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The Van Buren press., 1875-08-24

49, Mr.. ID. C Williams left on the Maum-lle
last Tuesday, for New York. Philadelphia
Boston, and all along the shore. lie will be
absent month, and in the time purchase his
fall stock Of goods. sIz4=4
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
An AnecdOte Of Ralston.

A San Francisco correspondent
of the New York Times writes as
follows: There is not a legitimate
enterprise afiOat in this State that
is not directly or Indirectly in
debted to w. q. kalStOn for its ex-
istence, and so on down to the
smallest business. AS an instance,
when the question OflOckS for the
Palace Holel was under discus
sion, one day very plain, COM
mon looking man presented him
self and asked if he was address
ing Mr.. Ralston. and being an
sWered in the affirmative, said
81 hear you want locks for the
hotel. | am a lOcl1Smith and can
make them for you" Mr.. Rails
ton, looking up, said in his quick,
sharp way: II want 1000 locks,
no two alike; no one key to open
another lock, and three extra keys
for each Iock-16, 900 in all-and |
want them in three MONTHS
"All right; l can do the job"
"Have you any means to carry
out the contract?" Not cent"
"lhen how do you expect to be
able to take it?'. 81 expect you
to lend me the money" Mr..
RalstOn look at the man, gave
him one searching glance, and
seeing in him the right stuff,
said: "All right, Pill do it. Come
here tomorrow morning, sign
the contract, and get the money"
The man carried out the contract
to the letter. Mr.. RalstOn seldom
mistOok his man, and he always
liked the man best who, if he
differed with him. stood up stout
ly and maintained his opinion,
He hated sycOphants and people
that always agreed with him from
motives of policy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
An Immense City.

Few people have any adequate
idea Of the immensely of LOndOn.
No snch city ever existed in the
world before. Fancy city which
covers seven hundred square
miles, and numbers 1Our million
inhabitants. Fancy a city which
contains mole Jews than the
whole of Palestine, more Roman
Catholics than Rome, more Irish
than Dublin, more Scotchmen
than Edinburg. A city whose
port contains every day a thOus
and ships, and nine thousand
sailors. In which birth occurs
every five minutes, and death
every eight minutes, throughout
the year. In which twenty-eight
miles of new streets are opened
annually, and nine thousand new
homes are built every twelve
months. A city in which the po-
lice register contains the names
and descriptions of one hundred
and twenty thousand criminals;
which has seventy-three miles OF
beer.shops and gin palaces; which
has thirty.eight thousand drunk
ards; and though it numbers its
churches by hundreds, would re-
quire nearly thousand addition
al places of worship if the entire
population was to be supplied.
And when all these facts are
clothed upon the imagination,
every faculty save that OF mem
ory must utterly fail to present.
any truthful portrait of this amaz
ing concentration of human life,
and energy, and industry, and
wealth, and poverty, and vice,
and crime, and prosperity, and
culture.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
YUMA A T.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1875.
a Munchausen Story.

The Sonora DenlOcd0t of the "a
has the following: "As the So
nora and Milton stage was leisure
ly approaching LittietOwn, Wed.
nesday evening, dogs were heard
bayiug opposite a deep cut just
ahead. as the stage approached
there was terrible racket in the
brush, the dogs made a grand
rush and a huge California lion
bounded aboard and seated him
self by the side of the only oat-
side passenger, Chinaman. The
Chinaman only gave one mOmen-
tary glance before he yelled: Me
no likee! All same China devil,
good-by JOhnm and then the dri-
yer and his strange passenger had
the outside to themselves. BY
this time the team had become
restive and started on a half gal.
lop down the grade pursued by
the dogs. AS Sam had splendid
stretch of road ahead he had am
pie time to note the graceful bear
ing of the lion, and he says the
animal, in the most engaging
manner imaginable showed show
ed him the finest set of teeth he
ever saw in his life. In a few
minutes the stage emerged into
an open fiat with cattle feeding
on either side, and as the vehicle
came Whirling along, envelOped
in d cloud OF dust, the barking Of
the dogs and the growing of the
lion became 50 violent that it
stampeded the COWS and horses,
By this time Sam began to per-
ceive that affairs We're getting a
little mixed and he gave the lion
a cut with his whip, when he
sprung upon the nearest cow and
piayed circus until she bucked
him off into the neighboring
brush. Sam says the last he heard
of the lion he was moving SWath
through the brush and walloping
the dogs right and left"
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
A Wonderful Clock.

