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chappcd Hands, face, rough skin,
puppies, rinswornl salt-rhcum and other
cu,ancnns affections cured anil thr skin
male soit aud smooth, ny using tue Jrx-
irGs Tan So,r. made hy cAswelL.
HAZARD 4 e. New York. Rc certain
u ~, the Juniper Tar Soap, ~ there
arc many limitations made with comm II
tar which arc worthless, owl.
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stand e'r0ns ujnslcr.

rersons indebted 10 WIN, Carter hy note
past lrr, or ~ mature this fall win take
due and tlasiy notice that All such paper
unless paid now II duo. or as soon Al due
Will bc put ln Immediate coursc VI cola usIoa
" the spssdiest means known 10 tho law
Those Who would save coats viii heed thi.
nailee and avoid the trouble, Nvas stock
taken IN payment nt fair prices.
Nm. CARTER,
sh9 Wy J L. CARTER agent
Uusti ls~a June 10, 1871,
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l.yekua. At the School House next
Monday evening. Question
Rtsairsd. That tie moderate nse If
lntoNiea,i, i Liquors il .nbc coAden ned.
Chief pispusatt,s Miss Lucy y.
rhurher in tAr Affirmative aud Miss
Sarah u. Post on the Negative, All
arc cordial, invited ii attend.
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TiiE YOSEMITE VALLEY.

This cut il ~ fair representation
A. wood cut In one color, can rive II
tho beautiful chrome given with Wool
Household Magazine. Tho Magazine
y ono u the rnrcs. in tho English Ian.
gnagc mud tho chrome. onc ii tho sweet
ct specimens Of art imaginable. We
furnish Woods Magazine, ,le
chrome aud tho PLAIN nEsLEn f,r
S2,s0.
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Q A0oesehOlN IsNlssss
and
EtQooottM LiNtenar1af

y shs hest remedy In tho world for tho fol.
loulng complaints. via Cramps In the
Limbs and Stomach, Palm In ,hc stomach,
Bowels, ~ Nide, Rheumatism In all liz
ferns. olllloAa Cello, Neuralgia, Cholera.
Oyee1esfy, Colds. rrcah Wounds, burns,
0erA Threat, Spinal Complaints, Hprains
aA1 BRUISES, Ohills and Fever For lasern.
q and INTERNAL usc.
M operation n not only 10 relieve the
patient. but entirely removes the causc Of
~ compliant, II penetratcs and rcrva.lcs
~ Whole ayslem, restoring healthy action
- III u paris, and qalckcning tho blood.
The oDo0MoholA usnnncCN u
p1y0lt Vegetable and al Healing
CURTIS 4 BROWN,
10, 1lh Fulton street, New York
! III gelAAY1 NJ eEQnrlnle. a7yl
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III " N Nasa.isasm i'hsfsrrA,sist
FIRM l.isne slsfiae. b. nlensd ! kailrfs
IN tie East ste II Elm STREET frs
aoeFs nosth e The eiss bakery. H. i
> resi Afaiss - any one viii lr salts.
hea WIN esaminss his specimens a l.er.
soas Al l.ime Springs AMI alsai, will
hnnNn u mist IL Ht.F ts.snlr.
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PLAIN m AllE,
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s3s IN rskt ~ weAtA tNo ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE.
ssnnnS u.ca,rraoc vonnr VI cM

Prom The effects IL Errers and Abuses la
carly life. Manhood Restored, lmpeiimen,~
"a Marriage removed, Now nelhni If, treat.
m~nt. New asd remarkable remedies. lick
and Circulars sen, free, In sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, M. !.
south Ninth ST, Philadelphia. Pam
Institution having high reputation Tor
honorable conduct aud professional skill
VIZ ntvl
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- Is sssA RAbA#ses y fst
tse A*s @~H N*sa 49, Il
sA - $3.50 IN ~ ANv N#
80 - ~ ANH w. -
1888
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VII A# VI 80 - 49, - HaeAs#*
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NOTICE i hereby given tint lie %,
partnership heretofore eNsti.s unie,
tltr iatur anl style III llnheltrtt Il l.pmas Il
till 10y Dissolved 4, mutual enn.rm, All
fatalities u the late firm a.r assumed Is IT.
~ rp4tnet lunea Il hta ~ whom II .rt,l,
II due. ur ~ hetpaar ,ine, the lutc fam vail
hp lail
IL. NJ .iANsi'ErT.
II II 1.nMAs
fHts#, lsrNNh url IL l4.a
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The iiuslsnKsun nAtis ilasi isse nNe
"A nws l~eA AHaie ssrAnNrs# ssssAs ess
IT, prospectus aAsFs 49, Ne lssfeA It's
w~sl
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raoalaf 'n.isseassih,as .ta,a !. isn
MANHOOD. MONA sltuan. iArNlst.,s |,
Inpsdmcn's to Marriages the .ause
aud cure. Sent securely scot. II, roA.
paid Or So cent?, by Dn. &. Nn.rrira,
CT vt Charles Street, ST Louis, Nh.
the great specialist Read Ms works.
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PI4A4TE11ING.
BRICK LAYING AND oNE
WORK.

