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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-12
The CircuA-

Have We been saying anything lately
about the circus: If We have not we
take this early occasion to make amends
The sensation is pretty much immense
when We reflect that Jackley's Circus,
the same which is 70 be here on Friday.
even rs We write is giving form those
peculiarly untitled brit seductive sounds
OF music, the elulI,Ice of the ring
master. the great wit Of TIE clown. the
spasmodic laughter of the audience and
the rushing sound of the fiery untamed
steeds. We say it is overcoming. this Is,
and we find difficulty in restraining
desire to turn handspring over the i'm
posing stone or I'erpetrate flying
trapezs gyration on the back stretch Of
our stove-pipe. A to the doings Of the
gifted Jackle,s and their fellow spang-
lers, in Virginia City, the Chronicle of
last evening let's us known AS follows:
although the immense tent Of Jscklsys
Circus holds over 4, 900 people, hundreds
of persons were turned away last even
ing, unable to gain admittance. Tie
standing room in front OF the seats was
all taken. and it WAS with difficulty
those in the rear could witness the per
nance. The Jackley family consists Of
eleven persons. one OF whom IL q lady
The youngest performer is a little boy
four year. old. They hnilt pyramids.
formed srtistic groupings and thew
back ssmersaults from the top Of n pile
of tables, over twenty feet in hight.
The bare back riding of James Shields
was one Of the most interesting features
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Government officials have seized a
great number Of dis,illeries in Chicago
and St. Louis. How all this came about
is detailed as follows by the telegraph:
A Washington special says The work
of unearthing the gigantic frauds in the
whisky trade which has resulted in the
above seizures, were begun in st. Louis
nnder the direct supervision of Major
G. W. Fish back. editor of the st. Louis
Democrat, who, having satisfied himself
Of the existence Of a formidable whisky
ring, including ST. Louis, Chicago and
Milwaukee, obtained authority to ferret
them out. and with the aid Of Martin
Colency, commercial editor of the Dem
ocrat, succeeded fully in doing 50. 1t is
said that in ST. Louis alone so. coo bar
rels have escaped the tax through consiv-
ance Of revenue officials with dis''lels
and rectifiers. and the amount Of which
the government has been defraudsd is
placed at 81, 200, 600 OF this amount the
dishonest revenue officials received abont
40 per cent. A Washington special says
the discovery Ct these frauds is the real
reason for the displacement of Commits
siener Douglass. although he was in 10
manner implicated in them. but his con
fidenee in his system of supposed checks
On frauds lead him unconsciously into
the schemes Of the variop. rings.
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NIE No. II.

An Ordinance in relation 20 he working IF
Convirts on the public streets Hllrys, grounds
Aud works of Carson City.
y he Board Trustees of Car~sL CITY do OF
dsin:
SECTION I. When any I-:son shsil he found
guilty Of any of, Ms. undt: any Ordinance Of
Cars,L C..y . MD as pGnisEIu- therefor. zen
t-rceo To iTlI risonnlrnt 10 !le city jill in Ge
fau,t II payment 81 tue o. eth. wis, the Surt
prcUouEciGa such sentence may make Il part
thereof that such r.rson shall WORK dpTing thu
time 81 su,L imlrs0nn, ut. i'll thu. s.al wor..
.lg hsar-. GA any public sire, t. sley. grJGnd ca
work # sK,d lily, uha.r he EulerN sion 81 Ii.
City As:sssl, = LILY Policeman LIZ may desiy.
nate.
SIC. .. r.fussl on the part of shy person
in work required in section of this or
'inaace shall be deemed . contempt Of the
Court 10y which the sentence was pronounced
and sLall be- punishable by tne not exceeding
one huudr.u dollars. or imprisonment not "a.
reedirg fifty days. or by both snch ine an
imprisonHItI.t, in the discr ion OF the Cou;
AioI ted May 10, 1873
II. F. RICE. Pre-. leit
Attest: r. J. EDwAHps, City Cl'yk.
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The ssBonanxa. for All.