A marvellous piece of mechan-
ism, in the way of clocks, is de-
scriLed in the French journals.
1t is an eight-day instrument,
with dead-beat escapement main
tanning power. 1t chimes the
quarters, plays sixteen tunes every
twelve hours, or will play at any
time required. The hands go
round as follows One, once a
minute; one, once an hour; one,
once a week; one, once month;
one, once year. 1t shows the
moons age, the rising and setting
of the sun; the time of high and
low water. half ebb, and half flood,
and, by a beautiful contrivance,
there is part which represents
the water, which rises and falls,
lifting some ships at nigh water,
as if they were in motion, and, as
it recedes, leaves the little auto
matte ships dry on the sands. The
clock shows the hours of the day,
day of the week, day of the month +,
month of the year, and in the day
of the month there is provision
made for the long and short
months. 1t shows the signs OF
the zodiac it strikes or not,
as may be desired; and it has the
equation table, showing the diff
| ference of clock and sun every day
in the year.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
CROQUET.

Well, wife, we're here home again,
Just you and | alone;
How strangely still the old house seems,
With all the children gone
All, me! how often have ! thought,
When worried with their noise,
What Joy we'd see when they grew up,
Teose shouting girls and boys.
They've done as other children do,
Done just as we did, wife;
Their children will do 80 by them,
So runs the warp of life,
But could l change one single thread,
In life's full woof to-day,
I'd bring the children home to wait
Till we should go away.
I've thought so much on that new game,
We helped the children play;
The one with mallets, balls and wires,
With that queer name,-Croquet,
'Tis not much like the games we played,
More like the game of life.
That you and have learned to play,
Since you became my wife.
They choose their paatners and make thu
start,
All for position aim;
Strive to be first from arch to arch,
And winner in the game,
Croquet "positioned folks away,
Drive others from the ground,-
Some fall behind, some rove, some win;
Thus runs the game around.
Together through the wickets. wife,
Since partners we became,
We've run the weary score of life,
And soon we'll close the game.
The sun dips low, the friends that look,
Drop one by one away
Few will be lett upon the ground,
When We shall Cease to play.
The night comes creeping darkly on,
The shadows round US blend ;
But Can see the arches plain,
Between us and the end
The curiew call from Far Awty
Will soon come DER the heather,
The arches won, only pray
We may 60 out together.
I l.. b. Cake, in N. Y. Tribune
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
"Vot You Lives On, Anyways ?"
From the Toledo, (OhiO) Blade.

from Tue lOlodO, SOnlOJ Didue.
A citizen of Toledo, in the ord
mary current of business, became
possessOr of a note from a German
saloon keeper. The note becOm.
ing due he took it to the party
and presented it for payment.
The man was not prepared to IL
uuidate his obligation, and asked
for an extension of time. This
being granted and the conditions
settled properly, he was turning
To leave when the German said:
"Shoost Wait Won leetle yiles unit
/ gifts you Elm glass goot peers"
"No, thank you, l don't drink
beer" was the reply.
"Vell, den, l gifts you veeskees
thot is peter as so much,"
"No, thank you, l don't drink
whiskey."
you; 1 haf goot vines"-jerking
down a bottle with a flourish.
Again the quiet, mo, thank
you, | don't drink wine"
"Votl you don't thinks nod
dings? Veil, l gifts you elm goo
shegar."
"Once more, "No, thank you,
don't smoke"
"Mein Gott I" exclaimed the
Dutchman throwing both hands
up, mo peers, no veeskees, M
vines, no dobacco, no holdings
vot yon lives on, anyways, eh?''
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
YOUNG MEN

who may be suffering from the effects off
youthful fOllIes or indiscretiOn, will dol
swell TO avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the alter off
suffering humanity. DR.. SPTNNEYE
/ Twill guarantee to forfeit $50O for everyI
lease of seminal weakness, or private di-s
1sease of any kind or character which bel
undertakes and fails to cure. He would !
5therefOre say to the unfortunate suffer-
Ter who may read this notice, that you'll
Sare treading tupon dangerous ground |
awhen you longer delay ip seeking the;
sprOper remedy for your complaint. You!
Smay be in the first stage; remember you'd
sare approaching the last. If you areE
bordering upon the last, and are suffer-
sing some or all of its ill effects, remem-I
I Der that tyOu persist in prOcrastinatiOn, j
I the time will come when the most skill
full physician can render you no assist
Eunce; when the door of hope will bel
Sclosed against you; when no angel oil
4mercy can bring you relief In no case
+ has the Doctor failed of success. Them
let not despair work upon your magma!
] &tion, but avail yourself of the beneficial
&resuts of this treatment before your
lease is beyond the reach of medical skill J!
aor before grim death hurries you to Al
Spremature grave. Full course of treat
@ment $500. Send money by Post Of
y fee order or Express with full descrip-'
Htion of case. Call, or Address,
y DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,
& No. IL, Kearny Street San Francisco.
Asp25-Iy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

