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Now and rhen-what Abou, II.

Now belongs 10 the present then be
longs TO the future. Now YOU SOW your
seed then you will reap the harvest, and
it wil¬ then depend on what you now
wish 10 reap. but the harvest viii be Just
according 10 what kind of seed that was
put out
If your deeds were done in the fear OF
and ITO the honor and glory of God, then
the harvest win he eternal life; but il
your deeds were done 10 gratif the lust,
of the flesh, ;" then the reaping viii be
corruption" Now you are q free agent.
but then you viii be called to an account
for all your deeds done in the body, there
fore '.rejoice, o young man, In thy youth; =
outdo the law of the hand, We rum sellers
by letting your neighbors ointo your eel
lar on Sunday and get whiskey to their
own satisfaction, letting them put the
money at some place where you know
where to get it on Monday morning, and
then say | don't sell liquor or take money
for it on Sunday. Let women and chill
drcn of your neighbors suffer all that can
be heapcd upon them by the man under
the influence of modern rot glIt" because
the Court granted the license for doing it;
let your neighbors give YOU all the money
they make whilst they are well for whis
KEY, and when they get sick let those
whose duty it is as Christians keep them;
and let the judges OF the Court grant IL
oense To do all these things: it will go as
hong rs it goes. at least Yes. ''and" walk
in the way of thy heart, and in the sight
of thine eyes, but know thou that for all
these things God will bring thee into juds
menf. Eccl. 11:9.
Rum sellers seem to have power that no
suffering community can put stoptheretO.
Women may lay in petitions in regard TO
their husbands and sons-Christ may sav
''beware OF surfeiting and drunkenness,
yet now at the present time the rum sellers
and tipplers mock at this; but then there is
still a greater power in Him to whom all
power in heaven and earth Is given 10 re
ward men according to their doings.
Again, the Judges of the Court are men
Of authority they can give license to sell
intoxicating drink To whom they please,
regardless Of ali the misery and sorrow
caused thereby, but there is yet Judge
above them all. therefore let all concerned
in it remember the "woc" pronounced in
holy writ (Habb. 2:15) in regard to putting
the bottle To your neighbors mouth to
make him drunk and if you do, regard
less of all the evil that is caused thereby,
then know thou that for all these things
God will bring thee into judgment.
But very likely after all, at present, in
regard to the parties alluded to in this ar
ticle, the Lord viii have 70 say Il have
called and sc refused We have set
at nOurht all my counsel and would none
Of my reprOof. But remember, He con
tinues, Il also will laugh at your calamity;
| willmock when your fear comcth Prov.
-, 90. |. /. 7.
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The l. O. O f. met in UrsiEa on the
18th inst. To. dedicate the new lodge in that
place The members Of the order, OF
whom there were about 50 present from
neighboring lodges. marched through the
principal streets clothed in regalia, headed
by the Berlin Brass Band. who livened up
the scene with their sweetest strains.
Our young friends NJ d. Lichliter and
Winfield kuhlman have returned from
Mt. Union College.
The Rev. Shelters who are brothers in
the fleshas well as in the Disciple : Church,
will hold series of meetings in the Church
Of God in Ursina.
The farmers Of this vicinity are busy
harvesting their grain and hay.
The first table was set in the new hotel
in UrSina Mr. Rush the proprietor, who
Is a young man of genial disposition.
in the prompt manner in which he has
surmounted difficulties has demonstrated
business qualifications which cannot fail oi
success in his line Of business.
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Fayctte County Items.

The Fourth of July was celebrated al
Indian Creek church by the Springfield, In
dian Greek and Mill Run Sabbath schools,
Jointly, the three schools being nearly
equal in number Of scholars and in the az
gregate numbered 254 persons. The meet
ing was or rgaEized by calling Mr.. Henry
Hutchinson, a veteran of 1912, to the
chair and electing the usual number o.
marslials andsecretaries The declaration
being read two eloquent and appropriate
addresses were delivered by Mcssrs. Frank
Patterson and Rev. y. B. Critchfield; af-
ter which lot Of candies and other luxu-
ries were given TO the schools The day
was very pleasant. and the people being
very orderly, the time was enjoyed with
satisfaction to all present.
The ..young bloods Of our sister vii
lage. =, having got up dancing school,
the whole class being of the baser sex, the
next trouble IS to get place 10 dance in.
all the respectable doors being shut against
them. Surely this is dancing under diff
Guilty.
Springfield township has nine Sabbath
schools all in Il healthy and prosperous con
dition, some of which arc large and influ-
ential bodies -"-s..-ss
The weather is very hot, but politics are
decidedly cool. WAT.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE

