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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
FAnmEns COMBINING.

FARMERS COMBINING.
Nothing was ever accomplished for
the benefit of the oppressed except
through the harmonious action of
those suffering oppression. "The
gods help those who help themselves" !"
and the farmers OF the United States
seem at length to have determined to
render themselves worthy of the di
vine favor by uniting in an effort to
free themselves from the thralldom
under which they have, for years, been
held by transportation monopolies.-
The heartless exactions of aggregated
wealth have tanght the farmers aud
producers of the country that their
only means of redress is in fraterniza-
ton, not only in theory, but in prac-
tice, also. They have learned from
dearly bought experience that their
oppressors are protected under forms
OF law, enacted by Legislators elevated
to power by their own suffrage
And having learned this, the farmers
and laboring men of the country pro.
pose in the future 10 compel monopo-
lists and legalized extortioners to
respect their rights by a more intelli-
gent use of the ballot, that subtle
power which
"--Executes the frcemans' will,
As lightning does the will OF God"
Laws protecting corporations in
levying exorbitant tariffs for trans
portation, and constitutions under
which such laws are framed, Gf there
be such constitutions. must be re-
pealed and amended. To secure these
results men must be elected to Office
pledged solemnly and publicly to Ia
bor for their accomplishment.
Throughout the Western and mid
die States of the Union farmers or
CARNATIONS, under different names, but
all laboring 10 secure the same reform,
have been perfected and are rapidly
augmenting in strength and populari-
ty. In some sections the organiza-
tions are called Oranges, in others
they are known as Farmers Associa-
tions, end in others still as Farmers
Protective Unions. The Grange
seems to be the most perfectly or
ganized body, however. while the
other associations act the part of aux
iliaries. In due time. it is safe to pre-
dict, these different societies will be
merged into one. and under the guld-
ance of tried and honest leaders, they
will abolish the corrupt class legisIa-
ton which has reduced the farmer,
the mechanic and the laborer to a
state of vassaiage, to be ground under
The heel of insolent and arrogant capi-
tai. To this end let the farmers In.
Dor unitediv, earnestly and un,iringly.
Let partisan and sectional strife be
cast aside while the intelligent labor
ers of the country make common
cause against a common enemy
The farmers of Oregon have already
made start in the right direction
II behooves them to keep pace with
the advacing columns of reform in
other States, and TO do this they will
find it necessary to observe closely
fhe signs of the times. Demagognes
and mercenary hirelings will endeavor
to frighten farmers from their duty to
themselves by appeals to prejudice
and ignorance, bnt they will find lit.
tie of these ingredients to work upor
in Oregon or elsewhere among farm
ing communities.
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NEW ADVERTISE EMEMTS
A GOOD THING!
RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT

A SAW MILL FOR SALE, SITUATE on
N Coles Miii Creek. about miles from Scio.
and known as the mill OF =. Donahoo & Son.
also I6p acres OF timbered land. yoke of young
cattle, log wagon and lumber wagon. The
mill building Is In good order and the machine
ry com pa rativeiy new. No. 1 belts and rum
ming gear. all In the brst OF condition. Water
right fully secured To purchaser and title In all
respects guaranteed. Parties desiring TO invest
would do well TO examine the opportunity now
offered. For further particulars apply to
HENRI +. SAY RS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Albany Nav IL Ix-3-niinf
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.ADMrMrsrRArcn's NOTICE.

rHyIIE UNDERSIGNED IIAvISG BEEy on
- the l2tb day Of May, Is7s, appointed by the
istrator Of the estate of AdalIpe ~. Howard.
late 0f Linn county. DECREASED, notice Is hereby
given requiring all persons having claims
against said estate To present the same 10 fne,
with the proper vouchers. within SIX months
from this date, at my residence, In Albany, In
said county. WI. GIfsD. Admir-.
Ttf0wf te
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN has been
sent TO the New York State insane
asylum AMI the world will hereafter
be bereft of his incoherep. eloquence.,
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Beware Of counterfeits !
[0g MOSES sIH 5AMEs 4 5 xcyr;s4sRKrs cyr;s4sKrs

