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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

far g4a t3wu hall uefe furnished boz Bur
HHglan, Hrarie5afa, Montpelier, Middle
hHrg, Manchester aud other towns The
general opinion oftbo+e present Be- that rs
MAS oaa OF tae most interesting meetings
ever he.d by the board aad THAI lbe peo
pie of Aniiaod and oi The State Of Yer
mant deserve great credit i"r lheir an'.t-
ios sdof-s ta furnish entertainment i'f
t#ota in attendance.
FACTORY FONT.
Grave. is building a very fne resi-.
deuce. II wig.bc one of ube finest # mot
taa best ig The village.
-llsrrIorrap IFS again jy rne oyster
trade and viii furnish fbo biyalyc.
wholesale and retail.
r., ...u h. ..n ~
,.n
I IT,. 49,. ~. -
'"' '0'"'' '' '"'' '"''I' ''''c",
"'.'' a. a"@.'sai'' 'e'u"' WIN " S'1'''
-a'""'''R Na'"'"at AFTERNOON We nope
- give ID '"'' report "'A' week.
N aiefhoH>e N %, VIII shut down
s'r factory IN o few days. The market
is SO inll OF their c'ass OF gooos that sales
are slow. They Will not stop for any
great length ed lime.
-~Esiabruok will have 50 crates Of nue
( peaches un Friday Of this week, 80 Of
which are already sold. The last lot of
. el4tes he sold 10 lhree hours. lie also
expects "a supply of q]niueus aud will fur
uish apDles, grapes, &c, 10 order. Give
him O. cali
"A c-orrespopdept from BarnumyilIa
writes ns that. The discussion In onr
last March tgwa ,paatip,, In regard Il, fbe
neglected. and ais,raccter eaod;tf,r Of
Factory Point cemeterv. has violloa yary
good fruit. Tho seleetmen have f%,itbt,I.
ly redeemed fine nlea,ss ,nsda hy ,,on
Ia eularge and prntort thu .rappts N tbo
reasobable eztcnt al tbcfr om.tal n,,yor
Ampla aud cIf,jble grourds bs,a boe,
added ~ tbe oId ,ar5 aal an has boon
cp,Issed by aa,a snbsto,,ial ,on,o
Amer the r-eouiremeurs Of tba pnhlic
gaod had heau statistical as ,ar ne ncs.ihle
tbe selent,nep called ppon all Interested
ia rupet M the ward and ass;st T., ,igbting
up the .topes and otberylse imnroyiug
the propuds 4 fcw resnopdea n this
cali and IL was f,u,d tha, ne Il rt,lc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