Invalids. by nervous debility, DESTROYS Of
again feeling the vieor Of health and vim of
system, should take few bottles Of DE- HEN.
LEY's CELEBRATED l. X. L. B1T4ns. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration Of
returning health. No case Of dyspepsia, indi.
gestion. loss OF appetite. rheumatism, kidney or
liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative
power. Every part Of the human system re-
quires and should receive sustenance and sup.
port from the stomach. regulated BY the liver
II the stomaeh cannot supply the aliment re-.
quired. the whole system languishes. I0rtify
your organs Of life with these bitters. and In :
few days you will feel your whole system invi-
Sorated, for every disease arising from disorder
Cd liver. stomach or bowels. il d Invaluable; Il
will Fsvivs yosr shattered system. Dyspspttcs
and pers0ns Of bilious habit should keep Il
within reach, II they value health and sass.
apl7-1R
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The VIOLATION OF ORDISAHCE CAsEs
Yesterday Judge witherell called up
the case of John Bland. found guilty. by
Jury trial, of fast driving in the streets in
violation Of an ordinance Of the town su-
thorities. Mr.. Bland was fined the round
sum of $50. The case of the people of
Carson vs.. S. +. Jones, WAS then called.
The defendant demanded . jury trial.
He got it, and six Of Mr.. Jones country
men were impanueled and Fat upon his
case. After tremendous struggle BY
counsel the case was submitted to the
Jury. A season Ct serious deliheration
resulted in a verdict Of guilty" and
Mr.. Jones comes u for sentence to- day.
A Coop JoB-Hans, the same whom
We enormously reported dead in the
sage brush" some months ago, being the
guest Of the city, has been of late clean
ing up the accumulated rubbish which
lies under the lee of the north wall Of
the county building. He has done his
job in first rate shape, SO we'll. indeed,
that that long time rubbish-bestrewn
corner looks better now than We have
seen it look these many days.
CHARLEY GooD'N, on leave Of absence
from his chair in the Enterprise editorial
room, went this way on a prospecting
tour to Mono county, California. Hope
he may come back in possession of i'm
proved health and big bonanza.
We never can think Of the name of
John B. Winters and Harry Clawson's
silver mine-but Harry was in from there
yesterday. he and Col. Charles Tozer,
who has been looking into the bowels of
the same-the mine, We mean. All we'll
there, We believe.
George ellison, our enterprisiDg
is on his way to Washington,
D. c.. to attend tho session of the Su- |
prsrne Lodge Of the Knights of Pythias. !
He is tho representative OF that Order !
from this State.
Frank Wilton's Variety Troupe are
playing in Reno. They appear in that
place tonight and tomorrow night.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company yesterday paid dividend of
il0 per share. aggrsgatiDg $1S0, 900.
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ONCE MORE WITH eLRR do We turn to
the favorits subject Of the Capitol Square
fence. There is . great and cons.an .
impulse to speak of that piece Of ground
a. The Plaza" but that is, as our
sense OF propIiety at once suggests,
quite beneath the dignity OF the subject.
AID altogether inadmissible.) Three
sides OF the square have already been
traversed by the stone nasors who are
laying the subtsrransan wall. To-day
OF tomorrow. no doubt, they will finish
the fourth or south side. This will
leave everything in readiness for the
final curbing-ths handsome square
stones. specimens OF which even now
stand in the street hard by waiting to be
placed in position. To diverge littls
from the main question. it is not far out
of tho way to inform our readers that
vorkmen are engaged in repairing the
stone work of the entrance and vestibule
of the State House. This part of the
building was good deal shaken by an
earthquake few years ago. Some
handsome progress is making in the
trench for the sub-capitoline drain pipes
We infer that the ultimate completion of
this work will be delayed longer than
sther ~iss for the reason that the pottery
whence the earthernware pipes are fur
nished took FIRE lately and was con-
sumsd. We are glad to observe the
healthy and mountainous form of our
massive friend Stewart of adipose fame,
contentedly perspiring over his contract
We ars glad to feel that We may be per-
mitted to refer to this pleasant subject
again at an early date.
EPIscoPAL CHURCH FEsrIvAL.-We ac-
the receipt Of 4 compliment
tary ticket to a social party to be given
at Moore 4. Parker's Hall under the
of the ladies' of St. Peters
on Thursday. May l3-to.mor-
row evening. The price of admission to
the party is fifty cents, ladies free. We
Also learn from the face of the tickets
that the doors open at 8 O'Clock and that |
there will be dancing from Q to IL. Lives
there young man or woman with soul |
70 dssd a. never to herself hath said |
Ibis is me own me native land And |
will any such finch from bis or her
duties and natural inelinations regarding
this social party? Nor, We hops, with
out . struggle. ]
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PAINFUL RuMoR-The report has been

