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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
II OSsUTH MINING COMPANY

IL OSSUTIh mININa sOMrAN h.-
n. Location Of principal place Of business,
saa Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Devils Gate District,
Iyon county, Nevada. v.
tho Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day Of
February, 1878, an assessment mo. ~ OF
Flfy Cent? per share was lowed upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable inme-
diaiely, In United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary. at the onlee Of the Company. Room
No. !. llayxard's building. NO; ts California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Slth day of March, 1878,
will he delinquent, and advertised for sale o.
public auction. ard unless payment 10 made
before, win be suld on the Twenty.nrrt
day OF April. 1873. 10 pay the delinquent 40.
p~cssnent. together with coris OF advertising
and expenses Of yale.
By order Of The hoard OF Dirceinrs.
EDWARD Y. STONE, Secretary.
once - Room No. 3 Hayward's Building,
No. li9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
o. mil I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02

WHY AAN0 WI
= cation Of works. Virginia Mining District
Storey County, State OF Nevada. a.
location Of principal place OF business, san
Francisco, California.
Notieeir hereby given that at q meeting OF tne
Board OF Directors, held on the Seventosnin
l7th) day Of February, 1878. an assessment OF
finy Cents pcr share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock OF the corporation, payable immedl'
Atcyl. In United stafes gold coin, 10 the secrc.
tary, nj the once Of the Company, NO. ~
California street, Nan Francisco, California. :,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the twenty,
second ,2A) day Of March, 1878, will
be delinquent, and .ad,ertised for ra,e
before, will br sold on Thurrday. the Eighth
(stlD day Of April, 1878, 70 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
Once No. 4st California street, San Fran.
cipco, California. fcl9 ID
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omes-4oa nou,scDsr, Street, s.iRs oon is.
DuIL aHERlDAN GOLD AND
u Silver Mining Company. Location o.

OlhL SlAENhIbAN 0OkD AND
l. Silver Mining Company. = Location o.
Irineipal psles Of business, Ban FrsncIseo,
California.
Location Of works, Virginia, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that al . meeting Of
the Directors. held on the nth day Of
January. 1878, an assessment mo. ~ OF Ssventy.
dve Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, PAYABLE immedi.
ately In United STATES gold and silver coin, TO the
Secretary. at the ONCE OF the company.
remain unpaid on he ID d.y ofMsssb. i issi
will be delinquent, and advertised for salo al
public ~anction, and unless payment Ia made DO.
fore, win be sold on the Thi,tieth day Of
March, 1878. 10 pay the delinquent assess.
inent, together with costs OF advertising aud ex.
penses OF sale. rUs
BY order Of the Directors.
". X. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
0nlce-Roem I, Academy Building. s9j Pine
street. San Francisco. jaS0 I'd
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r.Sys.ry,ii issS 800 III ~ i:,sid
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-01

unhappy past. been Influenced by pow
er which she could not resist, into max
ing statements which were entirely un-
true, no one asserts more strenuously
than herself. But this Is, unfortunately
no uncommon event in the lives of pure
and gOod women, who are bound by
ties OF mingled affection and fear to men
of superior force and despotie nature.
The defense o. this suit will never pro-
eeed upon any theory which does not
recognize the honor of Elizabeth TiIton
as, at least, equally of protection with
the name of Henry Ward Beecher.
Finally, there tcW be no compounds.
No suggestion of the kind has been ae-
cepted since the commencement of the
suit, and none will be accepted to its
end Many well-neant (and some ILL
meant) propositions upon this subject
have been made to the defense, and oc-
cssional inquiries arise concerning it.
Let it suffice, once for all, that there
never has been, and never will be, any
disposition on the part of the defense to
settle, or harmonic, or compromise, on
any basis except the unequivoeal retrae-
ton of the false charge which constitutes
the foundation of the suit 1t is well
known that the defendant has been no
party, directly or indirectly. to any ar
rangenents made in other cases; and if
any rumor of compromise in the princi-
pal case is ever started, they public may
safely impute its origin to an enemy.
Meantime, the editor of this journal
proposes to continue his accustomed
work. He will write for its readers as
long as they are interested with his cen
tributions. and preach as long as God
spares his health and his people desire to
hear him. He knows his own innocence
of the charge made against him-God
knows it-and a. to mems knowledge,
that shall be as God pleases
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FHE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

