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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01
HOME CORN-SHELLER.-We would call The

HOME CORN -SHELLER.-We would call the
attention of those of our readers engaged in
farming to this useful machine. Hundreds of
them are doing good service throughout the
Southern States, and the cost is so small that
every farmer can afford to have one and should
nave one, in the interest of economy. Mr.
Edward Thompson. of this city, has them for
sale. Read his advert isement $4,000 Ava
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01

WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADes.-Our
friend and neighbor, Mr. F. Newhall, No. 40
Camp street importer and dealer in wall paper
and window shades wholesale and retail, has
always on hand a full stock of goods of the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF REAL, ESTATE
Messrs. s. J. Dodge & Go. give notice in another
place of this mornings paper. that they are pre-
pared to furnish a complete chain of title or
list, Of transfer Of real estate in New Orleans
back to the original grant or purchase Also, O
process. will secure the purchaser from fraud
ulent or defective titles. See advertisement
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THE COMPLETE COTTON CLEANER.
AN INDISPENSABLE MACHINE TO EVERY
COTTON pTA NTiER '

r, Thoroughly removes all DUST, DIRT and
SAND and most of the light leaf trash from
lint one to- four grades and enhancing value
one to four cents per pound. In the early pick
1ngs M It dries the cotton, prevents MAPPING and
GIN CUTTING, enables the gins to get MORE
lint from the seed to make better sample and to
40 one-third more work in given time and at
great wear and tear on the gins. It opens and
preoares for the gins the frosted and unopened
Dolls heretofore left to rot in the fields and in
maehipe ma is light simple. and easily adjusted to
eltner horse or steam power, is readily UNDER
STOOD, simple in operation, not liable to get OUT
Of order and will pay for itself in less than ten
days work. Price List and Circulars, giving
ttestimonlals YES u from prominent planters from ali
the Southern States who are using it, will ba
furnished fur y y on application to the ALLISON MA
CHINE COMPANY, Memphis, Tenn, or to
EAiERsON IL Co., General Agents.
sci 1t NEW ORLEANS
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Order your visiting cards from Eyrich
Holding an AutDusy,

Coroner Rance and DR.. Bezon this morning
held the autopsy on the body Of Frank Caller,
who died at quarter past s o'clock Friday even.
ing at the Parish Prison. The jury reserved
their verdict until Saturday morning,
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PEYCHAUD & GARCIA.
sTATIONERS, PRINTERS.
Blank Book Manufacturers,
4s CAMP STREET. New ORLEANS.

SOLE AGENTS in New Orleans for the fol-
lowing INKS:
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furnished on application
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floWS freely, protects steel pens from corrosion
dries rapidly will give from one to six consecu-
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HIGH WINES. WHISTLES ETc.-The attention
OF the trade is specially directed to the card OF
our worthy friend. Mr. W. H. Beanham. success
sor to the house Of Behan. Thorn b Co He al
wines. alcohol, spirits. whisky, etc for sale at
the lowest market prices. ' ~
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Books for children at Eyrich's.

Ii you don't find .Soapina which is mapufac.
tured with borax the best of all soap, J. II. Kel-
Ter. 11O Gravier street the inventor and patentee
will pay you double the price you paid for it,
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday Evening. August 81, 1877.
We copy from the blackboards OF the Cotton
Exchange the following statements of move
ments as United States ports, from September /
to August 81:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01

Evrich's celebrated merchants pen. A quar-
Ter of million sold annually. Only twenty
4iv ;ents a box,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01
Fine stationery at Eyrich's.
HIGH Wines. WH1sKrrs Erc -Tho :,

saponla containing no rosin is the best soa
Tor washing wooden goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01

SUBSCRIPTIONS for any newspaper or magazine
publlshed' received by Eyrich and promptly
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01
Eyrich g. 1870 Canal street.