~
Act OF Congress 10 establish 4 uniform system 0.
Bankruptcy passed the II March. r. D. ls67. -
the assignee Of Azariah Dunham. Bankrupt. and
in pursuance Of decree and orler 0f the District
Court Of the United States l0r the Western Dis
triet Of Pennsylvania. there VIII be exposed 70 pub
lie sale the following real estate Of said Bankrupt
AZ the following times and places, viz.
At the Ross House. in the Borough of Somerset
county of Somerset. On Tuesday the S0th day Of
July. isI2.
ship containing ciZhty-six acres, strict measure.
atliainfng lands Of John Csiger. Andrew limerick.
StIrtzs heirs ani others This tract L well tim
bered with pine, spruce and oak. and lies near the
No. 2 The undivided one-half Of a tract Of tin
ber land situated in Stunyereek township contain
ing three hundred and ttty-tE0 acres. adjoining
lands Of Martin L. StltleT, Andrew Staflcr KIM
meI's heirs and others: This tract l. well timber
ed. and the land i OF good quality.
No. ). 4 tract OF land containing twenty-tuur
acres situated il Shade Township. adjoining lanis
Of the Shade Furnace property Custer heirs. and
others. This land j. nearly al cleared and IN 4
good state u cultivation
No ! All the right title. interest and claim Of
said Bankrupt Of in and 20 six hundred and sixty
i've acres Of land situated in Shade township and
known a. the Shade Furnace lands. About go
acres Of these lands are cleared and IN good state
OF cultivation; there are several dwelling houses.
Il large hank barn and other out buildings on the
premises: about 80 acres Of the cleared land are in
excellent meadow There = great abundance ei
iron ore ami coal an these hnds.
At the Court House IN the Borough Of Greens
burg Westmoreland county Pa On Thirsiay. the
7 ISt day Of August. Is72
4 tract OF land containing four hundred and six
ty-hve and one fourth acres adjoining the Cambria
County line. lands Of George Meyers. Jacob Ney-
erS the fmps0n Co. and others. The land IS Of
good quality and well timbered. There il a large
sprin. On the premises whose waters possess Tare
medicinal qualities and lies along the Penn . Cen
tral Rail R0a..
Al Armagh Indiana county. Pa, on Friday the
81 day Of August. ls12- a piece or lot Of ground
situate in Din Town. In said county. containing
ninety perches having q reon erected 4 dwelling.
house stable and other uUt buildings. sale at each
place. 10 commence at I o'clock. P. "
Terms CASH GEO. ". BENFORD.
N5 Assignee.
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SIXTEEN YEARS OF SCCCEss.-In 1851
the now famous Mustang Liniment was
first made known tO the public by an cx
tensive system Of advertising From that
time 10 the present, the demand for il has
been steadily increasing. until il has taken
the lead Of all embrocaiiOns, lotions, oint-
ments and other external remedies, i'm
ported or domestic, ever introduced into
the American market In the most eele-
brated racing and uOtting stables, in the
establishments of stage and city car com
panies, and in the stables Of private gen
tlemen. ii is the only recognized cure for
such diseases Of the horse as require out
ward treatment. Nor is it less valuable as
local application for some of the most dis
tresslng complaints 10 which man is sub
jeet. rheumatism, stiffness of the Joints.
neuralgia sore throat, tumors. wens, ear
ache, toothache, yield TO lis pain subduing,
counter-irritant properties. and burns
sealds and cuts are healed with incredible
rapidity under its operation.
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SApCAsE OF DRowNTNG.-On VI