Contracted far. and done Ia town Or
sosntry. % shors notles sni warranted.
Materials furnished when requested.
Residence cast sile ofcLsrry street, south
~ Market ~ . Gresco. IaWA.
Blind cIlAs. .lYETTk.
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Our. Club List.
TWO PAPERS fOR LITTLE MORE
THAN THE PRICE OF ONE.

mcn,S made with tho publishers a the
following named periodicals wc are en-
ahlrl to offer tho PAIN pnALns in
connection with sail periodicals nj IL
little nrre than tho u.st a the rc,ia,i.
enl namcd alpnc.
The periodical desired and the pLAis
nEaLnR need not both hc scal u the
same rcrse1, nor II the saur i, olice,
IL tile money aud the order TOR twa IN
pers lie received ut the sanr time. and
hai IA be far .na cop, Of tie Plain
Dealer far eath eory Il every .thel
publication ordered from the list;
MoNralies.
Harper Magazine 81 and the Plain
Dealer - iar ss,oo.
Atlantic Monthly 81 and tie rlain
Dealer +. fer sI,.a
seribner's Month";, 81 and the ilaia
Dealer \. fur Sill
l.ippineo,t's Magazine e. aud tn
Plain Dealer s. for Si,.a.
The GALAXY Il and the Plain Dealer
s. Tor $500
Woods Household Mag. ani chrome
Sl.sO and Plain Dealer a. for s2.So
81, Nicholas az and Plain Dealer
e. for Sa.7s.
DomorcSts Mag, with chrome 90 and
Plain Dealer e. for Si.cO.
Young America with premium Z | 81
and Plain Dealer a. for $o75
Godey's l.ady's Book and chrome 81
and Plain Dealer g. for a., 90
Popular Science Monthly n and
plain Dealer S2 for $5.75
Old and Now a aud Plain Dealer
g. for el,75
Eclectic Magazine a and Plain
Dealer q. for 3i,75
Farmers Journal 81 and Plain
Dealer % for d. 80
American Agricultural < chrome
$3.50 and Plain Dealer O. for o.,
Tho Little Corporal 81. so and Plain
Dealer Z. for e2,75
Oliver Optics Mag. % and PLAIN
Dealer 81 for R4,OO
Our Young Folks % and Plain
Dealer o. for ea75
retcrson's Mag, and chrome a and
Plain Dealer q fur S3,75
Young Folks Rural 81, 80 and Plain
Dealer % for $3.50
WxRKLIss.
Harpcr's Daxar ~ and Plain Dcalc,
% for $500
Harpcr's Wcckly q and plain
Dealer s2for $500
Hearth and Home % and Plain
Dealer 100 for el.45
Rural Now Yorker $3.50 and Plain
Dealer ~ for e3.7b
Western Rural ~ and Plain Dealer
~ Tor e8.25
Prairie Farmer ~ and Plain Dcalc.
~ for e3a5
Homestead 2 and Plain Dealer ~
FOR eJ.25
Intcr-Ocean I ], 10 and Plain Dealer
" Tor e3,..5
I Is N 2.
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tho stomach.
Hx0NN's 1S.'MIMyc r00y/fks
will destroy Worms without injury 10 tht
child. being perfectly Wmrs. md free ffun
Ill coloring or other injurious ingredient,
usuAlly used In worm preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN. proprietor-.
No 9lh Fulton Street, New York
Sold BY DrnRglsts and Chemists. mi
DEALERS In Medicines " TwENrs.F.v,
Cssrs a Box. a7yl
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l.. r, MuunIusk. Local agent
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l,emaMs,r l.lnll,, rlta.