wmafzsI4 died 81 NsTth rswel Oct.
ae sears
M. f. 10. Lewis ara aE goods
az esireassf iaw ~ Sec their ID.
Fta tasHe
HE. EtHar
-Nla. Ea1Taus ls FaaF issue Of .ae
sth. Eua.Iae aa aIa from HarBamYHIe
Ha1 4. r.. fla relation 10 lumber saw
Cd. 81 UaEeta'a ma which caps ihe SIS.
mas. Oaa voald suppose FROM bis srl-
sHe taat De lf o perfect monument Of caa-
dog aaa aIraas.. but .ae taa,s must
prove wbo s. right. he states iazi tae
arst order uas faf 40 sticks sK8- feet
.anE aaj ua msge. The order pa. Fe-
e.ieai al O'Clock Friday morning and
IS 81. fol.gwss 80 stick, 5Es - feet long
suJ $50 STICKS Haa, 81 feel long. The mllI
ws l.ea al wugk upon another order
not yes completed by some COCO feet 4
taH compliment ot hands Wa. IL ouee sci
go n9gk at guce cutting down the timber
aud bauing Go mil, though the rain fell
lH torrents and ihc mud was ankle deep,
tae mru kept 80 work without ever @
WHISPER Of complaint. At Do o'clock 20
minutes order no. 2 arrived fot 30 sticks
szs, - feet Ioug aud 80 sticks gx9, Is
feet long with IA request TO ship Saturday
morning by Grsl traiu. Atl2 O'Clock the
rain hsd SO swollen the stream that it
Wa. Thought best 10 change from steam
60 water power Everything moved Ike
clock work, the sawyer, Geo. Minetl,
and a3 baud, iu fac spirits, and ! rau
assure YOU ii was rather exciting as well
o., amusing at times. Caudor Informs US
that there were but & cats to a stick bat
there are NOW at the mill 1900 feet Of 2xs
aud 2Ng actual measurement aud l2 TO IA
hundred feet OF 3xs thick all sawed from
The above bills. There were 2 sticks sent
more THAN the bill called for measuring
JOSS feet anal 10 sticks not taken measur-
lug lt7s feet. The 2101 feet OF the old
order were sawed and the lirst stick Of
these orders pat on At 40 minutes past 9.
We did nu, propose 10 make q public
thug ct Be bat Caudur compels as TO
slate the facts. We do not consider it an
extraordinary work but a good days
work under the circumstances. The mill
IS a lfst class mill but the credit of the
work belong TO those who performed
Tine labor aud too Itueh praise cannot be
be given the tncu for the interest they
take Ia times like this. The amount
sawed ia 10 hours was more than $1,000
feet. These are facts that can be proved
90 the letter. J. X. must have been III
. fueuced by some eumity towards some
one or more Of the party, to have made
such a statement as he did. Mr.. Griffith
has from 90 to 50 hands in bis employ
aud takes more interest in their comfort
uud welfare than most business men do.
lie has been at the expense Of putting up
a school root near the mill for their
express benefit and we are aow having q
fine school Of 30 scholars taught by Miss
Foley At Mt. Tabor, a young lady of ex-
pericuee and ability. Business is rather
dahl Just ct present but you will find no
idle men here. ID. l.. II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

such q statement rs he dld. MI. Grliflth
has from 60 to 50 hands in bis employ
aud takes more interest in their comfort
uud welfare than most business men do.
lie has been at the expense Of putting up
a school room near the mill for their
express benefit and we are aow having a
fine school Of 80 scholars taught by Miss
Foley az Mt. Tabor, a young lady of ex-
pericuee and ability. Business is rather
dahl just at present but You will lind no
idle men here. y. }. II.
PERI.
Rev. 4. +. Clark Of Leverett, Mass,
formerly pastor Of this church, preached
last Sunday morning. In the afternoon
d report OF the recent meetings at Rat
land was given to the scholars Of the
Sunday school.
There was a church sociable at the
Bromley House, Thursday evening, which
was well attended aud highly enjoyed.
There will b. a meeting Friday
evening u 'no P'0,'"' "''"'
w ''7'"e'"'''" '"' o'R'"'"
Grange.
"A village lyceum has been organ
lied and the people have an opportunity
Tor eloquence once a week
a large number of our people attend
ed the meetings of the American Board
at Rutland.
LANpGRoyE.
We are having nlentv Of rain Of late
which mstos great -imnrovemcnt in the
fall feed.
NJ.
nayi. aud ,yif, arc on,e noro visible in
TOWN whore tbcv cynect 10 remain until
. bo,tar onening is secured
i.,''''' ''.
80 W. ,'' f'''''' w. ~
the an absorbing 'oi'e "i 'ne hour Is
t"e grange movement, y "r''se was
organized mere t'e 0'h INST a'o over W
j'i""o. ''"er' intend 10 Jo'n at NE mex
't|u''' N'',''2' ln' "a.'e " lue Ut
sh.'<"'''" - tue "eS' ",'''' "'""Se
aN' 'n' g''s''N a'' ~ 'o''o" "a''''
"W' f. 'u''''' o'e,see'' I,' H. ii"t'
Lee'lrer' Joseph L' 'rn"' steward -
L.. tiIeyi Chapialo' A. Nooa""ro'
Treasurer w W WHEY, Heere,ary' H.
b. Fenhi Gate heepeF, Jas p ho''P
sons Ceres Mrs 81 Ihompso"' rom
ooa. Mrs. Z " Woodland; fIor", MISS
El'@ NJ. N"oa"afd' L. A. - MIS- g.
= ihoI"t'oe'
WESTON
Deputy u. +. Boydeu Of Waitsaeld
organized WESTON Grange Oct. "a
with the following officers: j. II. Bryant,
Master, N. H.. Pease, Overseer, g. h..
Bryant, Lecturer o. \, lHehard'on'
a's" anu H. "t'''', 49,
ns'' "'f'"', C''p,'," - 1D',
treasurer ! ~ ''''' .'''e,a'S - ~
i'"''-' "''e N,.ps' 3 "a"
o''ss "'' - N'''' > o"'0".
80 '',''-'".9"' '"'" 81" 70
".s -. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15
Local Intelligence.