THE CULrIvAT1R & COUNTRY GESTLEMAN,
for the past forty years, has ranked, hnth in
This country and abroad, as the -rANDARD
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE The
editors and EraprieiOrs, in addition 90 their
oWn per-olal IaDOrs, are regularly assisted Oy
a very large number ofSpectal SOrresp and
eRtS and Regular Contributors among whom
are included many Leading Agricu!iurists, IN
all parts of the Country, East and WesJ-and
by over Five Hundred Occasional aud
Voluntary Writers. directly in the ranks of
he HeSt Farmers and HorticulturiSts in nearly
.veTy State in the Union. With the co-opera-
tion Of 70 large a corps Of practical men, thiS
Journal Is intended to possess exceptional
value as the chosen Medium of tatercOn-
muutcotiOn among all classes Interested in
she Products ana Fertility of the iand-thcse
who Cultivate and those who ConSume-the
Buyer and Shipper, well as the first owner
OF the crOp-Breeders Improved Animals
and their Customers-Manufscture OF I'm
proved Machinery and those who purchase
and employ yit-SurseTynen and Fruit Rsi>-
ers-sBd, especially, TO supply fuller and better
data as to tire progI es-, prospects and returns
OF esch successive Season. a. throwing light
upon one oi The most important Of Ill qGes
tons-Wh 10 Buy and tUhen N SIT.
TERMS--The COUNTRY GfSrLEMAH Is pub
iished weekly, on the following terms. when
paid strictly in advance OSE e. Ply one year
S2-3O; Four COPIES. $40 rdad dt ddditi9ndl
oOpgJOr the yedr free B. the sender Of the cSn6
Ten COPIES. S1S. and an add ftSRdt copy FOR The
gedryree 20 the sender SJ The Ciuo.
nS-sPECIMES CoPIFs REE- Address
AFSabscnptiODs reteived and forwarded at
HIS office
LUTHER TUCKER a SON, Publishers,
AABAHY,N. Y.
Sent Is 1874.
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41netiral.
EMPTY STOCKINGS.

The merry Christmas mas come again-
Merry to such as have gold enough
And the snow piles hioli in each winisvr-
pane.
While tie wind howiS out a greeting ryu-.
y rlttles "a easement, narrow aud dim
SENDS ihr1ngh the keyhOle Il whispering
Ugh.
HO..ns dOvn the chimney i sad low hymn,
And siir- "a small stocking that's hanging
nigh
\ chiIi's rel stocking cupty-f0rlorn-
l., owner Sleeps on = bed If straw.
The mother = up, though il : scarcely dawn
Her task must be- finished. mist show no
flaw
SEc works on a liai!-drcss pale blue silk,
She sisIls, with tear in her, sunkcn eye.
-.Th" money must % for bread and milk,
There's none fOr tine stocking hanging
b.
But a smile breaks over the slepcer's face,
Sbc turns on her pallet and murmur, low
tAS the mother stitches q ilouncc Of lacy)
'Filied right full from top TO Toe
o children with more than yOur hands can
hold,
Whose aprons Will. dainiieS are piled up
high.
Think Of the poor in this bitter cold.
And their empty stockings that hang so
nigh.
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THE ROAD To aRALTH

