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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
DRY GOODS AT COST.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

UNITED STATES SENATE,
OEFIcE OF The SEBGEANT-ATARMs,
NASH!NGTON, Angus. %, IS77. \
fta 20 Proposals VIII he = ceived az this flee
until IL o clock Don on SATURDAY, the S,h day
the sens e, Is follow:
$50 best quality White Ash + u: mace Coal, egg
10 tons oIbe-ry Coal.
90 cords btst well seasoned W bite Oak Wood
20 cords best wei seasoned fine Wood
J. lie Cak Wood to he cut ID TIN 90 pieces, and God
AID coal wit hin the mon tn Of Sc ptcm Der stored
ID The vaults Of the Senate wing OF Capitol Gov
erin eDt ins recticn At the c )st OF the bdder
lbe right IL reserved to reject bid if the I'm
est u the roverI ment IN all 80 require
JOHN T.. FRENCH. Sergeant at Arms
sep25t senate Of he United states
A LADY WILL RENT HER PIANO,
good instrument, at $40 pr quarter. Address
Mrs A. s. p, SIsr office. sepI-2t-
NOTICE.-On September 1st, DIR. j. p.
~ GRIFFITH will return to Washington and re-
sTme the practice of his PROBES }, IN. and would be
Apply 30 bis former mum patrons at his
Office. No. Sal 18th street nDrthwe est .epl-Iws
SPRING LEAF TEA,
so CENTS POUND
More than 30 900 parcels Of it sold to date.
Oaly & be bought Of
N. w. BURCHELL,
sepi-I 1882 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

Il UTTRELL BURFORD,
IL 7Os 4 street. OPP. General Post once.
Houses for Rent.
No. DOG 9Th St, house and store, mod imps-- elE
No. SOS East Capitol So, 10 rooms, all N ..... q
No. sI3 18th street, rooms mod. In ps-.----.- s.
No 40 Missouri ave., rooms, mod inps 49,. "a
No. 32S sth street, Al rooms all mod. imps ~
No $50 9Th street store. ali mod ia ps. ...... 81
No. Is 3D. 18th street, 10 rooms, all mod. imps IS
Houses for Sale and Exchange.
We OFFER q list 81 Property, both improved and
uDlmproved, which can be sold at low figures, and
on terms 10 suit. Also two fine houses in exchange
for small property.
$4,000, 900, 9!OOO, 900, 500, at eight
per cent. Jyls-u
L>OR bENT-No. 133 Carroll St, z rs. m ls2s
Il Do. 1341 Sth 81. NV, IN t...-.- 20
DO. 1909 9TH st. NV MI.
FOB SALE-Eo 81 Mass ave, 2 n. ......s Sc
Do. 1909 9TH ct. n ..............., Y M
Dc. Small Farm. Is acres, tour miles from city
Do. or rent-S0uare Ground northern part Of city
CHAS. A. APPEL,
JeSn No. asa Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
VIZ ASswER,

QUssfsou FiTN-Get . good, substantial. we'll
ma 81 1T Il brlsht, new pattern. % SHADE and
quality that viii not fade or GET dingy, aud that IL
well made n q thoroughly rhrunk, AMI oil wear
with credi the " h0,e school tern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

FROM NATHAN PLUMMER,M d, AuBuRy,N
"AlihC uEh ayeTse 10 cluI tenaUciug patent medi
Gins, i oheerfuily make ption Of your very
exc 'ent Lung preparRti0D-OR. WtST AIRS BAI-
SAM OF WILD Gil JERRY. This pre- parat on
have used IN NY practice for more than ten years
past sns have alssys und il to be of more ef.c-
tusi service than anything within my know ledge
recOMmt nd II with she greatest nfidsnce those
subject 10 Coughs and Pulmonary Com plants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

nm @ REET-nRS. BERRY Will
i " open her house LIST September. TABLE
B0ARD S23 per month. sug23-3ws
ROAkDiNG Tins eolesl place In w ashngton 10
Rooms inst vacated by families leaving the city.
yeIy iow prices. with coed Board. jy26-tr
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
The Peoples Party in Olmsted
County.
/ Splendid Convention.
4 Union of all the Elements.

The Rochester Record and Union
SAYS:
The largest and most enthusiastic
convention ever held by the OPPOSE
ton, was the one that occurred at the
Court House last Saturday afternoon.
Every town. village and ward in the
county, with the exception of Orion.
was represented. which gave unmis-
taxable evidence that no part of the
interest taken by the Opposition in
county matters has abated.
\ full county ticket was nominated,
and il consists Of gentlemen of the
highest standing in the community,
and men peculiarly fitted for the posi-
tons to which they were nominated.
And what is notable fact. the nomi-
nees were the choice of the people,
and not of a ring or combination of
any kind.
With the exception of the Judge of
Probate. the ticket does not include
one OF the old officers. And this is
from no lack of confidence in them.
On the contrary.the universal opinion
is that no more capable or faithful
officers ever served the people of
Olmsted county.
The following is the record of the
proceedings from the same paper.
PEOPLES INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.
One of the largest and most enthu-
siastic delegate conventions ever held
in this county by the Opposition. as
sembled at the Court House last Sat
urday afternoon. for the purpose of
nominating county ticket. Delegates
were present from every election pre-
cinct, except the township of Orion.
On motion of I. S. Stevens. the chair
appointed /. s. Stevens. z. t. News.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
ADVERTISING RATES.

