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the patent 5aws as will relieve industry
from the oPpressicn Of monopoiies.
7tbs A, A,<grateful people can never
cease TO remember the services Of our
soldiers and sailors, asd it is due to
them thss liberality and generosity
should obtain in the adjustment Of psy
and bounties.
Sth. We demand that the public do
main shall be scrupulously reserved for
occupancy BY actual settlers.
9th. The determination of the gov
ernnent to collect the revenue and pre-
vent and punish frauds has our unqual.
i6ed approval.
l0,h. That the power of municipal
corporations to create debts should be
restricted, and local and other expen-
diture. should be so reduced as to di-
minish taxation.
llth. The observance Of Washing
tons example in retiring at the close
of q second Presidential tenn will be
in the future, as it has been in the past,
regarded as q fundamental rule in the
unwritten law of the Republic.
18th. The distinguished success Of
his administration, which to fame of
the patriot and the soldier has added
that of the capable and judicious states
man, entities President Grant to the
gratitude Of his countrymeu. H
The lumber mill Of NJ. E. Regan, q.
Sunbury, vas destroyed by FIRE on the
2ni inst. Loss, $4,000.
A Masonic temple was dedicated in
New York on the 2nd inst. Twenty
Hve thousand Masols were in line. The
procession was five miles long. i-.-
Some days ago couple of men In
London, England, were imprisoned for
agitating strike among hands. They
we're, however, after . short imprison-
ment released, whereupon q sympathetic
demonstration, in which $4,000 people
took part, was made in their favor.
Indians in Nebraska are reported on
the war path. DO i-'.7 --a
Portions Of Western States were
visited BY heavy storms Of wind, rain
and hail on the evening of the 2nd.
A few days ago two men at Hast
ings, n. Y, were assisting to hoist a
casting weighing four tons to q height
Of fifty feet .in the Hastings sugar re.
fnery. When the casting reached q
point twenty-6v feet high some por-
tion of the hosting apparatus gave
way, when the casting fell, crushing
the two men named beneath it. Both
horribly mangled, aud one haG the up
per part Of his head cut Oft. Both
leave families.
Philadelphia has charge of couple
of men who forged aud placed on the
market IS 1000, 900 stock and bonds of
the Chiesgo and Northwestern Rail-
road.
Philadelphia proposes to send the
First Regiment Infantry National
Guard Of Pennsylvania to participate
in the celebration of the battle of
Bunker Hill, on the 18th inst.
There is tiutter in the Treasury at Wash
ington in consequence of $i7 ,OCO that were
stolen from that department last week.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES
r III RING
Admjnistraser's Notice.

E'fate Of Henry r. Gray6aI, deceased.
ETTERS of Administration on the es-
IL tate of Henry X. Graybill, late of Nc
Alisterviile, deceased, having been grant
cd to the undersigned, al persons in.
debted TO the said estsse are requested to
make immaculate payment and those having
claims wrii please present them without de-
lay to REUBEN CAyEyY
Arri' . I'D. .ii-7i7t.t-e,c-.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets rs LoW - 81

No teeth allowed to leave the office un-
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth renlodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled tn last for life
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, | will in,s',
full single sets teeth. of the very best kind,
for sl5.00. Temporary sets 500 extra.
Tuoihachc stopped IN i've minutes with
out extracting tine tooth, AZ the Dental Of
lice of q. l.. DERR, established in Mifilin.
town IN 1880.
O. L. DER3,
Jan "A. 1871 pracrical Dentist.
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SPOTTED TAIL and Red Cloud, In
dian Chiefs, on a mission to Washing
ton. with the object Of negotiating with
the government for their removal FROM
their country, whIJh embraces the
coveted Black Hills country, to terri.
tory south, have gone home without
reaching the object of their mission.
The Government offered $4,000 for
their removal. The Indians thought it
not enough. II the Red Man is leafn-
ing to drive bargain, bis white brother
taught him BY mean example. There
is little in tie Indian to admire, but
our people owe it TO themselves, to
their pretcnsiops to higher civilization,
to treat him fairly. 2 a-4 a4i
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All COST.

Persons in need Of anything usually hep,
in good Lumber Yard, shcah buy at once,
as 1 am desirous of closing out the entire
stock in ninety days from this date. Sixty
days time will be given on good bankable
paper
Persons wishing to buy Lumber will call
on Calvin b. Barley. whom have author
lied to act As my agent in selling the same.
JEREMIAH LYONS, -9ssignee.
Mn < l4-E
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Administrator,s Notice.

