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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
FARM AND FIRESIDE.
70 Our Farmers.

Eye
Feeling that the pro,peslly easl,9 D oaR u RsouMhsy Mhs
depends upon that of the farming com
munityswep propose to HeS0eo< hdrh tinie,
and more space in our paper, to the in
terests of our agricultural friends, than Is
usual in the county papers. ~
We invite +fis Ala 'of. farmers IN ID acirrfha carfhyas
ng out our plans, which are to make the
agricultural ,calgmpEo the Eimss, IN me-
dinm through which they can ask for aud
receive information from each other.
We earnestly ask the assistance of The
mepqlhersofthe Gopntya Agric4lturaI So
ciety tthe onfy BODY in in our u midst organ, IF
ICED in the interests Of the affarneer); Con- On
fidcnt that we cen he of service to them,
if they will allow us.
BY this We mean, that we hold, our
selves ready, in this department Of the
paper, to represent Gle wants of The farm
ers of our county as they are presented
to US. and TO do all..in our powento .pros
mote their welfare. ra
To carry out the aboSe, Ne need the
farmers help 4sena naEorigihal aftieles
for publicatiop, On on matters touching the
interests Of agriieul ultu1riists- -wbether i'm
the form Pf queries OIL haIansaes tOsons
propounded by another. it matters not!
Only be sure toMriteJ aid Thereby Gid
your society, yourselves, and,lastly. shis
paper which aspire5 to be your organ.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

CoMrosTs ON TIE FARM.-Long cxpe-
rience and observation convince ns, that
the most profitable labor. or. the...farn,yqis.
that Of th4 aecamHlation of the materials
lfaa Manura Which edh be found on the
premises of every landholder, apd the
pdanlfactmer erlof the.samS -into compost
with the dung from the horse and cattle
stable.
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THF TlhaAApISYIs' hApIYsJ r sE relRgE "A tall gentle
man staggering under the influence of IL
quHor, ftt Wiz, al large eoil offMire on his arm,
= aciosted 9 aes isdy Ih - the atrest 7 t.aIA
MADAM" said hseoa BE- aassse sseiw iwhat What kind of o.
sclothes-liasI buy for my wife!"
IAN excellent article" replied madam
B'and if all wiyssssssoVto have Usach
closheaeflines, eaefl and hang their lh.pl husbands up
on them,a great r.apy married men
wouldn't bs85 fir ffaom boms 1ateilnp the
evening" Thelaapahs2 2efsd &itR q hitSup
and staggered ouEpf Hight. Ana ddTAaaa
------,--s s-s...--i q -A1Ehn1oo
) aPonoroy'sD Dsni0cfa Blum o440usly snys
"Grsnt for President, and 5G.EYssk for
Yito r resident. The one giveth and tho
other taketh. Blessed dTbG,thcif 'ndinSst.aa
d u u i
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

The following Remedies We copy copy from from
the Medical Record of New York. !
For Observation-Disclosures Salts, one
ounce, sulph. morphine, one grain !;
water, six ounces. Give tablespoon
full every two hours until free operations
then prolong intervals to four hours
until dysenteric symptoms cease. '0''|''
FoR AsTHMA.-Sulphuric ether, one
andoo half ounce; Y tine. ofLobelia, one
oaace; ofopium and stramonium (James-
town weed) four drams each. Give @
teaspoonful every one or two hours uHsil
the difficulty of breathing is relieved. ,
FoR sMALLpox.-(Vory highly re-
commended.) Three drops 'n Of balsam
of copaiba with little of, the white Of
an egg or muciiagoana syrup and take
three times day,5tE,g Y ~,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Fon Bors OR coIfc.-rake one &, o.. :
chloroform, / OF of laadanom and ! Of.
tinct. asaSatida-mix aala and give 1in
u pint or ]. st. Of thin syrun To be
woll shaken. IfhorBe will cat or drink,
give Cruel ftely.--Fol1oa. ahSse dose,
in few hours, with brisk dose Of cathaftic
salts. Glauber aalts the best. though 'Eps
SOM will answer. aA1rN. hoe e'THr1f7N %
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

eH56aasss5aa s5aaeif f5fsssSh Fl: Stephens has just
completed his Compendium of United
IstateHa ] HaisioryH Cd bracHoa, I6neg6
ssS o ssza2sa a,as x,f
style, divided nto two books.
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Glue is used as q stifening in the prim-
aty 1atahg SfdsbbRf 81 broken dillimb lliimmb. Try it and
save your horse that has accidentally
broken Ms leg.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
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TEHE UNIVERSAL LIFl1