Silver Soapina. Gold Soapina. Pearl Saponia
can be found with all grocefs. unless he is pre-
JUDGED against home manufacture or is an
enemy to the South
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01
Total .. 9,9o2 747,8o6 1,182, ,357 1,4O1 563

Total 1891 lit 461 O8s 444 831 1876 492 g. O23 58s
Total 1916 2O19.799 456.874 6s4O46 1854 3232 253
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF COTTON RECEIPTS.
VIA NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
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de, Unite de Ii loi mosaique ct fait
pour trappcr les intelligcnces gros-
Sleres, parce quill prononce la peine
du TALON pour touS les crimes ct les
delit>: Til pour Til, ct dent pour
dent! NJ. Remy met tout les torts
sur le compte dies officers tedGraux
envoyes dams lie telritoire dUtah
par le president DIES Etats- UniS; il
les accuse d';lvoir etc sans eXcep-
ton dies ,joueurs ct dies dcbauciles,
exaspGres contre les mormons, parce
que les vertus dcs saints condlm-
naient lcurs propres vices. Celia peut
1tre vrai pour quelques uns, on me-
me pour III plnpart dies magistrats
ftdtrauX du terlitoire DIT tah; mails
le fait que tonS les tonctionnaires
rtccmment NOMINEES Sc
Sont trouvts Ell lutte avec les NOR
mons temoi gne de In llaine vio'entc
de ceuN-ci contre rC Mon. C'cSt a Ia
suite dun long cont1it dc juri'liction
entire Brigham Young ct les repre-
du Gouvernemcnt de Wash
ington que lie tcrlitoirr dttah fut
enyahi par les troupes tGdGraleS ell
1857 ct 1858. lie prophetic pouvait
ccraser r;,rmce amtricaine; mails il
comprit sans doute le danger dune
pareille victo!rc, car il sc preparait
i TN nollvel exo,le, ct pour toute
vengeance il sc scrait contentt tie
brilIcr seS villes derliere lui.
ELISEE RECLCS.
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\ PROPOS DE THEIRS.
| .