are <zfs1sfrsiv coCHrEfrEfTED. UsbeH<sf Drug
gsfs cHd<1r1F sell ne eounfsktfs f1711k< Eyedfsr
1reafs. The genuine hare The name Of lob Moses
each 11ckaze. ZHofzeTs fcorfatess tzff1ff1Hs
Tbs oEECfxE Pills unfziltnz In the cure Of all
ttoee pairs,.I and dznrerous diseases TO which the
female eonstitut;on IL subject. They uodeTzse al
exceSxes and remove all obstructiouss non WHAT
TO M.RRIED LADIES
they are particularly sulte1 They VII m snorS
time bring on ths monthly period with regularitys
and although very powerful. contain n2thsng hurt.
SPINAL Affections, Pains in tbe Back snd Limbs,
Fatigue on slight exert5on Pzlpitaton OF the Heart.
ali other means have failed. The circulars zround
each packaze give fL.s ls5e8zlons and edyice. o.
will be sent fres 70 al writing Tor toslos sealed
from observation
Min al cases where the erErIsE cannot b
obtained. One Dollar enclosed 70 the Sols Rroprle-
t1r. JOE MOSES. - Cortlzndt ST., Eew York VIII
insure = bottle OF the genzfne, containing Tify
gils. ny rssnrn ma. seeAssty seaa>o tto-a any
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NOTICE or rru AZ SETTLEMENT.

Estate OF Nicholas sprenger, Deceased.
II y. SPRINGER, ADMINISTRATOR OF
y u the estate OF Nicholas SyrengeT, deceas-
ed, having Iei his final account The final set
ticmefit In she County Court Of Linn county,
or ,sOD, by order Of the court, notice Is hereby
given that
Taesday, H.e SM day Of Juiy, 1878,
at 10 O'Clock 4. ~. Is sef for bcnrIng objections
to s1id account. u any there te. ia open courf.
nj the Court House Ia the City as Albany, IN
Linn county. Oregon. H Il. EpftENffBKs
nf1wi. Administrator.
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PACIFIC COASTERS.
r. W. DAYENPOnT,
JOHN II. SMITH.
w. y. EDWARDS.

Mrs. efov. WOODS ls In salem.
Corvallis is agitating the Fourth of
July.
Iron orc discovered in Marion
county.
California crop prospects are i'm
proving.
The epizoo is rapidly spreading
over Oregon.
Olympia is to have a gas factory.
Cost. $4,000.
Two McMinnville men will jump q
match for q horse tomorrow.
Prof. Fowler, the great phreno-
logist. has arrived in Portland.
A company of volunteers for the
Modoc war is being formed at Yreka.
A party by the name of johnson
broke his leg at Eugene last Satur-
day.
Frank Jaquette was killed by q
caving mine near Jacksonville last
week.
David Redpath. one of jackson
county's oldest pioneers, died last
week.
Over 500 immigrants have arrived
at Portland during the past two
weeks.
Washington Territory is old maids
heaven. Itcontains three men TO one
woman.
Portland has an aquatic horse who
swims the Willamette whenever he
wants little bath,
The Pioneer Base Ball Club OF
Portland throws down the glove to
any Club in Oregon.
Oregon has 36, ,512 school children.
What a nest Of cherubs they would
be. oil in one school.
Judge Mosher. it is said, presides
with dignity. and puts court business
through like an old hand.
Soldiers who have been cleaning
out the Apaches in Arizona are now
en- route for the Modoc war.
Gen. Crook says his plan is 10
first shoot hostile Indians aud then
deal with them kindly. K'rectl
A little girl poisoned herself to
death at Portland picnic last week
by eating strange looking berries.
The Corvallis Jail breakers have
beea recaptured and arc again play.
ing checkers with their proboscises
Neil Gage, of Polk county, last
week killed two panthers, and the
neighbors presented him with SIG.
| A gentleman and lady of Rosebure
were last week run over by a hand
car. The car escaped without in.
Jury.
The Baker City Democrat commen
ces its fourth volume under brigh
auspices. Success to you, Bro.
Shep.
John Zeller, Portland printer
was last Friday drowned ut Oregon
City, while there with an excursion
party.
Camp meetings are now growing
spontaneously in almost eveay grove
throughout Oregon. They will soon
be ripe.
When Marion county girl under
takes to get up an extra dinner 70,
her lover she boils cat-by mistake
you know.
Utah is blessed. It is out Of debi
and has more Young wives to the
square acre than any other Territory
in the West.
Any one can commit murder nov
in Eastern Oregon and it will be
charged to the Indians. What q
conveniencel
i Alta card party at Austin, Nevada
last week, only three corpses were
furnished for the curious gaze of in
nocent spectators.
| Jack Alphin, of the Corvallis ho
tel. stole dog, but the cuss rar
away before he had time to stuff hin
through a sassage mill.
Coco NIc.lra Hoe <.o,,a - &hn lavr
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF 1has. Rogrers. Deed