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BEFORE lssuRrsa Your Idrh on Erlsa THE AeFGg
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

IANGlIoRNE- In thls city, thursday
evening, Oct. q, 1872, By the Rev W. Veal
derson, Judge S. w. Langhorne to Miss Alice.
=, Leonard, all OF this city.
The roll of carriage wheels was heard at
an early hour on Thursday evening. on the
various streets of our city, the numerous
elegant vehicles conyerging to the N. II.
Ciraroa..-A. -ebe..s clock tic ia MAS
filed to replction with the elite of our city.
who had assembled to witness the beautiful
and impressive ceremony of marriage the
uniting. of Two of Bozeman's favorltes. III
alife partnerships, fostere,l and eeinented by
love. We have never witnessed nj ore ele-
CANT and happy assemblage; joy radiated
! from every colIntenancc. AT liaii-pase seven
| the simple yet solemn marriages service OF
the Methodist Church was pronounced by
! the Rev. Mr.. Anderson in an eloquent ana
impressive manner. The congratulations
which, followed were hearty and sincere,
all Joining in the wish that The future of the
bride and groom would be uncfouded and
that their present happiness might be IN
creased as their days lengthen into the even
ing shadows of useful and well-spent life
AT the conclusion ofztlie services, etc., nc the
church, the large assembly proceeded IL
carriages to the future handsome new resi-
i Icnce Of Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne, where
an excellent and snmptuous supper had peer
! prepared and temptingly awaited tue party
To say that the feast was magnificent, diver
sifed and super-abundant, would but teebl!
express the sentiment of those who partool
of it. 1t was a fitting tribute to the occasion
The bridal presents were numerous, usefu
and appropriate, evincing the esteem an
regard in which the bride is held by her NJ
!. mcrous friends in Bozeman
The whole affair was the most elegant
the kind that has ever .ranspired III Boz'
= man.
: For the benefit of our lady readers we WI
state that tie bride was dressed i'll simpl
tasteful white.
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A L1pRARY.-We have been requested by

A L1BRARY.-We have been requested by
a uumberof our leading citizens to announce
that there win be meeting at the First Ma
tional Bank in this city, tomorrow friday
evening. at 7 10 o'clock, to take the initia-
tory Steps IN the natter of establishing a
library in Bozeman. on the most feasaDie
plan that may be suggested. we have been
permitted to examine the catalogue OF the
Helena Library Association, and were truly
astonished at the success which has crowned
the efforts of the enterprising gentlemen who
Iinauguratetl that Association. The Library
Filow numbers over two thousand volumes OF
good ana valuable books, to which additions
are cons family being made. With little
effort upo II the part OF our citizens the same
success may be attained, and nothing requir-
ing the same amount of capital will contrib
ute more to the advancement and permanent
good of Bozeman than the establishment 0
y good library. We+hopc allwho favor thi
| lludable enterprise will attend the meeting
tomorrow evening.
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81 Z D.

RANnALL-In this city. on Sunday morning. oes.
u, 1872, JULIA, daughter of w. Il an anu Mary
Randall, aged six months.
Again the peaceful household has been
entered bv the Angel of Death, and another
little gem has been plucAed from the foster-
ing care and love ofsdeyoted parents, and
assignedlits place alnong the beautiful ihiah'
constellation in Heaven, where He who has
said. ..Suffer little children to come unto
e. me. for Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
will take the place OF loving parents LETT DC
hind.
.sstars that shine and fall,
The flower that lost in spripging,
These, alas. are types of all
j 70 which our hearts are clinglng
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

