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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28
LittelI's Living AGE.

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and the Bar. Quarterly The Dukes Piper, a
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A Princess Moonlight Fitting, Temple Bar
Ancient Modes of Embamng the dead, Sunddu
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Unsuspected Ways of Earning a Livelihood
CChhan6ers, Journal etc; with an instalment OF
Pauline from advance sheets. and the conclu-
sion OF "The Little Old Man of the Batignolles
Chapter from Detectives Memoirs" translated
Tor The Ltrtng Age from the French of Emile
Gaborian, and the usual choice poetry. For So
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banks at Boiling Springs, had his leg SO
badly crushed between the knee and the
hip, by large stone rolling on him that
he died on Thursday last, the second day
after the accident
Early on last Wednesday morning the
large brick bank barn on the farm of Mr.
Bitner, ON the State road, miles west
of Carlisle, together with all this years
crops, head of sheep and horse, was
entirely destroyed by fire. The loss is
heavy with no insurance. The fire was
the work of an incendiary.
AT a congregational meeting of the
members of the Reformed church of Car
isle, on Sunday last, Rev. A. II. Krea-
mer,of Lancaster, was chosen pastor by
an almost unanimous vote to succeed
Rev. o. Il. Ashenfelter, whose resignation
takes effect on the first of September.
We learn Mr.. Kreamer will accept.
On Monday last, as Mr.. VIM. Draw
baugh, of Frankford twp, was cleaning
out his well, which is about 16 feet deep,
he found live eel in the bottom. The
eel Is fully two feet and half long.
How it got there and how it manages to
live and thrive so well are questions for
the, ,fishologists to answer
AccOfulnB 10 Une JotUf une Darn OF ELIAS
Barrick, in Mifflin township, was struck
by lightning some time since. Mr. b.
at first thought the lightning spent it.
self upon the earth near the barn, but
noticing signs of fire at the barn he
made hasty examination and found
some cobs and straw burning in the
granary, within few feet of the hay
He promptly extinguished it.
The nineteenth annual exhibition of
the Cumberland County Agricultural
Society will be held on Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, October 9,
3, 4, and s, 1877. Competition is invit-
ed from all parts of the State, and in ag-
ricultural implements from all the States
The Cumberland Valley Railroad has
kindly consented to transport articles in
tended for exhibition to and from Car
Isle free Of expense. Excursion tickets
from all points along the road will be
issued.
YIN. C. A. District Conventional dis
trict convention, composed of the coun-
ties of Dauphin, Perry and Lebanon,
will be held in this borough, September
18th, 18th and 14th, commencing on
Wednesday evening in the Presbyterian
church. Able speakers will be present
from Harrisburg and elsewhere. Work
ing Christians in the district are cordi-
ally invited to be present at the conven-
ton.
WIN. A. SEIBERT, President.
w. w. BAKER, Sec.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
WOODWARD a. BOBB.
DEATrFs.

,FREE.Z-0n the 10th inst, in Harrisburg. Mrs,
flee, widow OF Peter Free, aged n years 6 mos
18th, 1877.
WHITE.-On the 2lst ult., in Newport, Laura
Elizabeth, infant daughter of Thomas j. and An
ME L. White, aged months and 10 days.
ENsMlNGER. Near Shermansdale on Saturday
August 18th, 1877, Mr.. Joseph Ensminger aged
66 years, months and days.
REEDER.-On the 10th inst. George w. son OF
Jacob b. and Jemlma O. Reeder, aged wears
month and Is days.
How sweetly rests our George in peace
Where pains and tears and troubles cease
Rests on his Savlour's tender breast,
Forever sayed-forever blest
Faith sees him STILL our happy boy,
n heavenly songs his tongue employ:
we ehOpe-nor Will or hope be vain
TO meet our sainted boy again.
SALLIE A. REEDER.
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Fatally Shot.-A young man named
Riley Arnold was fatally shot by John
Meyer, in Snyder county, about seven
miles above Liverpool, on Monday night,
the 18th inst, whilst entering a melon
patch. 1t appears that Mr.. Meyers
water melon patch had been frequently
visited by some of the boys of the neigh
borhood, and that he had threatened to
cripple them, if they continued their
depredations. Arnold, unaware of the
threat, was induced by other parties to
enter the patch, when Meyer saw him
and fired. The charge entered the side
of Arnold, part of which took eflectin
his kidneys, causing death on the fol-
lowing Saturday.
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THE SURVIVORS OF THE "CHANcELLoR J,

