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Cardinal Artouelli.

Cardinal Antonelli keeps himself nearly
as close in the Vatican as does the Pope
himself. He loves work and he has enough
Of it, for the correspondence with the Epis-
copal pro-consuls in different parts of the
world makes as large demands as did that
OF Sejantus in the time OF the Roman En-
pire, of which the Papacy is sort OF paro-
dy. A leading newspaper at Rome says OF
Antonelli: ale is always at his table busy
with his accounts and his letter writing.
The Secretary of State of His Holiness la
bors with untiring ardor, but it may be said
that his work is quite as much that OF a
banker as diplomatist. His Eminence is
engrossed with the care of millions, and is
casting about to zee how these huge sums
of Peters pence can be proftably invested.
He writes and receives letters from the
principal bankers, examines and gives a
push to projects of various kinds in a word,
is occupied not only with the affairs Of the
Holy See, but with his own also, in the dis
patch Of which he wishes DO other hand
than his own to qe employed. The diplo-
mats who visit the cardinal say that be does
not care much TO talk about the actual sit
uation of the church and Of Europe, but
prefers conversation upon financial themes,
selecting for such talks those representa-
tives of foreign affairs who are best inform
ed upon money matters, and who can g i've
him the most useful information" The
cardinal has fortune of his own, estimated
in value at many millions of Italian lire,
and it has been entirely accumulated since
he has held his SACRED" of6ce-a period
now Of about seven and twenty years.
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Church Pevs.

There is speck of history connected
with the origin of church-pews that canno,
help but prove interesting. In the early
days OF the Anglo-Saxon, and some of the
Norman churches, stone bench afforded
the only sitting accommodation for men,
bers or visitors. In the year 1919 they are
spoken OF as sitting on the ground or in a
standing posture. At later period the
people introduced low, three-legged stools,
and they were placed in no uniform order
in the church. Directly after the Norman
conquest wooden seats came in fashion. In
1887 decree was issued that none should
call any scat in the church his own except
noblemen and patrons, each entering and
holding the one he first found From 1870
10 l5io seats were more appropriated, and
a crowbar guarded the entrance bearing
the initial of the owner. IL WAS an Ices
that galleries were thought Of And a.
early as l6li pews were arranged 10 afford
comfort by being baized or cushioned,
while the sides around were so high as 10
hide the occupants device of the Puri-
tans TO avoid being seen by the officer, who
reported those who did not stand when the
name OF Jesus was mentioned.
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Popular Currency.

A young and pretty woman who was a
passenger by the train from the East yester.
day morning. had her attention attracted
to some pictorial papers which one of the
newsboys WAS vending at the depot, and in
quired the price. Ten cents apiece" Il
would like 10 have one, only | haven't any
Oh ange with me. Then Won don't gets
EN-" classicallv remarked the dealer in
literature. The woman hesitated a mo-
ment, and then intimated that she would
kiss the newsboy ii he would give her the
paper. Kissing was goodies that he had
never hoped for under such circumstances,
and he intimated his willingness to accept
the proposal, scarcely thinking she was in
earnest but kiss him she did, right out on
the depot platform, and then, possessing
herself Of the paper, she entered a car,
leaving the newsboy blusning, grinning,
and yet looking worried, as if he felt a
streak OF electricity running up and down
his back.
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AT the primary election the other day
the negro voters were ruled out. Yester-
day an old negro, who takes great interest
in politics, was found making Tor the train
with his carpet-bag in his hand. 81. met
him and said: Hello, Uncle Ben, whar
you gwine in such a agertated hurry" "Ise
gwine down to Griffin, niggah !" "You is ?"
Yes, is; gwine to immigrate down to
whar dere's high toneness." What's de
matter wild dis hyar town." "Lissen to me,
boy! Yves done been free nigh onter leb-
ben year, hain't we? Dere's bin lots oh
leckshions round har since den, bain't
dere? Now, when it has come to pass in
dis yer city OBJ Atlanta dat one OBJ de fust
gentlemen OBJ de town run for aldyman, and
don't chen say 'Hyar, Ben, is little sumhn
to keep your upper lip stiff it's time fur
an ole niggah like me ter go off ter his ole
home and die" 'Good-byew said ST., as
the old man entered the depot-Aaant1
Consultation
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