ANOTHER BRICK.-Our enterprising baker
MIR. john MaEeJ, mas stIlticr full neauway,
on the side of his old building, the con-
struction of a neat, substantial brick mouse,
designed for his future place OF business.
rhe old atlagc, that "a quick penny issHerti'
more than slow shilling" has been 1uiiy
realized by Mr.. Manej. Since ne com
menccd selling bred attwelye~ and a hai'
cents loaf. beer and other liquids at the
same figures, he has been enabled to develop
his enterprise. mt
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CITYITEMs
: Ike FordonslA has his barber shop tdHi
+laK txrlIS

g@s@ " R%tas x III w IA @ III HI III,
Ike Fordonsbd has his barber sshopin Sal
blast in the back room OF the klyus.
G. l.. CLARK has made extensive additions
and otherwise improved his stables on boze-
man street. g
The addition to5tlls Atetfipotit aTlIotsl is
about eomplated. making one q: tie finest
hotels In the Territory. @
a long mule train ofthe Diamohd r. Line
passed through town on SatIrfla essnsng =
with goods for Fort Ellis.
Ga1en's Coaches make sched ulettme, under
careful drivers ard with stock thai" ZIP
and git 80 ass
Vegetables are coming iMpretty plentl-
fully, and prices ruling low
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

WASillSGTtlS, AuSuce ifti, io'-'
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented to
the UNDERSIGNED it has been made to appear that
ssTHE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK oF BozEMAN, IN the
Territory of Montana, has been duly organized un-
der and according to the requirements OF the Act O
Congress, entitled An Actto proyide Sall .a
bonds. and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof" approved June Sd, ls6i' ans
Mas Complied with all the" provisions of said -Ac
required to be complied with before commencing
the business of Banking under said Act /.
Noso therefore n, JeiiN " KNOX, CompIroller
TIosaL BANK or BOHEMIAN, in the town OF Bozeman
IN the county OF Galatin and Territory OF Montana
~ a.nthorizel to commence the business Of Bankm
I,,naer the act AZORES aid.r---
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APPLIES! APPLES f!sAPPLES!!
1000 boxes just received, at
~ HOLMAN N BROS
HELENA AND BOHEMIAN.

New MosEY.-Weinspeetcd p zgackaee OF
$1,000. Of thesibtes Of the First Nationak Bank
of Bozeman at that institution. The execu-;
ton of them is in elegant style, and ltl
i. pleasing to see the plain. bold hand OF our
esteemed friend and fellow citizen Col. H..
NJ. Black as President at the bosto.n OF them.
they arc, also, signed by c. Lyster, Vice
President and George W.. Fox, as Cashier.
The President and Cashier of this excellent
institution are self-made men, and have by
perse yercnce, industry and integrity worked
themselves mp to the position of men OF
wealth and superior business qualities. we
congratulate ourcitizens ON having q Bank
based upon a sound basis, with its entire
capital paid, in which to make their deposits
and obtain loans to facilitate andextend their
business operations. ID. A. Mcpherson IS
the assistant Cashier, and Is an charge OF
the Bank, and his strict attention, correct
dealing and politeness is. fast winning .fol
him the confidence and esteem Of the custo-
mers of the Bank and the citizens OF Boze
| man. The Bank is worthy of the confidence
SO literally bestowed in its commencement
| and will prove to be of great public utility
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

To-day the great sale of lots in Alderson's
addition to Bozeman comes off. This is
rare chance for obtaining desirable lots for
residences. The pronerty is very eligible
and pleasantly situated, and no such oppor-
tunitysmay present itself TO secure homes so
near the business portion of the city. Don't
forget to attend and get bargain as they
are to be soIu without reserve.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

In Speaking Of the many improvements
~oi,o OF, in Bozeman, it will not do to neg
Iect to notice the handsome addition built
by onr friend DIR, A. Eamme to his private
residence. This addition is not to be sneezed
at. and we trust that when the farmers come
in with their cats on the Doctors CONT act,
they will not fail.to see how he expends ms
nrofits IN trade. and take a look at his new
building.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

FRu1r SToRE,-H. J. Hoppe announces the
receipt of new stock of goods at his irult
stare near this office. Mr.. II. informs us
that hereafter he inte nds to keep a full stock
of fresh fruit, the best brands OF cigars ana
tobacco, and fine lot of notions, besides a
general news depot.
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FRS
NATIONAL BANK OF BOHEMIAN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
# OFFICE OF GoMPTRoLLKR oFTIfE GERREECY, .
A &8 aI Washington, A ugAst lAth, ls72.&@1 2
SIR: lnclosed please find Certificate authorizing
stTnEs FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of eRozEAAs = to
commence the business of Banking, which please
pnblisl, the receipt thereof in accordance with
the requirements of the 18th section OF the act, ana
forward to this Office one copy of the newspaper III
which, the same is inserted ! AL
I y I 2 Very respectfully, NENNS
JNO JAY KNOX,
Sc Comptroller of the Currency.
InANpEn M. BLACK, Ese, President First National
| Bank, Bozemau, Montana.
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FINE LIQUORS!