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. THE
IL undersigned. having beeu appointed by
the County Court of Linn county. rsgon, on
the sth day OF May, 1873. Administrator oi the
estate Of Charles K0Ggsra, deeeaeed, late Of
said county: thereIore all persons having
claims against said estate mrs notified TO PRE-
sent the same, properly verified. 10 the under
signed In Albany, Dragon, for allowance or dis
allowance. PETER EcHIy IyOsSEg, Admir-.
Ggo. X. HELM. Atty for Estate.
MAY o. N1I.--fifJW
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REIEF m TEN MINUTES.

ERTANS PCLHOEIC WATERS
Cure Coecas, COLDS, As1HxAs BEoxcEITIss SoKn
YHEoAT, HoAEsExzsss DIFFICULT BksAEEfSGs H.
cIrrEsr CoxzrxPTIoz AxD LrxG DfszAsE5. They
haze no lasts OF medicine, and any child win tsko
them. Thousands have been restored 70 health that
had before dcspatred- Testimony G5ver 10 hundreds
ofczses. AK for BRYAi'5 5PrLNOSIC 8AYKkS.
Prize IS cents per baxs JOB A0sEs, Propris-
to- i J Co-fia1df Street EeE York
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HEMORRHOIDS.

A cARoTHEgs 4 cos "PILE PILLS
an OINTMENT" baye nov become sue OF
the standard preparations ef the day; Is pre-
pared and recommended fgr Plies osiy (shetber
ebroB or recently. Sufferers may depend upon
.t. that this remedy will give them permanent
r<lief from this troublesome and damaging COM
plai1t.
Sent postpaid 10 any address fwitbip the Uni
ted SsatesJ upon receipt Of price, 81 80.
4. fARoTHERs CO..
n.oyf Albany. Linn Co.. Oregon.
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New and fancy printing material
just received at this Office. Send on
your orders,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

o. N dh6DE1 per dayt Agents wantedi
We1gWTD%U All classes OF WORKING peo-
pie, o. either SIX, young or old, make Bfore
money ~ ut work Tor Us IN their spare moments.
lars free. Address q. Siiisson & Co.. Portland,
Myinc. ySnsy1.
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ALBANY FARMERS. COMPANY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
v stockholders of the Albany Farmers Com
paDy Will meet in the city OF Albany, Linn
county. oregon. on Monday, June z. 1873, for
the ptTpozs oi electing directors end other
necessary officers. and effcctfng n permanent
organization Of the Company.
jason WHEELER,
MAKTI< JUPEK,
q. T.. BJRkHAIsr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

WiiIcil fldu pdScSu Tic purses
of the Englif Il capitalists, the California
capitalist, the Portland capitalist, and,
maybe, one other speculator: but still,
we talk of having been encomical.-
What economy! Certainly of the
"penny wise and pound foolish" sort.
We pay sir profits, amounting to more
than 100 per cent, upon cloth, and four
profits, with freight, amounting to 200
per cent, upon WHEAT. SO that, In eff
feet, cloth costing 20 cents per yard is
laid down to US, upon the retail coun-
ter, for S2.25 per yard, while the inter-
mediates pocket the difference of S1.50
per yard. To great extent, this has
ever been the case and the question
for the farmers of Oregon, as well as of
the other States of the Union, Is, how
much of it Is practically ayoidable
There are no other questions, such as
transportation, markets, prices, domes-
tic manufactures etc., which demand
solution, before we can be exempt from
the ruinous effect of extortion. The
cost of transporting bushel of wheat
to England is so cents, whereby ship
of $40 tons burthen, carrying 25,000
bushels of wheat, clears $4,000 upon
every load, and this amount is the cost
of our English market. The same yes-
sci can, OH its return, bring load to
New York, and from there o load to
San Francisco, where she will ballast
for Oregon, thus clearing the cost of
the vessel in q round trip, or at the
rate of 200 per cent. per annum, while
the farmers per cent. is not more than
six upon the value of his farm. The
fact that 16 vessels out of 20 came here
in ballast, anil that the proportion will
be greater when this end of the railroad
is finished, is certainly very signifi-
cant, and should arrest our most
thoughtful attention.
The State Convention did not perfect
a plan of organizations but the men
composing 1t felt, more than before,
the absolute necessity and duty of or
ganization, in order to seek out prop
er solution of all the pressing questions
of the hour. What lind of an organi-
zation, is left fort the convention OF next
june todecide; and, In the mean time,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27

