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n weak, nervous, exhausted feelings
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-13

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We manufacture all kinds, styles and sizes of bas-
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Burlington Iowa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale 7

CEVERAL WELL-BRED DURHAM BULL
~ Calves. at my stock farm, at Longview, on Rock
aver, mics above Milan, and Ia miles from
Coal Valley. viii be sold low.
5wtf w. d, CROCKETT.
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LIVER REGULATOR

II you feel dull, drowsy, debiAtatcd, have fire.
quent headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite
and tongue coated, ycu suffering from torpid
liver, or "bilousness,' and nothing will cure yoU
so speedily and permanently as to
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-13
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
DISORDER OF THE KIDNE ]

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DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they seCrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stoLe or gravel or
with aches and pains settled in the loins the
regions OF the kidneys these pills should be taken
according to the printed directions, and the Oint
ment should be well rubbed into the small of the
back al bed time, This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
For Stomachs Out of Orders.
No medicine so effectual1y improves the tone
of the stomach as those pills; they remove all
acidity occasioned either by intemperaBce or i'm
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healthy condition; they wonderfully efica-
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Fits, Govt, Headache Indigestion, Inflammation,
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Kings Evil, Sore Threats, Stone and Gravel Tic
D. uloureux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms orall kinds,
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.
! None genuine unless the signature of j. Hay
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ty parties counterfeiling the medicines or vend
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and dealers In medicine throughout the civilized
world in boxes al - cents, 90 cents and 81 each
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
| larger size
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box
once, liz LDlfty Stu. NEW YORK,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-13

Liver Disease and Indigestion
prevail TO u greater extent than
probably any other malady, and
relief is always anxiously
sought after. If the Liver il
Regulated IN its action, health
health is almost invariably Sc
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-13
A Remedy that is rapidly taking the place of all
other Preparations for The
Cure of all Female Weaknesses
Worth S., 900 in a Single Case.
India H. Ptrkhapa's Vegetable Compou0d

Is sold by all Druggists at 81 per bottle. Whole
sale AgentsGeOrge G.. Goodwin & CO., No. 88
Hanover street, and Carter, Harris & Hswley, No.
$50 Washington street, Boston.
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For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen
AS A REMEDY IN
Malarious Fevers. Bowel Complaints Dyspepsia
Mental Depression, Reetlessness, Jaundice Man
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~ IT HAS NO EQUAL. "a
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~ See -arge advertisement.
SPECIAL n I1CES.
MARRIED LADIES oPds 70 yea sa;

stamp Tor confidential circular OF great value. DIR
+. D. CLARKE, 1876 S. Clark St.. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
TRIAL OF POLICE CAPTAIN MURPHY.

TIE trial OF Police Captain Murphy oi the twenty
FIRST Precinct begun YESTERDAY morning before the Foce
Commissioners is charged by tha Sccie: fuf The sup
pr sion ci Vice falling To stop immoral performances At
Icypan Hall ry fDurtist. \ charge was aleo pre-
frd AGAINST HIM by Superintendent Walug, wno alleged
that capt Murphy delayed in serving two warrants Tor me
arrests II keepers disorely ho@ wing one week
aiicr issued and another ten Gays sitrrNad Inc
second charge was first considered. Tie counsel Capt
Murpy admitted The delay ia serving The warrants, but
pleaded IN exclamation thr instructions Of Justice hGb, VINO
issued c warrants. Justice Biyy testified that he warrants
were 10 be cStcrG Capt MURPHY should had Ia
the houses suite number a people of iAoid "Dtih
suGrei evidence convict The luprtiois. ne warrants
vi, moi ,s mini tap Murphy lad agreed 10 obey the
Justices instructions. Tbs ,hart, wac G.slll-.'d
Tie charge then considered Anthony 1tn7tncS
te,tifa. that he Visited Egyptian Hall on Zen 20 me
sudir.c. was cpriO-rd ~ bows and The scene repre-
scented women IN almns: made condition. Tn tan F.
Torrance was represented b. tie witness D." c u NtfJ vale
character : adjournment taken uuul a. H. next
Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
EASTER ELECTIONS.
In many Of the Protestant Episcopal CHURCHES