We have appointed WILLIAMS d MURKAi
Sole Agents for our celebrated
Sol Keller and 9th District
Kentucky Ronrbon Whskeys, snd J. w. GAFF
Co.'S Pure Pennsy lvana Rye Whiskcy. Aessrs
Williams and Murray also have the sale OF ou
genuine s A *&
Tennessee Peach Brandy,
manufactured by Jas. Meaumaw.
IRA n MALIN d BRO,
Is Il IL South Sd ST. st. Louis Mo.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

WE invite attention to the bill-heads being
gotten up in this Office for several business
houses in gozsmaa. In point of workman
shin they cannot be excelled anywhere.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

Cor. HANCOCK, now in command at Fort
ellis. believes in the future OF Gaiiatn Yat-
lev and Bozeman. He is having his country
seat fenced in, and proposes to built on the
same al an earl v day. We anticipate many
pleasant drives with the gallant Colonel ou'
to his new residence when completed' anu
we trust never to see his wine cellar empty
and may his fragrant Havanas last forever.
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= sTRASBUHGER & Co,
0lsIIH DtICCt3 Uo1CH1ttI1s
- 49,. -

PERsosA1.-We received 2 call on Ioes-
day from Mr.. Fay Harrington, one OF the
enterprising young business men OF = IT.
a;nia. C;tv. Mr.. H. is engaged in the
wholesale and retail boot and shoe trace ae'e, III
that piece. Tie Is accompanied to our Guy
Inv Mr.. G.. B. Fawcett.
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Local News
BozEMAN. MONTANA:

THE HIGHEST PRIca paid for County war
rants and County Bonds. Apply at The
First National Bank.
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Take Notice.

We have on hand, and are continually receiving
additions to- q very fine assortment Of
eros Grain and Japanese Sat6s,
~ al .o,ors. Silk Poplins, White and Black Sl,k
A,nacas. white Goods Of everE deserpuon; IS
etc. ELLIS, ia - - =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

FIREs.-As the cold weather increases the
danger Of Gre becomes more Imminent. and
having no protection from its destruetiveness'
should it once get start it becomes the duty
ofevery one to carefully examine his stove
pipes and fiues, to prevent the destruction OF
our beautiful and growing city. We would
suggest that meeting of our citizens be held
at an early day, for the purpose ofappointing
a committee 10 thoroughly examine the condi.
ton of the steyepipes, flues, &C., within the
city limits, and to effect an organization thai
may work Systematically in case of fire.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

A BIG RAcE.-One of the biggest races
that ever took piece in the Territory Is ad-
vertised to come off over the Bozeman Race
Course on Wednesday, Nov. 9Th, between
Midnight Belle and Crockett, better known
as the IS Soldier Horse;'' single dash OF fohr
miles, for $500 aside. Both Of these animals
have proved themselves worthy scions o.
noble stock, having made the best time re-
corded in the Territory, and the race VIII DC
made for blood. All who enjoy Legitimate
racing should attend.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

yIsEGAR BITTERs, by the bottle or case,
ard NH the leading Patent Medicines, az Inc new
T,rno store Of w W Morris FOREMAN.
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z xaTi,,s M = KIIIsD.-Another 81 nose