ON Friday morning about 10 O'Clock, a
bright.oyed, pretty little boy, not over cigh-
teen months old, was found by a lady living
near the corner OF Seventh street and wash
ington avenue, next door TO Kline's meat
shop The child, while intelligent enough
TO understand almost everything said TO him,
cannot tell what his name IS. 81 all those
who have seen the child, no ono Ia. any rec
election OF ever having seen him before, and
no one In the city, so far as can be ascer-
tanned has heard of child's having strayed
away or been lost. From all the circum-
stances surrounding the case, 1t is inferred
that the unnatural parent or parents of the
little creature. desiring to get rid OF him,
put him in the yard and went of and lett
him there. The lady who now has charge
Of the child says she IS not able TO support it.
and 1.-THE parents do not call for him soon,
she will be glad TO turn him over 10 the care
Of any one who may wish to adopt him.
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pleasant. Business was very good during
the day.
MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
MIR. Thomas Doyle mate Of tue Grahd
Tower, who was so brutally assaulted by II
negro last Thursday night, died at Mem
pbis from the effect of his injuries yeter-
day. A negro, known as Bill Campoei,
was arrested by Chief of Police McHale
here yesterday who confessed doing the
deed, and is now in Jail here. Mr.. Doyle
leaves a young wifi, and two children to
mourn his loss.
The John Kilgour made the run from
this port to Cincinnati in hfty-four hours
and did the way business. The distance is
about 600 miles
Tho Tyrone took eleven ear loads Of
grain to Hickman yesterday tor the
Green Line.
The Hyatt passed down with n big lot
of stavc barges.
The Belle Memphis came out with n
fair trip Of freight and people. We were
pleased to meet our old friend DR.. Charles
Mcdowell Of st. Louis on board; the doc
tor has been laid up with the meningitis
but is fast recovering and will soon be
attending to his practice.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27
ICE CREAM SAI,OpN

As warm weather is approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad to learn that
Messrs. Saup a Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order, and nothing
is wanting about the establishment to make
Le pleasure and comfort of their: patrons
complete 4-l5-ti
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n. W. Y.
NEW WOOD YARD ONE SQUARE EAST
OF CUSTOM-uOUsE.

am now prepared to furnish all kinds OF
cord-wood on short notice. Stock always in
yard, ready for delivery without delay.
Sawed or split wood to any length ordered
Having machine facilities for saving, am
enabled To supply stove-wood with dispatch.
orders may be left at Bristol II Stilwells
j, II. Phillips, j. c. Whites office, j. II.
Meicalfs, or the yard T.. II. MUM.
i-9l-lW
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NnII(Ir-

Notice Is hereby given, that tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Cairo
City Ferry company will be helu Ii, the com
pany's office, corner Sixth street and Ohio
levee in this city, ON Monday. MAY next
at 10 o'cloct g. ui.. &c. che purpose of elect
Ing sevo- directors to serve the ensuing
,....r, and for general business.
Tuos. W. HALLIDAY, Sec'y.
CAIRO, His, April II, 1873. ali dtd
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Thanking my many frie ads and patrons for
the liberal support and confidence which I
have enjoyed in the past, | hope in the ~.
ture they will bestow upon my successor the
same generous treatment DR.. Douglass l.
worthy and well qualiiiedto attend to all the
requirements of the dental art | shall be
with him few weeks, then am oil again
An. AUSTIN.
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Persons about to paint can see practical
illustration of the superior qualities OF the
Averill chemical paint, by taking a look at
the Baptist church, corner OF Fifteenth and
Walnut streets. A portion of the church
has on coat Of lead, and the remainder
has one coat Of the a. c. =. "a word TO
the wise, etc."
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Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out a stock of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles of hats and bonncts,
beside a large assortment of ribbons, flow.
ers and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
s,ssssstton once, Builetin building
Warrington Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