A There l. m raln which thu
scntanr l.inimen, will not ~.
N licve no swelling il will not
XA sMhlu., and nc lam.n.Ss
e&IAB which II vii, IN, cure, This
A-M II slrong Language, Int |, ii
true [, has rrntlasel more
Qfrp1 cures u rhrnn,a,~M neural.
eia. lock law, rAlsy. srra,ns, wvlihgs.
eaksl.brcAxt, usalis, htlns, salt.ll.anns
cAr.ache. &c., nian thu human 'ra,ne, AMi
of strains, SPAWN, gals, Ne nlan aaimals
In ono year ihan have all a,htr pretended
remedies since the world hogan, II "
coantcr.irri,nnt mn NIL healing pain rrlies-
~. Griprles threw AWAY thvir crntehes,
tho lame wink. poisonous hites are rendered
hAv,nlcss, and tile wounded are healed with.
out a scar. Il II III h0mhnr. The leeira
u published around rnoh hattlc II Il I'll.
inr ~ nn article ever before sold NIL II
calls heeanse Il dues just Mhnt u rfstsnla
% DO Thusr who nnw suilef fram rhvHm
ATTAIN, pain Or swelling .lesrfse II fuller II
they will MT n~e s'enlaur l.lninnAt, Nre
than lUun certificates ef remarkable eutss
Including fiusen limhs, rhsunatsnl. gun,
running tmmnrs, &c, have h.sa' received.
We will send II circular containing eri.
thcaic~. the recipe, Nc, Nratts, - any aite
requesting IL, One hottle II ihr yellow
~r. rper csntaur Imminent i worth ene
hundred dollars iar spawned ~ sw.enird
hurves and mMse~. ur Ter ertsNa worm In
Sheep. Sferk.nuaera~sthss iltlment Il
worth your attention NJ ti.saii, thoaitl he
without centunr Linimsni sa'a ly I'll
Druggists, "a cents Ter las,lss largo
hotties SiMl j. IL kose \ 10,
IN Broadway. NV iar., auyi
GuAlOglN II mnre THIN i substitute
fur castor TIL II Il the only s.fr article
In existence whie,, Ii rer.an II assimilaie
th~ fanl. regulate The lnNs'-, .are Wind
collie, nnl produce natural sleep, Il con.
sAins neither mine~als, morphine Or alcohol,
aud II pleasant to take. Childrca need no,
ns@. nA unnbk - knAsl
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Nsnisr--st Ma sstsgan I'Aat# iae
Nv lsih. IA ipf'amatisa + III
bowels Nr* Sophia Meav SOL =
8t4MxM
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ssAHAnt INTENTION .sAr8Aassa
NM fatNsts aAl MI 1.ars wAn
aant IL nv TN iiisNl aud tliIN,'.
L@t basfe n sitats in sise NatlliNr.i.
should tt'a' iali "a gise .Aiklns. teeir X
Whites RsaasS 4 ,~Ians mo trial r.
lh.sc win have hsi ,llvM nstAiev upetl
III said, M MI unit. III giving illen lilo
highest rfise. Iles are manufactured
tfoin tlH very hrs' SILK. and Ito work
i warranted NJ, t. rip nreomc nnpcg.
F.a 4 great falling with All hen,s x
shns, \ snll H. rtm.ut III iaiS Justly
srlthtasel wake FIR men. wamrn anil
children wear always nn hand Al ! H.
CANVAS ii WIS has sail tl,em tNr !, III
y Year, and nesar spi hai ana pair
that ,iii nj Civ entire satisfaction.
lns u II. contrary scnfcs can liz relerr-
rsl t. VIII, will say they arr thc hes,
hou,S they ryrr bought aui Instantly
produce their rrpni hy showing yen n
fnai covered with enc II them, Srlcn-
did hna's warn i Year AMI more all
sound anl nirss--Wi,hnnt doubt their
clnai tnr wugr ranne, 10 found. Give
them a trial AMI you shall M, regret
H. ~
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SAMSON Y SiMuNDS give notice
that they have an cniirc new stock Il
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes and clpih.
Inc; ~, full line IL Groceries which
they propose II sell FOR CASH il
little cheaper than can 10 BOUGHT else.
where III trcscn. Islf
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$50 1871 ~