In many of the Protestant Episcopal chuicheS
Yesterday the annual Easter elections Tor wa'ciS and
yestrymen were held with Tho following results:
81, Lkes On cL-WarLcns- Anthony y. Mcdonald Francis
Pn.i VcsIrvInelIlcX. L. Mcdonald MILO T. Root, Chas
Ward NJ. d. CTOswol Iut Juid1 BJits, JOhn IL tiiis
TslycI a. The Asoensioa-Warens- Brown Fred
erck de Pcyscr NestTyIntn- Frederick o. Foster frances
Leland James Vi. Blown, Daniel /. Appleton Villain IA
,.iItp Lloyd slini all, JoEu BJes, and j. ~ tah''i
G,uyh Of me Iioiy fgDs'lc y aTuens-Nlh1m Ijcrden
uc b. WLitloc,. N'a,ymcn- liilm orlon l.oDtt, H.
G1f COlloTd. Henry lNry, - NJ BckhGiin CHa'leS
s. tiscDcT, jr, A.. zoe, Bcnpm LDykWOdd
4r,.f ie h-NVardtIS 20 ". Cgss LuWad a gum
tarI nfi-SaEur kcyser, James H. Dunbar lcricr
H. pcck1ai Frr!tIlyk c. WticTs, james X Boyd William
g. Dawes. Isaac u. Cornell Robot ". Ncsltt.
CbrrI 0f ~ nm sus-N aTlens-Johl x. MoTcwood Chris
tan Iabriskle Nt.rymcn-Dr DlN0l aiItI u: y ives
t1r B0swOtn Evan O. sherman, John W. Emerson, = iiarl
sJ DensiuW N.HccktI, John Long, y t - -sfiS am
Chgrch NJ ne Epphfg- Marotns- lt0OoIl Betty ~ T. G.
Trcko Nc,try nc. kemD!e, osrf POSI- Gtof5e VA
o. j Of inc Wa1teIs-ftufus Cowing, &.
Ltck Geo D. BicyibHg NJ D.; Charlie A. Acton, Edward
TyEs.ld TGOc a. Young, H. Cnau NalluOl0HSh churchill
NJ 1hIipS ClJ,rt--N arle s-AarJn T. PolIer Nh; II.
AaiAoiy NesryIncICuG q. BOwsc., jas H. Lawns, HOS
b Mckee, john +. Brown BENZ. Fisher Daniel y BOWL
- don[ C1trcI oAIm.-Wardens- Thomas Messenger
WILL William GIil, George W. GIBBS T. = ~lhcIaile T. l.
brooks samuel y. laad, Thomas H. Messenger. - ,,
s. rate CNHlti, b.O5EiyaN arreiS ~ sS f' Hds
tcIa, Syante Nj ,EeEsOn- osiIl iatEd"aid g ILiG,
Arrsus Ford Calvin lockwood, Daniel I!r'sa Francis
T. fnto Charles II. BCsAor, john II. Biane, idcDau d.
G.c. Caurct, B5Ocklga-War' ons-Henry T. fcTrepoat.
Charles r. IAl NeStry ALEXANDER v blake, ML g.
ShtlUG, Arthur ". benson, A.Tiy SINGER Rls-ei J..
Wheeler Harry Messenger James Augustus Ie"le' fec
ctrist Church B1oollyn.-w Charles r. Marvin,
Jan a. NrsTymeD-F H. ITiwbrilpe, Ludlow
TuoInas Num- Alex. l.. orr G. Z. c-ieilai, NJ b.,
JOHN II. Fett, Charles y. Denny, +. L. Matthews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
THE RICHARDS BOND ROBBERY.