PAINFUL RuMoR-The report has been
gaining credence for the last few days
that C. II. Dsmliug. who formerly kept
q grocery and provision store at the
corner of Union and Fl streets, in this
city. together with his wife and Q
daughter aged about ten years, were
among the passengers by the Inflated
Schiller. which was wrecked and lost on
the Sicily Islands last Friday. 1t il
known that they sailed for Europe with
in day of the time the Schiller left, and
it is quite probable that they took pas
sage on the unfortunate steamer. II SO,
it is very certain that they are numbered
among the two hundred who found q
watery grave. IS their names do not ap-
pear among the list Of survivors,
Enterpriss.
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ORDINANCE No. Is,

An Ordinsncs III relation to Policemen
The Board Of Trustees of Carson City 10 Or
dain:
SECTION !. The City Marshal rsay appoint
Special Policemen for Carson City, when he
deems i. Necessary 80 to do: but tuch Policemen
shall receive no compensation from said city,
unless hereafter so ordained by the Board Of
Trustees.
Adopted Nay 10, 1878.
II. F. RICE, President.
Attest: T. J. EDWARDS, City Clerk.
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VALUABLE DOG Losr.--Mr. de Eeuf . beauti.
full and valuable setter dog. spot, !. missing.
When his owner last saw him he had on . collar
and . tag. numbered 81. Anyone finding the
same and returning him to his owner 1t Fox's
Bookstore will bs suitably rewarded and ne
questions asked. myll-1w
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This is purse and race for EdGington.
1t seems to us that this is a very hand
some performance for an unframed
horse-s performance which promises
something very low down in the teens
with careful training and good luck.
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NEWARK
LAND COMPANY.
SAN Francisco Bay, Alameda Co. California.
Title perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY 10 now in
shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in. This
Company will BE- pr. pared in May to IA he par ties
by ste suiboat and rzilroa to their town and
lands. BY reference to the Coast Survey chart
it will be seen that .; rotrsro Point in front Of
through the channel from the Pacific, with the
c. p. X. X. RAINING in . direct line through
Livermore Pass, making this the connecting
point between all parts VI the United States and
by deep water to all parts Of the globe and the
greatest manufacturing point on the Bay Of fan
Francisco plenty Of water. good climate. excel
lent soil, aud easy communication. Purchasers
getting possession can False large crops by
planting ~ late - July 10Th. This Company
will commence active operations il building
soon. For all information, Circular, maps, and
subscription. apply at the Office Of the Company
4o5 Il California street, basement, opp, site Bank
Of California. San Francisco. This land
will be sold at auction May Il, 1873.
BY n N. Newhan 4 Co., In acres and
lots 10 the highest biAuer. Terms Of
sale. Credit TO large buyers. Possession will
be given by the lst Of June. IL the crops
are Oh.
Steamer n. 9. Latham leaves the foot Of Bran.
nan street, opposite the Pacific Mail steamship
Wharf, San francisco. sundays, Mondays, We'd.
nesdsys and Fridays. At $50 o'clock. arriving at
Newark ut II TO hali-pss; II. according to the
tide, Swing from four TO five hours on he
ground Returning leave Newark ct hall. pas, 3
O'Clock, arriving Ut San Francisco at half past
six p n. The best Of Restaurants on the steamer
on the New Yoik plan. pay only for what you
get: Breakfast. 50 cents; Dinner rs cents Fare
for round trip seventy-five cents. Stages con-
meet with boat, running to Niles, Centreville.
Washington Corners. Warm Springs and Ssn
Jose.
chAS. r. PETERS,
myl1-lm Manager.
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THE SEQ. 900 RACE
The xsEe-hrush Herss the Winner:

Through the thoughtful Kindness IT
our friend Eenmis Pinley Of the PiAl-y
branch line of the A. 4 T. Telegraph,
We have the following report Of the heats
AS they were made yesterday in the
match race at San Francisco between
Abe Edgington's horse and tbs converted
PAGER. Defiance
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IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession. DIR. VIZ. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases Of the Throat and Chest DIR,
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHR ANODYNE cures
lin enc hlNUTk. mhl2-SIn
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corner Of King and ormsoy streets 10 becoming
the favorite resort Of this city The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer while the
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
At the bar. A first class Pedro Cows for the
Amusement Of guests, . cold luneh ut all hour
and hearty good cheer for all are its ecomnen.
dations to public favor. X. Il. Brown IL the
proprietor.
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A Narrow Escape was experienced
yesterday from a danger that might have
carried with it very serious consequences
for this town. About 6 p. III. the warn
ing whistle of the several hosting works
gave notice of fire. 1t was quickly u.s.
ertained to be at the hosting works Of
the Raymond i Ely. 1t appears that
some sparks from the furnace caught in
some litter and from thence in the wood
in the boiler room. The employees got
the donkey engine speedily to work
which extinguishsd the fire about the
time the Fire Department got to the
scene. O~ing to the pipes being laid in
the street. making it very rough besides
being up hill all the way. the Depart
ment were delayed in getting to the
scene of the fire A. quickly as they other
wise would have done. No one can es-
innate the disaster that Phoebe escaped
by the prompt work of the employees of
the Raymond L Ely Company.-P;oehe
Record, Maya.
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IKrEREs ING AND INFORMANT CALCULATIONS
1t il estimated that Of the II, - go women In
America, At least II 80 80 wear calico dresses
1t is not an unreasonable superstition that the
spirit Of economy has. during the past year. in
average Of eleven yards sseh naking, in ell. .
lOos to tho trade Of l2l. ~ ~ yards. This 10
nearly The ertire product q al the Hasschu.
sits mills fer year. From the above Il will
b oeen hsW easy. from slight inducsDena or
necessary economy. an overburdened market
may - produced In the article Of cotton goods.
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MINING STOCK REPORT

-
700 o,.;,-S Ser" reiI roh. -os> g
.Se Hp1;..n o. az o. ~ 90 'o/-' 20
,s0 go, :. -, Yus, ~ IN
aoe D.. = 49, .o11 ro,s' "a
TX Sa..os 1no M ,os hso y 1oe
"a ChoIisr 70 * III i' WV i''
,so Al. % 31s ali
3s0 RII.hsr 10 al
~ -. 90
.Eo $3.50 =, 20 'S
SeO @. D.. ., ,,.,o aha .,1,
* y.l,or Iaclst 81 81 - 90
io~ 20 NC ~, "a
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a PU IL Lie
CR0QUET GARDEN!
Or The GrouI ds 81 Colonel lsscb Jchn.or,
Corner Of Carson and Eighth reefs.
WV. TALLEY, PROPRIETOR.

Ladies god Cent?, Issn DESTROYS of playing y
game OF Croquet can do ~ 10y applying to the
Proprietor. there are two separate Grounds
open 10 nil.
50 Free Swing to all Na
REFRESHMENTS =. consisting Of Ice Cream,
Soda Nate, etc, can b. had On the CrOuads.
nyll-ln ". W. TALLY.
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III, most an using and lhughsplc trio OF ~,
tctgue,
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THE VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE CASKS.
Yesterday Judge witherell called up
the case OF John Bland, found guilty, BY
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AMERICAN FARMER.

rI'his pioneer journal ofagricultnrc main
| tains It's high character 1t pays spec
ial attention to the staple crops OF the MID
die and Southern States, Fertilizers, home
made and artificial; Lie Stock; The Dairy;
Fruit Growing; Trucking: Ornamental
Gardening; Fish Culture; Bee Keeping;
Domestic Economy, &c.
Among its leading features are Original
Correspondence from successful tulluiIs'S
in AL branches; Reports OF our most pro
rrcssivc Farmers Clubs; Information o.
the aid Science is lending TO Agriculture,
1t is a Farm Paper, toH the working
thinking, reading farmer and ior his laml
" and iiresiClc 1t is published monthly,
in form convenient for reading az bInd'
ing for future reference, making in year
a volume Of over 200 large pages, hand
somcy printed in good type on fine paper.
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Address
SAML. SANDS & son,
Publishers Amcrican Farmer, BAIT, Md
dec. l5-tf
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NOTICE TO TAX
~ PAYERS FOR 1875.

NOTICE TO TAX
N PAYERS FOR 1875.
am now prepared to receive Taxes ~
1915, and hope that those interested Will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
save per cent. discount, thereby furnish.
ing me with the money to pay the county
Indebtedness promptly.
On State Tax discount of 5 per cent.
will be allowed during the month of Au-
gust and 4 per cent. during the month of
September, and 3 per cent. during the
month of October.
Interest will be charged from the 1st of
january, and collections enforced.
70 those who owe taxes on the old
Books, am collecting all back Taxes by
Law as fast as can, without respect to
persons, and those who have not already
had distrain notices served on them may
expect such service very soon.
| wish it distinctly understood that l
HAY" no authorized Agents collecting for
me through the county.
GEORGE w. MILLER,
auw cost. Collector.
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sNSOLVENT notice.

