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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

other descending ara ascending steps oonSlruc-
ted for their accommodation. 1t is supposed
that the peach trains will b. running on Friday
or Saturday, or by Monday at farthest.
A large force of workmen is now employed
on the canal, and the repair ofdamages is going
steadily forward.
| Imp. o. M-The annual meeting of the Great
| Council of The United States Imp. O. r. NJ.
meets in this city on Tuesday, the OH of Sept.
| On Monday night the State Council met to a2-
prove the arrangements which had been maze
by committee of that body specially appoint
| ed for that purpose. Those arrangements, briefly
| stated are;
| The delegates from the several states are ex-
pected to arrive by the trains Gil Monday, the
Sth Of September, and they will be met at the
| depot by the Comm ittee of Reception, consist
ing of Col. u. r. Heisler, Isaac Woodrow, A
IIngcr, +. w. Taylor, Joseph Mancil, Isaiah II.
Thomas, c, SpoeH, e.. Rehfus. J. &. Pierson,
and j. j. McMullen. After their arrival the
delegates will be escorted to the places Of their
abode while in the city, mainly at the hotels,
which have made special terms for their ell
tertainment.
On Tuesday morning,at O'Clock, the for ma
reception will take place in the Opera House
The address OF welcome will be made by Great
Sachem Fred Maltrtz, and the response is ex
pected from Great lncohonee James +. Kelley
of Va. The delegates will then repair to .he up
per story OF Me Masonic Temple, where the
] Ofeat Oouhch VIII DC orShnlzeu III one OF tnt
spacious rooms specially fitted up for tho DC
casion. The session will most likely occup,
, four days.
r On "Wednesday afternoon steamboat excur
sion will be given on the Delaware, and In the
! evening banquet at the Clayton House, q
which the Governor and Secretary OF the State
r the Mayor ofthe ciiy,representatves of the pres
. and others will be invited,
On Thursday evening concert will be giyei
= In the Opera House by distinguished artist
: from Philadelphia. Tickets of admission to boil
n this and the steamboat excursion will sold.
l. The sessions Of the Great Council are expect
It ed To close oil Friday evening, and the last da
II will most likely be devoted exclusively to bus
mess ofthe session.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
OREGON.
LANGELL's VALLEY, May 81.

LANGELL's VALLEY, May 81.
Evening.-Aftcr a thorough exami-
nation of the Modoc captives gather
ed in during the present scout, under
Col. Green, it was ascertained that the
last haul netted 81 men, women and
children, Is of them being able bodied
warriors l6 rifles of various patterns,
lib cartridges, and several lean and
hungry ponies. Boston Charley and
Schonchin are anxious about the dis
position to be made Of them. The
former murdered DR.. Thomas, and the
latter mutilated Meacham. Boston
Charley and Schonchin look like despe.
radoes. Each carries his character in
his face. Boston Charley is about 20
years of age and Schonchin is SO. The
boldest warrior of the band is Scar
faced Charley.
DIR. Cabanisse, of Yreka, the con-
tract surgeon, who brought the Mo.
docs into camp this morning, after
sleeping night in their retreat, says
of Captain Jack:
"He presented q most woe-be-gone
appearance. The willy warrior sat
upon rock in the center of the little
lava bed, few yards back from the
crest of bluff, and seemed as lonely
as his surroundings. He was wrap
ped in folded blanket, and his head
was buried in his hands.
His sister Mary, captured at Willow
Creek, day before yesterday, talked to
him with tears in her eyes and asked
that he enter our camp. He was sui
len and had little to say. He did
promise that he would surrender to-
day. In the night he stole away.
The Modocs say that Jack is insane.
There Is much method in his madness.
At present he is thought to be in the
neighborhood.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
FOuRTH 0FJuLY.

The long revered old Fourth of July
is fast approaching, and as custom and
reverence has made it day ever to be
honored and celebrated by the Ameri-
can people, we, the Patrons of Hus-
bsnarys feeains <t.4.-s We -sc~~t;tutc "a
part Of people, have arranged to have
general celebration on the time-hon.
ored old Fourth, at our Fair grounds,
near Ottumwa, Wapello county. ID.
w. Adams, Master Of the National
Grange, and one of the founders OF
onr order; will BIO with us on said oc-
casion, and address us on the origin
and objects of the order. Patrons,
friends and foes, are respectfully invi-
ted to unite with us in making it day
long to be remembered.
AS the above is intended to be bias.
ket picnic, oil are requested to bring
their baskets well filed. Should any
changes be made in the place of meet.
ing, ample notice will be given.
j. nj. RANDEL,
June 3, 1873. Chairman Com.
p. 8. Other prominent speakers will
be with US. j. M. II.
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FELEGRAPHIG|
.nponrED ron THE COURIER,
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, June 8