Locals, 10 cents per line, each insertion.
Locals, editorial columns, % cents per line
each insertion.
BiIls for advertising PAYABLE quarterly IN
advance.
Advertisers will please take notice that
Tho ANrI-MoNopoLIsT is the best ana
cheapest advertising medium in Minnesota
It has a larger circulation among the farm
ers than any other, while it is read IN
every town ana city and almost every VII
lape Of the State 1t is perused by thou-
sards who take no other paper.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11

A fire in keysport, n. j.. last night,
DESTROYED thirty houses and stores III the
business part of the city. Loss heavy.
Among the recommendations of the West
Point board of visitors is one that inquiry
be made as to abolishing Sunday parades.
John Sode, Murderer of James Temple,
was hanged at Newcastle, Del, Friday in
the presence of 200 people.
One death from yellow fever and TWEEN
ty-one new cases were reported from
Jacksonville, Fla, Friday.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
POSTAGE.

We are compelled to prepay postage on
all papers sent out from our office Prior
10 January lst, 1878, subscribers paid
twenty cents each at the local post ONCE
We now pay the postage for them: II
amounts to fifteen cents per annum Ihose
vino have not paid Us are respectfully urged
0 remit at once.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
Creenback Documents.

The Sun will supply to clubs or in
dividuals the following Greenback
documents at the price named:
Senator Majors Speech, per hundred. 81 90
Gen. Cary's Speech, at Chicago, 1876.
per hundred 49,. ... ........ 81 90
Gen. Buffers Speech at Cooper Institute
pamphlet form) per hundred -. -. So 20
Judge helley's Reply to Blaine, per hun
dred 800. .. - $500. 81 90
Hon. Alex. Campbell's Speech, March
3, 1877, per hundred. -. 49,. $500 81 w
Every person who has the good OF
our cause at heart. and who can pos
sibly do so, should order some of these
documents and distribute them into
the hands Of the people. If you can
not pay for q hundred order fifty, or
twenty or ten st the above rates.
The cash must accompany the order.
Address The Sun, Indianapolis.
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. sgi1TAMCES

Parties renting money are requested to al
rect it to Ignaius Donnelly, Box 3o4, r. ~
registered letter or postal order. Money sent III
any other wav will be at the risk Of the sender.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
FOREIGN INSECTS.

The Ent0nloLogist calls attention to
the fact that European insects and
weeds are naturaliZed in America
with far more facility than ours are
naturaliZed there, and even crowd out
the insects indigenous to rs. Thus
we have a native currant worm very
much like the one imported nearly
twenty years ago from Europe; but it
has never done any damage, while
already the imported one has in some
places almost stopped the cultivation
Of the currant. Our onion fly does
scarcely any hurt, while the imported
fly, to which it is just the same with
the imported bark louise Of the apple
tree, and the worm beetle. Among
other pests Of European origin are
the EIeSsian fly, introduced nearly
one hundred years ago; the wheat
nudge, fifty years ago; the bee moth,
cheese maggot, grain WeeVil, house
fly, cockroach, and carpet and clothes
moths. Among the weeds are Cana
da thistle. mayweed, oXeye daisy, bur
dock and chess cheat. In fact, the weed
the gardener has to contend with
are nearly all European. ON the 9th
er hand scarcely an American noXiouS
weed. plant or insect has been sue
ceSSfully introduced into Europe. Ii
the potato bug succeeds in ctfecting Il
Judgement on Europeae shores he will
10 much to help balance the account.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
WHICH Is THE LUNATIC2

In his speech at Mansfield the other
day, after denouncing the greenback-
ers rs lunatics, Secretary Sherman
said;
Il speak only to those who are will
ing to assume, rs an axiom on this
subject, that gold and silver, or coined
money, have been proven by all hui
man experience to be the best posi-
BILE standard of value.
Hon. Amasa Walker, in his work on
the "Science of Wealth. after max
ing careful comparisons of general
prices, comes to the following conclu-
SionS
find that gold huctuated in single
year nearly IS per cent. while the
fluctuations in the value of greenbacks
tested by the same standard of gener-
al prices. was only 9 ID per cent, or
less than one sixth of that of gold.
Prof, Juvons, in his work on
Money and the Mechanism of EN-
change, finds
THAT the values OF gold between
1880 and 1903 fell in the ratio of loo to
IS. or by As per cent. And from 1909
to 1910 it rose again in the eXtraordi-
nary ratio of 100 to 245 or l53 per
cent, rendering government annui-
ties and all fixed payments extending
over this period almost ; II times as
valuable as they were in 1906.
President Steele, OF Lawrence Uni-
yersity, distinguished scholar. after
careful research. come to the following
conclusion:
1t is now tolerahly evident not on
lv that gold hos very unstable and
tluctuating value, rendering it uufit
to be regarded rs a standard of value,
but that it is often more tluctuating
and uncertain IN its character than is
our national paper at its worst esti.
mate.
Here are three gentlemen of
world wide reputation who, after
carefully weighing all the facts. and
testing the question with scientific
exactness, directly contradict Mr..
Sherman 5 positive assumptions. Are
they also lunaticsl
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11