TUESDAY, n.goBm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

Tae ls9maa Catholics have pur-
ebs~l a plot u ground GA Main street,
bel~sea ae Fesiaee. OF Ne.soa aud
stra, HolssH, up88 which b eleet a
etafe8 u aeIarsEsui "a + proposed 70
bu ) a4 tasty ciHee and one an.sh
AlH be an esnaueut 10 tie yiliaRe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

FOR SALE "A good work horse 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

The saloons having closed up at M0rscilics Oh
the list of July the poor thirsty man now has nc
way Of quenching the severe drOuth whcrcwitl
he is seized except by stealing into the cellar Of
some crusader where lager beer and ale are kept
for medical purposes, and brandy for buildings
and gin for snake bites, you know.
lI"d Brundage is angry Because they threaten
to use him Us a liberty pole on the 18th of July
Hold is genius. He expresses himself IN
unique 'cas occasionally. For instance, he
threatens tc leave Marsclle5 because he says the
business men there are generally so mean that
If you were to place penny upon the head OF
the average one, his heart would jump mp and
dash out his brains to get Il.
There is to be a grand ball at Blackmans hall
on the evening Of the ith. The tickets will be
low and the music high and the fun unlimited.
The crusade women having banshcd whisky
from their city, now quarrel about water. Three
able bodied females one forenoon recently had
three pitched battles about who had precedence
in getting water al public well Hair few, rib
bons were snatched apart, lace torn off, faces
scratched and noses plugged, to say nothing o.
nine cornered oaths and exquisite feminine left
handed compliments, such rs cnraged female,
alone know how to manufacture, and which were
hurled back and forth with degree Of freedom
and familiarity that would have cause a cana
boat driver to burst with envy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04
From Washington.

Washington is decidedly dull since the
adjournment of congress. The President and
several heads OF departments are already of
for summer plcasuring, and the government
is mainly run by chief clerks. The President
returned on Tuesday from his jaunt to West
Virginia, and held cabinet meeting on we'd
nesday to clear up business preparatory to
his permanent scJtlcmcnl Tor the summer at
Long Branch.
There is great wailing and lamonation
among the poor clerks, the new Secretary
Bristow having already dismissed some 800
from the treasury department. among whom
were good many ladies, friends" of mem
bers of congress, that got good pay for no
services that the Secretary could discover or
appreciate
The newly appointed Postmaster General,
representative Hale, of Maine, has finally de
cided not to accept the position, SO that Cress-
well, much against his inclinations, is com
PEELED to hold on for a while longer. Hale
gives impaired health as his excuse, but the
truth is said to be, that, AS Dawes and other
prominent members are about to retire from
the house. Hale has been persuaded that his
chances of becoming prominent there are too
good to be frittcred away on so precarious Il
matter as the bosship of the mails.
Cattell, one of the three commissioners for
the District Of Columbia, has also declined TO
accept, so that Grant is free 10 commit an
other outrage like the appointment Of Shcp-
herd to that position.
Grant, IN his preliminary visit to Cape May
on the Goth, was accompanied by Boss Shcp
herd and the guerilla Mosby; and it is said,
on his permanent settlement there for the
summer, the trio will occupy contiguous
quarters What an outrage to compel Tweed
to remain on Blackwells island meantime
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04
BY Il. V. PIERCE, VI. D.

