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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

The following article from the Mar
ishalltowm Daily 1imes, may be Of
gcncralintercst I'd our readers inthat
| it seems to forshadow the lfnc Of pol
icy to be adopted by Mr.. Grinnell
tho new Receiver. The Tunes says
that Hon. II. r. GrinnclI. tile new re-
ceiver made a visit to headquarters
yesterday, and quietly stepped into
and out OF the different departing nts,
asking a question here. makinga sug-
gestion there, but indicating nothing
as to his intentions. Whether the
guillotine is sharpening for the necks
Of all or is to be brought out al all is
for the future to disclose. In conn
pany with MIR. Pickering and Grin
nell we made the grand tour Of head
quarters, taking in the round house
and new machine shop. being our first
round of the company's valuable
property at headquarters since the
building Of the machine shops. end
ing up our tramp at Bowler's where
We all did ample justice to one of
Bowler's dinners. In conversation
with Mr.. Grinnell we learned that
the utmost possible economy was to
be rigidly and conscientiously en-
forced, which, of course, is proper.
but we cannot see how il will be pos
siblc to improve, in that respect. over
the present management. As near as
VIC could learn only one order was
issued. and this we will call order
No. l. which we conjecture guillotines
one employee, and probably reads
about rs follows:
SIR: For using profane language
to your equals, and threats unbecom-
ing gentleman. your services In the
future on tho Central II. r. OF Iowa
will be dispensed with from and after
this date. j. b. GGlNNELi.
Marshalltown, Jan. -.
Whom the unlncky wight may be
that has ere this received his death
warrant, he will doubtless realize the
force Of the missive and the fact that
decorons aud gentlemanly language
is the proper thing to all men and nn-
der all circumstances. and that profane
language is always ungenilcmanly
and nnhecoming i'll ANYBODY. This
order may not be indicative OF line
Of policy, but it is very suggestive to
say the least and very proper.
We apprehend that knowledge of
the fact that employees delight to so-
journ in saloons aud tipping shops
will be considered no, recommends
ton as 70 qualifications FOR fitness to
/ serve the company. and We would adj
wise all who think they have good
i sits. a. the printer terms il. to alb
stain from frequenting such places or
pertaining their breath with rot-gut
! whisky. We have no doubt of the
fact that the interest Of the bond
holders and wants of patrons Of the
road will be ably cared for by tho
new receiver. and we bespeak for
him the Kind indulgence Of our eiti-
ZenS
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
Iowa llems.

Sioux City expects to have ST5.uH
conri house.
There are over eight thousand Qua
kers in Iowa.
Three colnred mea mrrc killed in
Muscaiinc last week.
kcokuk has just completed u jew.
ish synasoane--cosi-
Winthrop, Buchanan county. is in
the fifth week Of grand revival.
Independence has man SO mean
that he lately sci fire toa poor widow
house.
The Kcokuk Veteran Guard. want
to escort Gov. Kirkwood tothc cen.
tcnnial.
There i 4 man in Iowa Falls who
prides himself upon the fact that ht
has not been inside Of a church fol
twenty years. The Centennial vii
probably bring out plenty more sncI
specimens.
A farmer named Brotherson, Will,
driving a load of hay through thf
streets of Clinton the other day, wa:
capsized, and buried under the entire
load. They dug him out before h
] was dead.
Several Australian men are pur
chasing land in Iowa for the purpos
Of raising sheep. Last week Soutl
Wales sheep grower purchased
square mile In Cherokee county, an,
will soon put it into sheep farm.
| A Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Patrick
both living at jefferson. Greene coun
lily. were recently 50 badly burned b
kerosene as To cause death in a fey
hours. A lamp exploded in Mr.
Ricc's hand. Mrs. Patrick tippr,
over stand on which lamp wa
Standing.
Willard Tidd, rosiding two mile
South Of Conrad's Grove. Marshal
county, was shot on New Year
morning by himself or some ono els,
The bnllc. enietsa his head i,,.
saboye his right ear aud came out III
back Of his mock. lie has never bee
able W explain how It occurred. II
said that he was In the habit of horse
whipping his wife. and that the lai
time he is known 10 have done so,sli
told him il he ever did it again sh
would shoot him. He doesn't scei
, TO mind the injury much.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
A Change.

