this city and
countyIsince the publication of the INTEL
LIGENoER was commenced, not q single
marriage license was issued for the period
of week, The record shows perfect
blank from Friday 1st, to the 9Th. Com.
ment is unnecessary.
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AUTHORIZED TO CELEBRATE TIE
RITEs, -Rt. Rev. M. Simpson, D. d., was
authorized TO celebrate the rites Of matri.
mony in this State, by Recorder Woods
IN the 7tlrinst drH 90
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WILLS PEonATED.-On tho 9Th inst a
copy Of the last will and testament Of the
late Catharine CranSwick, was admitted
to probate also, the original orlhat Of
the late Alice Lemon.
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'g-FEMALFs.

In many affections peculiar To fenAes, .s
EXTRACT BUCHU Is unequAled by any oIsu
remedy--as In Chlorogis or Retention, lregun
RlscustIonS, liberated 81 Scirr6oas state d IAt
Uterus, LeucorrhGa or Whites, SterIllty, lna ~
Complaints incident 20 the sex, whether an,gE
fom indiscretion, Habits OF Dissipation, q q u v
the Decline or Change OF Lille. Il Is presents
extensively by the most eminent Physician ~
hIdWives, after Conhnements, and for Enleegl IN
and Delicate Constitutions OF both sexes aug " !,
ages, attended with any Of the above DI'ea'''"
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GheGt,teIlfg(e Il
Y ~ ... . .aftIHH
MONDAY. MARCH II. 1879.

New Advertisements.
First Stock of Spring Goods.
Arlington Cook Stoves.
For Kent. ... I
Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths.
Poland's White Pine Compound.
Looking Glasses. g ~,
NOlice-Iron Guards.
Dissolution. ....+. -
Hotel Furniture and Lease for SalGo
List Of Letters.
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ORDERED TO REPoRT.L Clinton Il.
Curtis, orthc U, s. Navy, and son Of Gen.
W. b. Curtis, West Liberty, has been or.
dered to report for duty on Board the
POwhattan. "'' '.,,r .s4
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, l. am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost. l.. V.
Blond, 1O7 Mainstreet, sg.s...
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' Boz statlonery, &c:
n: 4 New Books!