ETTEaS Of Administration cam fesfa-
- nisnfo aHsero on the estate of Adam
Dressler, deceased, late Of Monroe town.
ship, having been duly granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
to make them known without delay, to
THOMAS DRESSLER.
March 81, 1871.
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rREEl FREE I! FREE III
THE PIONEER.

A handsome illustrated newspaper, con
tanning information Tor everybody Tells
how and where TO secure a HONE cheap
S ESr FREE TO ALL PArrs o7 IHE WORLD.
Ii contains the NV HOMESTEAD and
TixsEn LAWS, with other interesting matter
found only in this taPer-
SEND FOR 1T AT ONCE,
II viii only cost you PosrAL Card
New number for April just out. Address
OF. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner L. z. X. r.
OMAHA, NEB.
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GREAT preparations are making in
Boston for the Centennial Celebration
Of the battle of Bunker Hill on the
18th inst.
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The proposition made in the Consti-
tutional Convention of Missouri to aboI.
ish imprisonment for debt has been re-
j&ed They need civilizins.
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coon PICTURES.

he invites all his friends and ihe public gem
orally to favor him with their patronage,
and they viii be accommodated with any
thing in the line OF Photography.
Pictures taken from Card to Life Sire,
and Painted, If desired, in Oil OF Water
ColorS.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Ambrotypes or Dagucfteotypes also
copied and enlarged, and painted if desired.
A good Selection of FRAMES kept Oh
hand at ail times, and cheaper than ever.
Solid Walnut Frames,
CIT Frames,
Imitation Walnut Frames.
Imitation Rosewood Frsntcs,
Rustic Frames.
Cabinet Imperial rrames,
Picture Nails, Screw eyes, Cord snd Tas-
sci, sc.
JOSEPH HESS.
Mifilintown. Jan. a. 1874.
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HVHE MARVEL Or THE WORLD-BF-
Il THESDA \ WATER. IL has restored
thousands from the brink of the grave
given health AMI strength ~ those deemed
beyond the reach of all medical science.
and turned the path Of affection To one "
happiness in the blessings within il, virtues.
II cures the deadly Bright's disease and
Diabetes; eradicates all diseases of the
kiduey's; restores the urinary organs To
strength and powerful 4 word, IL l., nat
ural rcstorer OF health, and has performed
the most wonderful rad miraculous cures Of
any known specific on the gIud. Address.
for circulars, &c, Carr. EuGESE X. HEy-
DRY, Waukesha, Wis.
OF - N0fl per day at home. Terms free
1u = 1GU Address GEo. Sr.SsoS h Co,
pbrfland, Me.
677 A WBEE guaranteed to Male and Fc-
~ male Agents, in their locality. Costs
NOTHING 10 try it. Particulars
FIRE. P.O. vIcKERY * CO., Augusta:
Maine.
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UIDSYCHONANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
L ING" How either sea iiisy fastI-
nate and gain the love aud affections OF any
persons they choose, instantly. This sim
pie mental requirement all may possess.
free, by mail, for 22j cents; together with u
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
i!iE.s 10 Ladies' A queer book. lCU,W0
sold. Address T. WILLIAM Il co, Pub
fishers. Philadelphia
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JEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, Mim;ntown, Pa.