Cleanse thu stomach, bowels and blood
from all the aerid, corrupt and offensive
Accommodations which produce functional
arrangement, and you remove the eause
of most diseases which affiiet the human
family, and thus save large doctors bills
The most efeetual and reliable remedy
for this purpose Is found in DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgstive Pellets. No cheap
wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh and
reliable in vials.
High lvers, those indnIging in ease
and pleasure, and those of sedentary
habits, can prevent Boils, CarbnncIes,
Gout, Red Skin, Eruptions, PimpIes,
Constipation. Plies, Drowsiness, Bill
iousnes<, and other conditions induced
by such habits By taking from four 10
six of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant PurgAtiye
Pellets once q week, or. better still, one
or two each night They ara sold By
dealers In Tnedieines-
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VERMONT CRAZY on SPIRTTUALIsM.-
The effect of the Eddy performances has
been to set all Vermont wild with phe-
nomena accredited as ghostly. Some of
the stories that come from that State are
novelties in their way. Oliver Palchia
was killed last summer in a mill at Mil
ton, and the dwellers on lonely road
in the vicinity say that he material
ICES" in front of passing vehicles, shout
ing and swinging his hat. The unac-
countable falling of stones on the roof
of Thomas Paddock's house, at North
Pownal, recently mentioned in the Sun,
reeurs every three or four nights, and the
neighbors have no sort of doubt that
mischIevous spirits are dropping the mis-
siles for fun. A more serious belief is
that INDUCED in by some of the people
near Montpelier, who suspect a man of
murder almost entirely because of a
credited story that the murdered man
appeared to a medium, and made the
charge. At seances held in st. Albans,
what purports to be the spirit of a wO-
man controls the medium, and tells how
in materialized state, she waylaid and
killed the woman who had been her sue
eessor as a wife.-From the Ne5o YORK.
Sun.
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF H. & z.
/ Brown was this day dissolved. Tue lswof-
nee OF the undersigned will hereafter be in
Hyatlis building over 5 & j. NJ. hubers Drug
Store, nearly opposite .'Old White Corner,
where he will attend to any business entrust-
ed 10 his care upon terms fair and satisfacto-
~. EZRA BROWN.
November p, 1874. Dec. AT
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He ScALPED HER--Yesterday, while
the gale was at its height, an accident Oc
Cured on Union street. a nobby-lOok
ing Chinaman was walking behind u
a young lady dressed in the extreme ag
ony of the fashion, when a sudden gust
of wind blew the Celestiars tail for
ward and wrapped the end of it around
the lady's neck Being frightened she
grabbed the end of the queue to snatch
it away, but she pulled in the wrong di-
rection. The Chinaman also made a
grab to recover his property, but he
was out of luck, as he got hold of one
of those long curls which are usually
seen hanging down from waterfalls, as
well as of his queue and when he took
pull at it the whole of the lady's top
hair, hat and all, came off. The lady's
head had no hair on it, only little that
was gathered into small knot that stood
erect, like the scalp-loek of II Piute
brave. II you ever saw "A Chinaman as
tonished at what he had done, it was,that
one.-Virginia city (Nec.) Enterprise.
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Houseu
PANACEA
AND
FAMILY
IMMINENT
Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. NInSIan-s Soothing syrup II the
prescription of one Of the best female
PHYSICIANS AMI Nurses in the United states.
and has been used Tor thirty years with never
falling safety and success toy millions OF raoih-
ers aud children. fTom ths feeble infant OF one
week old 10 the adult. IL corTects aclulty OF
fhe stomach relieves wild collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest. health ana comfort 10
mother and child. We believe II TO be the
Best and Surest Remedy in the World IN All
cases Of DYSENTERY and DIARRBCEA IN
CHILDREN, whether il arises rom Ieething
or from any other cause. Full directions Tor
using Will accompany each bottle; None
Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. sold
by all Medicine Dealer. July zD-iN
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druggists.
EAI.m. HUBER d CO.,

nEALERs IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
il Books etc. Prescriptions accurately corr
pounded al all hours-day or night Periectly
pure Drugs-euaranteed. Corner MAIN ana
NafufrOsS Streets
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wM. NJ. DETwILER, NJ. ID.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and surgeon
III main st Two Doors North Of Huber 5
Drue Store. Findlay, Ohio.
PMstosP NJ May Is 73-tf
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Why will YS Suffer {?

To all persons suffering
IRON rheumatism eural-
'.ia- Cramps IN the iimbs +,
.or stomach, Bilious Collie,
Painin the hack bowels or
side, We would say, THE
F HOUSEHOLD PAEA-CEA
and FEMILY LISIMEST n
of all others the remedy
YOU want for inteTns and
leNternal use. 1t has cur. 4
The above complaint in
lthOuauds OF cases. There
lis 40 Inisf Ike abOutit Try
'it. sold by all Druggists
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The BLACKS GoTSG TO LEAVE GKoR-
GIA-A tax fl sfa- was presented TO an
old negro. in this county a few days ago,
and he was politely informed By the Of
fieer that If 10 was not paid very soon his
property would be sold The old man
became very indignant, and said, 81 ant
gwine to pay no mo taxes. We's all gwine
TO leave dis country any way, and go
where dey amt no white folks" When
asked where they were going, he replied:
yves gwine where dey amt no white
folks, tell yer; 70 Rome, or somewhar. y
NsEon0n( Ga. Herald
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RAPID TRANSIT OF THE DEAD--The
dead are to be furnished with .sr61ld
transit In Vienna By means Of pnen-
matte su5serraneous railroad, with ter
mini extending from the cellars Of CEN
tralIy- located ehapels in the city to the
cemeteries. After the funeral services in
the chapel the coffin viii be placed
lengthwise on a small platfonn-ear nov
ing on rails, and then shot OF through
the tunnel 70 the cemetery at the rats
OF 40 miles OF so an hour, where the
undertaken win receive X Then ths
mourners win dispefss from ~ chapel
and the funeral will b ove-
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From the Philadelphia eag.r}
THE COST OF LIVING NOW AND
BEFORE THE WAR.