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~ Now Thing under the Sun.
sixteen OF Painting ~ Il opoOk

Snsa4 iHaAs.t u s,eh IL. .lr4 attempted
fpr ha4A,llnsirt,l8a estn pne Nho has
econ II pruunHne.s i Ai8I'EisH Mrs liar.
rIpf tlNnsLAr MfatN.4tw i4,aas t.nrL
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Tho lowing nrmed pieces ate r..
''in..daei II being a,nvng our lAtsst
ltlu Lost ,ssurs
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-10

Nov 80, 1867.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-10

r| The farmer who buys CONNER
cial fertilizers and stimulates his land
with them is every year growing poor
err; the farmer who sows clover, pas
lures it, and plows it under, is every
year growing richer. The latter may
not make such large crops this year or
next, but at the end of twenty or even
ten wears, his farm will be worth more
than now, while that of the former will
be exhausted No guide for manuring
is so accurate as that which nature her
self gives. She made the rich soil by
adding vegetable matter to it, and we
not only keep up its fertility but add to
it by the same course.
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seed, I concluded to try an experiment.
l therefore selected Of the largest size
enough to plant one row OF about a
hundred hills in length, put one in
hill whole, and drove stake at the
end. l then selected of the small kind
about the size of hens egg, and put
two in hill. They were planted side
by side, cultivated alike, and when dug
they were accurately measured IN
half-bushel. The average was one
bushels from twelve hills of the large
seed, and one edo" from seventeen of
the small. Those from the large seed
were nearly all large and merchantable,
while those of the small were variable
in size and something like the parent
stock l have tried the experiment
several times since, with about the
same result. A fair crop can be raised
from small seeds providing the soil is
rich and favorable season to grow, as
it takes more time for small seed to
mature. When potatoes are scarce l
would prefer to plant the eyes of the
large than to plant small ones. Every
farmer should know that the laws Of
nature teach that the best selections Of
all crops should be preferred for seed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-10
Potato Seed.
From the ". T., Times.

from the ". T., Times.
John Crake, Barbourville, n. Y,
writes:
In reading THE TINES of April lG,
l see there are conflicting opinions in
regard to planting small DC ,tatoes.
Some thirty-four or thirty-iiye years
ago, when boy, hearing the subject
discussed, in regard to large and, small
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-10
ORPHANS, COURT.

yTyUE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
A Cecil cuunty will be held on the second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
diars wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, 1857 Register,
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad.
TRAINS rem AS FOLLOWS:
Pr il. & Bait. Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

on AID after Sunday June End, 1872, trains will run
as olious-
l. cave PHI !ladcIphia, from Depot of p W. 3. r. X.
Co Garner Broad street and Washing ton Avenue,
r or Port Deposit at Al NJ, and 40 Pm
Using Saa at 1925 A. NJ and Ii6 p NJ arriving at
Pc rt Deposit at II A. NJ. and $50 p. Nj
Tor Oxford at $50 A NJ. 4.30 and Pm.
FOR Chaads Ford and Chester Creek Il. r. at $50 and
10 4. NJ, 43o and P. M.
yraiu leaving Philadelphia, at A. NJ, connects at
r. II. peposft with train for Baltimore.
Teams for Philadelphia, leave Port Deposit at 925
, " and % F. NJ on arrival of trains from Baltimore
r. sang sun AT 1000 A. NJ, and 5d2 MaOXtord at 6le
ar a 10 so H. and $50 p. Chaids Ford at .29 and
IL Sc A. " ard 30 and EDS p N.
HENRY WOOD,
Jpusl 1871 General Superintendent.
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OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND.

Every Subscriber Is sure of one pre-
xnium my wy, and also has AN equal
chance Of receiving CASH Premium,
or a PA NO, ORGAN, WATCH, SEWING
MACHINE, ETC.. etc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-24