us. SIG. SER, OpsEhvER's OFFICE. !
CAIRO, April 20, 1873, lO.ll PM
Barometer 30:o7.
Thermometer 81 degrees.
wird calm. velocity Omilcs per hour,
Weather clear.
Maximum temperature last "a hours al
p. m, so degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours al
q. NJ, 90 degrees.
Prevailing wind last 81 hours, cast,
Total number of miles wind travelled, last
"A hours, 100.
DAVID W. n ARNrTr. observer.
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We are the sole agent for the sale of Mus
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
AZ Coodon, Illinois. put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
ALL IT, CoFFEY, PACE & Co.,
No IS Ohio Iryon |
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TEN VALUABLE DIRECTIONS FOR
PAINTING,

lst The work should be perfectly dry.
2nd. Use the Averin Chemical paint.
Sd. Cover knots and apwith shelac or siz.
ing.
ith. Use the Ayeril Chemical paint.
9th. Prime with coat OF medium thick.
ness.
9th. Use the Avorill Chemical paint.
Ith. Let each coat dry before adding
another.
sth. Use the Ayerill Chemical paint.
9th. Paint about this time OF the year
10th. Use the Ayerll Chemical paint.
For sale, mixed ready for use in all colors,
by \. 4. Way ~ Co., Sixth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
y. Il. Avoid oil limitations.
AvERILL -
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The Lawrence Barrett performance in this
city, TO come of "Wednesday evening, April
30, and Thursday evening May l, will be
well attended. Nearly all the best seats in
the Atheneum have already been taken.
Parties who wish to attend should secure
their seats now, as in a day or two neither
love nor money will secure them.
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NEW ENRRolDFRIrS

Stuart & Gholson are now showing con-
signment OF Embroideries from New
York importing house, which for variety of
pattern and elegance OF design have never
been cqualled in this market. In this yari-
ETY. many special bargains will be found.
l-9-.dIt
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The Rev. c. j. Houts will preach at the
Methodist church this morning and evening
Subject in the morning: "Sanctiication-
The Fac. Accomplished" followed by the
ordinance of baptism. Subject in the eve
ming; "The sufIerlngs Of Christ and the
oi'ry mat should Follow, - followed by the
sacrament Of the Lords sumner
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WHITE SHIRTS.

Every gentleman should look through our
stock OF white shirts before purchasing.
Measures taken, and a fit guaranteed. a
funlinc OF underwear, hosiery, gloves. ties,
collars. etc, always in stock.
STUART & GuoLsON,
4.27 lw. Eighth street.
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EPISCOPAL CuIRCn.

The Rev. Mr.. starr Of Texas, will ofciaic
at the Church of the Rcdecmcr to-day, at
10l a. m. and = p. m. The oflertory in The
morning viii be devoted 10 missions in
Northern Texas, in which Interest Mr. starr
il cNgnEed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27

In the river column of rup p,,,v,,>, ~,
Friday morning we publish the part,cn,ors
% Tue wsylaying and brutal assault upon
Mr. Thomas Doyle, mate Of ths steamer
Grand Tower, while that boat lay at the
wharfin this city. Yesterday about noon
dispatch wasrec.iyed in this city stating that
Doyle had died from the effects of his injury
shenn irwin and Chef Of Police McHalc al
once went in search Of the negro who com.
ihI'ted The assault, and in less than an hour
succeeded in capturing him. lie IS now in
The county jail, and will remain there until
the next term Of the Circuit court.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27

For pure, fresh and good ice cream, go TO
saup q Clarkson's to-day. Their rooms win
be opened to-day to the public, and we ad-
wise everybody to so and Try a superior arti-
Gle OF ice cream. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27

New stock aud new styles of wall paper,
paints. oils, window glass. etc, etc. at b. +.
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else
where. 4-lG.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27

The mosquitoes, knats, flies. bugs and
oumole bees, are coming, SO prepare your
seii by covering your window with wire
cloth from Halley's; you can sleep without
bars, and dine without flies, A.ollm.