A comparison of the prices of the sta
Piles of the country in wholesale markets
in November, 1859, 1864, and 1874, show
that prices are nearly as low, and in
come cases lower, now than before the
war, il they are reduced to the gold
standard. Wheat is selling at about
the same prices i'm currency as it sold for
in gold in 1859. Corn is selling for half
what it did in 1864 (the year when gold
touched 2S5), and about the same price,
gold values, as it did in 1859. Cotton is
worth u little more than in 1859, but is
about one-ninth the price reached in
1854. Provisions, sugar, and coffee,
show a heavy decline, but the present
currency quotations are above the gold
prices of 1859. Dry goods show a great
decline since 1864, prints being below
the prices of 1859. Beef was rather
lower in the local market before the war
than to-day. Sales were reported in the
Ledger in November, 1858, for seven to
nine cents per pound. The correspond
ing cattle report published this year
quotes sales at from four to seven and-a-
half cents. But before these articles
reach the consumer, items of cost are
added to them, which have not been re-
duced in proportion to the reduction in
prime cost. The tax rate of 1859 on
real estate was 81 IS on a very low val
uation of proparty. to-day it is 50 20
on cash valuation. A house which
was worth q, 500 in 1859 could not be
bought for twice that amount now, and
rents are from two to three times as
high now as before the war While it
is true, therefore, that what are often
called the ''necessaries of Hten have
been reduced in price at wholesale to
nearly the prices which ruled in 1859. it
is not to be inferred that the cost of liv-
ing to working men has been correspond
ingly reduced. Provisions consume
about one-third to one half working
mems incomes The other half is ex-
pended for rent, clothing, fuel, lights,
and other expenditures of all kinds, and
in many of these there has been no re-
duction from anti-war prices. But with
a reduction in the prime cost of provi-
siOns, there will undoubtedly come in
time a reduction in the value of things
for which corn. beef, wheat, etc, are
exchanged, in other words, a reduction
in all the many things which together
make nm tine real cost of living
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OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
" tist, over Green, U.vis, Cos. All opera
tions pertaining 10 the profession careIuiiSS 5S
West Hardin Street
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GOODS DELIVERED FREE

To any part Of town. Cash paid for COanIry
Produce. Farm, n viii DO well {. call and
see rs. Call and see. aud ask for what you
want. EDW "A hnS q YATES
Nov 8 1874 tt
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CHEEsIFF'S SALE.

SHEkIFF'S SALE.
In pursuance OF an OIder of sale issued from
Il the Clerks office OF TN Court of Common
Pleas OF HaLcOck County, Ohio, on the 33rd
day of December, A. D.. 1877, and to me direct
ed In the case OF ELL GOrsuch against Sarah
Mick, and Others, on foreclosure OF q mortgage.
will expose 20 public sale at the door of the
Courthouse, in Findlay, in said county and
State, on
Saturday, the 30h day Of january, 1915,
At one O'Clock. in the afternoon of said day.
the following real estate, situated in the coun-
ty Of Hancock and state o. Ohio,and bounded
ana des'a iDst as follows, tO-wlt:
Iniot n1mher (2l) twenty-one, ia Hauck 4
Doty's Addition TO tn village OF North Liber-
ty, IN said county and State.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Appraised at 5 -
TAKEN as the property Of Sarah r. Mick. TO
satisfy an order Cf sale in favor Of 5!i tor- uci
JAMES l.. HENRY.
Sheriff of Hancock County, OH %.
Sherif's Office, FiUdIsy, %,
Dyc 2Ith, 1874. dee ~ - wv
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Rhssieiaus and Surgeons.
DIR. r. G. BARN.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and surgeon
III Dffiee and Residence over kimmelsJeW-
eITy store Main Street, Findiay, Ohio.
Feb. 9, IA q.
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T. BALLARD. g. W. SALl"o"AA
BALLARD a. GALLOWAY,
nHYsICIANs AND SURGEONS.