NEW YORK, June
A New Orleans special gives an adj
dress of Gov. McEnery, in which he
says:
of the Nation, has assumed the high
and grave responsibilities of fastening
upon the people of this State usurpa-
ton without precedent in this or any
other free country. lie is answer
able before the bar of public opinion
for this high handed measure. The
President with the army and navy at
his command, possesses the power to
coerce the people of this State into any
line Of policy he may be pleased to die
tate and it would be folly and madness
to interpose any resistance likely to
bring upon us q conflict with the Ma
tional authority. Yet the deeply fixed
sentiments Of irrepressible hostility in
the minds and hearts of an outraged
people, against the vilest usurpation
ever attempted to be fastened upon
freemen, will find their full scope and
vent. advise that these manly and
patriotic sentiments take form, and
that through all the moral and legal
agencies possible TO be devised. In the
meantime trust peace and order may
reign aupreme throughout the State,
and that our industrial pursuits will
be unembarrassed by political difficult
ties, and especially l urge upon the
people of the two races, who are nu-
merically nearly equal in this State, to
cultivate one towards the other moth
ing but feelings of amity, good feeling
and mutual understanding.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

A PoLYGLoTT BUsINEss.-Thew wide
spread influence of American skill and
enterprise has outstripped the compre-
tensions of Americans themselves
The fabrics Of our mills clothe the saw
ages of both continents. They wrap
the loins of Africa, and the tawny
skins of South American pampas.-
But wider still are spread the products
of our skill in medicines. A late visit
to DIR. j. c. Aver Il Co.'s labratory and
Office in Lowell, showed us that the
whole surface of the habitable globe
pays its tribute there; there they cater
to and serve the requirements of al
most all nations. Their publications
are in the many tongues that widely
severed people use. Their letters must
be read from and written in many Ian
guages, for which there sit long range
of correspondents with the indispensa-
BILE accomplishments of their duties
Their daily mail of half a bushel Of
letters brings them advices, orders and
remittances from the circle of the
world. We were overwhelmed with
amazement, and our readers would be
by an inspection Of this wonderfully
extensive, health-dealing enterprise
Holly Springs (Miss.) Conservative.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

MEMrH1s, Jun

For the past ten days disease pro-
nounced by physicians as Cholera Nor-
6us, or Malarial Fever, has prevailed
here, but no alarm was felt until yes
terday, when physicians generally
agreed that It was Cholera, some class-
ing it - Sporadic, and others Asiatic !;
thus far its ravages has been confined to
negros and laboring classes, and in the
absence Of organized Boards Of Health,
it is difficult to estimate the number
who have died. The doctors say the
disease If promptly attended to,
yields readily to treatment. Among
the latest victims, was George Moore,
of the Louisville 4 Memphis Transfer
Co., who died last night. During the
war he was Provost Marshal or the
city under the Federals, and was high
~ esteemed. Reports from towns be.
low here on the river, say that the dis
ease prevails there also. There IL but
little excitement here in regard to it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
uRAND rxCURsION

/ The State Sunday School Associa-
tion meets at Mt. Pleasant, on Tues.
day, June 10th, 1873.
Arrangements have been made with
the c., B. Il @ II. II. for running All
excursion train from Council Bluffs to
Mt. Pleasant and return. The train
will pass Ottumwa going east at :
O'Clock p. NJ. June 10th, and return,
leaving Mt. Pleasant at 10 80 A. NJ
June 18th.
The fare from Ottumwa for the
round trip has been placed at $3.50
As the profits of the excursion will go
to the benefit Of the State Association
it is hoped that many of our citizens
will patronize it.
Tickets can be procured of the I'M
designed, WI. MITCHELL.
ml2td2w.
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CLEAR LAKE, june Is 80 o. m.