P. j. WALKER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Office in the Court-House,
ntv Off.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
FOREIGN.

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Z cents
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cents.
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cents. Newspapers, per each, 2 cents
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ounce, 10 cent?. Newspapers, per each
2 ounces, 2 cents.
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cents. Newspapers, per each. 2 cents
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Z cents. Newspapers, per each, cents
France-Lette per each One-thrd OF
an ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per
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German States-Letters, per each hall
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ounce, cents
United Kingdom of Great Britain aud lte-
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ounce, ~ cents Newspapers, per eacn
| 4 ounces, cents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
TOWN OFFICERS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.

Letters to all parts Of the United States,
3 cents each half ounce or fraction.
Letters. drop or local, ] cent each half
ounce or fraction.
Miscellaneous mail matter (timited to
4 lbs cents each 3 ounces or fraction
Books (limited to 4 lbs.) 2 cents each 2
ounces or fraction.
Newspapers. seeds. etc, (see listln Post
Office) limited to lbs. ] cent ench 2
ounces or fraction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
Published Every Saturday, by
VIM. J. BERRY,
ADITOR g. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS--Invariably in Advance
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
ADYERTISING:

ADVERTISING:
One square. each Insertion 81 so
Each subsequent insertion D--.------ ] %
Contracts By the year or quarter at re-
duced rates.
A square consists Of tep lines of this
size type.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13

U. S. Col. Int. Rev-.T Cordis-- Prescott
U.S.Spc'l Mail Ag't. I.N.Dawley-- "
Dpt. Col. Customs C H Briniey Yuma
1" j w Hopkins Tucson
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
JOB PRINTING!:

JOB PRINTING:
legal Blanks, Briefs. Bill-Heads, Letter
Heads, Circulars, Labels, Cards, Program
mes, etc. printed in every style, with neat
ness and dispatch.
RCnrrency taken AT PAR when pay
raents are made 10 advance.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
What ID tho IssueY

Upon what question will the next
Presidential election be decided ? this
query appears to puzzle the brains,
and be beyond the intellectual grasp,
Of parties far betler qualified tl,an wo
are, to doodle the mnttor. At one
time the financial problem loome,l M
in such proportions as apparently
made it the issue. The capitalists of
the Eastern and Northeastern States
With their vast bundles Of greenbacks
c!amored loudly for an immediate re-
sumption Of specie payments, but the
South and West, heavily in debt,
resisted immediate action, while advo-
eating, measures looking to The gradu-
al resumption of specie payments.
This appeared to bo the pivot upon
which the approaching elections would
turn, but since then, other questions
Put in claims, for instance, the policy
Of the government towards the South
not as applied heretofore, but as to the
expectancy of continuing it, assumes
an Importance from Gov. Morton's
late speech that threatens to override
all others, and place itself in posi-
ton by which, either party must stand
or full. To n smnil extent, the Cuban
question obtrudes itself, to tho MAORI
ty Of nation, whose founders one
hundred years ago., fought for what
Cuba is now, fighting, aud for less
provocation, the cause Of Cuba ap-
pears only rcasunable and just, yet
there arc some who hold to the in
herentdoctrine Of America "non inter-
feranco." Again "know nothingism"
rears' its miserable head, and the pub
lie are harrasscd with the piliful qncs-
ton Of native" or foreign" citizen
ship, this however we can scarcely
record as one Of the national isues.
What the roal issue will be, time
will dcvclopo, at no time IN the his
tory of our country has thore beon a
period in which there WAS such an
ntter absence of some vital question,
upon which the.two opposing parties
Of America might g, before the pub
'qic,
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ELECTION. NOTICE,