Joseph Baldwin, alias peppermint Joe,' ana
Joseph Adams alias Joe Butts" were sui heiu !cs.
doy in the Mercer Street Police Station to await dent-
cation and further Developments In the cases h'' III
srector Dks and Detectives Dilks. Walling and Hea'ey
are investigating The prisoners arrested on "a
charge of being concerned in the robbery of the sae OF
James c. Kings Sons, bankers and brokers az NOS 81
and SO Willam-st. Bonds and stocks valued at over
800 600 were carried away by the thieves The ROD
bory was committed on Friday, Feb JIG, about noon
The bonds were in boxes and locked up W sil
safe that was not used for the CUSTODY VI
tho prepertv of the firm. The property stolen
belonged TO Edgar H. Richards and his WIFE, ana iiu
been deposited in this safe for convenience,
Mr. Richards was brohcr-in-aw Of the Kings lie dd
NOT state what was in the tin boxes ana Dir King sup
posed that they contained private papers ana inehc
randi of no value except to the owners This was one
reason why the boxes were placed III the snah sa'''
which was kept III a room adjoining the main Office Two
OF the clerks usually occupied this room. but on te u
Of the robbery both happened to have been sent ot on
bIsincss Other clerks were passing 10 anu from 'hn
,orn .t short intervals OF time ard there stock
indcator there also which frequently consulted
Tins is pan that there were not many i IN Ia t
day when somebody was not IN lis room, ~ n,inc
mcmbered that two strangers mad called at the couhG
room and nquring for tine scnio: partner ha,l ashom
the prices of certain bonds and stocks lls wls en-
II and II O'Clock on the day Of the robbery ana rue r,
heey that they were TIE thieves. About o'clock on
The same day one of clerks noticed at some reie
nue. stamps mad been shut III the door OF e Sih S"o'
Further examination revealed the ROBBERY . - -,
William VOsbursh who had 1nSr3rlEed onE ,T i, ~
State Prison was arrested by Detective Won - iIcch
some time aftcrwGrd, but MI KING aud ms cerSs "sio
not able identity him. suspicion tbcn polte. 10 n
Safuray afternoon near The Union Square Ihealtf. IL
was ujs robbery that led 10 the dlsEIace o w i
iy,s WHO were then on duty around NdSi ana c"u5cu
them to rcmaded TO post duty me piisenGiii @
been rcmandei for as long time a ils eclor n S
deem necessary 10 enable ann alG rs which
ulec Their case aud secure ther ldchtihcdtioh "i'
probably will not be effected for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
THE NEWARK N. r, CONFERENCE.

At the session Of tie Newark NJ. T.. Conference
YESTERDAY H. HcdGing Church Jersey CITY coHitiof Of nVe
was appointed 10 Cooperate with he Nr"f.Sry Sa"haih
Association in securing beicr Observance 81 Sunday The
Iv Mr. Adams of the Freedman Aid society reported
lutioGs which adopted. plcing the Conference 10
opooc the growing Catholic power ia IT, ~sh ST.
Paus CHURCH, Newark. decided upon N The place 'oF
o ing the yt Conference. The receipts Of TIE Co'fofa.ce
for me suppor, Of the a-ca CLERGY widows year Vas
81 u - al o. which raid oAi eAeei ~ a. p
~ tr rrif,rc on TcmUrIa edo ted. pciihE tAe
Conference .slrt t0la abaneuc- or.frt c cltI ~ 10
Dr.acl tc.,psTLnce the ]in,
# Who voted
fr the local Option II itoy MCssrs ar ia'do the
q. r. Ferry ana & q al wore
appointed committee 10 inquire INTO Tie aIinGCl' :" &C
Jicull,s between tie Methodist Church Scrtl AMI ith
me Rr Dr. All xqudrr craig offered resolution 10 ad D'cH
Theological seminary. subscription vas iaE"i ~ @m"' I
ing including ~ 100 already suDscllDcl l'i ,huo"-
ing a. James memorial clAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Recorder Hackett yesterday fined John Muligan
of No 81 DelaDcey.st S25 for selling adueraed milk
Judge Benedict will pass sentence upon number
prisoners recently convicted the United States Court this
morning.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, DR.. j.
of No SI7 Flrstaye with aduerang milk. The prisoner
held for trial IN default OF $500 bail
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Re
Hackeft sentenced John Dawney who convicted
burglary the premises OF Julius Loewensen NO 436
East Houston o to years imprisonment IN te STATE
Prison Edward Coleman pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny
for stealing small Of from H. r. Boyd OF No ~
East Ninst and sentenced to four years III the state
Prison.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, John
Moore charged assauting officer Burke OF the Four
Precinct in aeyway the OF No l39 ElZa
bethst, last SATURDAY morning with some other thieves
bail McQuian. printer who in ht OF passion
playful joke of stephen joyce Of No. ~ New owey
by stabbDg him with penknfe IN the head was detained I'D
81 500 bail
I'm the Fordbam Police Court yesterday, Justice
Wheeler his decision In the Of w H. Mundy
against GibDey, saloon keeper in Mott Haven mad
the printer and that copies would be FURNISHED
the police Justices commissioners counsel and others
decision lengthy and the enilre
regard legal restrictions upon the liquor taihc
Justice Wheeler saws lawfully carry
his his license the retailing OF liquor TO be
the premises s privilege which under the statue
can only upon tavern hotel keepers Olbney
is held for trial at the general sessions
The premises of Jane McGuerin, No. 30S Nott-st.,
We're broken open Saturday night and clothing aued a
$50 solen Detectives Slevn AM Dolan arrested Edward
anley Edward Walsh Edward BTOcken ana seveIa others
YESTERDAY at the Jefferson Market Police Court the three
named held in $1,000 BAD Tor trial The others were us
charged want Of George IL. Noble boy en
plDyed Little Co., printers Of AstOrliace, dOe ~
yaled nj and sold 10 John Gleason OF No. 81
Sprug 81 Both Noble Gleason arrested aud yeser
day tie remandcd until today Tor further hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
DAY OF FOG AND RAIN.
TRAVEL DELAYED on HE mvERs--A BARGE SUM
BY COLLISION