Car c'est Theirs. Thiers tout court,
non plus monsieur Theirs.
II y meme assez longtemps que
Get homme est entire dams l'histoirc,
ct par la grande porte.
Et 0uand un homme de In bour-
geoisic OH du peuple-deux vilenies
pour Ia nohlesSe-prend place par
mi les grandcs figures de Plutarque,
son nom est un titre ct unc glolre.
On peut meme remarluer Que de-
puiS un demi-Siecle, voire meme da-
vantage, les pcrsonnages de marque
ct de bIason qui s'i|lustrcnt dams
les sciences, dams les lrttrc>, dams
les arts on dams la poiitique, >ont il
peu pres ignores CONNIE dues, com
me comics, CONNIE barons ct meme
CONNIE clcvaliers.
lie genie, all bcSoin, peut sc dis
pcnser dfetre marquis, un tel titre
he rendrait pas son lustrc plus celia
tant, ct III particulc dc, avant on
derrierc, est utile Il ceux qui lie pos
sGdent pas autre chose.
On dit done Lamartine tout court,
Chateaubriand tout court, Cuvier
tout court, Humboldt tout court.
1T &C tout court est tres grand.
Mais les amis de Mac Mahon, 81
non Mac MalIon ui-mtme, ticnncnt
bcaucoup, parait=i|, i ce que lc pre-
sident lie la RY.ubliqe; fi'anc;,isc
soft lie, soft due, SOFT meme un Brian
dIrlanle, ct non point le petit fills
dun savant ct honn1te medecin.
Hippocrate ne fut pas d'aussi bon
ne noblesse qu'un roitelet Tlrlande
d peau de bique.
Mais il f;lut respecter les gonts
de Mac Malon ct de SEES amis sur &c
point de science hcraldiQue.
II faut aussi. en- vertn du meme
respect, ne pas soulire aux blasonS
de composition mo,lerne, ct nous de
vons saluer convenablement ceuX de
la queue de merriam sur ie champ de
sable.
Antique OIL recente, d'avant oll
d'apres les croiSades, militaire on
manufacturers, la noblesse est une
chose considerable. On peut difficile-
mept sen passer, ct Ia democratic
In plus rallicale lie prevaudra jamais
cOntrc ellie.
Toutefois, sauf respect 4 qui res
pect est dil, trouvons .juste que rhis.
toire, oubliant Ia bourgeoisie du TO-
bin Thiers, sc contente lie 1appclel
Theirs tout court.
Certes, il fut monsieur.
IL fut meme, scion les dOuX cleri'
caux, um sinistrc rieillard.
Mais quand Theirs fut-il done ull
monsieurs
Ce nest certainement pas quand
il ecrivit rHistoi,e dc Ia Rerolntion
ffuncaise, nj meme quand il fonda
avec Carrel ct Mignet le National
de 1880.
Car ce Theirs, historien ct ]ourna
)iste, jerne encore, ardent ct mar
scillais, await plut6t le temperament
ct les ilees revolutionnaires que Fhu:
meur DUN paisible bourgeois. II
venait du pays de Mirabean: La re:
volution de 50 etait son ideal. Et
nous devons meme dire que les prin
cipcs de SO, meme aux plus mauva!s
moments de sa vie, mont jama's
completemeat cesse d'etrc les stems
Theirs volt pen de chose all della, ct
la France, pour lui, nest yra'men'
grande qua partir de cette heure.
Theirs ne devint monsieur qua
pres 1880, sous le regne de Louis
Philippe, avee lie regime quill await
de concert avec ses amis, eleve SUI
les ruines des Bourbons ct de la le
/ gitimite.
! C'est dfsormais .u hoEnne dEt /
! plus OH noi3is constlt0Elonne'- II I:
/ ambiiiei;X, toninNrS a!t.ysg 1t Telt u
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,.%5 :" ,:>e,utior siu ,1'iSrc, ct III
'Hi:' =. hi,' u iii vu.n..;iels -, ""a-
}"I ct ~ lt.a!v,
/: So -, #Dhti1ea Qaj enmnsrl5
ns'',! &,'!i,: i Oh ct.ttr v>t5nrr,'t
pa, ,,sc to- 't.::.}t.., u s!}t.':r r. i l.:
libertc. .'at,'@>, M. 49, ,5:>, ~ lut;,''>
dams le pcul,.>, H. IL. r. r.'tot,,',",s
,le 50, lis combatio!t so"i 'i's.I3og;L
+ 7ur IN cause de Ia demUcfntic, =:
progress ct lie la justice. lis Sunt
meme ar.lcnts. Quand vous leus
rarlez dc noblessc, dc titres ct dc
classes, lis vous repondcnt super
be,nent quill ny point de classes,
mais dies hommes. Au dcmeurant,
beaucoup d'entre enx rcstent tidcles,
Sc fortitient dams Ia lutte ct lie temps,
meurent dams leur fol premiere ct
leu: dGvoue.nent quasi-religierv Tn
sont dies caracteres. Meme t;;m'sl
on les combat, il faut les resi- .'nr,
Mais il Ell est parmi euN, ct s.a;
coup aussi, qui mont point ce' f.,
tiexibilitt, cctte vertu OIL cett ess
tttement. lie temps les modi t
les change. Devenus prudent i'dg
lc success, lis deviennent sage ;a>
la fortune. Entries dams Ia clas t>.ss
heurcux, Oh lis sc sont glisses 'r t.
lent, par chance OIL par ruse, : ~
l!atent bien vite, par de non .''N.--
ilees ct une nouvelie attituG,-
renier lcur passG liberal ct dc III,
oublier lenrs anteccdents 1T II
tionnaircs. Et 81 vous vous ETC.!
dun tel enlargement, ills s'etouf4e'
que vous n'ayez point change %
meme. II he faut pas leur EN- ro
]oir. Et ills seraient peut-etre ltHg
procllables autant qu'admiTtoie
c'est-a-d dire tes parvenus dign2s d
respect, 81 lie plus communtn}rnf
lis n'etaient dune intolerance 'rlc1-
!e il lendroit de lcurs anciens ;:in|s
politiques.
Mais ce qm est bien CERTAIN, ct
dams Ia vie politique ct dams n We
civi!e, c'est que Ia chance, le sr"ceF,
ia fortune, les honneurs ct lie temps
moditient singulierement les ilt.iT,-
dus. lie richie ne parle plus cos1si:f'
le pauvre, ct lie ministre reussi cl";':;'
;.utrement que ravocat du club
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vAR1ErEs-
lie MORMONISME
-ET-
LES ETA IS n s
W.-InAT SOCIAL DES MORM0NS
vAR1EErEs-