Ab6mInAtious Of Modern socIsty-I,y Rev. T.
DEWITT TAINAGE, cloth, 81 90. '"7T u a.
Crumbs Swept up-By Rcv =. DRWrTF TAI
AAGE, cloth, q 70. lII-IsG.. ..s
Poor Miss Plneh-By wnRm CoIlINS, paper. 81.
The Land Of DeSOlatlon--B By Dr.. IsAAcI. HATHs,
Joshua MarTsl-By B. L. FAHEoS, paper, DOC.
Left e Asrself7py JENStE wOopvILLS, cloth,
Was She Ensased-By "IoSQur1," cloth, 81 50.
Hester Klrton-ByK.s,MAcQ cloth, 81 Is.
A Million Too Much by Mrs. JULIA McNAln
WRIanT, cloth, 81 90, l'iiE7' .T''
Ought We 70 Walt Her-By Mrs. BDwARns, cloth
Sl76, paper 500. ~ 'y1T
Victory DSaR-By cEcn GRrVTrTH, cloth, 81 70.
Wllfrid ClmbGrmSdO by GEORGR MCDONALD,
cloth, SIC, tssH rn...,t .H o. 1
cloth, 81 80. .g.
Last Of the IIohlcahS- CooPER, Appleton's New
Edition. Illustrated by barley, paper, TSc.
Duration Abbey-By TRoLEorE, paper, SOc. .
I#UN .E. ltI....a| f'N
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II you want first choice of spring
stock ofWGll Papers, goto PAUL & Or's,
No. 90 Market strect.'SS q 10
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/ TnE best Black Gro Grain Silks at g
and $3.50 yard, ever offered in Wheel.
Ing, just opened, at Rhodes. ls
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APPOINTED GUARDIAN. Last Tues.
day, Henry c. Bauer was appointed guar.
dian Of Helena, Virginia, Karl and Char
latte Kraft-bond $4,000.
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PosToFrcE ITEM.-Lewis 8. Wolf has
been appointed postmaster at Geneva,
jackson county, nice Llowellen Rhodes,
resigned.
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WANTED in exchange for a Piano or
Organ, o small Fire Proof Sale at Shcib's
Music Store, Monroest.
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TIE CHURCHES, Y EsTERDAY.-Ncarly
all the pulpits of the Protestant churches
in the city were filled, yesterday, by
members of the Conference, and visiting
brethren. The congregations generally
were large and gave respectful attention
TO the word. In the morning, at 0 o'clock,
n conference lovcfcast was held in the
Fourth Street NJ, T. Church, after which
an, ELOQUENT and impressive sermon by
Rev DR.. Butler. This was followed by
the ordination Otta class of thirteen mem.
bcrs who had passed through the pre-.
scribcd course ol study and had been
elected to leacon's orders. In tho after
noon, DR.. Walden, Of Cincinnati, occupied
the same pulpit, and class Of seven
members were ordained elders. The ad-
dress OF Bishop Simpson ol1thc last men
toned occasion is spoken Of as having
been especially eloquent, andma a fine
impression on the vast audience. In the
evening the Church Extension Society
held its annual meeting, which was ada
dressed by DR.. LOOMS, OF Allegheny Col.
lego, Chaplain McCabe and Rev. Dr..
Butler, in the order named. Tho church
was crowded to suGocation, but so inter.
esting were the services that the large
congregation listened for three hours,
without manilesting any considerable de.
gree of restiveness. The singing Of Chap,
lain McCabe contributed very muchto the
interest Of the meeting. a collection
amounting to $3.50. to aid in building
churches in destitute portions Of the coun.
try, was taken up. ~ . u a, v --.6sa e.
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Rustic Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery. ..-l 41s4g
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"JUNIPER TAR SOAR. cures cnapped hands
saltrhcum, pImples, and all cutaneous afrcc.
tons, rendering tho skin soft and smooth. Man.
ufactured by CAswELL, HAZARD Il CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
mya47;dL q h7d4w Il hlG,ti9 SSiYasl
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% 100 Dozen Ladies' all Linen, Hem.
stitched Handkerchiels, at 19ic, CSC and
.6Oc, great bargains, just opened at Rhodes,
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.TNHE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
l. Martins Ferry, Ohio, 10 now open and
tlanSacting regular Banking Business. For.
eign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold;
Inltted ;lintereSt paid on special deposits. The
Bank Will DO open Saturday evening until Z r. n.
10 accommodate those who wish to lay by part
Of their weekly earnings. Revenue stamps for
sale. q g.. ll iI JAS. II. GRAY, ''s.
=. W. SMITH, Cashier. President. c
| fehB .,.r...r -, -TI0 I /,
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INJUNCTION REFUsED.-Several months
since the old gas company applied for. an
injunction to restrain the city from taking
possession Of and operating thegas works
The application was extensively argued
at a former term OF the Court whed1lIis
Honor took the papers in the case. Satur-
day morning, Judge Melvin rendered his
decision, refusing to grant the request of
the company Unlessitshould be deter.
mined to take the case Z, the Court Of
Appeals, this decision win settle the vcxed
question, and the city, we presume, will
at once proceed to make certain improve
ments at the works.
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|Docr0E WHITTIER --'- 70 70
900 Penn street, pltt.SarrL. PA, "a, .