OFFICE-In Ewing's Block, over KUN h
rauffs Hard ware store. West side OF Main
Street, findlay, Ohio.
August I6 Is72-tf
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Children Often LoOE Pale and
Sick
from no otner cause than having worms in
the stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the
child beiPg perfectly WHITE. and free iron
all coiOring or o'Ber Injurious lngTedleLtA
uEually used Ia worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprtetors.
No 2l5 Fulton Street. New 1ork
Sold b. DrbOofsfs and Chemists, and dealers an
IneoE iysez nj TWENTY FIVE CENTs Box ~
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Manhood How Lost. How Restored

MaQl00Q now LOSIs nOh hooIO1cu'
.. Just published, a new edition OF
EHi5EfA DIR. CuIverSFeII's Celebrates
A6StSH Essay on the radical cure with
v4s1fnIS out nledicine)of fSPERMAToRhHEA
OF Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal
Loss IMPoTENCY, Mental aud Physical Inca
pacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc-i also.
toNsUMPTIoS. EPILEPsY and PITS, induced by
selfindulgence or sexual extravaganza, etc.
BS-Price, in a sealed enyelOps, only SIX cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable rs,
saw clearly demonstrates. from a thirty years
succcessfuf practice, that the alarming coEse-
uuences OF self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal tnedi-
cine or the application OF the knIs; pointing
out mode Of cure at o &c imple, certain, ana
efTectual, by means of which every suffereT-no
matter what his condition may be. NAV cure
himself cheaply, priva' ely, and radically;
BE-This Lecture should he in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent undt seal, ia a plain envelope. TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt II six cents, or
two post stamps
address the Publishers.
CHAS =. 6. KLINE & Co.
Iaz R0wPry. New York. Post-onhee BOX,
1855.
Jan 23.7IlY
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Vol. 20.
Special ,5lohrf Column.
Tbs Confession Of an lrvaliC.

ghs lOliessiOn Of an lrvaliG,
pTTHf Isfff u A. A Va ESISG and iDI fi q JrTs n
Of lOt-N Nss ME~ ASD oTH EKs " iO ~t3ftrT frOfu
NERVOUS DEBILITY. 4. rs OF MANHOOD,
etc. supply Ing the means of sell cvse. Written
Dy one who cured himself sfter undergoing
coisiosrs3.c quackery aud Seni fee on re-
ceiy5ng "a pssst-J raid directed envelope
Sufferers are invite d to address The author,
NATHAEiEL MAYFAIR
April 10 73-6m- Box l53. Brooklyn, y.
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Ga:aware.
InHN RUTHRAUFF.
Arp Goods,
p,uaurr 9lfrrhauts.


GENERAL RoDUCEMERCHANTs, Deal
4 r ars in Butter. Eggs, Lard. Feathers. Seeds
fsrsed Fruits Beeswax, Pelts, Hides and fnun'
nv Prosiuce of all descriptions
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NEW LAW FIRM

,,,jE Us OsRSlGNEn HAVE ASSOCIATED
s.,.-.n ,siv-S a. A law firm. under the name
tu ,fEer & Damn. We viii occupy the of1ce
SS.,.tofor.. nsed by f Z. Damn, over the Han
ssw : ayings Rank. Main Street. Findlay, %.
ssrs,ritl a tend 10 all business entrusted 10 our
s,,,ra IA the state and Federal Courts. We
Iii !, ISo -fys eSpeci Al attention 10 the exami-
ea,ion of land titles. ami 70 the purchase and
bfs Of real estate in Hancock county and
Nserhare WALKER & DUNN.
Sept II 74-tf
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1fntists.
8. A. KELTNER. ID. d. 5.


nPERAT v and Mechanical Dentist
" Omce-s5, Main Street, above X. 3. ba-
ker a o's shoe Store.