In consequence of the closeness OF
tho money market, and the difficulty
Of collecting bills, and the close COM
petition in trade, we feel under obi
cations to our creditors. ourselves.
and onr patrons, to enter upon tho
CASH SYSTEM ON and after the first
day Of January, 1876.
We have many patrons or customers
to whom we feel under many obliga-
tions, and thank them very cordially
for their prompt payments, and the
very liberal patronage they have here
tofore given us-and hope by fair deal
ing to have them continue their trade
with us under the new system, be-
lieving II will be better for ono and
all in the future, as wc shall make
every effort TO show marked differ
encc in prices between cash and credit.
We can buy much cheaper for cash
consequently we will be enabled to
give our customers the benefit Of it IN
trade. Very respectfully,
d3l .dlw4tw. J. r. You've 4 Bro.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Il
ANOTHER OLD Relic. Ill. l.. Water
man Esq, Of this city placed in our
hands to-day bank note which reads
as follows:.
SouTI CAEoLISA---No. 1895. This
Bill. entities the Bearer to rece,rt
EIGmr Spanish Milled DOLLARS or the
value of them in Gold and Silver ac-
cording to an act of the General As.
scmbly passed at Charlestown the I'D
day Of December l1i6. AZ
The signatures are so faded as not
10 lie lcgible. On the back Of II arr
the words death to Counterfeit
and .Printed by Pet Timothy It'll
The paper is very brown, as thick a
some card board, and made of yer,
coarse material.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
OrruNwA. IA. Jan. %, 1876.


At q meeting called for the purpost
Of organizing a Military Company II
the city Of Ottumwa, Capt. Jaqne'
was chosen Chairman and III. D
Cleveland Secretary. 1t.
The object of the meeting was
stated by the Chairman to be to Or.
ganizc a Militia Company, and that
all present who felt like joining
should answer to tlIeii. names as they
were called from the list.
On motion Of 4. J. Hall commit.
tee Of three, with the Chairman, were
appointed by the Chair to draft a
Constitution and bylaws, to be sub
mitied at the next meeting. G.. J
Allen, T. j. Hall aud II. u. Cleye-
land, were appointed as q COMMITTEES.
On motion Of Hall the Chair APP
pointed Wednesday evening as the
time to meet and fully organize.
1t was moved that the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the
daily and weekly newspapers of tho
city. Carried.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
II. ID. CLEVELAND
H Y J. Il -e5.3 =
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