Lorsque Brigham Young deere
t6 Ia fonGation dune nouvelle CO
Ionic, il designe, sans les consu|ter,
les tideles qui doivetst lartir. Ccux-
ci iabmdons,entaus leurs elcme,s
res ct s'exilent all jour indique, se'lIs
OH ayec leurs femmcs suivant Ia vo-
lontc du prophetic. Soixante families
s'expae4iercnt aimsi pour aller tonder
Ia vile de San Pete au commence
mentil'um hiver tres rigoure,lx, ct
hMige couvrait dtja le sol lors1uil
fallut lc creuser pour y batir DIES Ca
banes. DE cette maniere, lc pape
mormon, CONNIE jadis le Vieux dc la
Montague, endurcit les tileles d tou-
tes les fatigues ct leur fait Drawer lie
froid, la faim, la soif; il renouvelle
pour eux les effrayantcS peripetics de
l'exode, pour 6tre SIR de leur dGvoue-
ment quand sonnera de nouveau
lheure de la guerre OIL dc laretralte.
Maintenant les mOrmons, habltues
all desert, le traversent CONNIE sill
etait leur domaine, avec une intre-
pidit6 que rien n'effraie: NJ. Remy,
Qui, tout en- Sc hatant, init plus lie
cin1uante-huit jours faire le voya-
&c de Sacramento all Grand Lac-Sa-
le, rcncOntra en- route un mormon
qui accomplissait ce trajet Ell dix
journees. II ne faisait que trois hal
tes par jour, de deux heules seuie-
ment chacune: lui ct son domestique
veillaient tour 4 tour. lis etaient
montes sur des mules gigantesques
lui allaient toujours all trOt ct qm
sc contentaient dune livrc lie biscuit
quand elles n'avaient pas d'herbe. ii
est vrai que certains Yankees sont
de Ia meme force que les mOrmons:
un d'eux, d'origine allemande, sc
rendit de Saint-Louis Ell California i
pied, seul, trainant sur une brouette
Sbn baggage ct ses WIRES. Ii perdit
sa brouette en- traversant la riviere
Weber, gonflee par une forte crue,
ct quaud il arriva 4 Sacramento, il
n'avaite,lus que des vGtemens Ell
lambeaux. ~
De meme que les colons, les mis-
sionnaires expedies par Brigham
Young dams tons les pays du monde
ne peuvent compter que sur etlx-
ln6mes. Amplement munis des be-
nedictions ct des prieres de Ia com
munaut6 mormone, mais sans un
dollar, lis quittent leur nombreuse
famille, ct Sc dirigent, LA suite
dune caravane d;emigrans, vers Ia
California on quelque port de Fat
lantique, scion lie lieu dc leur dcs-
tination. En- route, lis tachent de
gagner dc rargent CONNIE macons,
menuisiers, portefsix, man9uvres,
puis lis sc louent Ell gualite de ma
telots on de cuisiniers i b0rd du
navirc qui doit les emmener ell En-
rope, en- Chine, EN- Australia OIL dams
les lies du Paciique. Arrives Il leur
champ de travail, lis s'occupent ell
meme temps de fonder leur ccngre-
CATION ct de trouver de rouvrage.
Souvent traau6s par Ia police, ills Sc
cachent dams les greniers on par
courent les campagnes, ct partols
luttent vainemeut centre Ia nlserc
sans conqnerir un seul proselyte.
Qneiaues-E sc mettent Il la suite
,fpS ar,pnes auri;,;S,As ct ynEaggnt
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AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Nouvclle-O Orl6ans:-A.G G. Romaln, lciiou-
pitoulas ST, No. lh
St.-Jacqucs, St.-Jean-Baptiste, lher>lllc,
Assumption ct Ascrnslon:-J"st .""'es'
Doualtlsonvilie.
Lafayette, Attakars:-Edouarl f. No''-
ton.
Nouvelle- e-l,erie:-Augustc Girod.
Vacherir:-MOrris Feitcl.
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Will.