AN ELECTION for MAYOR and four
ALDERMEN for the Town of Orangebnry
So ca, will be held 1T the Engine House.
on Tuesday the 18th day Of September
1876.
Polls to ho opened from, 6 a. A. and
closed ate p. N. The following Board Of
Managers will holdths ELECrION: J.
q. Pike z. G. Hubhol and Aashony
Gelson. t
REGISTRATION.
All Pcfsonn qualiiied to yots ut tho above
ELECTION will be required to register
previous to tho ELECTION. Register
Books will be opened at the Engine House,
on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, previous
to the Election, being the 10th, llth, 18th
days of September next. Books to be opcn-
ed each day from "A. VI. to 6 P. NJ,
The above named Managers of EI,EC-
TON will also conduct the REG ISTRA
TON.
BY Order ofCouncil.
KIRK ROBINSON, r.. 81
Clerk Of Council
aug % 1875 st
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a GARD.

DIR. J. G. WANr AMAKER 4 Co., beg
to inform tho public that they arc better
prepared to fill Ord ors than over before.
The Orangeburg Drug Store shall a, all
hours be provided with competent persons
for filling Orders with dispatch, 40 from
now hencsoward tho people OF O,angeburg
need not be placed in u dilemma to know
where to find D.ngsist. We also express
our grateful thanks 1" the public for the
na,.naiimonR support g;Ycn rs, aud with
strictcat attention 10 business hope 10 ever
maintain, ;hcir confidence
DR.. JIG. WANNAAIAKER & Co.
aug 2l--3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

Cow PoErRY.-A Chicago poet,
upon hearing thnt Milo. Nilsson was
about to erect cow-ahe'ls upon'hcr
feoriR lots, burst forth into the fdl.
lowing vcsse: Christine, Christine,
thy milking do the morn and eve be-
tween. and not by the dim rclicinus
lir!:t Of In" !ilul kerosene. For the
COW may p!unge, and tic lamp cx-
plode, and Me fire tield ride the gale,
and shrek the k,cll Of The burning
town III the glow Of the molten pail"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

Inst Monday two little sons of Cap
tain Currie, Florence, aged four and
Blk, obtained a pistol from the bureau
drawer without being perceived. They
had the weapon but few seconds
when it fired, the ball entering the
forehead of the younger boy and pcne-
trating the brain. When last heard
from on Monday afternoon there was
no hope Of restoring the little sufferer.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
Sheriff S Sales.

by virtnre Of the warrant Of attachment
10 1ic directed III the case Of w. +. Lewis
Y 20. against Samuel Roach, and The re-
turn If the appraisers that the property
attached is perishahe, will sell to the
highest bidder for Cash ON the first Monday
IN September at Orangchnrg c. H., All tho
Right, Title and interest Of the defendant
samnel k".ch in tho following
property, to wit: Three Crops Of Turpcn.
tine.
Sherif's Office,
OraEgebnrg Z. H., Il. I. CAIN.
A!gs..: 2nth, lS75. S. G.
aug 2l--3t
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The Carolina Star Cotton
Press.

The Undersigned arc prepared 10 sell
County Rights, Township Rights and Farm
Rights for the above Press, which is the
Best and Cheapest Press that has ever been
offered to the public, it can be built for
fifty Dollars, and will last longer, and pack
more Cotton with more ease. than any other
Screw in the world, one man can very easily
pack 750hs Of Cotton with it, it can be
worked either by hand, or horse power, or
steam. Call ard examine the Press, and
purchase a Farm Right.
FARM RIGHT ..............:.. S25
TOWNSHIP RIGHT ......... $3.50.
WE. LEWIS & co.
Eancea Ferry, $. c.
sng7 1875 la
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

The largest mirror in the world has
just bocn put into the parIor of one of
the Saratoga hotels. Two platform
cars were required to transport it. It
will be q great convenience to the
Milwaukee bellos at Saratoga, en-
abling them, for tho first time in their
lives, to get complete Wow Of their
feet in q mirror. Chicago Times.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
ACARD.

The undersigned would offer his thanks
to the citizens af Orangeburg County for the
liberal patronage which he has heretofore
enjoyed, and in announcing to them that he
has associated himself with Capt +. II. w.
Briggmann. and removed sto the NEW
STORE Of that gcrtleman, hopes that his
old friends will hunt him up there, and
that he may add many new ones to his lia,
w. X. CROOK.
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Notice ofDissol,ltion.

