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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12
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perseverance, scith this renssdy sUtlt 1rers
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truth of these ctdinnss fts itAJ ,
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
About the Primary Election.
BEALLsvILLE, o., June 4, 1877

OEALLStlLLEi W., ouuC I, 1oi'.
Mr.. EDITOR l wish to make some in
quiries through your paper. ] do not
wish to stir up strife, but if reports
which are in circulation be untrue they
should be corrected; if they be true
there is an accountability resting some
where
Was the primary election conducted
according to law in Bethel township p
Was there legal organization there 7
Were Republicans knowingly permitted
to vote there2 Were Republicans di.
rectly or indirectly invited TO vote there Z
...-.. ....-e. HONEST INDIAN.
In reply to our correspondent we
can only say that the reports referred to
have been freely talked about. but we
have heard no one speak OF them who
had personal knowledge of their truth
fulness or untruthfulness. We presume
that WIN F. WIRE, Esq who was Com
mitteeman for Bethel township, will
promptly answer the questions of our
Beallsville correspondent ED. SPIRIT
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E George Arnold, the driver Of q
water cart at Martins Ferry, came to
bis death in horrible manner one day
last week. His horse took fright at 9
passing locomotive and ran away, pitch.
ing Arnold between the barrel and
wheel of the cart, from which place he
could not release himself, and was bea.
ten to death by the spokes Of the rap,
idly running wheel, His body was hor.
ribly mutilated and his skull crushed
before the frightened animal could be
stopped and the mangled body released
-BarncsUile Enterprtse, tn inst.
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p%The prospect at Baltimore, fol

s@The prospect at Baltimore, for
satisfactory prices for tobacco is not
fattering to the merchants. The "French
contract" which usually greatly infu-
ences the market, has been let, and the
price, although not precisely known is
understood to be below an average of
five dollars and half hundred.
The tobacco technically known as
"French" includes the lower grades of
sound, except short tips, and ranges up
to the lower qualities of brown, and red.
1t covers perhaps one-third OF the Ohio
crop.
1t is considered favorable that this
contract is let to Mr., SCHUMACHER, OF
Baltimore, instead of Mr.. LEHR, who is
the worst "bear" the sellers have to
fight against
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

Chronicle, 7th inst WIN. Buchanan,
formerly a resident near Ioydsville. died
at his home in Hsndrysburg, on the Goth
ult, aged about Is years.
Mr. Frank Cowen made his maiden
law speech to jury in The defense OF
Mary Miller charged with murder. in our
Common Pleas, on Wednesday, and &C
Quilted himself very credilahly.
Ol Monday the Probate Judge. upon
proper medical certificates and evidence
adjudged the following persons to be in
sane, and made application to the Asy-
lum at Athens for their admission: Mar
garet Welsh, Pultnev township; Roger
McMannis, Puitney township: Maria
Strander, Pesse township; Sarah Hall
Pease township.
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Proceedings OF the Board of In.
firmary Directors,

Proceedings OF the Board of In.
Urinary Directors,
The Board met on the Ist inst, pres
ent, HENRY SMITH, ROBERT McCAMMoN
and JOHN PFALzaRAF.
The following bills were allowed: N
Koehler 4 Co., mdze, $20,15; George
Ketterer, same, s24,7O; Pope & Castle,
groceries, $9,9S; Smith d Waddell
hardware, &5,04; Jacob Roemer, keep.
ing out -pauper % weeks, s44; George
Weisend, potatoes, 5000; John Morris,
tobacco, $500; S. Ford, potatoes, SIS
60; William Shell, potatoes, 81, so; Jas
R. Smith, mending harness, $3.50; P
Schumacher, groceries, $65,92; L. P.
Oblinger, produce, S92,45; L, P, Oblin.
ger, expenses on out.pauper, S2,75; DR.
J. E. Dillon, medical attendance, s20;
VIM. Walton, medical attendance, S7,43
There being no further business the
Board adjourned to July I'd, 1877.
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BARNEsvILLE DIsrRIcT FOURTH Round
j. M. CARR, PREsIDING ELDER June
10, Barnesville, Barnesville Circuit; June
II, Bellaire, Bridgeport; June "a, Som
erton; July l, Centerville; July S-h,
Beallsville July Is, Bellaire Circuit /;
July 22d, Powhattan July 29th, Woods
field August 5. st. Clairsville, Morris
town; August 9th, Moorefeld; August
H.. Freeport; August 10, Belmonti Au,
gust 26th. Woodsfield, Antioch; Sept
ember 2, Hendrysburgh, Fairview; Sep
tembcr 9, Darlington, Hannibal. as''f
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Balloon!