This delightful new volume by Jules Verne
has just been issued as No. 9S of "The Lake
side Library" series. 1t details the adventures
OF the passengers and crew of the good ship
Chancellor, lost In mid ocean on the Atlantic.
When the ship was destroyed its people found
refuge ON raft, and encountered great priva-
tlons, and were subject to imminent dangers.
But few survived the hardships of the long
contest with the fierce elements. The interest
of the story is enhanced by SO fine engravings.
Sold by all newsdealers at 10 cents, or sent,
free of postage, by DoNNELLEY, LoYD 81 Co,
Publishers, Chicago. Ill.
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WIDE AWAKE FOR SEPTEMBER.

The literary world has rare treat in WIDE
AWAKE for September, 1t is remarkable for the
twelve pages of delightful gossip it gives con-
cerning the Poet, r. II. Stoddard. Mrs. Thayer
has charming story of "My Summer Board
err" and there are many other attractions,
poetical, pictorial, musical and enigmatical,
chief among them being the ninth " Adventure
of Miltiades Peterkin Paul." by John Brown
john.
Only $500 per annum. Ella Farman. Edi-
tor. d. LoTHRop q Co., Publishers, Boston.
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Cumberland County.--We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
Henry Smith, colored, of Carlisle, had
four hogs poisoned recently. 1t is not
known by whom the poison was given.
Samuel Davidson, living on the farm
of VIM. Knettle, in Miffiin twp, has
probably the largest calf for its age ever
born in the township. Two hours after
its birth 1t weighed 125 pounds.
On the farm of w. Sterret Woods, a
short distance west of Carlisle, stands
the largest haystack in the county. 1t
is over 500 feet long, is feet high, and
contains l4S tons of the best hay. ELI
Bushman is the tenant on this farm.
Elisha o. Webb, II native of Adams
county, while at work at one of the ore
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Retailers of Tohacco.-Many grocery
men and other dealers in tobacco, are in
the habit of cutting plugs up into small
pieces and retailing them from cases,
jars, etc., which is technical violation
of the Internal Revenue laws. The law
allows retail dealers to sell only from
packages properly stamped. Tobacco
can only be retailed from stamped pack
ages, and to sell it otherwise than from
the original stamped packages renders
the goods liable to seizure. Peremptory
orders are issued to Revenue Agents and
Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue
to seize all tobacco not found in stamped
packages. Penalties are inflicted for not
destroying stamps on cigar boxes and
tobacco packages as soon as emptied. If
all engaged in the sale of tobacco and
cigars read this and comply with the re-
quirements they will save money and
trouble.
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In our Issue of last week we noticed the
arrest of one named George Gibson,
charged with setting fire to Mr.. Dunkle-
berger's barn in Spring twp. There are
however, two persons bearing the same
name, residents of our county, one of
Loysville the other of Shermansdale, and
fearing that some persons (who are not
as familiar with the character of these
gentlemen as we are,) might think it
was either of them, we will state that
the Gibson arrested, claims to hail from
York county, and is sort of turn
pike sailor" although he did work for
Foster Spots, of Spring twp, short
time since.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28

Working Mems Party.-The Working
Men of Perry county are requested to
meet in their respective Election Dis
tricts TO form Clubs, and elect Delegates
to County Convention, to be held at
New Bloomfield, Perry CO., Pa, at an
early day. Said Convention to elect
Delegates to the State Convention to be
held at Williamsport, Pa, on WEDNEs-
DAY, Sept. 10th, 1877.
MANY WORKING MEN.
Aug. %. 1877.
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Bitten by Spider.-A few days since,
while Rev. ]. B. Soule, pastor of the
Church of God at Lancaster, was riding
in the cars, on the C. v. Railroad, a
spider bit one of his hands. Immediate
ly after the bite, Mr.. S. experienced a
stinging sensation, but paid little atten-
ton to it until his arrival home, when
his hand became very much swollen and
infiamed, and finally broke into couple
of running sores. He is now suffering
great pain, and his only relief is found
in applying oak leaves to the wound.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28

FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
OF all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
eS- Five per cent off for Cash
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Ohasrch Notices.