JOSEPH HESS woulI respectfully invite
- all who want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
of themselves or their friends To give him
L call, and be convinced that this is the
place to get
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Sentinel snd Republican 81 500 yea
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The Courthouse job, under Section IL
OF Chapter 3S2 of the Laws of 1870, was
transacted as follows: The four Commis-
sioners were appointed Dec. /, 1870. A
day or two previously, happening to b. in
Tweed's office, corner Of Broadway and
ark-place, he spoke 10 me and said that
Conan, Walsh, Norton. and ! were TO be
such Commissioners, and that he ha6 ap-
pointed rne to represent his and Conloliy's
interests. Although he said this, received
the impression that he was not 10 receive
regular percensages on the bills audited or
allowed by such Commissioners Is hc had
in other cases. He remarked that this was
an outside affair, and that he supposed the
Commissioners would want 10 make some
thing out Of IT. When speaking Of bis iu-
tercst, ! thought at first thai he referred 10
his friends whose bills were To he paid
After our appointment the said fvur Com
missioncrs met and talked oycr and arranged
their course Of action. At first some of
them argued that the Commissioners ought
to control the money and direct the work.
But stated that much OF il WAS already
done, and that whether we had ANYTHING TO
Do Sith The rest Of u or not "a. Of no con-
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Mifilintown, Jan. =, 1874.
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This would still leave fragment Of the
interest which. as suppose, Watson and
Woodward diyided between themselves.
This va, in each instance Just 81 per cent
of the entire sum allowed for interest, being
the interest on Twecd's p per cent and on
the 50 per cent kept by the mechanics and
supply-men.
My common mode of making my afore.
said payments to Tweed was by delivering
TO him the amount in bank notes, drawn hy
myself from the bank bu; in some in
stances gave him my check directly,
which suppose. he deposited. Imay have
sometimes drawn such check in his favor
for the exact % per cent. of the bill or bills
just paid to me as aforesaid but it was ir-
tended TO avoid such exactitude, and when
gave him check it was generally for
some round sum not exactly amounting to
any such % per cent. But m every case 1
pid hun the whole of the % per ccst.
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b. Hays, and adopted the following
platform: .
The Republicans of Ohio, in con. en-
tion assembled, reafhrming the cardinal
principles of their organization, which
have become recognized maxims of pol
icy. State and National, declar. On spe-
ci6c points the series Of sentiment, fol-
lowing: i-.'. ..'..I,
lst. The States are one, as nation,
and all citizens are equal under the
laws, and are entitled TO their fullest
protection. aIi' .l t.. -.......
I'd. That policy of finance should be
stesdily pursded which, without uDne-
eessary shock to business or trade, will
ultimately equalize the purchasing ca
pacity Of the coin aud paper dollar.
Sd. We are in favor of tariff for
revenue, with incidental protection to
American industries. e..
4th. We stand BY free education,
ocr Pabiic school system, the taxation
Of all fol. its supper. and no division of
the school fund.
D. 5,h- Under our Republican system
of government there should be no con-
nectiou, direct o: indirect, between
Church aud State, and we oppose all
Legislation 10 the interest Of any par
ticulsr sect. Upon this subject We
should not fail to profit oy the experI-
encc Of foreign governments, where eff
forts Of The Church to control the State
constitute an evil Of great magnitude,
and endanges Toe power and prosperity
of the people.
6t5- v 1emaDd such q rssisios Of
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WASHINGTON.
Important Proceedings iii the
Senate.
An Effort to get hold OF Default
erS.
Nominations by the President.
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

SENATE.
WAsli1SGroN, Dec. ia number
of memorials were presented and prop
erly referred.
Wright introduced bill declaring
the true intent and meaning of the
Union Pacific r.. r. r Aetionawas re-
ferrcd to the judiciary committee.
Davis submitted resolution citing
the law requiring reports be made to
congress annually of persons indebted
to the government, list Of defaulters,
the amount of defalcation, &C., and
calling upon the secretary of the treas
ury TO inform the senate why such re-
ports have not been made. In sub.
mitting the resolution, Davis said no
report had been made since 1865. He
believed an immense sum was due the
government by defaiuters. 1t was
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WIN. Il. Astor's wealth.

The several estimates copied into
the Pioneer Press Of the wealth Of the
recently deceased Wm.i iB. Astor agree
in placing it at the immense sum of
$500, 900, 600, showing him to be GER
taiuly the richest man in the United
States, ifnot in the world.
1t is hard to realize such vast sums
Of m oney without the aid Of compari-
son or illustration. Suppose, for in.
stance Mr.. Astor's fortune consisted
Of one dollar bills. A pile Of these
bills one inch high would contain $3.50
extend the pile up elecen miles and
YOU would still have sufficient left
rom Astor's fortune to make several
men Of moderate ambition happy. A
single bill is u inches long; 100000 :
900 Of them would completely girdle
the earth, aud few hundred miles left
over. Corded up thcv would make q
pile containing 225 cords Of l2S cubic
feet.each.
Two hundred million dollars equally
divided would give every man. woman
and child in the United States IS each
and would comfortably feed forty
million people :hree weeks.
The value Of q ton Of pure gold,ac
corling to the calculations Of thu
United States mint is s6O2, 100 and q
ton Of silver, s37,7 Two hundred
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chsoledt, Of Austria, cabinpassengers;
sterage passengers killed are Heinrich.
Koutz nnd Otto Kaufman, natives of
North Germany; cabin passenger is
Mrs. Martins, Of Bremen; stecrage
passengers wounded are Rudolph
Wittc, Of New York; VIM. Schmidt,
Joseph Dawes and Wllhelm Thomas.
There were altogether 81 persons kill
cd and 33 wounded, "a majority being
residents Of Bremen, who went down
to the dock as spcctatorsof shipment
OF passengers. The man who de-
livercd the box Of d,namitfhad plan
ned that an explosion should take
place on the ocean during the voyage
of the, Mosel outward.
MADRAS, Dec. l3.-The prince Of
Wales arrived here this morning and
was enthusiastically received.
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Failed.
New YolK, Dec. l3.-.John Hop
kins, leather dealer, failed to-day.
Heavy Robbery.