The Officers of our Agricultural So
ciety are determined that our Fairs shall
not only be remunerative to; those ex-
hibiting stock, farm products and spec.
linens of handi work, but attractive to
all who attend. They have about COM
pleted arrangements, with a Cincinnati
company, for Balloon Ascensions on
the second and third days of the Fair,
also for Chariot Races, Rope Walking
and Velocipede Races during those days
HA meeting of the Directors of
the Bellaire Il Southwestern was held
at Bellaire last Friday. at which propo
sitions for raising money to iron the
road were considered. A committee of
three was appointed to negotiate with
parties in the East. We hope to pub
lish, in this month, that the committee
met with complete success. If such
should be the case, the cars will run
from Bellaire to Woodsiield before De-
cember 1st. -,
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Great OIL strike Near OIL City.

On CRY, PENN. June TN Bullion
district, fifteen miles southwest of Oil
City, this afternoon, the largest oil we'll
was struck since 1873 When the vein
was penetrated, the oil flowed over one
hundred feet in the air 1t was got un.
der control as soon as possible, and con-
veyed to tanks, Specials to the Daily
Derrick tonight say that the well made
three hundred barrels the first six hours,
and estimates the production at on e
thousand barrels the first twenty -four
hours. 1t is owned by Tack, Dean 4
Shirley, of Parker City, and Kirk 4
Dilworth, of Pittsburgh.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

FTwenty counties were represented
in the Greenback Convention held at
Columbus on the 9th inst. The follow
ing is the ticket nominated:
Governor, STEPHEN JOHNSON
1t. Governor, JOHN B POWELL.
Treasurer, john JUNsTINs.
Supreme Judge, SAMUEL E. ADAMS
Clerk of S. Court, CHARLES e BoNsALL
Attorney Gen'l, MARSHALL o WAGNER
NJ. B. of P. Works, JACOB RIBLErr
Mr. POWELL formerly resided in this
county aud is highly esteemed by all
who know him here. His present home
is Columbiana, where he ranks as one
of the leading citizens. We regret that
JOINS chances for election are not fat
tering. 'Tis our opinion that he will
decline to allow the use of his name,
when notified of his nomination.
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RA travelling preacher named SAM.

EA travelling preacher named SAM
UEL WITrENBAUeH is in the Eastern part
of this county predicting any number
of strange things Among them is one
that the war between Russia and Turkey
is but the beginning of war that will
spread until all nations and peoples be-
come engaged, and again that the world
will come to an end in the year 1888,
eleven years from this time. In bis
preaching he ann ounces that he is only
the forerunner of Prophet mightier
than he, who will expound all things
clearly and to the satisfaction of all men
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EEWe think Barnesville tobscco
dealers will think better Of our tobacco
warehouse than the Enterprise would
have us believe If they can sell their
tobacco in Bellsire to as good advan-
tage as in B.llimore, surely they vii
not send it to Baltimore instead The
warehouse established by West Virgin
ia down at Huntington seems to be a
success Why should not one here P
Beltaie Independent
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wDr. j. NJ WILSON will commence
the practice Of medicine in New Castle
June 20, 1877. DR.. WILSON was former
ly student in the Louisville Medical
College, and at present is attending the
Jefferson Medical College in Philadel-
Dhia1 st Esa i,
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
fo9 OBITUARY.