Preaching i0 the Lutheran Church
next Friday evening, Saturday at .
O'Clock p. M. land evening; Communion
on Sunday morning at 104 o'clock and
Union Services on Sunday evening
Preaching in the M. E. Church next
Sunday at 104 A. M. Sunday School at
A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening.
Presbyterian Church No preaching
next Sabbath. Services instead at Middle
Ridge, and Union Services in the eve
ming at Lutheran Church. Prayer meet
ing on "Wednesday at n O'Clock p. M.
Presbyterian Sabbath School-In con :
sequence of services at Middle Ridge,
there will be no session of the School
next Sabbath. Lesson for Sept. End
will be used on Sept. 9th.
Preaching in the Reformed Church
next Sunday 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Blank Receipt Books for Administrators
and FxaefltOrs AleO blank notes and
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28
TIE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD. PA, AUGUST 28, 1877

Democratic Convention. 1.-The delegates
elected last Saturday, met in the Court
House on Monday for the purpose of
nominating County ticket. The follow
ing is list of delegates present;
Bloomfield = q. ]. T. McIntlre, VIM. N.
Seibert.
Buffalo twp, ,--Jacob Charles, Jr, jeremiah
Bair.
Carroll--A. II. Glenn, j. F. stoufrer, j. G..
McCllntock.
Centre-Amos Hoffman, Isaiah G. Foose.
Duncannon-Dr. Jos. Swartz, Thos. Miller
Greenwood-Geo. Ulsh, VIM. Fitzgerald.
Howe-David Kline, James Boyd
Jackson-James Morrow, Geo. Wentz, John
Shuman.
Junlata-ThOs. Sullenberger, John F. Smith
landlsburg - Henry Rlnesmith, Daniel
Earring.
Liverpool Borough. Williamson, Horace
staiey.
Liverpool twp.,-Wm. Lindsey, A. Gaugler
Madson-James Foosc, George B. Borral.
Marysvile-John s. Weaver, II. II. Fisher.
Miller-Jas. Evans-Robtrt Angney.
Millerstown-I. N. Rinehart, E. p. Tltzel.
New BufIalo-Jacob Snyder, John Baskins.
Newport-J. r. Dunbar, Chas. Rippman.
Oliver-Jacob Linaweaver, Robt. B. Miller
Peuu--Wm. Brooks, James Z. Long.
Rye-James Bell, = w. Frymyer.
Sandy Hill-Henry Shumaker, VIM Saylor.
Spring-Dr. Bealor, j. Frownfelter, Henry
Souder.
Toboyne-Aug. Ehlmau, VIM. Gray.
Tuscarora-Wm. Settler Thos. Veltman.
Tyrone-John s. Ritter, VIM. Murray.
Watts-Jos. Haymaker, John Shelly.
Wheatfleld-Henry Leopard, John Weldon.
Saville-And. Freeman, CAL Orris, j. w.
Rice.
The Convention was called to order at
IL O'Clock by A. M. Markell, ESQ Chair
man of County Committee. William
Brooks, Esq, of Penn twp, was elected
Permanent Chairman, and Thomas S.
Veltman, of Tuscarora, and Joseph
Rice, of Saville were elected Secretaries.
ADJOURNED UNTIL p. NJ,
when the Convention met again and
proceeded to nominate candidates.
A. nj. Markell, Esq, was unanimously
reelected Chairman of the County Com
mittee for the ensuing year
On the fifth ballot Samuel r. Moss, of
Duncannon, was nominated for Asso-
ciate Judge.
On the fourth ballot James A. Gray,
offspring twp, was nominated for Sheriff.
On the third ballot b. f. Bealor of
Juniata twp, was nominated for Di-
rector of the Poor.
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Middle Ridge Services.-An open air
meeting will be held next Sabbath along
side of the walls of the old Middle Ridge
Church, us was promised last summer
when the fixing up and fencing of the
graveyard was begun. This latter Is now
accomplished and those interested in the
old yard or church are requested to be
present at the meeting. Services at 10t
A. NJ, and p. NJ, by Rev. w. II. Lo-
gan and Rev. j. Edgar.
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Baking Powder, just the thing evero
body should have in the house. Thy
best for sale by T. MORTIMER.
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TALUABLE STORE STAND
At Pirate Sale.