SOFT soap, IN IT'S proper place. Is
very useful article. and is a commodi-
| ty, the utility of which is well under.
stood by every frugal housewife in the
country. There lis q gentleman in
this city. however, who has heard
more of soft soap than is pleasant to
him and perhaps will not hear the
last of it soou.
He has chased the sunshine and
| shadows Of life for nearly fifty years,
and she has chased them longer. He
makes garments for gentlemen, and
she Rmakcs soft soap for her neigh
bors. They are an iil-assorted pair
and have but few interests in COM
mon. perhaps, outside the soap. He
Hives i'm the city and she in the conn
TRY. They had some dealings with
! each other---he claims six dollars from
| her for board. and she claims six dol
lars from him for soft soap. Her
ttempcris as sirong as hen. soap. and her
feelings, by fancied i'll, were serious
| ~ wounded. With IRE in her eye
and her hair raising, she waltzed into
the store the other dav. aud inquired
ii Mr.. Jones was in.
| The misehievous clerk, who loves
fun as well as the old lady loves gin.
informed her that Mr.. Jones rGs in,
and. wonld she be seated while he
called him down.
l in answer to the summons Jones
came down and fonnd himself ris-d-fiS
| " it'll the lady from ono of the shad-
owv retreats on Brush creek--dressed
in the prevailing style of that country
4 Tine hand she carried behind her
and above her shawl peepedihc small
lend OF q cow-hidc, while firmly
! grasped i'm the other she held a Colts
six-inch Navy revolver.
With smile on her face that would
:. curdlc vinegar ina jug, and which was
j not altogether child-like or bland. in.
Iquired if nc would please settle thai
little bill for soap.
With arms. crossed and "a look M
meek rs lion. he eyed the raw-hidt
and looked askance at the hand
(which held the Colt by the bit. ant
answered Il presume so" bur what
about the board Z" ~
MIR. Jones. don't tempt me- ad
. vancing and placing her right for,
: foot in the proper position, her eye
/. sparkling like diamonds and answer
| ed as she dropped the whip: ''yo,
know me, have came here tor set
Element. Mr.. Jones | mast haze
settlement" She brandished aloft he
revolver, informed him that sh'
could snuff a candle with il three time
/, in five, and invited poor Jones to lool
down the chambers.
He took one look. called the cashier
and as he quietly placed a bale o
goods between himself and her, CAV
orders that the bill should be liquida
tied. She is ut home now and is hap
!. pv in possession of her six dollar
while he applies himself to his bust
mess with redoubled energy, resolving
in the future to keep out of the sol
soap trade. especially with woman
who carries whole park Of artillcr
y | around with her.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
: x.v Yers Eslssr q ,74s.

In ITS there were four aewspas
pcrs published in New York. Rir-
ington's Roual Gazetteer was tho sub
scryfcnt tool of tho british authors
ties. The Mcrcury, published by
Hugh Gainc, was a time-servcr and
trimmer. 1ndcrsoa's Constitutional
Hu=ettc was born and died in IT'S,
and had no influence whatever. The
New York .IosvNdl, published by
John Holt, was the sturdy and nn-
purchasable organ of the Sons OF
Liberty. Its editor fled the city after
the disastrous battle on Long Island,
and he was. heard of atttrward as
publishing his newspaper at one and
another Of the towns on the Hudson
under circumstances that would have
appalled, less determined man. In
the month OF August, TIT, while At
Esopns, he printed an advertisement.
in which he proposed to take any
kind Of country produce in the way
Of trade. His prospectus reads very
quantity: "And tho printer, being
unable to carry ON his business with.
out the neeessaries OF life, is Obliged
to aflix the following prices TO his
work, viz: For quarter. of news
twelve pounds Of beef, pork, veal OF
mn, ton, or four pounds Of butter, OF
seven pounds 6f cheese, or eighteen
pounds of fine -four, or half q hushe
| Of wheat, or one bushel of IndiaI
corn, or half q cord Of wood. or SO(
VT. Of hay, or other articles OF coun'
try produce as he shall want them, in
like proportion, or as much money a.
will purchase them at the time ; fol
other articles of printing work, tn
prices to be in proportion to that o.
| the newspaper. All his customers
1 who have to spare any Of the above
or other articles Of country produce
he hopes will let him know Il, ana
afford him the necessary supplies
without which his business here mus
soon be discontinued" It's gratifying
| to be able to state that the sturd.
patriot survived tho Revolution, ana
lived to revisit the city Of which h
had been Postmaster in l1i5.--Scrib
ney's for .IaauGry,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
: -I---7s1-7-- - = - - :
Alll;NlEE,S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to ne directel irpn
the Clerk offhe District Count Of Wapeln County
Iowa, on Il Judgment Obtained in said Couti 81
the 10th day of September 1874. in favor of Marga
ret ORe, as plaintiff and against John :. Walker
as defendant. Tor the sum Of Hevcn Hundred ant
Fot1y-seven and a2-laO Dollars aud costs taxcl a
$s5n and aceruing costs. have levied upon hi
following Real Estate taken property OF sal,
Defendant TO satisfy said execution, to-wif,
Lots -Four a. and Twelve tl2) OF Norris sub-,ii
vision OF Out Lot Thirty-three tsal in the city o
Ofumwa. Wapello county, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale TO The highes
bidder for cash in hand on the sath day OF jam
| airy, 1876. IN front OF the Court Louise in Ouum
wa, at the hour uf > O'Clock, T. NJ. of said dav
when and where due attendance will he given ~
4 the undersigned
1 Dated at ottumwa, Iowa. Dee. 18th, 1870
T. P4SPiLMAS. sheriff nj said C,unty.
ian 9 W.T. By y. q SEA(SllIEK, Dpp,ty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
An gawA marAes Revealed After
t8 Twenty Hsnfs.t gG