= IA eTHisR AN kILLFD.-Another OF those
fatal affairs which are b. Coming tooafreanent
in our community occurred IN this place on
Saturday night last, about II o'clock. John
Gambler. who was clerking in a restaurant
intle hover part of stown, and IA. Trip
lar WHO Il weH known asa fish pedtllarei
the Yellowstone, got into a dispute in re-
gard to the payment for some lunches which
Triplc,t and some friends had just taken.
As we learn, tie matter had alynarehfay been
adjusted. and Triplett lett the honse; but
lew minutes afterward, Gambler had occa-
sion To nat bolserous indiyilualoutof he
rooms and while in the act Of closing he It
door, he was stabbed sia the lower region OF
the abdomen by Triplett, who was standing
immediately on the outside of the door,
Drs. Mussigbrodt and Monroe were imme-
diately summoned, and pronounced the
wound fatal GAMBLER died about a. m.
Sunday morning. Tnplett gave himself UP
aud was committed to jail. Gan. bier is q
Swiss By birth. Both men have nad the
| reputation Of being honest, Woodworking
| citizens. The examining tlial may elicit dlf'
| Hsifsfacts from the above; we give them
] as told us by persons present.
il 49, N# @8 go &N
xax, u,s,rnurs IiEA let MS
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TERRITORY OF MONTANA, ss S SO
Couatu OF L.lris and Clarke,
George w Fox, Cashier Of the First Nation M
RanE Of gozeInaIi, 40 solemniy swear that inc
vuhove statement il true e fhe Sest q ny Aho"
edge and belief. 80 ,U nov casb;er
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before me this 18th. day
q o''o'sa' HEN HENRY ADDoMS, Notary Public
CoHRReT--Attest: -. I'd
G. y. BYsTER, }Direcfors
BIT. MCDONALD,
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wanted.-Telegra Script. .r,,x
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Hark! hear an angel sing:
Take a Htoddy, - Smash or ''sling;
Or turn your buoyant spirits loose
ON whiskey straight at the hlyus-
The best Liquors at CY. MOUNTS hiyus saioos'
Main Street, BozeInan.
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N JEW " ~ - = -
Ne beg to inform the public that we are
now receiving daily additions 70 our s1oek O
Dress Goods, Millinery, Flannels, BONES
t;cs. Shoes etc.. all Of the latest style. and are
Offering them to the trade at small IN margh
above cost and carriage. ss
60 sTRASBUI.GER & CO., y
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All XII nds of JeweIryimade at

Y
MAJOR r. G. Miller has returned to the
City, looking as bright as usual. The last we
saw of him he had an engagement card IN MS
hand, hunting up partners for the grand bali
at OieIps Hall on Wednesday evening in
honor OF his old friend Judge Lanehorne.
He was for taking matters by the forelock.
All persons IN Gallatin county indebted to the
undersigned will save costs by making inineuIa.s
payment to Mr.. r.. M. Renshaw, ct his furniture
Store bozelsan' :" = EFF. JOHNSON.
DURING the past week nearly every "old
haci,,, from Judge Beck down was in Boze-
mar, in perfect stew over Judge Lang
horne's departure from their midst. Andrew
Cowan and Lewis. Linas Mccormick and
others too tedious to mention, put in an ap-
| pearanee, but Sam stood firm, and is now
happy man, asa.a ~ 1.
| Ia.t CnIl-COme Down with the Stamps.
~, nersons indebted to the undersigned are re-
oueste to come up and settle further delay
his is the last call + you would says s1s1 Fay
up. - ~ 1 |
4 THE High School, under the management
/ If Rev. L. B. Crittenden and daughter r, 4
receiving daily accessions, and It viii soo'
be aaull school, The young ladies ana gen
tlemen attending speak in the highest Term
of this institution, and all who can, shouie
] avail themselves of the superior advantages
now presented. Parents in the country Whs
wish to send their children can procure
+ procure boarding in the family OF Mr. Crit
tenden and in private families o. very rea
lsonable terms.
To Families and Others.
would respectfully announce TO the citizens
Bozeraan ana vicinity that, IN order keep up vii
8 the times will hereafter sell bread at the Cit
e BAKERY AT HALF PRICE. Families need not be
I fhe trouble of baking their own bread AZ tney ~
: buy cheaper of me- 80 lac
ITfNCHES served at any hour - Don, MI
e take tie place-CITY BAKERY, next door 70 Y
O in ship. .s+ pabarxr
IS $50 s-1--sss " as 49, u
+ non,t miss this first and only chance TO bay
= .ucfion 4 lot ia AldersOn's addition 70 the town
y BozeIraan They are the most desirable iots ~
Z II 800 q sfsaw ssa b Cd tsazAsss .aEae
81 8k% ks sssasa& n 49,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31

..sr1xMosps.-A private party not ieelN's
able to kcep valuable sett' Of Alaska -Dia-
~ n,,s has placed, them in the hands OF Err
x1E. the Bozeman jewilist, for sale. lhey
.re i,eaufifr,l to bes1olfts = N sess
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31
.wAIr FoR THE WAGON J

The author of the above ul-stirring melody Is
respectfully informed that he can do better W get-
ting one of those handsome turn-outs al CLAhh
Livery Emporium when ne feels Ike Iaklns d rtae