THEODORE LOWE departed this life a
the residence of his brother in Claring
ton, Ohio, May 81, 1877, aged % years
s months and 10 DAYS.
/. Consumption has again done its work
"Dear as thou vast, and justly dear, s
We would not weep for thee;
One thought shall check the starting tear,
It is that thou art free.
"And thus shall faiths consoling power
The tears of love restrain;
o, who that saw thy parting hour, -
Gould wish thee here sgainP"
Darlington, Ohio, June 5, 1877. D.N.
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[Parkersburg West va.) Sentinel, Cd instl

lfarkersburg WEST Va.) Sentinel, 2d inst.
MARRrED.-On the 23d day of Nav
1877, by j. w. Carter, Barna Powell
Esq, of this city, to Miss Anna Rust
daughter of VIM, Rust, Esq, of Gallo
polls, Ohio.
BARNA is another Monroe County boy
who wandered from the home roof, and
for whom our people have always enter
tanned the kindliest of feelings We
wish the welded long life Of happi.
ness and prosperity.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

The Kings and Queens College of
Physicians in Ireland, having just grant
ed diplomas in medicine to three unmar
ried young women, the number of female
doctors who may freely practice in En-
gland without infringing the very strin-
gent laws on the subject is now raised
to exactly half q dozen. The London
World says that the young women doc
tors are snapped up in marriage by prac-
titioners of the opposite sex, they being
eligible as partners for life in double
sense.
The streets in front of employment
offices are so ohstructed with men seek.
ing work that business firms lately peti
toned the Chief Of Police to keep pas
sage clear.
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Let the Poor Lnborers suffer.

A recent order of Secretary McCrary,
that all work shall be suspended at the
National armories after June 80, on ac-
count Of the failure of Congress to pass
an Army Appropriation Bill, presents
the curious anomaly of the Government
keeping up a standing army without war
rant of law, yet refusing to retain poor
laborers, thousands of whom will thus
be thrown out of work
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

b8 The reader of war news from the
Danube must still be patient. Delay
seems certain to follow delay. The Rus
SLAMS have now ranged their army along
the Danube, but il is stated that they can
not get fairly across within three weeks,
owing to the hight of the river, and the
campaign is expected to begin in earnest
only with July Then it must be fought
in the fercest heat Of summer, which
will do as much as hard fighting to bring
about speedy result-N Y Tribune.
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.O F. FLINT. ESQ was re

HO. F. FLINT, Esq, was reelected
Justice of the Peace in Washington
township on the 26th inst, receiving 35
votes more than his three competitors
combined FRANK is q sound Demo-
crat, who has always responded when
the party called for earnest, vigorous
work; and It's the opinion Of a host Of
Democrats that he would be bard to
beat for any position he might choose
to aspire to. a.l -
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wMrs. WAY, OF this place, is pre-
pared to furnish Dalhias, Fucias, Gladio
las, and any other kind of flowers for
gardens or pots, to the public. Parties
living at distance can have them pack
ed so that they will carry without being
damaged. 8egE
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DYSPEPSIA,
raSrnnN -

tfce cure for that most depressing Of Gtl<
nnents, aud a brief fcourse of treatment sotK
restore the digestive organs to tbsir pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
nerross irrttd1ttity of literary and alt
persons pwrsuinQ a sedeNtory lie, q
speedily removed by this agent. ne
stomach Is restored to health and the key-.
note of the systen sritl once more respond
81, the performance of labor.
Price, One Dollar, Ia Jorge eotssa, or
Sin bottles, $6. .-.I -
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%MARIA A. BURKHART, wife OF
FRANCIS BURKHART. of Summit town
ship, died on the 9th inst, Of Consump-
ton, aged 49 years. Her remains were
inferred in the Roman Catholic Gene
terry in this place on the 9Th inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

@3,l57, 900 pounds OF tobacco were
produced in Monroe County in 1876
Is not that a strong argument in favor
of a tobacco warehouse nearer home
than BaltimoreY We think it is, and
our dealers are in favor of its location
at Bellaire, s
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
I, + 80 AFFECTION S., ,,l1,, !. :.
TU A EyENEnN-