AN Iowa Muk0G0 uAeNGWsrW <AssSs
Twenty Wears. Jg
DIS MoINRs. Iowa. Jan. 2U.--Iil
1855 4 maj, named Nick Hahn lived
in a cabin in the Eastern part OF what
is now fhis city. which tenement be
occupied by courtesy of q. C.Jef-
ries. In il Hahn resided for about
1.-TWO wears. when his wife became in
sane, and Hahn took her 10 her
| friends iii Pennsylvania. and he has
not been seen since. Yesterday d
man came to thccity, and visited Mr.
Shepherd, one OF the old settlers. and
made inquiry as to the location of tho
old cabin in which Hahn had lived
Ii was long ago torn down, VET Mir
Shepherd remembers very nearly its
location. The stranger says ie3Was
living near Dies Moines when Hahn
was hc4c. and is acquainted with tho
family of the wife in Pennsylvania
He SAYS Hahn took his insane wife
home. lie returned to Iowa and
came to his house, at which time he
displayed large sum al money in
geld. which excited suspicion. as
Hahn was worthless kind If a fell
low Ia
At that time the country was full OF
land spectators. and, as houses were
scarce, they stopped where they
could got a cover from the elements.
1 II now appears that one of these
lodged with Hahn. and one day sud
denly was missing. but no attention
was paid to it. as they came and went
so frequently. A few days ago re-
turning reason came to Mrs. Hahn.
and as soon as she could collect her
scattered thoughts. she revealed the
cause of her insanity. She says her
husband murdered the hamburger
in her presence. and buried his body
in the cellar under the cabin. and She
was compelled to assist him. The
crime was done to get the victims
gold. of which he had several thou
sand dollars. Is
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

We notice that Senator j. III. Mcr-
rill and Representative G. A. Mad
SON are appointed on visiting COM
mittees to State institutions. The
former visits the Insane Asylum ut
Independence and the former the
Orphans Home at Glenwood. They
win make their visits this week. The
visiting committee to the Agricnl-
tural College are Senator Hebara and
Representatives Mills and Lane.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
.knew T&y Opportunity .