SAD CASE OF DROwNING.-On Monday
evening. July 1st, Mr. David Hykes, a
young man Of l., and companion nam
ed Johnson. went 10 the Rocks, along
the Stony Creek, some distance above
town, for the purpose of hathing. Mr..
Sykes could not swim, but with the natu-
raj tearlessness of youth, lie ventured into
deep water for the purpose of trying his
powers. When in the deepest part of the
pool formed in the eddy there, he became
exhausted. and a. his companion was I'M
able to assist him after making the utmost
endeavors 10 do So, he sunk to the bottom.
Efforts were made by number Of people
to raise the body that evening when they
heard the sad news, hut il was not until
Tuesday morning they were successful.
Mr. Isaac Jones then tliyed for the body
and brought it to shore
Mr. Sykes is a native of Shippcnsburg
Cumberland county, this State, and had
been in this city..but three weeks until he
met his untimcly fate. He was a very
finely formed young man, enjoying excel
lent health, and his struggle must have
been fearful before he gave up hope Dur
ing the short time he had been here, his
modesty and manly worth had gained him
hosts Of friends, and his terrible death cast
gloom over the whole community His
remains were taken 10 ShippcHsburg for
iutcrmcnt-J0hHst0TH Tribune.
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CHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue Cf a writ ef Fiert Facies Issued out o
the Court ot Common Pleas ct souiarset eouufv
anil b me directed there Will be exposed to sale rs
public oufcry, az the Rass House In the Boron &
of Somerset, on saturday the - lay of August
ls72 nj O'Clock =. w.:
All the right, tile, interest an'l eilin - Mar,
A. Morrison and Samuel MaFriarn, ei in an,l Z
the iplnEins described real estate. VIZ;
Four a. certain lats oi ground situate Ia f.iu1
Borough. S1merzef erluuty. Pa. AMI knoNu tn.
general plan gi sait town a. lpts nos. T. > 3 AMI
of block D. fronting on Park street, ani cxtenfiina
back to Cedar alley one hundred AMI Any Cl50
feet. with tWo-stOTy frame tavern house. tonnH
house stable and other out-buidings thereon crest
Ell. being the same property known a. the -Jams
SON or Rush" tavern stand
Seized and taken Ia execution A. the property O
Mary A. Morrison and Samuel Morrison. at ths
suit Of James M0rTisDn-
SheriH-s Oitce. JDSiAH SHAFEk-
10th July - Shcrin.
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WE again refer to the cherry trade, in
the hope to awaken greater interest in
this profitable article Of traffic Since ouI
last notice, there has been paid out by
Messrs. Thomas, Chambers d Co, alone,
s., G35,5 81 Mr. John Seitz, of York town
ship, received S432 81, al one time, foI
cherries. This crop needs no labor bui
that of gathering and bringing them tC
market and this Is generally done by chill
dren. Every family, who have a few
good cherry trees, need never want for
pin money. There was also paid to
girls and boys, in the same time, $40 for
picking the stems of the cherries.
IN the above item, from the York True
Democrat, it can be seen how profitable
the culture of cherries can be made The
cherry crop in this section has been unusu-
ally large, but owing to the inferiority OF
the fruit but little market could be had.
If they had been some Of the finer kinds
they would have sold readily at a fair figure
and made it quite profitable to the farmers,
for what the home market could not have
consumed would have found ready sale at
other points. As il is they are a regular
drug on the market. and but few OF our
farmers have realized more than ten or
twelve dollars from large crop
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WE hear that Mr.. Philip Lape, of Jen-
ncr township, is considered one of the
speediest barn builders OF the county A
job lately done by him for Jonas Hem
minger, of Jefferson township. proves this
fact. The entire structure. eighty feet
long and forty wide was framed in twelve
days. and raised on the thirteenth. Those
that want work well and speedily done
should call on Mr.. Iape.
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The Somerset Herald.
- .;.,., ,inersr At Davis & Bros