Notice Of Dissolution.
= = There having been dissolution by mu-
tral consent, Of the Copartnership hereto
fore existing at fi.iH place under the firm
name Of W. r. DUKES & Bro. All
parties indebted TO the late firm, arc here
by notified that the Books Of Tic firm are in
The hands oi W. ,. DUNES nj the old
stand, and al! parties arc requested 10 make
rromrt payment &c him, Il, The business has
10 NC closed.
Rowcs Pump $. G., June 18th 1878.
w. !. DUKES,
I, &. DUKES.
.iulys 1875 sm
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He 4eaned'bpck gracefully against
the fence, with his small dog between
:his feet. One foot was on trcacher,
souj banana rind, as he picked up the
other to- Sadmire1a crack iii his boot
,ho sht down on,his dog. Then'thero
,wasIa cuss.ahd n yelp, with brilhst one,
enough in the mir for n match factory
and bark enough for q whole tan
yard.
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The Cordial Balm. of syriculn
III and Tonic Pills. 6
NERVOUS srDEBILITY,I

However obscure the caiise may be which
contribute to render. nervous debility
disease SO prevalent, affecting, as it does,
nearly one-half qf.our' adult population, it
is melancholy TACT that day by day, and
year by,ysaHt we awi hless ~ most frighthl in
'crcase of nervoua aficctionR from the slight
est neuralgia = % e'the! more grayoH and
extreme forms Of ,ac,
NERVOUS pRosr,RArIoN,
Ia characterized BY general languor or
weakness Of the whole organism, especially
of the nervous system, obstructing and pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnaturo;
hence there is disordered state Of the
secrctions; Fsdnstipation, scanty and high
colorcd urine, with an excess ofeariiIy or
lime sediment, indicative Of waste Of brain
and nerve substance, frequent palpitations
of the heart, loss Of memory and marked
irrcsolution Of purpose, and inability 10
carry into action any well-dcfined business
enterprise, or 10 fix the mind upon any one
thing At time. The. is great sensitive
ness TO impress, though retained but n short
time, with ailickcring and flnt,ering condi-
individual what is commonly called
wltile-mindcd or flickle-minded man.
This condition Of the individual, distress.
ing as it is, may with certainty bccured by
THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
AND LoTHRoP's TONIC PILLS
Medicines uuriyaled for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures of all Ner-
vous Complaints. Their efficacy is equally
great i'll the treatment and cure Of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers, Pustule, Pimplcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, R;ngWorni, Erysipelas SScaa,'ti,- SScaa,'ti
head. BARRIERS Itch, Scurvy, Salt Rheum,
Coppcr.Colorcd BlOtches. Glnndular Swell
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Disrolorations, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because these medicines are the
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed bcforctke people, and are war
rantcd 10 be :he most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
Scnsihil,y, Depression Of Spirits, Dementia
aud Mciancholia
ts:s" Solo hy all Druggists, and will be sent
by express 10 all parts OF the country qy ad-
dressing ,he proprietor, G.. EDGAR
LOrnlsop, NJ. d., il3 Court street, Boston,
Mass, Who may be consulted free Of charge
either personally or by mail. Send 25 cents
and get copy Of his Rook on Nervous
Diseases.
aug IA 1878 1y
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORAHaXnuRG, COUNTY

ORAEaXnuRG, COUNTY,
orangeburg, S. c., August 10th 1875.
In accordance with an Act to establish
and MAINTAIN a system Of the Free and Com
mon Schools in the State ofSouth Carolinu
The Board Of County School Examiners
will hold a meeting at this County Seat,
commencing September 9th, and continue
during tho month, TO examine candidates
desiring :" become Teachers in the Free
Common School cf ;his County, who present
themselves to the Board for Examination.
~ THOMAS PHILLIPS.
County School Commissioner.
aug II 1875 It
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Z SCHOOL, NOTICE.
The Exercises Of the PRIMARY
SCHOOL Of Miss EVANS will be Resumed
at Mr.. Dibblc's, on Russell Street (Bclville
Road) on the first Monday in September,
1875. For tcrms, apply ~ above.
aug 2S-2t
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R H Nh O W H. I'D
TO TIiE REAR
4. FlsClIER's yroKE

Where ] am prepared to serve lie Public
at the s!ortca. no.icc il. my line Of hasinc! s.
Thanking the Citizens for their liberal
patronage in the l'ust, beg continuance OF
the SINE in the future.
MOSES NJ. BROWN, Barbar.