The grim monster, Death, was stssltl,ily
approaching. ] could almost feel his hot,
gerry breath upon my forehead. My faith
less goddess IIygea. had utterly deserted me.
Only now and then would Morpheus b.
friend me, but an this suspicious day, he had
deigned 10 mois,en my -yeliis with heavsn-
u AmhrosiA. and | slept. As | SLEPT. be-
hold, l had dream! Thought that 4 was
roaming upon foreign soil whittier my ply.
siciAn had sent me TO recover my health. |
vas in great metropolis one OF the grand
marts OF tho world. In ons Of my strolls |
CHANGED 10 meet man who had in his hand
handsomely bonnd volume, entitled " The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser
and Who said that he was IN agent for the
sale Of the book. The title was snch novel
one that ! was impelled to give the work q
casual notice. A hastily glanced over its
pages, Observed that It toItsihsi treatises
not commonly fonnd in medical works. But
I had too many timea h&sn hoaxed by ap-
pearAncee, and | datsrmiaea thai wrnld
have nothing 70 do withii. Avoice within
me, like faithful mentor, whispered,
"Know thy opportunity /; in that book Il
| thy salvation |" began reasoning with my
self. Alshough doubtful and distrustfnl,
yet put forth my hand to take the book,
and, ioi the agent wasgons! J was missr.
able. In my agony Iawoke. Great drops
OF psrsrirAtion were upon my brow. ny
| my bedside was friend who had called dn.
ring my slumber u see me. Said my friend
~ hAvs bsonght with me book, inst pub.
isshsd, which 1 thought might interest YOU
One glance at the work. and I was assured
that It WAS "1'he Peoples Common SENS
| Medical Adviser, ? by DR.. II. v. Pierce, d
Buffalo, N. Y. Surely. this was the vasita
bio hook which I hal seen In my dreams
Ny friend loaned mo the work, aud every
day, as my strength permitted, ] pcruee,l &,
pae~. Althonahn contaipel very inter
oetisg treAtiscs bD nioIOay Cerebral. Phys
ology, Human Temperaments, Morning o
the Sick, etc, yet, being an invalid, w
moat interested In the subjects oil Disease
and Remedies. believed that had
| liver affection, and yet more than ops med
ical attendant had pronounced my disoas
Consumption, and that | w8nid fall viii
the autumn leaves. Il that book | founs
my symptoms perfectly portrayed. wa
then contidept that had not deceived my
self. IrsAsoned thus @Any man who cal
40 trathfully depict my fse.inga, and sppaE
emily understands my constitutional tend
! encies, muat kaoW met what my physics
system de6AAnds. lwill trust NY case wit
Dr.. Pierce, viii take hia golden NEEDLES
Discovery q recommended for my disease.
The result 10, that after having perssverinp
Nv followed his prescribed treatment, ono
! again eniov the hlessinas al kaaIth. There
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
Neeealees SsancrtMx

Many persons Of weakly constitution,
with dyspeptic and bilious tendencies,
suffer life-long bodily distress uuuecessari-
~. Their existences are commonly shorter
than those Of healthier mortals, but while
they last, 1t Ia usually The case that they
are continually dosing themselves, OF being
dosed to no purpose. Could they be in
dnced to use Hustetter's Stomach Btters
for . while, strength reeained. digestion
restored, and tho disappsarance Of bilious
symptons. would speedily acquaiat item
With the differences between a remedy
which deals win causes, and those which
Affect symptoms merely MOI only are tho
Bitters \ searching spe ;iiic foe complaints
affecting the stomach, liver OF Intestinal
canal, Int they are, in consequence et ,heii
tnvlgora!ise srtl tsaaire inilee"ee upon HE
entire physilnr. an adMirsi,'c means 81
protectn. The system against The simos.
pheric influences which bagyt mala,ia dis
eases.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
pRt,OY Or WILL.

STATE OF ioWA,l -
WAPaILo COUNTY, ~
To the heirs-at. law of LYDIA Harkins, deceased
and all others concerned
You are hereby notified that on the l3ih day q
January, isf6, there was opened and rublei.
read By che Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Wapell
county, Iowa, an instrument OF writing ptirD0
ing 10 be the listwiit and testament of L ydin Har
klns late OF said county, deceased; and YOU Al.
further notified that Tuesday, the eth day q
March, ISIS. has been sci for the final hearing an,
proof nf said vail. at which time all persons in
iereatcd inay appear and show cause why u,
same should mol be admitted to probate
January itrh. 1879. l.. " COOLEY,
Jun, 2t'-iw. CLERK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
nnIGaNAI.H6TsCE

To William Avery. Defendant
Iou are hereby notified Thai on nr before Inc ljtf
day OF February, ls.6, the petition of Nrgilri,
avery, paintih. Will he filed in the Clerk = ofic,
OF the Circuit Court Of Wapelia county, Iowa
claiming Of YOU IL divorce. for deserton for NOR,
than two years, and other causes, and asking care
custody and control of Nrlic Avery.
And thai unless you appear and make setens'
thereto, ON on before noon of The second day ~
the next term of said Cont, IN he begun and helC
at the Conrf House in 0itumwa, in said county
Oh the 9TH day OF March. ls.6, default will be en-
tered and Decree renacrci thereon againstyo
9g @ w VI. G aAQlEs, "a
jan 2sih-wis Plaintiff IS Attorney.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
ORaGINAl. NOTICE.