FROM prominen: gentleman and resident Of Gin.
cinnati Ohio. Tor the past forty ysars veil kno
70 the Newspaper pa bliahen hro1gheut the United
States:
NEW YesK, Oct II, ls70
DE- RADwAY.-Dear 6ir:-I am induced By
sepse Of duty 10 the suffering 10 myks brief state
nent Of the working Of your medicine on myself
For - veral ye<rs ] asd been affected with some
trouole in the tiada-r and urinary organs which
some tweiss MONTH go eliminated IN Q mo.t ter.
nhly Affecting disease, which the physicians ali
said yrs proetatic structure In the uretha q also
Inflammation Of the, EidDevs and oisdder, and
gave t - their oisinlnn that my age-73 yean-
Soaia PREVENT my ever keitiog radically cursd.
hsd tired . number o. phi ysicians, ind had taken
large quantity medicine, both aiIopathie and
homeopatnic; but had goa NO relief had read
Of sssoeishing curea having been made ey your
remedies, and some four months ago read . no.
tice In the Philad. iphiA sasur ~ Evening Post
Of cure having been efecteA on person Who b
long been suffering = had been. I vent h.ht Cd
and GOT some OF e..h-your sarapanllian kesol.
vent, Resdy ksiief and 2esulaiisg Pls-and
commenced taking them. In three da,s vas
greatly relieved, ana nov ssel . yell = ever
G. ". JAMES. Cincinnati, Ollie.
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Dr. Railways
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- Observe the following symptoms ress't:ns
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IN IN Hsa Acidity Of the Ssomach NAUSEA
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DR.. C.. ALEXANDER

Torncr of Fifth Street and Christy Avenue, saint
~ Louis. Mo-, with over twenty Years experience
in the treatment Of Private Diseases. guarantees
cure in all eases without the use Of Mercury.
Es-Dr. AicNanier's - Balslm of Herbs - Is war
ranied to cure SpcrmatorrhcI Semi nal " eakness
In all It's various forms. restores Lost Power and
Youthful Nlgor- when impaired by excuses, etc.
Price. Three Dollars. sent TO any address.
Fs-Dr. A. 5 Circular on Private Matters sent
FREE 10 any address, hch fslly explains the nature
symptoms and method OF cure of all Private and
De iS::te disc Eases in male Or female.
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The Better course.

uen, Babcock's distinguished services in
'oe nelo and council demand for him a sus.
pension OF hasty public opinion. 1t is
Wen enough Tor sensational Journalists to
gloaf over the promised revelation az 80 ~
inais in the dock, but good citizens ia
honorable men will take ulster and al, Gnu
dlsnihed course.-Pa7ddopksa Rrcm
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The Neosha Falls Journal saws: Last
Friday lamentable accident occurred AT
the depot here by which Henry Fawcett,
brakeman on freight train, was seriously
injured and crippled for life. 1t seems
that he was engaged in de,achiny a car
nom the tram, and Just as be had pulled
me pm, and while standing between the cars.
.ne engineer without waiting Tor his signal
suddenly started ahead, which caused Faw,
cen 10 iail on the track directly before the
advancing cars vet in motion from their
momentum, several wheels of which passed
over him. The result was that the fesb
was stripped INN the shoulder to the 81.
, DOW oil the right arm, several fingers of the
ieii hand were crushed and had To be am
pSia'ed' and one foot was also badly crush
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Romance With q Club Foot.

Interior papers state that South Glen
Falls young lady entered into correspon.
dence with Chicago gentleman some three
years ago, he having obtained her address
from . mutual friend Epistles brough,
affection, and marriage was arranged
neither party having ever beheld the loved
one. His family fell into misfortune, bu,
the correspondence was kept up till about
three weeks ago, when the gentleman pre-
sented himself to the lady with the stranee
introduction 81 have
come to fulfill my engagement; but first
permit me to make an explanation. I am
penniless and havn't a penny to INV name
my health is destroyed, and 1 am unable to
work Under the circumstances, if Won
choose, We will cancel our engagement"
Alter talking the affair over, she concluded
10 go ahead, and they were married five
days afterward. Besides lack of fortune
he has ''Club foot" and the Iadv's friends
are, naturally enough, Mortified.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

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~ maahood aad all diso ters b-11gnt o. ~ tr-
dseretens excess Any druS.iss hrs TIE in
exedAensa Addfesa. Dr.. s. HILT3N 4 CO., -.
J4fy&-9Sv-S Ondnna-i, Ohio
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

CNOR the speedy Cure Of Seminal We,k...
T. Lot Manhood and all disorder, hrourh, IN n,
intersections exc-s Any Druggist has he in
gTe<lisptk - :
Alls.s DAVIDSON AGO.. Bsx ~ -H,v
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MEDICAL.
The Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics

A FAMILY MEDICINE CASE e dfdssily aecessify.
Ysu must have something to give for . cold, sor .
headache. diarrn9A, rheumatism, neuralgia,
too;hsehe. Group, whooPing cough, or other OF tbs
hundred Ills that are sure TO eoare. Fcre~ warned
Is fSTearmea. You have il in a ease Of HUAPH.
Rri 5 q OMGoPATHIC SPECIE IC.- simple
20 you can ...ake mistake; ready-so you Feed
not wait ssie-sS you may act earlessiy efficient
do not kill that save, but do not destroy.
No. Cues. Price in B~res Ca.s.
I fevevs, Congestion, Iu1ammation.- -
I" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. 25
Csyiog-Colic or TeeihinS Of Infants. y
f" DsnrThRa, Children or Adults. Is
!" Dysentery, stripping. Bilious Collie. Is
" hOses o.. n OFbus, Vomiting ....... IS
" lO0ghs, Colds, Bronchitis. .-...-. Is
3 " NeassBEss. TooInache, F.ceaehe--- Is
u" Aes 0sehes, Sick Headache, Vertigo q
10 " Dyspepsia, Bilious, stomach .. Is
II Aoppreseeo or Irregular feriods--.--. Is
IL 80 LeoeOeShea, 10 Prufus- fefIcds--.-- p
IS " CPO0p, Cough, Difficult BTe&thing.-.. Is
"a " Lr0piiOn., SAT- kheum, kry siyelAs. q
Is " RAs~0sAasl.ln, Rheuma. ic Pains. Is
is 90 Sever AID Ague, Chiiis, Fever Agues- sc
II 81 flses, 81 nd or Bleeding.....-... 81
IS " sphialmy, and >o,e or Weak BY s- SO
10 " CasaPSh, acute or chronic, Influenza 20
20 Z" ~ hsopinR-cSaEk, v;osent Coughs 5,
D. sc As h0sa, uppiessei Breathing 5.
% &c Lar si.rhaTges, Impaired IL arIng 81
q 90 scrofuia, ENLARGED Glands sweiings. 81
"a " Gem raB Detiii y, Physi al Weakness e.
% 90 DrOp-y and Seanry ,eere; ons-.--..-- 81
20 a. ssea sickness, > exness iIorn Riding 81
q 90 h,0n~y D.s<n-e. Gravel.--..-. 5.
Is 90 NevSoes nebtif y, Involuntary
D'sehaIges.------..-.....-.. "
y 81 sore Housh. ,AUk f.--.-.----..-----..- ~
81 " tIrtne.y n eas< 0sss- w.tting I'D. 81
81 % E'st ssg.s Pea sosls, HysteIia.---.-..-. 5,
81 90 e0tSersDSA Change OF Life-..-.--..-. u
IS 80 p1se Psy, si'sGs 81. Virus Dance ] q
81 80 s';pashesf., liberated sore hroat- 81
50 Z" Ci:rc:ic sonSe-ti,n> and EruP-
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BEVERLY, Mas, JOY IS. 1859.
DE-. RADwAY:-I haze rad ovarian tumor in the
ovaries AID bowels All the doctors sad ''there
vas no help for H. Iu I'd every thing that VS.
recommended, but nothing heipei me. I sav
your Resolvent, aid thought i would tiy IL; but
had no faith in IL, because had suffered fur
twelve years, 4 TOOK Elk bottles of the kesovent
and one box OF Railway Pills, and Two bottles Of
your Ready Relief, here is no; sign of tumor
TO he seen or :eli, and ieel better, smarter and
happier than hsve iDr tweise years. The worst
tuner in tie left side OF the bowels over The
roin. write ibis TO you for tie eeneSt Others.
You can publish II II ron choose,
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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Complexion secured 10 ell.
Every drop Of the ssrsEp par Iii an Rssovent COM
muuics tes through the blood, sweat, rine. and
otie fluids Esd juices Of the system, ibe Sigor OF
life :OT q Tepair5 tie wastes Of he bocs vith
snd s0UnG material. Scroiuia, ~ypbiilis, Con-
SUN i3'n Lrandula GiseLso, u cers in the throat,
mouth umors, Nodes IN The glands ard other
pat OF he syst u, ssTe eyes, strumOrol- cis-
char fT IA an ears, and 4 he worst forms Of sk
dis So. -IuPriOns, ever s0r.s, tea d head rug
weTm, "a rh"uIn, ETysrpezs, acne, black sfyo .
roTUs in the teSh, iumo's cancsTs Ia the womb.
and all weakening and painful discharges, ni-ht
loss Of sperm aHd all tastes u the lie prin-
ciple, Tiihin the urztse range OF this wonder
OF modern chemistry, and eg GAYS use sIll
Prove s'y Pc sang IL iyr either OF disease
It's potent pow er cure Ia
EtLe potent, aaly becoming reduced by the
wasier and decomposition has is oonIinp4lly pro-
crossing, succeeds in arTesIing these wastes, and
repairs the sane with IN steriai made from
healthy tJod-aod bis he sarssp .lian will and
remedy comm, noes il work # publication. and
sueces ,is in diminishing the los CT wastes, it
pairs will lie rapid, AID every day the pzent will
feel himself no Wing better snc stronger, the tood
fOoj dise tIs tie ter. appetite improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not Oniy 0oe- the SarszpSril iaI R@soivent excel
ali known reInedicai sxen's IN the of Chronic,
ecrofuous, constitutional and Skin diseases but
II IL the only positive cure for
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The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association.