! 4 healthy liver sCcrctcs each day about two
and half pounds Of bile, which contains great
amount Of waste matter taken from the blood
When the liver be ONES torpid or congcsted il
fails to eliminate this vast amount of noXious
substance, which, therefore, remains TO poison
/ the blood, and be conveyed to every part of the
system. What must be the condition OF the
I blood when il is receiving and retaining each
day two and Il half pounds Of poison? Nature
tries TO work oil this poison through other chan
ncls and Organs-thc kidneys, lungs, skin, etc,
but these organs become OvCrtaXcd in performing
! this labor in addition to their natural functions
and cannot long Withstand the pressure and be
come yariously diseased.
The brain, which Is the great electrical center
Of all vitality, is unduly stimulated by the I'M
healthy blood which passes 70 il from the heart
and fails to perform its Office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence
the symptoms of bile poisoning winch are dull
ness, headache, incapacity 10 keep the mind on
any subject, impairment Of memory, dizzy, sleepy
or nervous feelings gloomy fOrcbOdings and irri-
liability of temper. The blood itself being dis
acscd as It forms the sweat upon the surface Of
the skin, it is so irritating and poisonous that it
produces disCOlorcd brown spots, pmplcs,
blOtches, and other cruptions, sores, hollis, car
bgncles and scrofulOus tumors. The stomach,
| bowels, and other organs cannot escape )ccOm
ing affected, sooner or later, and We have as the
result, costyeneSs, piles dropsy, dyspepsia, dar-
rhTa. Other symptoms are common, as bitter
or bad taste in the mouth, internal heat palpta-
! ton, tcasin. cough, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation in The throat, bIoatiMg Of the stomach,
pain in the sides or about the shoulders or back,
GOODNESS of rXtrcmitcs, &c. only few Of the
above symptoms are likely 10 bc present in any
case at one time. The liver being the great de
purating or blood cleansing organ Of the system
set this great "hOusc keeper Of cur health IL
work and the foul corruptiOns which gender in
! the blood and rot out, rs il were, Che machinery
of life are gradually expelled from the system.
For this purpose DIR. Picrccs Golden Medical
Discovery with very small doses daily of Dr.
Piercc'- Pie isant Purgatlvc Pellets are pre- rm-
nently the articles needed. They cure every
/ kind Of humor from the worst scrofula ~ the
common pimplc, hlotch or eruption. Great eat
/ ing ulcers kindly heal under their mighty Curn-
tive influence Nirulent blood pois0ns that Turk
/ in the system are by them robbed Of their ter
rors, and by their perseyering and somewhat
pTotracted use the most tainted systems may be
completely renovated and built up anew. En-
larged glands. tumors and dwellings dwiLdlc
away and disappear under the influence Il these
great rcsolycnt-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Tho Bloomington .latHoaopoltw, pub
'lisLed ~ he home OF Mr. Etter, the candi
date for state superintendent of Publlc
Schools GA the Independents, Reform ticket,
gives the following account OF him;
Mr.. EUer was born IN the State of PennsyI-
vania, in the year 1880 His parents moved
to the State OF ONO when he was quite Young,
locating at Massillon. He has been Il resident;
OF Illinois FOR twenty years; came here II
teacher from Ohio and has been IN active,
efficient worker in the educational fed ever
since, excepting one year, when he resigned
the position Of superintendent OF the public
schools OF the city Of Bloomington He
came mere by the most earnest solicitation of
our Education Board and III fact, was elected
Superintendent before he knew il, and before
he was ever in Bloomington on that business
In personal appearance Mr. Etter Is about
five feet seven inches in height, Of the most
pleasing and aifable manners, wLOcsouled
honest man, and one in whom our people
have the fullest confidence. Next week we
promise oar readers to give u history of his
"ork in the state and thcn they can Judge
If our party have been wise in their Sc
lection. We know Mr. Etter and love him
for his GOOD qualities, Al friends of reform
Will think equally well Of him when he is
known 10 them, Mi Eucr has never been Il
politician
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Iii, town fclrishcs - Of yorc, and 80 dc
Nsu@hcy, Morrissey, Richardson, Mcfarland
Battles, FFdnsea, Bcttcrman, sc.
The women who kicked up the crusader rue.
ton have b.en very quiet Of late. They raised
Il storm which they cannot quell and would be
Glad 81 le allowed to take rest.
= an evidence that all is not brotherly love
and charity even where crusading may be lively
We mention that az effort was recently made 10
raise a small! sum for poor worthy young man
who ) probably dying Of consumption. Out Of
tie hfiy-fye dollars raised, not one was given by
any temperance ze-io:, and every dollar came
from saloon keepers Or liberal minded people
Al had az equal amour; Of solicitation. How
cheap tali. IS, and how nicely told blooded. fen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