NToticc is hereby given, that the 2d Mon
N day ofDcc. next, succeeding this date,
has been fixed forthc appearance before tho
Circuit Court of Frederick County Of
EPHRAlM NASH, an applicant for the
bcn,fi of the 4Sth Article ofthc Maryland
Code of Public General Laws, entitled IN
Solvents" to answer such heterogeneous
or allegations IS his creditors, cndorscrs,
or surctics may propose or allcgc against
him at which time and place his crcdi.
tors, and all others interested, may attend
and shcw cause, if any they have why the
said EPIIRAIM NASH should not have
the benefit OF the 4Sth Aartclc of the Mary
land Code, aforesaid, as prayed.
Test, -.
THOMAS GORStCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Frcd'k Co.
Augl3}m.
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n s+s.sszSs COLOSSAL GOLD SllEAF
SEED WHEAT.

The attention of Farmers is specially in.
vi,cd to this new cereal, which for its pro-
life qualities, hardness and freedom from
disease perhaps outrvaIS all other accii-
mated varieties. Its perfect adoption to
every variety of soil and climate makes II II
peculiar favortc with both American and
British Farmers.
s1%- Itmaturcs in about twenty days less
,imc than oats, 80
1t is a remarkable grain to stand severe
drought.
The heads will average ten inches in
length.
I'VE will send sample specimen heads to
farmers on receipt Of ten cents, by maui,
which will be life evidence Of the cnor-
nous growth of the wheat. Agents to
whom we have sent specimen heads are
making enormous profits, showing the
heads to the ncighbors, and taking orders)
The stalk is sufficiently strong to support
the head and prevent its lodging The
grain for stock tM}4 is equal if not S"p'r]@r
to indian ccr">,;'N ripcns while inc slalk
is vet green. We ,.Ivc tested its supcrio-
ritv as far north as Ontario and Quebec,
and as tar south as New Mexico, proving
its perfect adaptations to every variety OF
soil and climate in North America.
C.s- Terms, Cash. Nc G. o. D. pack
ages sent out.
Sample packages sent, postage palG, for
$110 by mail. one bushcl, by express, 81
Ten bushels Ivy express, $25. Send money
Ly Registered Letter, at our risk. Address
GUSTAVE LINDSEY & co.
aug6-2m llolsloh Va
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FRED ERIC x w Fl L E,
Justice of the Peace and Col.
IPcsOr,

WILL attend to all business entrusted TO
aim with prompncss and fidelity.
~" Otticc for the present in DR.. Whites
Office near the Square
Nychanicstown, Md July 12-H
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AGRICULTURAL.

FARMING ON GENERAL PRINCE
PIES The London Agricultural Ga
xette, in one of its leading articles,
has the following remarks on this sub
iect: "a young farmer cannot learn
too carly the important lesson that the
profit or loss of particular acts of hus-
bandry cannot be determined for him
on general principles. He will, IN
deed, do we'll to remember the advice
of famous physician who, on enter
ing sick chamber, Immediately
ordered q blister to be put on the
patients head. A young doctor, an
almrer of the masters skill, asked
him what he had seen at a single
glance to justify the blister. The re-
ply WIS that long lecture would be
required to cxpound his reasons fully,
since they were derived from the close
observation of symptoms during a
long experience. He added in refer
ence to his rapid insight: The pa
tlent's eye mad something to do with
it but it was not that alone, so don't
90 and blister the patient every time
YOU observe such an eye This Is an
illustration Of the errors which a man
who farmed on general principles with
insufficient knowledge Of details would
be certain to commit. And we would
recommend course Of practical OBJ
yervations in the field bv every agrl-
cultural student, in order that he may
avoid such mistakes.
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The Professors at the Agricultural
College at Amherst are trying inter-
csting experiments with a vine of the
mammoth Chill. They have one
squash upon the scales, and are mark
ing its increase in weight, which is
now three pounds per day. The
growth of its leaves is also recorded.
Another scale marks the increase Of
its vine il length; and still another Of
is tendrils. An ingenious contrlvance
is arranged to find out the movements
e an unsupported tendrll; the result
j. worked IN triangles on a paper per
pcndIcular to the free tendril.
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Near Jlarngton, Ohio, lives a Wild
ow and her daughter aged 20, an IN
tpIllgent and estlmabIe girl, wno own
50 acres Of land, which they farm
themselves. The daughter breaks ny
the ground, plants and tends the
crops, drives the moving machine and
horse,ake, and with the mothers as
yistance does the entire labor Of the
tarm.