CLEAR LAKE. u no 10 .CU p. m.
A series of prolonged yells and
cheers aroused this camp from pleas-
ant siesta half an hour sitter the de-
parturc of my last courier. General
Davis, Gen. Wheaton, and other OH.
GERS and all the men rushed from house
and tent to find the cause of the up.
roar, and at once the whole camp was
n commo ton. Down the level plain
north Of the house was . grand caval.
cade OF mounted horsemen. The
steeds rushed forward 1t furious
rate and soon neared the groups OF
spectators scattered about the premis-
es. Captain Jack 10 captured" shout
ed sturdy sergeant. Again the val
ley resounded with cheers and yells.
The mounted command was that Of
Perry. He had returned from scout
Of % hours.
Three miles above the mouth Of
Willow Creek, ct half past ten this
morning, the Warm Spring scouts
struck ahot trail. After brief search
the Modocs were discovered. Col.
Perry surrounded the Indian retreat.
His men were bound to fight. Sud
denly . Modoc shot out from among
the rocks with white flag. He met Z
Warm Spring Indian and said Jack
wanted to surrender. Three scouts
were sent to meet Jack. He came out
cautiously, glanced about him mo.
ment, and then, as II giving up al
hope, came forward and offered hi
hand to his visitors. Then two Of bill
xarrinra. Ava ennaws and aAvAn chill
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

Parties in search of lands, and all
others going to Kansas or Southern
Colorado, will do we'll before going,
to address or call upon LaFOrce Il
Morse, Ottumwa, Iowa, and procure
maps, full particulars and railroad
tickets over the B. & M. and Atchison,
Topeka b Santa Fe railroads, as they
are agents for the sale of lands and
tickets.
Those who procure tickets Of them
will have the privilege Of stopping
over at any or all stations On the a..
T. 4 S. railroad, and If they purchase
lands, the money paid for tickets will
be refunded. ml3dltw4t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

DANGEROUS TUMoRs. Case.--It ID
with pleasure ! write, in behalf of my
mother, who has been taking your
medicine, KING OF THE BLOOD, for a
tumor, and can say she is most entire.
,ly cured. She has taken four bottles
Of the medicine. The tnmor was as
large as goose egg when she COM
menced. 1t is now only about the size
Of a grain ofcorn, and rapidly disap-
pearing. She has doctored hundreds
Of dollars away without benefit, until
using your medicine, for which we
shall always be thankful and can rec
ommend the KING OF THE BLOOD TO
any one needing it. My mothers
name is Sarah Dulin.
Yours respectfully,
SARAH McMINIs, Kenton, Ohio.
See advertisement in another col
umn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
IRON DUKE. Jr.
His lzissorysanti Pedigree.

Farmers of Southern Iowal You
cannot afford to raise common horses.
1t will pay you TO raise first-class
horses, and you will have during the
year 1858 the opportunity 10 Dreed TO
Iron Duke, Jr., one of the purest bred
horses that could DO found in the far
famed Blue Grass region Of Kentucky.
He is closely related 70 Lucy, George
NJ. Patchen, American Girl, Green's
Bashaw, Bashaw, Jr., Kirkwo0d and
other celebrities. Come gentlemen
raise something that will pay.
IRoN DUKE, Jr., is dark bay horse !;
was sired by Old Iron Duke of Long
Island dam Q Hambletonian and Prin-
ter mare.
OLD IRON DUKE, the sire of Iron
Duke, Jr., was sired by Old Cassius M
Clay. His dam was Cleveland bay
mare, out of mare sired by Imported
Messenger.
OH CAssIus NJ. CLAY, was sired by
celebrated horse known as Henry
Clay his dam was fast mare, known
as..the dam off ohm Anderson. Cassius
M. Clay was noted sire of trotters.--
The horse Henry Clay was sired by
the great trotting horse Andrew jack
son, the finest trotter Of his time: his
dam was the great trotting mare Sur
rey, from Canada.
ANDREW JACKSON was sired by
Young Bashaw his dam was by Why
not, . son Of Imported Messenger |;
grand dam by Imported Messenger.
YOU'VE BAsHAw was sired by Grand
Bashaw (Arabian); his dam was Pearl,
by First Consul grand dam, Fancy, by
Imported Messenger. This horse was
the founder of the trotting family of
Bashaws, and he had cross of Messen-
ger in him. He was bred by Thomas
Logan, of Pa.
GRAND BAsHAw, (Arabian), was foal-
ed about 1916, and imported from Tri-
poll in 1920, by Joseph G. Morgan. He
stood near Philadelphia, and many of
our fastest trotters are descended from
him.
IMPORTED MESSENGER was foaled in
1850, was sired by Mambrino; his dam
by Turk; grand dam by Regulus; by
Startling; by Fox Gipsey by Bay Bonl-
ton, &c, tracing ton natural Barb mare.
lie was imported about 17S6, and died
on Long Island 1909. 1t is now univer-
sally conceded that Messenger was the
great Progenitor of the fast trotting
horses of the United States.
IRON DUKE, Jr., is eight years old
this spring, is model of beauty, speed
and endurance. Is about Is hands
high. He trotted when five years old,
after only six weeks training, full
mile in 1904. He is, without ques-
ton, the finest bred horse in Southern
Iowa. He was brought here from
Kentucky, and will be kept during the
Season OF 1873 at the Mambrino Stock
Farm Of Morris j. Williams, one mile
from Ottumwa, Iowa, on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
each week, and at the Fair Ground,
northwest Of Ottumwa, on Friday and
Saturday. Ten dollars to insure.
al7wtf HENRY PIKE, Keeper.
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NOTICE.