Theirs, hi, cut certainement :cs
debuts revolutionnaireS, ct s. ;',
hommes de la Convention ne fi:scrt
pas eXactement ses motleles, ii ~.
Sen f;,llut que de peu lie .jours. En-
plus, pepopee imperialc ct nal,a
leonienne peblouit. Et Get honln,e,
pendant longtcmps, cut un ega. ca:
te pour Ia gloire ct pour Ia libclt.1.
Son histoire de Ia Rfr0tuti0n, CONT
nuGe dams le Consnlnt ct rEmnj,c,
dit scs sentiments. Celia, du rest,
he rempGche point de deveml lie
partisan dune monarcllie constli.,-
tionnelle, genre anglais, ct le minis
tire dun roi deS barrica.les. Et ii it,
roi dc 1880 cht regne jusqu';' s.
mort, ct 81 SD royaute Sc fut cent
nuee dams scs successeurs, Theirs
aurait pass6 sa vie i Ia Cham
parmi les Pairs, dams les amhas-
sades, au ministere, dams roprosi
ton, renversant Guizot, renve;sa
par Guizot, mails toujours tidele y,
Ia monarchie constitntionnelle. Ii !,
f,llu que Louis Philippe tomlit,
que Ia Republique fit proclamte,
que rEmpirc vint d son tour, que Get
Empire edt triste fin, ct surtout que
Ia France commit Ia d6faite ct It's
tlesastres lie 1870, pour que Thicrs
comprit le role dc sacrifice ct lie ''st-
triotisme que la France ct le siecio
,s..1o ,,,o;o,,% I1< 1,,; nc, <rn,,nS xifo a.,s
tombes. a moins d'Gtre avengle n'i
partisan, Pom ne pouvait plus croi-
re aux royautGs, aux monarchies e
aux empires. Ces institutions etaicny
mortes on condamnees. La demo
cratic nc pouvait plus sc contenter
dcs formes du passG, ct Ia France,
pour s:a part, lie devait ctre, visrc
ct gr,ndir que par Ia fol nouvelie,
Car le reimbursement dun passo
quelconque Ia rendait aux aveEtu-
res, aux luttes constantes, aux re-
volutions eternelles. La France nc
trouvait nj pal X nj repos. Ellie So
puisait, miserable epave dc tonfe~
les ambitions, an .'tlx et al ret
perpetuel ..es go,gyegncinHnts r
toute esrG'o- On salt dti;t IL gu
cesarislnc ct le bas- empire cr avai
fait. On peur pr..vnir 80 en'en =
ra!ent les I'ratendants oni se IL 8
putent anioure''',ul. It com
d'heurcs po,irr&;J dome F'Fro |'nn
ces trois on qHat'c ljffeis'saD
Est-ce que In ,a'son u. ~ iustlce ''-
les cOntalnneng pa s'jle t;.pn
revocahie. Islnles tnnitlrs, releEs es
ct tomhtcS encore, par ;.ue''c In~te
inconnue ct sireulicie lie scnL;i
bles idoles llol,ra;ei.t slies res -
debout si1r lenr piGt'cStai de hnIe
ct darsiles Dicu nest pies, atee
elles, Ct Ia Iioc:i, ieS 1n@pFI>e.
Et tcst pourqu.i Theirs, '-1e75l'
grandi, yoyart sie 'tnf 1t FnE'
| loin, s'cst couya geusel'leiis A'F
dams IL rGVuh'iqHe tie ii sa'>'
III democratic es Ill parrot"
Avaur dc mouli:, 7! E
nouvel'e france.
Et 81 celia est s.s !'apesTf
moi,,s I'aIos ;,>ie ':t
v6rite. vers III lit'gf
dams lavtii..
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allemandc ct qu'elle retournera bic'
tot i Il, vieille patrie, c'est que The :
Pa defentlue ct sauvGe.
Car Bismark laSsera, ct soi 's''t
vre sera rectifiee dams SEES injustice
ct sa violence. LAlsace ct Ia Lorrai-
nc seront rcndues il In France. Lc
Rhin redevientlra Ia frontiGrc dies
deux pays. Et cette justice, pour
ttre rtalis6e, n'atten'lra pas Ia tir
du steele.
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.

Prime HUNGARIAN Grass Seed from Hi
nois, for sale at the Agricultural and Seed
Store of SIENAKl ~ iltllE,
au2s-3t Frederick, Md
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4 FARMER 5 WIFE.

An ounce Of alum put into the last
water used in rinsing children S
dresses, it is said, will render them al
most uninhammable. They will take
lire very slowly, if at all, and not
burn with flame. Mothers who live
in houses where open fires are kept,
will do well to try the experiment,
not on the children but on the dress
es.
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Of paying work at home, should write to
us and learn all about the work at once
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address,
TRUE & CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07

vINO SAVE A FEW DOLLARS in the
l purchase of a good Watch and Chain
it is worth while to 90 to ClIAS. II. o.
FON, No. II West Patrick Street.
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NrOTICE.-MR GEO. ". MclAlN
y of No. II North Calvert street, Bal
timorr, is authorized by Ms 10 receive Al
refreshments, subscriptions md m"nty toi
the CAIUCTI> CLARIoN.
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rINIIE GREATEST VARIETY OF Ster.
| ling Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
and the prices SO low. at CliAS. II. y.
FON'S. No. IT West Patrick Street.
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The Art ,H'OnsOrial.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,
(ot' Long Branch,)

(Of Long Branch,)
Having arrived st the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAN
POOLING AND DYElNG
In the latest STYLE of the art tonsoriai.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this sntcrprising artist, and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all. viii he in his shop Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays all day
and evening.