New York, Dec. 13.-A trunk con
tanning fifteen million dollars worth Of
bonds was stolen from one of Dod's
express wagons AZ Watts, on Canal
street, Saturday night. The bonds
were in the care Of the minister from
Guatemala, who arrived in this city
Friday. fthey were tt,-be- used zas
part Of the payment due the United
States government. The minister,
Senor l.. Dorvinccntc, was staying at
No. IL Forty-second street Saturday,
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in gold would therefore weigh
in round numbers 332 tons, and in sill.
yer 5,264 tons.
IN Earthquake at Nebraska
City.

Nebraska City Press, Dec. OH
This morning about three O'clock,
this city was visited by slight shock
Of earthquake. 1t sounded like rum.
bling thunder, shook houses, and
awoke the whole city. One lady who
lives in the southeastern part Of the
city near South Table creek, describes
how the shock affected her house:-
"l'was fast asleep when about three
o'clock l woke up to fix my plants,
when l heard loud rumbling noise,
as if the house was coming down, the
doors few open, the dlshesin the cup.
board ratified, and one door which was
bolted flew open with a loud report,
Jas if a cannon was being fired off. 1
was terribly frightened, but being
strong nerved determined to find out
what shook the house. Going out
doors, the night was beautiful, the
heavens cloudless, and all WAS calm
and still, there being no wind what
/, ever. There was nothing astir about
the horse, but it was several seconds
/ after got back5into the house before
the dishes stopped rattling, and the
l!house- was perfectly quiet.
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stated last year, when similar rcso.
luton was offered, that it would cost
S75 700, and require several months
to furnish list Of delaultcrs, thes'
amounts involved, &c.
Sherman suggested that the rcsolu-
tion be referred to- the committee on
finance.
Thurman, saw no reason why the
resolution should not be adopted and
sent dircctlyto the secretary of the
treasury. Sherman objected because
ccrtain assertions were made in the
resolution which were not known to
be, facts.
Davis saw no reason why IT should
not be sent Immediately. !,
Boutwell, said the statute as it now
stood did not require the secretary of
1.-The treasury to furnish such list.
Sherman said he would not object
to the resolution being printed aud
laid over until tomorrow, but he
gave notice now he would hereafter
move to refer to the proper. commit
tee all resolutions of inquiry where
questions Of factsor law are involved.
The resolution was then laid over un-
til Tomorrow. 1t will be printed.
Morrill, Of Vermont submitted a res:
olution instructing the committee on
foreign affairs to enquire into the cx;
pcdicncy Of providing a general law
for the extradition Of fugitives from
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intending to go to washington. He
packed the bonds in. his trunk, and
when ,hesrohbcry was made known
to the Guatemala minister, he fell in
a faint, and required medical assis-'
tance to restore him. He said
the bonds could not be replaced. He
went to Washington last night. One
man has been arrested charged with
participation in the robbery.
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Justice, and also as to the .Propriety
oi refusing an asylum to fugitive
criminals, and removing them from
the country, He thought We could
raise up enough Of our own. The
resolution was agreed to.
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Failed for $4,000.

BosroS, Dec. l3.-The failure Of
IRELAND, Harding .S l.oomis, cxten.
sivc wholesale clothing dealers here,
is reported. Their liabilities are es-
timatcd at s75O,oO0. G. NJ. IRELAND,
special partner is reported to have
failed, having endorsed for the firm
for half million.
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T TELEGRAPH ! "a H.
4 O'clock, 3. M.
A Fifty Million Bond Robbery
in New York City.
Further Particulars ofthe Bre-
men Hayre Explosion.
FOREIGN.