PERSISTENT EFFoRr.-We know of a man who
has been constantly employed for the last three
years and over, driving a tunnel into a hill near
Swansea. about two and a half miles from this
place. and, unaided by any one, has completed
over four hundred feet into the solid rock. Dur
ing the course Of the work he has extracted a
large quantity of valuable smelling ore, which
goes high in gold. The circumstance is one
showing the utmost pluck and persistency under
discouraging circumstances 1t is related that
at one time during last Winter, the solitary la.
borer was stopped in the further progress of his
work by the great quantity Of snow which had
drifted on the side of the mountain, completely
closing the mouth of the tunnel. After having
laid idle a few days. our friend made mp his
mind he must go to work again. and at once
made an opening by means of cutting a passage
through the banked up snow-drift some twenty
feet, when he resumed labor on the famous tun-
mel. We hope his persistent efforts may be
crowned with success commensurate with the
toll and hardships endured.
The RECENT sronM.-Though disagreeable in
the extreme, the recent severe storm has been
prolific in good to the farming country in the
State. Cattle men tell us that the grass seems
actually to spring up in an hour from the effects
of the rain, and that grazing will be of the best
the present season. We are glad to know that a
fine crop of all kinds may be anticipated, as our
ranchmen have been rather doubtful on this
point before the late storm.
The Bio PRIzE.-We were Informed that a dis
patch had reached here stating that the largest
prize in the omaha lottery, Of $4,000, had been
drawn by number s0,777. Wonder who holds
the lucky number? We don't.
ASSESSMENT LEvIED.-We see that an ASSESS
ment of twenty-five cents per share has been
levied upon the stock Of the Hayes Silver Mining
Company. payable June 10Th.
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FINE CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Trunks, Valises,
Furnishing Goods, Etc.
Also, a large assortment Of BOYS and YOUTHS
CLOTHING always on hand, which we will
sell at reduced rates.
Give us a call, and you will and that we sell
cheaper than those who agree to sell % per cent.
less than cost-or no go.
COINS BRICK BUILDING,
Main street, Hamilton, New.
jeff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-02

10 art, iD government. She should choose
her work and maintail hersellas her broth
ers do, and then EVERY woman for her
trade shall not b. so terrifying. For
one L mean to practice what | preach.
aud shall aid my six girls in learning
trades they like and judging by the way
the oldest ss,s into her rufles, aprons.
and overskirts in her attempts to make
hen.cooPs, she'll be a carpenter; my sec.
ord think WILL be shoe. maker, or need
to be, and kseP pretty busy "a he,
trade 10 supply herself at present rates /;
the third will doubtless be a sailor, as
roaming about the woods, and climbing
the tallest trees, fiHs her ideas Of happi.
ness
And why should not girls be sailors I?
they have as much curiosity and desire to
travel as boys. Mary Patterson learned
the art Of navigation, and when her hus-
band, the Captain, was sick belsw, she
quellcd the mutiny on deck. took com.
mand Of the ship, and brought 1t safely
into port whereas had she been a trust
ing, helpless woman, afraid of stepping
out Of her sphere, her husband would
have been murdered, her fate unknown.
another pirate slip plowing the ocean
waves. SALLY SLATER
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SUMMER PLAY.-Nothing can DO more
cruel and nothing more foolish than 10
place hildren where they must be dressed
every day in fresh aud fashionable clothes,
and their freedom TO play curtalled Tor
the sake of appearances. What childhood
needs is perfect among the things OF ma
ure-frcedom to romp, to maze mud
pies, 10 leap fences, to row, to hsh' 10
climb trees, 10 chase butterflies, TO gather
wild flowers, to live out of doors from
morning until night and TO do all those
things that innocent and healthy child
hood delights in, in cheap, strong elotacs
provided for the purpose Exactly that
which childhood needs ; manhood ana
womauhood need--perfect liberty and
ncr(ect carcessnesss. So, whether the
dwellcr by the sea go inland for his sum-
mer play, or the resident of the inland
city go to the sea, he should seek some
SPOT unyisited by those devoted to fash
ionablc display, and pass his time in un'
restricted communion with nature, and ID
those pursuits and amusements which
without let or hindrance, perform the Of
fice Of recreation DR.. J. q. Holland
Scribner's for Ju'y
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Number 3S

the autumn the sportsman is sure TO find
frequent Patridges and squirrels. with an
occasional hedgehog. and if he ventures
deeply into the wooded sides ofMansfeld
aud Sterling it is quite possible he may
meet bear. Much Of what / have said
Of Hyde Park Is likewise true Of johnson.
Cambridge, and other towns Of this re.
gion. though most Of them. as yet, have
quite limited hoiel Accommodations, which
will doubtless be supplied. however, as
soon as there is a demand for them.