TRAVEL DELAYED On HE NV ils--A DAh"H SS-''A
BY COLLISION.
The CITY and vicinity was enve0ped WIN
dense fog Yesterday morning which was driven away Ill
Tie afternoon by heavy showers This weather hiaue
ANYTHING but agreeable either pedestrians or those
il was to navigate the river Though there was
no material regularty OF the trips on the FERRIES
great caution was observed by the pilots III crossing Sh
sim To slip and 40 boat allowed To leave the sip
until another had arrived II began to grow timex apout
8 O'Clock in the morning At IL o'clock the FOG had
slut in so dense that il with great difficulty ana
at very slow speed that the boats made thelr
trips The result that each boat was
crowded with messengers and vehicles TO its ut
most capacity and many the expressions of fear
drouped by tie more timd that accident OF some khd
might occur The fog bells toed at the various
landings for the guidance of the boats and the whistles
maintained a series of deafenins blasts as warning TO
nil approaching craft In the bay below were collected
large number of vessels waiting for the fog TO lift
aisootch from Sandy Hook announced that the Wlnd
MAS light from the northward. and that me 0E wa -
thick That nothing Couid he seen Oh short' A"ti'
O'Clock the wind increased slightly bringing WIN ~
heavy, dnnciug showers ana bf"ahInS ne 10y "Allh
much 10 the COiN of thousands OF tlo VINO ~
sided arrass the river aud Gld buSn - III NcN-1 oA Us
well as Of tne pilots who no longer had To Wu'h tlc
comDasS with one hand on the MEeci ana Tue o'ii'l
grtsping the whistle rOpc. a., -
buat SUPERIOR Of the Williamsburg Ferry was passing
Ilcr No 81 East River, il ran with great NiolGnce
against the transportation barge Chcsap'',E NIhg d
with water anu sunk Immediately 3ittr The dtch ahus
Nyrr. rescued by The Superior ana 10 one was iyuic
Tacle was considerable excitement among Inc lS"
passengers the ic1y-Do"t ana az rushed GU 81 ne
Ihey were treasured however, and i'll few moments The
Superior resumed Aer TRIP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

compromise held to be utterly goundess Mr. Justice Br
ley Delivered the opinion.
YORK agt Mechanics National Bank Trenton error 10 he
Scnt count Tor the Southern District Of Nowyork-Ths
was an action 10 recover interest upcn deposits mae by e
NewJesey bank with the Bank Of the Commonwealth Ieors
was that suit could not be- maintained for Interest after
weR pToyea h ia Se PAL Ihe s91r holds That ne claims
Iency were upon the same footing they in judg
as il wholly principal nstssd fsntsrss Ths
was ,nsreore properly brosh n hid been in debt
debt sued Tor The action not being debt amount
was properly included IN tie OF damages which the
nagment was rendered Affirmed Mr.. Justice swayne de-
No i9I-Waie ag Dowey error 70 the Supreme Court Of
VernontThis the arrmancs 81 Judgment a The state
Bank Bratilesro was not nse :" r I'm T 20 a.
The clerk Of the township Of Brseboro the shares
assumption that the aw directing uneonsi
state 20 require three sts for the purposes q axaons
s retnrOng 81 ne @ ~ o g es 81 c9gess
OF the Banking act Mr. Justice Miller delivered opinion
preme Of Dstrct Of coumbs.his was az appeal
Of the landlords Of The 81 James Hotel in Washington
decree which mad given other persons priority payment
Of the effect: OF me lsaseoders over their ca for
Of Columbia have tact Hen upon sneh Of the personal chat
,es o. 4e tenant mC ne S a. are subject 10 eIscu
months after the rent is due and nn ternnao
Reversed MI Justice clifford delivered the opinion
No ls2-County Of Dallas agi Aackenzie to tho
is held that It does not matter that municipal
tst he claimant value here was actually
authority for their issue the Is the
forgery and the holder value entitled 10 ro
than in Good faith the person whose
forged would require his protection holder
who pays bis money for forged or unauthorze
the issue Of municipal bonds without warrant
requires the protection Of the people similar manner
Reversed. Mt. Justice IIHUt declined the opinion
No lS9-Lertz et a. sgt. Mitchell appeal from ~.
preme Court Of the District Of CoumbiaGhis cre.-
TORS bill reach claimed by the wife OF
The wife alleged that the property purchased
money earned by herself but tho finds that Proofs
not it said that TO hold c0nyeyancrs
thus taken and s pa for sufficient 10 protect the prop
AKA the creditors ssOlvent lusHd would
mn Ing fTgul
delivered tie opinion
No. G6l-SOcrates HUFF plaintiff I'm error. C. w Doyle
ct alCh,Jusiioe waite ann0uncod The decision Of the
denying the motion recall tie mandate In i,
No. JS3-fhe Town OF East lincoln paRtia error
Charles Waite de.
csOn Of the court granting tue motion 10 sifke
uance ard ordering the panli1 To file printed aTgu.
ncns about the 10Th Of Apr show Why the
stipulation for submission made by ats counsel should
enforced.
Chcfuslico Waite the following Ordered
docket OF original actions called the 23d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
ppoogIYN MUNICIPAL INTERESTS.