Bssn@
Term icnn upon Its eopor
ma tb an t
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o the
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ID Blo in taee o AJcds
III W a 5 " O mar
a n OF chon,m aka i'm d the
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A ia nj dTaIJor ausIyv
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DORMANT SCALES.

Beam Box and Bias Beam included.
Foundation and Timber for frame and platform
b furnished BY purchsssr.
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KEENAN, AND SIXTH.

They Were Taken Over to Platte City Yes
terday for Trial
Yesterday a writ of kabeus corpus was got
out for the release of keenan, and Smith,
who were arrested Saturday on charge OF
horse stealing. At two o'clock in the after
noon the men were taken over to the Pro-
bale Court, where the habeas corpus case was
to be argued, when Deputy Sheriff Chest
nut, Of Platte county, Mo, appeared with a
requisition in his hand for the two men.
OF course, in this case the writ of labeas
corpus could have no effect, and accordingly
the deputy took the two over to Platte
City with him on the afternoon Rock Is
land train.
The facts which led to the arrest of Kee-
nan and Smith are simply these: A stray
pony was taken up in this city by the po-
lice in July, 1874, and after being held the
length of time prescribed by Law, was sold
by City Marshal Hook, the purchaser being
Mr.. w. T. Woods. In June, 1875, the pony
escaped from the pasture in winch it had
been placed, and being found in Missouri
by Mr.. Olvus, was put into field of his.
Mr. Woods hearing OF its whereabouts sent
Keenan, and Smith, who were in his employ
at the time, to look for it, and they, finding
it in Olvus' field, took it to this city with
out saying anything to anybody about it.
Olvus then began talking around that Kee-
nan had stolen the pony, and the latter sued
him for defamation Of character, claiming
$1,000. Finally requisition was obtain
ed from Governor Hardin, of Missouri, for
the arrest of keenan, and Smith, upon
which they were taken to Platte City -
stated. The pony is owned by q young
man in Missouri reading near Platte City.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

depressed, irritable state CT mind /;
c weak, nervous, ,2hausted feeling ;
no energy or animstisa roA!Gsed head,
woai memory, often with debii;tatins
Involuntary Discharges. TIE conce-
guence OF excuses, Elental oyerwcrk or
indiscretions. This NEEt1I, DEBfai.
~ finds sovereign cure in HUI.
PREr YS' HoMEUPaTHG SPECIFIC.
No. %. 1t tones up the system, arrests
discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire
system. 1t is perfectly harmless and al
ways efficient. Price, 81, for package of
five boxes and a large 81 vial of powder,
which is important in old, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., No. 5Gs Broadway, n. Y.
Theo. Eger-dorf, Robert Parham, Agents,
Leavenworth, Kansas. aprl4-eod&w
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4 Card.

To the Eazs Of Leapenpmth County,
An evening paper, calling itself the 4p-
peal, edited BY person named Embry, (bet-
ter known by his affair with Col. Anthony, }
has assailed me, since my nomination for
Sheriff, in general terms of abuse, without
bringing any special charges. 1t would not
seem advisable for me to reply to .
paper of such very limited circula-
ton, were it not for thefact that EN-
bry has been enabled by such abuse,
to sell many Of his papers to my po-
liiical enemies for distribution in the coun-
ty. Embry has assigned his reasons for his
conduct, and they are doubtless sufficient
for himself, in as much as he is still at the
mercy Of Mr.. Bond, who has the selection
OF the jury for his trial The fact, too, that
refused to go upon his bond when he was
arrested, may have some influence upon
Mr.. Embry, who was member Of the con-
vention which nominated me-
THos. LEONARD.
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A GOOD ARTICLE.