To Robert Cummins and W $. Cummns:
You are each hereby noti1ied that the petition
OF the plaintiff, J. H. Merrill Co.. is now Oh flit
In the Clerk office Of the Circuit Court of Wap
clio County, iowa. claiming 81 you and y. u
Harris the sum OF mine hundred and fifteen and
asking an attachplent against your nHop,sty
And unless you appear and defend, on cRhefore
noon OF the second day of the next term of said
court, to he begun and held 10 Ottumwa, i'll eais
County. on the 9Th day Of March. 1875, your dc,
fanlr will he taken aud Judgment RENDERED
against Sou as prayed,
WV. MCNRTT,
ATTORNEY for plaIntif.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

w. $. LEAs, Red Front, opposite
Iowa National Bank, keeps a full sup.
ply of Confecfionsries, Nuts. and
Fruits. The finest Cigar in the city,
tie best assortment OF Fine Cnt,
Smoking, and Plug Tobaccos, Pipes,
smokers articles, notions. Ne. Also
all the leading Daily and Weekly.
newspapers, Periodicals.. nvi0 Vim
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

OnlsslNAs. NOTiCr.

You are hereby notified that the petition OF tbt
plaintiff. Vim. McNrti, j. now on iiie in the OF
lice OF the Clerk Of the Gi,ruit Court OF Wapeist
County, Iowa, claiming OF Won The sum Of on,
hundred and Iiitecn dollars OH promissorv note
md asking al attachment against your property
And unless yuu appear aud defend on or feiort
1oon OF she second tlas nj the next term of sa,t
court to I've begun aud held In Ottumwa, in salt
County, on the 9TH day Of March, 1870. ynnr de
fanlt will i've aiken amt Judgment rcnJe&cd
against You as prayed
VS.. McNETr,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

PLEADS GrILTY.-Ycsterday G. W.
Epley, Of this county, who was under
Indictment for passing counterfeit
money appeared at Keoknk, and
plead guilty, but the sentence Of the
court has not yet been passed. Smith
was found not guilty on two counts
by the jury and was discharged. The
prosecution was conducted by Dis
triet Attorney Lane and Assistant
Scaton and the defense by Hrnder-
shot and Jacques of this city.
A CoRoNERs jon SroILEp.--This
morning I. X. Shepherd went out to
the stable to feed his stock. He
mounted into the hay-loft and iobbed
the fork into a pile of hay, but some.
how il wouldn't go down. He COM
menced scratching the hay away with
his hands. when horror Of horrors.
there lay. 10 all appearance, dead
man! He climbed out Of that loft
with electric speed and rushed out to
find neighbOr TO come and view
with him the CHASTITY sight. When
he returned. which was but a few
minutes afterwards, he saw that
eorpse's coat tail going Overt The fence
Shepherd hailed the apparition. blu,
the tramp" which it was, was doai
to all invitations to stop, and lit on,
/ at a 2:25 gait. Shepherd is Of thu
| opinion that il will take considerable
salye to heal the pnnctnre made by
the hay fork in that tramp's pos
terror.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

From both City and Country
should not fail to visit Mrs. Plat q
Highlands millinery Store in Cnricw
Block, in L. II. Wilson's old stand,
and see their nice new Goods and
price them before they buy else.
where. Especial pains will be taken
to please customers as IN. style, quail.
IL and price, mll-d&wtf.