Dissolution OF CO-Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing
between CASTER & BOWMAN, in the
hotel business, is this day dissolved by
mutual concent. II. II. Vanatta having
leased Mr.. Bowman's half of the hotel
the business will be carried ON in the
firm name of CASTER s. EANATTA.
Thanking the patrons for their pat
ronage in the past; the new firm So
licit the patronage of the travelling
public in the future, and will endeavor
to please all that stop with us.
DIR. PAUL CASTER,
dw1t G.. N. BOWMAN.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
August Flower.

a
This Great Dyspepsia Panacea has
the largest sale of any other prepare
ton in the world. Why? because we
say to every one that is afflicted with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costive-
ness, Headache, Heartburn, Water.
brash, Sour Stomach. Indigestion OF
any disease depending upon pure
blood, healthy Liver and Stomach, ia
call at Taylor, Blake & Co.'S drug store
in Ottumwa, Iowa, and get one of our
sample bottles free of charge. Regu.
lar size rs cents. Two or three doses
will relieve any case. Try 1t.
Taylor, Blake & Co. Wholesale
Agents, Ottumwa, Iowa. mayl5.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

Near Kirkville, May 81, 1878, after
brief illness, Mrs. Matilda Thomas,
wife of B. F. Thomas, and daughter
of Alpheus Picken.
Funeral services were held in the
Methodist church on the following
day, conducted by Rev. Messrs. Bar
ton and McElroy, and attended by
almost the entire community.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

The old First National Bank shows
heavy line of deposits at the present
writing, $226,0OO. Our people wonder
where the money has gone to, and
why times are SO hard, and the large
amounts Of money in the banks we
think explains 1t, and shows beyond
question that If our people had a SUR
plus of their products to sell there
would be more money in circulation
and less cry Of hard times. The old
saying that "there is no one so far
from market as he is that has nothing
to-ssll," is very true.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
MfIIinerx GOOD.

Mrs. Hawks has large and well as
sorted stock of Millinery Goods. The
latest style Of goods are kept constant
~ on hand, and novelties are being
received daily, which are offered at
lower prices than the same quality Of
goods arc sold in any other city in the
State. Yon are invited to call and
examine goods and prices. m2dwtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
eTOPf erOPM

At the Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store Of WILLIAMSON KELLEY, for
your School Books, Blank Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper, Cloth and
Paper Curtains, also for your Patent
Medicines, SC. Call and see US before
you buy, and we will save you
money. mo9w4t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

The attention of farmers, saddlers,
shoe makers, plastcrers. and everybody
else is invited to the advertisement OF
Porter Bros. & Hackworth in to-day's
paper. They are very heavy dealers,
buy In the best markets for cash and
can and do sell goods as low as any
house ih Iowa. Their business is very
large, extending all over Southern
Iowa and Northern Missouri, and
10 constantly increasing. Give them
call or send In your orders and Il
win be filled u the lowest marke,
prices.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!!!
100000 Pounds OF Wool Wanted.