PrRE cider vinegar at Davis x Bros,
1oxe and short braids, chignons, curls
real and artificial. at Mrs, J. u. Trclwed s.
L,urs and Glass ware, cheap, at "Peo-
pie Drus Store
Bu,tles wide 7tyl,s at Mn J. b. ired-
wells.
CnrRNs. tubs. buckets baskets, rope %c'
at Davis = Bros.
GENTS summer silk sailor ties nj Mrs }.
B. Trelwells
exc. Hodcrbaum have now the larg
,.t and hest selected stock Of go",lSintoWn.
I,parsT stock OF furs ever brought 70
somerset at Mrs. J. B. Trcdwcll's.
4 CHOICE lot Of Tobacco. Cigars. Pipes,
.yr. IL People Drug Store.
A lar-c stnck Of fraiasols at Mrs. J. b.
TudWcIs.
Jr,r received at Davis Is Bros. q splcn-
,lcd stock Of tobacco < cigars
NEW stock Of hem stitched and en-
broidered haudkerchieis al Mrs. J. Il.
Tredwell's.
THF very warm weather has been worth
thousands of dollars 20 the paper collar
manufacturers
FoR SALE-a large stock Of hair, clothes
shoe. tooth. nail and paint brushes, al "Pco-
ple's Drug store.
COUNTRY produce wanted at the Fam
iIv Grocery & feed store Of Cook x Becrits
on Maine CrUss Street
STATIONERY, Envelopes, Pens, Inks
Blank Books, &c., at Peoples Drug
Store
Bivmyer has a large lot Of Iron Swivel
Hav Pulleys al 90 cents each. Call soon,
20 the hardware store.
Cancd fruit by the halfdozen or dozen or
full case at c. +. .Rhoads < Bro. : TO suit
all
PERFUMERr. Motions. Fancy Goods in
great yariety-at Peoples Drug store
warranted not 20 stand fire.
CALI. and see rs, we are not hard TO find.
c. * G. Holderhaum' 5 store Is in the cen
,al part of town.
THE Live Grocery is again up the wants
oftheir customers a full line ofchoioe gro
ceri,-s. nest brands Of tolacco and cigars in
town.
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BETHINK AND BELIEvE.-Thcre Is no
doubt-there can be no doubt, that in the
various investigations which science has
made, she has added to the trophies of the
past and what We see in material develop
ment Is also going on in the other depart
ments Of life. Consumption. once the ter
rOr of the human family. is now partly
shon Of its tcrrors. You can meet il At
the threshold and dispute its invasion by
that more than wonderful medicine. DR..
Keyser's Lung Cure, which has done more
for its cure than all the remedies that have
preceded IT, We read every week Of cures
that Dr. Keyser's Lang Cure has made.
We see those on the streets in the fun en-
joyment OF life. who once were apparently
on their way to the narrow house. DIR.
Keyser's Lung Cure has again relit the
lamp Of life and sent these once suffering
invalids "a their way rejoicing. Price
81 80 per bottle or four bottles for s., at
169 Liberty street Pittsburgh
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MAS kuLEn.-0u last Saturday even
ing. man named Patrick Guffney. la
borcr on the Bedford & Bridgeport Exten-
sion Railroad, laid down on the Pennsy =
vania & Connellsville railroad track near
the bridge at Cooks Mill, about eight miles
from this city, and train Of cars coming
along ran over him, horribly mangling
and killing him instantly. \ coroner's in
/ quest was held over the body and verdict
of accidental death rendered The re-
mains were inferred on Sunday last near
the place Of occurrence CHm5erlGHd
Aelrs. l0fh
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The Pittsburgh Leader says that Sonrer-
sci i in the phWniN business


NORMAL ScHooL-I will open Nor
NAL School at Berlin on Monday, July
.29th, 10 continue ten weeks, for the accom-
modation of teachers and others who may
wish 10 attend. Special attention viii be
paid to the normal studies. Provision will
also be made for teaching the higher
branches. Tuition. So and 81 Good
boarding can he had at very reasonable
rates. JNo. BRUBAKETs
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WE have sent out quite a number ol
bills for subscription during the last week,
and in this issue Of the HERALD a number
of our subscribers will find their bills. and
all those who are now in arrears viii he
gently reminded of the fact within the
next ten or fifteen days. We do not want
YOU to lay them carefully away. but to
send Us the amount You can send money
by mail, and if you enclose three cent
stamp we will return a receipt. We must
have money 20 pay for the large amount
Of material already purchased and we
purpose 10 erect a new building yet this
season. W viii be compelled 10 collect
of those who do not respond by legal pro
cess. and in every case will charge 81 90
per year.
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DIR. WELLS EXTRACT OF JVRUBEBA

retains all the neftfi Virtues peculiar 10 the plant
and must be taken as a permanent curative agent.
Is there rdni Of aefioH ia your Lirer and SpiesRl
Unless relieved at once the b01i becomes impure
by dclctereous seeretions. producing scrUluous or
skin diseases, Biotchcs, Felons Pustules. Canker,
Pimpies. &c.. &e.
Take JURUBEBA to cleanse, purify and restore
the yitiated blood to healthy action.
Hare you d Dyspepffc Siozaachi Unless diges-
tipn is promptly aided the system il debiitated
with loss OF vital foree, poverty OF the Bioo. Drop
steal Tendency General weakness or Lassituie.
Take Il 10 assist Digestion without reaction. il
viii impart youthful yigor 10 the weary sufferer.
Hare yoH 'reakIsess Of The Iai6SffHes1 You are
in danger Of Chronic Diarrhga, the dreadful In
IiammItion OF the Bowels
Take it to allay Irritation, and ward OF tendency
to intammations.
Hare you peakness Of the Uterine or UriaGry
Orgdnsi You must procure instant relief or YOU
are liable to suffering worse than death.
Take IL u strengthen organic weakness, or life
becomes a burden.
Finally. il should he frequently taken to keep the
system In perfect health. or YOU are otherwise in
great danger Of mllarial- miasmatic eonta ,ious
diseases.
JOHN q. KELLOGG. Is Piatt ST., New York
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price. One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
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DIED.