PANAMA, Dec. l3.-Badrc Palacios,
the priest who was the cause of the
.outrages, murders, and incendarism,
at San Miguel in Salvador, has been
condemncd-to death 10y u military
tribunal
Government banks, Of Peru, my
be said to be virtually bankrupt. The
negotiations at Paris for the sale Of
two million tons Of guano, were not
accepted by the government. 1t
wanted moro liberal offers.
THE KILLED AND wouspnb- An
: EXPLOSION IN BREMEN.
NEw DIRK, Dec. IA dispatch
from Bremen Havre says the passen-
gers of the steamship killed by the
cxplosionof the dynamite are Herman
Cramer, Of Iowa, and Alfred Grani:
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Can Monte men Ride:

Thomas Thurston began suit in the
United States court at Omaha on the
9th against tho Union Pacific r. r.
Co. for refusing him admission to q
transfer train yesterday, after he had
purchased a ticket from Omaha to the
Pacific Junction, Iowa. Damages are
laid at $4,000. Thurston was put of
the train by q special policeman at the
depot, who recognized him an belong
ing to the monte men, who are pro-
hibited from riding in Union Pacific
cars. This is a test case to ascertain
whether the railroad company caa
prevent these men from riding on
their cars after they have purchased
tickets ---------
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It was matter of general convcr.
sation on the streets to-day, many OF
our citizent having felt the shock

A tie game-Getting married.
The man who would like to see
you-thc blind man.
A man born without feet must
necessarily be notorious.
"You may tread on me for s4,' pla-
card on a pair of boots.
1t makes hen tender to let her,lay
a while after she is dead.
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New York.
NEW York, Dec. 13.
WnEAr-Quiet and heavy; No. Chi
cago, $l.00; No.2 Milwaukee, $l.25; +;
No. spring, $l.3l@1.34 for new and old !;
winter red western, $1.15@1.33.
RYE-Quict and firm.
CoRN-Old, steady; new, dull and droop-
inn; Steam western mixed, 74c; said do,
741s@75c; new western mixed, G2@G7c.
BARLEY-Dull and declining. ).
OATs-Quiet and unchanged mixed
western and state, 44@g49c.
PoRK--Dull, at $2l.75. ~
LARD-Heavy, at 13c.
WnlsKY-s1.1Sll4.
MILWAUKEE,.
S MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1a
WnEAT-Du.l; No. 2. 0s1sc for cash i;
81 ,O01s for Jan; $l.0l}a for Feb; No. 3
S31sc.
OATs-Firm; No. 9, 32alc.
RYE-Firm; No. 1. 79c. =
| BARLEx-Firm; No. 2, DOC.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 49,
WmEAy-Stcady; No. 9 fall, e14215@
1.43 for cash; 81 40 bid for Dec: No. 5 fall,
$1.2815@1.29; No. 4 fall, 95c.
CoRN-Dull; 42A@421l1e for cash );
4llzc for Dec.
OArs-Lower to sell; 33c for cash; 3ac
bid for Dec.
BAnLEY-Unchangcd.
WHlsKY-tSteady, at .1?.
Unchanged.
PoRK-Quiet, at $1,000.
LARD-Quiet, at 12Ac.
Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.
.Hoos-Firm. Receipts. II 600; common
to choice packing. $675@710; light, $3.50
@705 heavy, $7.0OQ174O.
CATTLE-Quiet Receipts, 1000; good
to choice, s4.50@610; fair to medium, $3.77
@4.25.
ST. LOUIS
Z, ST. LOUIS. Dec. 13.
Hoes-Steady and active. Receipts. o.
900. Workers, ee.5O@8.so; packing, 800
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec, Ii.
WnEAT-Unsettlcd and lower; 97llc for
cash; 0734c bid for jan; 0S54c for Feb;
No. 3, S0Zc; rejected, G5la@G7c,
CoRN-Weak and lower; 40c for cash;
481sc for Dec.
OATS Steady; sol &c for cash.
RYE-6s068ll &c.
BARLEY-Firmer SIC for cash.
PoRK-Firm and higher; S19.3o for cash /;
1880 for Feb.
LARD-Steady, at 12lic foreasll.
WHIsKY-f1ll. n