100000 Pounds OF Wool Wanted.
] have made arrangements to buy
Wool for one of the largest wool
houses in Chicago, and will pay the
highest market price in cash for all
the wool / can get at my store in Ger
lach's building, Second street. Farm
ers it will be to your interest not to
sell until you see me.
may l5 wSt. Jos. j. HADFIELD
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concord larape Yfnes

Only Five cents each at o. Towers, on
Court street; also full assortment of
Garden Seeds at Is per cent. less than
generally offered at in this market,
and largely of Iowa production; also
Field Seeds generally, with Bird seed,
Flax Seed, Mustard Seed, &C.; also
Maple Trees and Usage Hedge plants
in any quantity. inch 4 dit w3m.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

ForetGa Enforcement oe the standard
Tenic u America,
There seems to be no limit to the celebrity Of
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Every year the de-
msnd for II increace and the territorial area Of Its
popularity expands. II has long been the standard
tonic, and an approved remedy for epidemic dis
ease in the Republics Of South and Central Ameri-
CO, In Brasil and the West Indies and the British
Colonies on this continent. More recently ii
merits have been appreciated It the antipodes, and
and II d now shipped In large quantities to Aus
tralia and Tasmania The reason why it ID max.
Ing such extraordinary Roadway In remote regions
- well - In America are very simple and lie In I
nutshell. II y medicine suited to al peoples, M
climates and al ordinary disorders and disabilities
It prevents and cures malarious diseases relieves
indigestion, braces the nerves, improves the ap
petite, clears the BRAIN regulates the liver artesti
Intermittent fever. strengthens the physique and
invigorates the constitntion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
PURE BLOOD

Chester White, Poland and China and
Berkshire Pigs, warranted as good as
are in the market; for sale by A. L.
Graves. Orders from distance will
receive prompt attention. None but
good pigs sold at any price.
Ottumwa, May 9Th, 70. m6wtf
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0CuLLIsT.

D. w. Averill, M. D., pays especial
attention to all diseases of the Eye
and guarantees cure in all acute and
chrome Inflammation, granulated lids,
cross-eyes, entropion, ectropion or
turning in and out of the lids, &c.
Office on Main street. over Gray's
Clothing Store. a2S lwStw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

Coal NoTIcE.-To the farmers and
all others wanting coal, l have to say
that l have opened my coal bank, three
miles west of the Salem Chapel, on
the Eddyvillc road, and am prepared
TO furnish coal Of the best quality, to
all who want 1t at the cheapest mark
etable price. TIN TERRELL.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

We have received for publication
several orations delivered on Decora-
ton Day. Our space will not permit
the publication of addresses, or
speeches, unless on some extraordin-
airy occassion or some very important
political topic. We shall therefore
have to decline publishing any Of
them
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05
FOURTH Of JULY, 1878.

We understand that st. Joseph's
German Benevolent and st. Mary's
Mutual Aid Societies will have a
Grand Fourth of July Celebration,
when they will turn out in full rega-
liza. Swabkey's band is engaged fol
the occasion. II the weather permits
look out for large turn out.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

ESLINGER-- WEST. - On the 4th
inst, by w. II. Fetzer, Esq, Mr..
GEORGE f. EsLlNaER to Miss MIN
ERvA West. All of this County.
MORE-LOCK-By Squire Riordan,
at his Office, June Isl, 1873, JOHN NJ.
MORE and MARY E. LOCK, both Of
this city.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

The attention of our readers is in-
vited to the advertisement of b. j.
Boulton & Bro, which win be found
in another column. They have an ex-
tensive trade both in Iowa and Mis-
souri,, and being heavy dealers in their
line, buy from the very best markets
in the East and can and will sell goods
at prices that will compete with any
Western Confectionery establishment
When you want goods send your or
ders to B. j. Boulton & Bros.
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cAlIFo RNIA.
CLEARLAKE. June Ii

CLEAR LAKE, June II p. m.
This morning the troops at the camp
in Langell's Valley, were divided into
several parties and sent out on scouts
after the fleeing Modocs. just as the
scouting parties left, the Modoc cap
tives with the exception of Bogus
Charley, Hooka Jim, Steamboat Frank
and Schacknasty Jim, were sent TO
this rancho in charge Of Lieut.. Taylor,
Of the 4th artillery and . small detach.
ment of men.
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BROOM CoaN ".

BROOM CORN WANTED.
In exchange for Brooms or Cash at
Ashland, Iowa. b. McDIvITT.
4t-w.
you want fine Picture in any Of
the new styles, 60 to Hover & Bro.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-05

C. F. w. Bachman, tinware, stove
and furniture dealer, is still alive and
kicking, and as usual sells lots of goods
because he sdvertises and sells cheap
as he promises to do. He keeps every
thing you want TO go to housekeeping
with, from q pepper-box to bedstcad
and can At you out for less money than
any other man. He invites you to call
and see for yourself how it is.