WELMON.-In Wellersburg June 2Sth.
Mr.. Hiram Welmon, aged So years 4
months and ~ days.
TCRNEY Near Addison, Somerset Co,
on tie 9Th of July, Miss Alcinda Tur-
neg, daughter of Philip and Catharine
Turney. aged 20 years. months and
as days.
TURNEY.-On July 5th, 1872, John Tur
ney. son of Milton and Flora Turney,
aged 9 months and - days.
WIRSING. AT Addison. July .. 1872
Mr. John Wirsing, in the %oih year o
hisare.
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TINE and enlightened experience have
shown that certain substances formerly
used and relied on in medical practice, are
unnecessary and dangerous yet some ol
these substance have found their way into
compounds. DIR. WALKER CALiFoR
MA BITTERs, however, contain nothing
injurious. being composed exclusively OF
vegetable substances from California. For
an disorders Of the liver, kidneys. bladder,
kin. and digestive organs. and for purify.
ine the blood, they are the most wonderful
rrmcly known.
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THE DALE City NORMAL SCHOOL viii
open on Monday, August 9TH, and viii con
+ iinuc in session ten weeks.
Tuition from s. to So.
/ Good boarding can be had at reasonabl,
rates.
/ No labor or pains viii he spared 10 make
this school a success, and in every respect
worthy of the tlourishing town of Dale
/ City. Special attention viii be paid to the
( branches in which teachers are required ~
be examined Students are requested t0
. be present at the opening of the session il
possible {. \. SNIEER,
Teacher
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NEVER, in the history OF invention, ha:
an article bounded into public favor will
the rapidity Of the Light Running Do
nestle Sewing Machine.
Agents of other machines who, at the
beginning Of this year ridiculed the idea
( of A new machine getting a foot hold in
+ this community, now find it out sells theil
! old unreliable" two 20 one, and they arc
throwing up their agencies and applying
/ for permission to sell "DOmcsticS
Those who examine il. buy il. if they
need q machine. and all who try il are de.
lighted with it. r. W Steadman & Co,
General Agents. No. 20 Sixth street, Pitts
burgh
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MAR RIED.

ARMSTRONG - BRANDLE- - On the
9TH of June by the Rev. H. Berkcy,
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong TO Miss Mary Bran
die, both of jefferson township.
CUPP-KING.-On the 9th ult. by ia
cob Weimer, Esq, at his residence in
Upper Turkcyfoot township. Mr.. Thos.
Cupp to Miss Susannah King, both OF
Somerset county. Pa
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\ RAILROAD "RUN-IN. - Yesterday
morning as "a convoy Of three freight trains
was going westward from Cumberland
on the Pittsburgh L COnncllsville railroad
the foremost engine stopped on the main
track near Bridgeport. from some cause
To prevent number TWO from running into
train number one. torpedoes were placed
upon the track to signal the engineer of
the approaching train to stop. which he
did on hearing the torpedoes explode, but
from some oversight no warning was given
10 train number three and it came on at
full speed and dashed into the rear Of train
number two. considerably damaging the
engine OF train number three and a num-
bcr of freight cars, and blocking the road
for several hours before the debris could be
removed Cumberland NCVS, In.
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IT Is almost time the hot weather took
q change, or We'n all melt. For the past
TWO weeks the only change has been from
sweltcr 10 sweat and from sweat 10 swell
ter. Evenings bring no relief, and morn
ings increase our sadness at the obduracv
of the weather clerk in piling on the fuel
20 such an alarming extent :his hot wealth
cr Thermometers indicate anything from
"a 20 ll5. according TO localiiy.-JohEs
toxin Tribune.
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CAsToRA-a substitute for Castor Oil-a
family physic which is pleasant to take and
does not distress or gripe, but is sure to op.
crate when all other remedies have failed.
1t is a purely vegetable preparation, con.
tanning neither Minerals, Morphine or Al
cohol the result of fifteen years expert
menting bv Doctor Samuel Pitcher. 1t Is
perfectly harmless and far more effective
than Pills Narcotic Syru.s or Castor Oil.
BY soothing the system II produces natural
sleep and is particularly adapted 10 crying
or tccthing children. Ii kills Worms, cures
Stomach Ache. Constipation. Flatulency
and Derangement of the Liver. No fami-
II can afford 20 be without this article. II
costs but - Cenis-ask your druggist 10 get
il for y0u and lac viii always keep IT,
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CAUrIoS.-Every genuine box of
Dr. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
bears the signature Of FLEMING
BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
private United States Stamp.-"Take
ne other The market Is full of imi-
tation
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THE Iicer Echo, new paper started at
Confluence. has made It's first appearance.
This i the third new journal started in
this county within the last year. IL Ger
tamly speaks well for the enterprise and
energy of old Somerset county. We are
glad 10 see Confluence make the effort To
sustain 4 weekly newspaper. Success to
he enterprise