The day has come when the farmers Of the
country JtG the scourgng to which they are
subjected from monopoly cXtorions and pub
dening between the wealth and labor Of the
country. If our unequal and unjust laws are
permitted to stand and their opeI alton
pressed, they haye experienced enough to
know that the laboring interests of this coun-
TRY will, ele many years, be but little above
those Of the Old World, and our present shod-
dy monopoly lordlings will form an aristoc-
racy worse than that of those who hold their
alleged superiority by the supremacy ofbirth.
Every laboring man and every producers IN
terestS are with the poor man, and all should
stand together in defense of their common in
terpStS D6ustrjdl j1r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04
July Magazines,

| ALDINE--"t Storm III the Mountains" full
page picture by Thomas Moran, leads the en-
bellishments III the July Aldinc, Another full
page picture, by David Neal, is watt and the
Kettle a copy of Meals famous painting row
on exhibition in the Royal Academy. Then fol
low three charming pictures Of Pennsylvania
scenery, by John Hows, showing the Horseshoe
Bend at Kittanning, Kettle Run, at Altoona, and
hc'old acqueduct on COnemaugh river Other
pictures are, An Indian Scout 4 COnnoisseur, Our
Pet, After the Battle, tvc--thirtecn grand pic
lures in all, besides minor ones. Then we have,
in the literary way, full descriptions of the pic.
lures and their associations, several fine stories
and poems, a sketch of David Neal, with editori-
| ais, Home, the Drama, &c. James Sutton & Co.,
publishers 50 Maiden Lane \. Y.
LIrrELL's LIVING AGE,-Thc numbers for the
weeks ending June 20 and 2, have thc following
valuable articles,
International Nanilies. from Biaca 5ooo}; In
prcssiUns Of Iceland, CO,HhW, The StryngS Of
Ancient Greece Tor Union, by f. w. Newman,
FraSfr, Ordered South, -V"cH,H2uD: Country
Walk with the Poets, Iictoria U0ga:iGc. Dante,
NacaHtan; Emanuel Dcutsch, by Rev. II. X.
llawcis, Noatootp0F,DY Hcr1n. Pcg-leggci Bob,
Al tie Ycar AiTtad: The Old Scotch Modcratcs,
Spectator; with poetry and miscellany, and an in
deX to the volume Just completed. The two en-
tertaining serials "Nlicc Lorraine, 1 Tale Of the
South Downs" and ~ Rose in June" are also
continued in these numbers.
The next succeeding number the first IN jaly)
begins a new volume, and is good one, there
fore, with which 10 begin new subscriptions
With ffty-two numbers OF .iXty-four large pages
each (aggrcgating over 5000 pages year. the
Subscription price (2SJ is low. Iittcn & Gay,
Boston, publishers.
BoLLMEyER's MONrHIN-This little Ottawa
pet for July is on our table, and presents its us.
ua neat and credtable appearance. among its
chief contents are Army Incidents, by Mark
Twain; Iceland's Milcnnia; Bret Harris Escape;
and Il pleasing sketch of that ogre of our carly
school boy days, Lindley Murray, the great gram
marian. But chicftest and most attractive to Of
tawa readers among Its contents is Oliver c.
Grays "SeN Corals Dream The price of the
Monthly is only 80 cents Il year or 10 cents sin.
gle number
All the above publications for sale at the hook.
store Of Osman Il IIapeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