( A sli1hf se-eailed cold sgiuz oftttascs
lead to a serious cough, sChieh, Wncared
for or badly treated, must hSoo but lO3se
sesult-it mast evesstsote In o aetttea eosc
of BRONCHITIS, or srhat Is scorse, tke
deadly C0NSUMFE4ON' 1esaH est1ertng
from harassing c1tgh aud erpectoTdtioR,
TRACHEON Offers q sou,sd, reliable, ,and
permanent relief. It,GuGuesats espccto-
ration, and enables the patient to eSpet
that TERRIBLY septic deposit, tchtch, " tsft
snsantcate its poison to Tho resteMtdr sss6-
stance Of the Ia,a1y degenerGttng aud de-
stroyinG that most essential or orQdpss
tipseJy death. TRACHEON has no eqrqi,
mach less a superior, and its ssse tcfu noe
only remore the deposit, thereby aferdtseQ
great relief, but heals the n.ensor1me gnd m
lung tissue.- > Ns Al ;...i,s
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s@Highest Market Price paid for
Butter and Eggs. Butter must be Good
or it won't he taken at P. SCHUMA.
CHER'S. 4B pounds Coffee for Oae
Dollar, % cents for Single pound
Bring your produce where you al,oays
get the highest price for them, and your
Groceries at the "very lowest" at p.
SCHUMACHER'S.
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MARRIED On May 9Th, by O. F.
FLINT, Esq, of Washington township,
Mr. JOHN w. KINNEY and Miss SARAH
E. CLINE.
On May 9th, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
CLINE and Miss MARY KNowLToN.
On. May 10Th, by Rev. c. B. HEN
THORN, Mr.. PATRICK McCABE and Mrs
ADALINE SMITH.
On May Goth, by Rev. W. A. WALTER,
Mr. ERNEST D LETTAN and Miss Ma.
RIAH E. MANGoLD
On the Sd inst, by c, w Cliff, Esq ,
of Bethel township, Mr. JACOB LINDA
MOOD and Miss JANE SWAIN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

,EFT The Republicans of Guernsey
county nominated the following ticket
on the 7th inst: Representative, THos
S. LUccocK; Auditor, THOMAS j. TIN
GLE; Treasurer, JOHN D. PATTERsoN
Prosecuting Attorney, j. C. STEELE
Commissioner, PATRICK LoeHERY; Sur.
yeyor, A. j. spAuLDINa; Infrmary Di-
rector, JAMES McCLENAHAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

,HIt is altogether proper for JOHN
WILLIAM DoHERTY to rally to the de-
fense of JOE. KEssINGER and General
GRosyENoR, as it is understood that he
represents the tail of the Athens Ring,
in this county. The brains are repre-
sented by JOE, and the General.
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There is considerable mortality
among the hogs of this section Mr.
Albert, of this place, recently had thir,
teen hogs examined, and found that all
of them had the black tusk, which inva.
riably causes death. He thinks that this
will he found to be the cause of many
deaths among the hogs. Farmers should
investigate the matter and apply the
remedy by extracting the tusk,-Bar
aesUiNe Enterprise.
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D~A Greenback Convention was held
in Columbus, last week, and State
ticket nominated. This notice is just
six lines more than it deserved. These
petty factions are generally worked up
BY men who want some party to buy
them.
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R e. / N H E R I
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow, ]
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese, \
n Sardines, Mustard & other articles T
& kept in first class Confectionery. ]
B Motto: Quick sales & small profits.
R7o E 1 N H E R ]
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n~On the 9Th inst, PETER RAHM, a
native of Switzerland, and who took
out his first papers 16 years since, re-
ceiyed his fnal papers, granting him
citizenship, from the Probate Court OF
this county.
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ES- The Board of County Commis-
oners made the following levies on the