Longer located in Pittsburgh thAn any Chronic
Splsease Physician, sosuccesslully treatSV enerI
Ieal Diseases, Nervous Debility 1mpoIcncy M
70 bring patients nom every Shte, ais h6spI1
Ipurest drugs prepared In the establIshment
cures cases giyenu BY otheTs,j no fhatteF VIM
Failed TEL your private trouble, ConsultafionI
lree Send two stAmps for medical esrnvs
Ea Ian Monanhood, sent BY mail, n
~, ~. ensn Rota tot ~ cents 100 pages that
KNOW, al about Sell: Pollution. PreStn iion NM
rtAge. kHery young man and Voraai, Siisht NJ
lread y aS warning: The neryous. debiitateS|
es psfSSSiIy tnpctent are scISp4lesliy advIsSd
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SECOND hand Pianos wanted in cx
change at Sheib's Music Store. =
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- ----.!..G .-----GL- F7f
MEMORIAL SERvIcEs.-Memorial ser.
vices in memory Of the late Roy. j. l..
Irwin, formerly ofthe,West Virginia NJ.
E. Conference, were held in Fourth street
church, Saturda8'aiter DR.: O.. Mar.
tin presided. The opening hymn, "ser.
want OF God, wen done,e was read by Rev.
j. ]. DolliVer, and an; impressive prayer
offered by the same'gentleman. The Sec
onl hymn was announced by Rev. 8.
Steele, when the chairman stated BRIEFLY
the object Of the services The deceased
hadEequcsted that Dr.. N. preach q funeral
sermon, and in compliance Herewith he
had prepared a discourse, but on &C.
count Of physical indisposition he would
be compelled TO have thread by one 1.-THE
brethren, and desired Rev. Steele to do so.
The brother went into the desk and read
the manuscript It was aplain, practical
expedition Of the words "And his rest
shall be glorious" This was followed by
a biographical sketch Of tho deceased
written and read by Rev. Prof. White,
agent OF tho American Bible Society in
this State, When Prof W. had conclud.
ed, a number of MIR. Twins associates ii
the ministry added their testimony TO
his ability and iaithIulnesa in his vocation
and to his worth as man. The services
were deeply Solemn and impressive
throughout .-A.. ... .
| GESEls&Lf Srocx;, New Spring Goods
OF Rhodes.
/ VINO IS Din. MARsuALLg Ono of The
great men who eIt,the Anglican ChA.ct
and became a Catholic. What Is DR.. Mar.
fshally A great lecturer, a renowned
scholar, one every where ;iadaired ias. ar
orator, What about DR.. 4arshll2 lii
lectures in the Cathedral, Tuesday even
ling7, 30 o'clock on Progress in the ky
Century, Admissions 5 cents Reserved
SEATS lat Lists drug stOre1 g .eaiz. so
.I.tl --------- .ias''a ~
I BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE SILKS at q
Icents, just opened, at Rhodes ~ '
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AGENTS and Canvassers for Pianos and
Organs wanted at Sheibs Music Store,
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SELLING PIANOS AND ORGANS, ON
MONTHLY AND QUARTRRLY PAYMENTS
NO NRw TuNd.-Wc have been accom-.
modating all parties wishing to buy on
The above plan for three years past, but
have not thought 1t necessary TO advertise
II. When customers come weHmahe the
payments TO suit their convenience, $50 %
You can buy flrstclass pianos and
organs at V. Harding's No. 100 Market
street, on terms 10 suit you. We sell the
steipway piano. 1t needs, no putting to
give it favor with the public; neither docs
the Mason & Hamlin or Smith American
organ. ltyou want a piano or organ, you
need tuna 10 risk on outside fmakersl
Come toHafdibg's, and got thc!best thai
are made in tho countryy,lnqs g,i.
Equality Is no object, We, will sell you
q seyen.octave piano, we'll finished rose.
wood case, with cover and stool, Tor three
hundred and ten dollars %
| !, YAM NAir-.-''' WA {rHtE,
|. New styles, new scenery, new accesso }
'ries at tho Partridge Gallery. "
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MISSIONARY ANNrvERskRY.yz The An,
niversary OF the Missionary Society Of the
West Virginia. Conference was held in
Fourth Street Church, Saturday evening.
AT an early hour the large audience room
was filled. The chair was occupied by
Rev. W, F. Cannon, President. Afler the
usual devotional opening exercises, a
synopsis of the Society's operations dur.
ing tho past year was read, and the cleo.
ton of officers for the ensuing year held
Drs. Watkins, Of Steubenville, Walden,
of Cincinnati, and Butler, of Passaic,
New Jersey, were scvcrally introduced
and addressed the meeting in the or.
der named. Our limited space this morn.
Ing prevents us giving an abstract Of the
addresses. All Of them We're appropriate
interesting, earnest and eloquent, and
made a profound impression upon the
large assembly. The choir, with Prof
Weber 81 the organ, rendered the exer
Ciscs still moro pleasant and entertaining
by the choice music furnished on The 90
casiou, and at 10 o'cloClSthe audience re
tired, with new and enlarged views Of thC
extent and importance of Mission work
not. 6hlyfat homo but in foreign lands
The contributions to tho Society DURING
the past year within The bounds Of the
West Virginia Conference were stated L
be about $3,4OO.a handsome advance on
tho amount collected during tho preceding
year. ,,,...,,..,,,....-.,.s ,.o, s,,u s..'
A GREAT ariue in all Linen Towels
from 100 TO 60c each, at Rhodes,
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DTu ICE; lists.
T1HE BEST Is TIE cHEApEsT.

J There % no economy In using an inferior BAlt-
ing Powder, because II II cheaper. II only spoils
: cos E x6tHEIsioR BAKING AK II PowbkR u i,s ~
cASdlkH In the market, because Il 10 0e beSt
Ask for Logan, List q Cos. Be sure you got It;
and you will save your peace OF mind, and also
your ''piGce Of bread" ......... - marc