Although DIR. Ma1welPs Yeast Powders
have been but a comparatively short time
in the market, thew have, by their merit,
received the praise OF ever one who has had
the good fortune TO use them. The follow
ing card will explain itself:
We, the undersigned housekeepers OF the
city of worth, testify to the great ex-
cellence of DIR. MaxwelPs Yeast P cwders,
and 4commend them as unsurpassed by
any powder We have ever used. They are a
home manufacture and as good as the best.
MIS-. c. W. HELM.
Mrs. J. B. INsLEY.
MRs. VIM Dill.
Mrs. S. NJ. NEELEY.
Mrs. LUCIEN BAKER.
oct22St Mis-. NJ. W. DELAHAY.
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mEHT1xa OF TIE COUNTY COUNCIL.
1ksy VIII Hot Nominate.
LEAvESwoRTH, October %, 1875.

LEAvESwoRTH, October q, 1875.
Adjourned meeting of the County Coun
ell Of Leavenvorth county, Mr.. T. C. Buel
Worthy Master, in the chair.
Hon. John. A. Haiderman, being in at
tendance, by permission addressed the
Council in relation to herd Law for the
State at large, and presented the following
resolution, for the consideration of the
Council:
Resofued, That it is the sense of this Coun.
Gil that the best interests of the State oil
Kansas require the adoption aud enforce.
meut Of the herd Law.
Judge Halderman then retired, and, on
motion, the resolution was laid over till
our next regular meeting, which will Be
the first Friday in November, and that
Judge Halderman be invited to attend and
address the meeting.
The committee to interview Messrs. Still.
ling and Wheat, report that these gentle
men both express the opinion that the Law
is that there will be three commissioners to
elect in this county, instead Of seven, As
heretofore. Ordered that the report be re-
ceived and the committee discharged.
The matter of considering the propriety
of selecting ticket from the names pre-
sented BY the two political parties being in
order, the following motion Was adopted /:
R<solrsd, That We proceed to discuss the
merits and dement's of the several sandi-
dates presented by the two parties for the
different county Offices, after discussion.
On motion, ordered that We do not, as q
Council, make any selections Of candidates
for county of6cer, but leave every granger
to vote for whomsoever he may please on
the day Of election.
Hon. Ed. Russell was invited to ad-
dress the council on county affairs.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the Leav-
envorth TINES.
Ordered that We now adjourn.
G. w. H. MOORE, TIC. DEUEL.,
Secretary. w. NJ.
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LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For !Serig- "
THOMAS LEONARD.
ERAsTUs McCIILLUs.
OLIVER DIEFENDoRF.
JOHN RoHR.
ELISHA DIEFENDoRF.
For Assessr-
JACOB voGLE.
Is. RICHARDS.
JOHN MCCORMICK.
VILLAS +. ASuBf.
20, Csro.ey-
DR.. J. J. CROOK.
e ". GARDINER
JOHN c. TARR
c ns;d;ies-
ALEX RUSSELL
GE.. W. GODDARD.
ROBf. I. JACKSON.
For Representatives.
list ward-I9th Rep. District
]. W. L GLISH.
I'D Wari-20th Rep. District
J. ". TAYLOR
"-3d Ward-2lst hep. District
{. +. ". DASSiEE.
.'-4th Hard ed Rep. District
J. C. STONE.
"-kickapoo and Easton-23d Rep Dist
". I. MARVIN.
'-Fairmount, Delaware High Prairie and
Alexandria-2ith Rep. Dist
l. b. STEWART
Keno, sherman, Stranger and Tonga.
nONe-25th Bep. Dist
G. &. DUNCAS.
For C0a5yaissisner-
'-First Ward
HENRY wTTTENBERG
second Ward
b. ;. RICHARDS.
Third Nard
Us A. FEM.
Fourth Ward
&C. Pilot JOHN MCCORMICK.
.-23l Representative Dist
NJ. X. HEN DERSON.
Path Representative Dist
|. e.. MCINTYRE
9Th Representative Dist
JAMES PICkENS.