THE subscriber offers at private sale about
erected LARGE HOUSE. with KITCHEN.
WASH HOUSE and STABLE, and a WELL OF
good water near the door,
HA5 There is a large STORE ROOM in the
Oulldlng IN which store has been kept for q
one.
There Is also erected on the premises, another
HOUSE AND STABLE, which win be sold sep
arately OK with the Store Stand, TO suit purchas-
ers. These properties are located in good COM
munlty, with Schools and Churches convenient.
AS- Call on or address
S. l.. H0LLENBAUGH
Aug. Il, '7Tpd1 lSandy Hill, Perry Co, Pa,
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/NNarrow Escape. On Saturday morning
last, Mr. John Briner, who is engaged
in sinking well at the Methodist Par
sonage In this place, narrowly escaped
sufiocatlon. He made blast on Friday
evening, the we'll was closed until Sat
urday morning, and on descending he
was overcome with the foul air. On
being drawn up, he was helpless and in
sensible for short time. He, however
has recovered, and is at work again.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28

If you wish splendid Cigar go to Nor
liners and ask for 1.-The Peacock
brand.
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Caught in the Act.-The Newport NeaOs
says that on Wednesday last Sam AL
bright was caught stealing from the bar
of Adam Fortney, at Mon tgomery's Fer
ry. Albright reached for the landlords
till, from which he extracted some mon
ey, but just as he was feeling richer than
a moment before, daughter who had
witnessed the performance through a
crack under the door broke in upon the
captive child and cried out, 4" there Sam
my, boy, 1 caught you this time" Sam
my dropped like an aspen leaf, but didn't
shake, and replied by saying that he had
only taken ga quarter" which he i'm
nediately returned. Mr.. Fortney thinks
differently in regard to the amount, and
speaks meaningly as if the light-fnger-
ed s. A. will have another case on hand
by the time our next regular court comes
around. This man was convicted of
stealing at the last court, his counsel
moving for new trial. This may add
in deciding that duplication.
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DUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
u All persons are hereby notified that the
trustees OF the Methodist Episcopal Church OF
New Bloomfield, Pa, have made application by
to make q loan of Three Hundred Dollars for tile
beneht OF said corporation, and all persons are
requested to take notice that said decree will be
made on TUESDAY, the llth of September, 1877.
II no good cause is assigned on that day, or no
reason given why said Court of Common Pleas of
Perry County should not make said decree.
ID. MICKEY, PrOthonOtafy.
w; A. SPoNsLER, Attorney for said Trustees.
AuplIst % 1877
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ENSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that Letters of Administration on the estate
OF Joseph Ensminger late of Carroll township
Perry county, Pa. deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned residing in the same township
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
70 make immediate payment, an6 those having
claims VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
ELIZABETH ENSMINGER
CORNELIUS ENSMINGER,
A. M. Market, Att'yfor Adm'rs. Administrators
August 28 1877.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28