Applcation was made in the Brooklyn Com
mon Council yesterday 10 allow the NewYork, brooklyn
and Sea Railroad TO run steam cars Oh It's r'au
along Metropoitan-aVe aud North Sceondst from the
r. river IN the city line After a long discussion over
the rights OF property owners, the mAer was referred
IN the Aldermen from the Eastern District Alderman
Donovan reported for the Special Railroad Committee IN
favor OF denying petition ofthe New-York and Man
haitian Beach Railroad Company to run through NUMBER
- .oo,s &, the Eastern District. those dwelling
ione tl,e route were not TO be properly hdenlhe or
1be damage Several Aldermen spoke Va DsnaI o. .d
tn1 ,,nany and the matter finally referred
-. ~ Railroad Committee and the Aldermen tHfousn
WHOSE wards the road would pass Alderman Siiswo h
~ ,n send In other for PARK COMMISSION
rs said that the Council had ALREADY rseGa
,5t "a making 10 defeat the will OF the people py
s,nrndeg the city charter that the Ola colnisso.
h.nS s rctaned After discussion this motion was
T,ied Tie Kings County representatives IN the Logic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
LORD & TAYL0R's OPENING.

A remarkable display of elegant toilets was
made last week in Lord d Taylor's store, at broadway
and TW, ntioth-,t great number OF Partisan dresses
was shown with many that made in the house. ana
IL was universally conceded that they were TASTEFUL
handsome and far less pronounced" than many thit
are brought out this season The richest dresses are oil
two kinds cf six ia the shades made III prlhces'e
designs and trimmed with bands Of embroidery ana
fringe Few costumes made Of only one KIND OF
goods The WOODEN dresses Of figured bo"Tetc III
most graceful p0lonai,eS, with demtained sA'F's oI
silk with boTee hOunces. There are also separate over
dresses of camcs har, cashmere, Knchcrbockei c'c'
Tie now Blcionue suits displayed in nayyne WOOL
will white braided trimmings. Evening dresses are ol
white brocadcd silk girlandcd with pond mes
and of many delicate tints riciiy tinh,o Win
lace White spriggcd mUsnS are made up IN heaHtlui
Summer costumes and III morning dresses lFIii' nth
SMYRNA lace T1r wraps are ia All The ne" h'!tfH' nc
Undertaking and white eGolS department iuIhISI'3
most ,rs9ri trnIiS,eauN. On" trUu>Sau iatt!t FHru
required 81 boxes hold II. IL the same department
ARE Infants layettes aud chdIcus clothing ~ me hos
attractive kinds The pretty p:incesSe F0D's Tor le
little folks are white cashmere" Wutc hutiih Over silh
and gt cintl all. trimmed with Smyrna lace, buito
ana sh ribbons The tiny lace capoteS Tor infants ana
small girls are CXqGsiicy made Fine shoes oI an ne
new and approved Kin IL i'll large dopaint OF tic
second OoT ORES, goods Of all sorts are fOHuh on 'e
fret floor. The six department - Noly cnm!hett' en-
5g:,rug an the new fdlcR, French gray, ana cream
shades win the fashionable dark greens, blue, ana oiach
OF the DCst Ly manufactures.