EgI In the table of votes, east in the
Convention of the 26th ult, which ap-
peared in The SPIRIT of the 9th inst,
the vote Of JOSEPH WEIR, for Recor-
der, was put down at 179 His correct
vote is 1913, he having received IA votes
in Perry township which the Secretary
of the Convention unintentionally omit
ted from his sheet.
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wFor four wears past the Demo


EEF For four years past the Democ.
racy of this county have been coaxed,
honeyed and entreated to forsake The
SPIRIT, quit taking it and subscribe for
some other paper; but they have stood
firm as the rock of Gibraltar and treat
ed with contempt all such advances
And to-day no paper in Ohio has bet
ter paying list than The SPIRIT, it hsv.
ing more than doubled in the time above
noted, and none of them have truer or
more steadfast friends than this paper
We thank them and promise to furnish
them in the future better paper, il pos
sible, than in the past
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'i5 EIf you want the news Of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT, TERMs.-one year $I so; six
months 75 cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank rs.~;e,ss' za.s
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b~ There is good deal of nonsense
talked and written about Blaine's intend
ing to get up new party. Why should
he get up new party2 Heis Repub-
lican, and the great body of Republicans
are with him whenever the issue is defin-
ed between the F, ,audulent President and
the principles which the Fraudulent
President has abandoned. It is Hayes.
not Blaine, who needs new party. 1t
is the wigwam, not the Indian, that is
lost in the woods-N Y Sun.
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ATTACHING ENT.

DR.. C. D. Daily y Before B Cisns. J. P. of
vs.. Perry township, Monroe
George Dennis. county, Ohio: ou the 9th
day of April, A. D. 1877, said Justice issued
an order OF attachment in the above action
for the sum Of S24 so with in, crest and
costs. Trial set for tue 9th day Of June A.
d, 1877, at o'clock p. m.
msy22, c. D. DAILY.
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s. EEThe news of Monroe County can
only belfound in THE SPrRIrs columns
each week This Is admitted by mem
bers Of both parties throughout the
county.
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EOn the 9Th inst, the County Com
missioner's awarded the contract for L.
500 bushels of coal to HENRY SMITH at
i0t cents per bushel, TO be delivered by
the 1st day OF November.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

Mrs. WAY, on the East side Of
town, has all kinds Of Garden Seeds,
Flower Seeds and Pot Flowers for sale
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~A At the teachers examination held
on the I'd inst certificates were issued
as Follows: One for "a months, 2 for Is
months, 13 for - months, 6 for 6
months and rejected.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm of ABRAM STEPHENS, con
tanning 120 acres, three miles East OF
Woodsfield, is for sale For terms and
other particulars apply to, or address
II. r WEST,
April 24,'77-tf. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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FREINHERR has just received a
full stock Of Candies, Nuts, and other
confectionaries. Ice-cream, cakes and
other good things furnished to picnic
parties on short notice.
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GF Mrs Isabel MCGEE. while on her
way TO church at Cambridge, on Sunday,
accidentally fell from spring wagon in
which she was riding and broke her
neck, causing instant Death Belmont
fhfoziole, TIL isst ..,...-.
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DIED.-On the Both ult, of old age,
Mrs. iPERMELIA SPEEEMAN, of Claring-
ton, this county, aged 80 years. Her
remains were inferred in the Darlington
Cemetry on the 31st ult.
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EMr. ISAAC MORTON. of Cambridge,
Guernsey county, has been appointed
on the Commissiop to locate the To-
bacco Warehouse, pice JAMES S. JEN-
;xlEas,. declined, sgyx
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

@ Ladies Linen Suits at low prices
at MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

EMrs, WAY, os this place, is pre-.
pared to furnish fresh Pot Flowers, Gar
den Seeds and Flower Seeds to all who
may desire to purchase
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

HThe times Of holding teachers
examinations at Cameron and Woods
field have been changed. Attention is in
vited to the notice printed elsewhere in
this issue. y 'les
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-12

EThe Republicans of Guernsey
county, at their County Convention last
week, resolved in favor of HAYES. The
post-oAfce at Cambridge is worth about
$4,000 per year. ee,.