Shot His Sister.-We learn that last
week one day over in Juniata county,
near the Snyder county line child was
allowed to have gun to go hunting and
staying until after meal time, when he
came home and requested his sister to
get him something to eat, which she re-
fused to do, stating that it was his bust
ness to be home at meal time. He again
urged her, as before, at the same time
threatening to shoot her if she refused
his request, she told him the same as be-
fore, when he took his shot gun and de-
liberately shot her in the face and neck.
1t is thought she cannot recover The
boy is only nine years old, his unfortu-
nate sister is grown Middle6urg Post.
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Blank Receipt Books for Administrators
and Executors. Also blank notes and
ala other blanks for sale at this Office. If
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nor SHERIFF.-Being solicited by num.
a. Der OF citizens from different parts of tile
county to seek the nomination for Sheriff, by the
Republican Convention, / hereby announce nv
self as candidate for that office, and il nomi.
mated, pledge myself to use all honorable means
TO secure my election, and if successful, to per-
FORM the duties OF the office faithfully and
promptly THOMAS SJJTCFI4
Bloomfield, Pa, July H. 1877
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The Lebanon Valley Branch bridge
over the Schuylkill river at Rea ding
was ready for the movement of trains
on the 10Th inst, since which time
through trains and through cars have
been running regularly same as previous
to the burning thereof Trains of the
Reading and Columbia Railroad are
running over said bridge, and the sched-
ule time is the same as was in force July
22nd, 1877. The transfer coaches have
been discontinued.
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Polltieal.-The Democratic Convention
met to-day and nominated the following
ticket
associate Judge, Samuel Moss, of
Duncannon Sheriff, James A. Gray, of
Spring township; Director Of the Poor,
B. f. Bealor, of Juniata twp.
The proceedings of the Convention
will be found in another column.
The Republican Convention will meet
next Monday to make nominations. The
following persons have declared them
selves willing to accept the office of
Sherif-S. A. Peale and Thomas Sutch,
New bloomfield; John Hood, Duncan
non; w. t. Dewalt, Carroll twp. A.
b. Grosh, Madison twp; w. H. Rice,
Landisburg; j. t. Robinson, Sandy
Hill; II. d. Kopenheffer, Centre twp. :;
w. w. Beers, Marysville.
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Notic is hereby given
-1u that Letters Testamentary on the estate of
John Neidigh, late of Jackson township Perry
county, Pa, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Miffiin township, Cum
berland county, Pa.
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
THOMAS r. MOFFITT, Executor.
j.. o. Address, Newvlle, Cumb co. Pa
August 81, lS77.-6t
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dor SHERIFF.-Geo. W. Wetzel. of Duncan
~ non, would respectfully announce that he is
q candidate for the office of Sheriff. Subject to
the decision of the Working Mems Party
Aug ust 28th, 1871
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
FALL SESSION BEGINS, SEPT. srd.

STUDENTS prepared for the best Colleges in
ough and up with the times
A NORMAL CLASS for those desiring o teach.
Address
j. b. FLICKINGER, A. b
WM. GRIER, Proprietor, New Bloomfield.
Bloomfield, Aug. p, 1877.
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A Meeting of zion's Chassis was re-
Gently held at Littlestown, Adams
county, for the purpose of hearing the
report of the committee of investigation
in the case of Rev. o. l.. Ashenfelter, of
Carlisle. Twelve ministerial and eleven
lay delegates were present at the session
of Chassis. A lengthy report from the
committee was adopted, charging the
Rev. Ashenfelter with teaching doc
trines contrary to the Reformed stand
ard, in that he denies the inspiration of
the Bible, and the eternal punishment
of the wicked, teaching that naen will
finally be restored to happiness.
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Hog Cholera.-The cholera among hogs
is becoming an epidemic. From all
quarters we hear of hogs dying. VIM.
Wertz on r.. U. Jacobs farm near Lo-
gan recently lost 36. Joseph Miller, Mr..
Showalter, and L. Harry Brought, on
the turnpike just above town, each have
lost from six to dozen or more. We
learn of others every day who are losing
hogs by this fell disease. Who knows
how to stop it ?-Lewistown Demo crat
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07
Attempted Suicide. .

3 Mrs. f. v. Phirps,' IF C.ntertown VIE
cinitss attempted ssicide, last ThursS.y,
hy taking iasdanum. She went in, after
taking it, and tcld her daughter what she
had done, and proceeded to give direc-
tons how she wanted things arranged.
after she had passed away. Her hus-
band Was called in. and strong coffee was
given her in surh quantity as to produce
vomiting. She refused to take the coffee
ana n was viii -dffiicnftyy- that it could be
poarea dow q i,tr throat fhcy kept her
walking sroued, 10 Rrsrsni goius % sleep
DR.. Griffin was finally called in. She is
now considered out, of danger ofthe poi
son. III health and trouble seems to be
the cause OF her desire for self destruc.
ton,
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Judge Morgsn's nia is a dear place o
resort. and We caution our friends against
Patronisins him. Although he is clever
and ready to wait upon hi. customers at q
moments notice, he sell. his Refreshments
at'hieh prices, considering o,her men fur.
nish The liquor. The Judge charges Gor
'hs effct iscres.es. and ose g<rtleeiap
On Mondas asA, paids;, Honossf 50 6r
the privilege ofjust one drink. The Judge
considered it extra fine whisky-from the
effect prodaeed-and thought the duty
exactcd moderate.