The Boston Post INDUCES high hopes of a
Democratic victory in Massachusetts hi,
year, and says:
Ii the Democrats are sagaciOus, ready, reSO-
lutte and energetic, they may carry the State
with the support of the people. change the
character OF the Legislature, elect q liberal
and bipartisan Governor, and work much
needed revolution in number of Congres
sional districts. The Boston, Essex, and Mid
dlesex districts are Gar from being as reliabl,
for the Republican aspirants a.. they could
wish. Superior nominations made in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

PURGATIvE Pills have become settled ncces-
s.!y with the American people. Indeed, cathar.
ties always have been and always must he used
in some form by al mankind. In this country.
the piIular form OF administration has been
growing in favor since pills were iirS. made q
AlOes and Rhujarb, rolled into ball. Their
high position in the public confidence has final
ly been secured and fastened into permanently.
by AYERS CATHARTIC Pills, the most sklful
combination Of medicine 70. the diseases they
are intended TO cure. that science can devise or
art produce. Those who need pills no longer
hesitate what pills 20 take il The Cas Get AYrE,
FLLs.-Wlee!ing, Va. PgsSS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

atcal part.thcr-hair.ir.th c-ndd'c ounces can
pirate about charity,
Amasa Watson Il Son constitute the new firm
at the steam mills &c, M Washington Watson
having retired wealthy, we hope.
The conundrnm is why did Johnny Garden
cling up" that race? Answer, Because - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

most popular pili, ny the Democrats may a.
vail 70 snatch them from their present pos
sl.s.rs, AnG glYe them 70 Die pe0ple Again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04
CANVASSING AGENTS WANTED

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CALVIN MEDICINE CO., Al Nesey ST.. n. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

L. I. Clark, Onarga, IL, w:.ic- "a tn Prai-
RE Farmer, that the farmers OF that place
have organized joint stock company, CAPT
tai SS0Oco, for the supper; Of importing and
breeding live stock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Chicago has no other hotel equal 20 the nes
fremont, recently opened
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pcM ADVERTISEMENTS.
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

AsHLANn, the HOME OF HRNRT CLAY, the dia Tan
Ntdtd tHireTSty the sites OF the several Colleges 81
colleges in oneratoa with their separate Faculties 80 Ir
Je0rs and Instructors with average of than 81
Nehfs each session since the ices low. GoOC
boarding from 81 to g Sessions begin SetoHo
AJddR M Sfpieta5eT For catalogues othc- Information
address, enclosing STAMP.
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Blank books, stationery and printing furnished
promptly and Mt fair prices by Osman q Hapc
nan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

ESTRAY COW TAKEN UP.-Tsksn
II Up by the subscriber living the "IeUb broke place.
mIes north OttA0A. The lath All. Estrsy Cow.
.pparsnily nearly fresh mk-A white and red specked
COW spotted roam. seven ycsr- old. had rope
z9unf good isr partly blind q one eve tSser
can have her W prov M property ina paying cnsgs
July CIV CUAs. " BAlL'i.