In consequence of the strike on the
Great Southern and Western railways in
Ireland the British Postmaster General
orders steamers from America to land only
Irish mails at Queenstown and bring
others to Liverpool.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11

The I-MoSopoLlsT is published every
Thursday for circulation by newsmen ana ln'sll
Go ',,,..;,,ti,,,, an. war $500
e - AZ s5uD'ol p't;o-.' ynnnths LOO
Single Subscription, three MONTHS ~
In clubs OF live or more to one address II WIN
be furnished at 81 80 per year; or sl.Oofor SIX
uA0t''''' THE ANTI MONOPOLIST,
No. l9 Wabasha ST.. st. Paul.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08

ENGLISH SPARRJws Henry Ruth
residing on South Fourth street. Read
ing, stated tn arepOrter that when the
English saprrows first made their ap.
perance in that city he erected boxes
OH his premises for their accommo da.
ton, and his family fed them in winter.
He thought they would prove very use.
full in destroying insects that injnre
fruit and fruit trees. His observation
has changed his opinion of the little
birds. He has torn down the box and
now stsnes the sparrows whenever
they come upon his premises. He
say q that he has noticed the birds
picking the buds or embryo peaches
out of the blossoms on peach trees,
and that they have picked the buds oil
other trees, so that they did not bear
any fruit. Last year he had no cur
rants. and he charges the sparrows
with picking ont the eyes of the bush
es. lie has no doubt they destroy The
buds OF grape vines. and he is c.nvin-
ccd that the little sparrows do a grea,
deal of harm and very little good; and
he thinks it was great mistake to
import them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08

The Illustrated Annual Of Phrenoio1y
and the Health Almanac. for 1877. have
been combined and are issued as one
publication at the low price Of ten
cents, which certainly does not more
than pay the cost of production. The
contents include much that is interest.
ing aud important. Besides the month
ly calendars and the usual astronomi-
cal calculate ons, there are seasonable
suggestions for each month in the year
in regard to diet and care Of health.
We have, also, notes and articles on
Principles of Phrenology 'Self-Study
and Development of Character A.
merican Women Journalists with five
portraits 'AcQuisitiveness How To
Tram II - Mental Science A Prim-
tive East India Tribe illustrated an
illustrated article on The Cultivation
of Flowers !; James Russell Lowell
with portrait Colds and their trea:'
ment;' Principles of Hygiene, and d
choice selection Of miscellaneous mat
ter.
II il we'll printed, with many hand.
somc illustrations, and will be sen,
by mail, postpaid, To any address. or
receipt of ten cents. hy 5. II. WELL'
4 CO, Publishers, 737 Broadway, New
York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08
VNRlAL llSr...Fe8. TERM-.-i877

Bsujam,a ". Z ons ". Dante, hetriek,
Emanue, tuck vs, hlbish = Ntothst.
trslk frie-, Endorses ae ". D Y. u, 2sNss
0sargc ~. Bilgst ss Jshn oross zen,
Jossph Wsurich va IohN Wsrtm,n
Frankliu \, Schock ", Alien Vtrieh.
isa ssysrs ssd Josiah forssita W sssss r.
4. n. FLANNEL W. isAa n Foet,sv,
WIN, %, Nsrold W, Ana n v. u Wulters
lsss Stvs~ssr w. bsisatd strap,
Msl,or Bsinss \ Ms,,er ". hohbsck With 10
ttcs 10 uArs,shss.
Kate Artls ~ her asrt frteGt Ae, ", James Y,
Isass = ns,m v. rloms, seAsa.r
s,ms vA s,me nnd wifs,
=. q. b n, ". n, X, 10. ~. wlls,sm >cs,iirs.
IL q Seehald ~ al vs Nhsries hoover
Awthosy y sdapsoa w. j. MeN'ars' SoAe~ss
s.@s.i r.Arse ~ TIE AUS an As'ec.
usssss eay v, rhs = a, - h n Assos,a,,oa
n Ia wageass,iet satv,viAx pastats &C. W
kssss yishs Va No aa,mes - 81
rama u. Wsoa,ins W, "A. I. beyef,
ysstss ttsai ~. .Maaxlst = tNok, -
y, ~ M.llesA ". r. VA AaAr ~. ~ oAs
rte sse,t sassss ere u ,ssss end ~ vital .,
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08
ASsIGNEE'S SALE.

VNHB uudersigaed Assignee Of Henry d.
j. Keck will sell at the residence OF Hen.
ry b. Keck. In Midjlecreek township,
snydet county, Pa, on
Friday, February 2Sd, 1877,
the following described real estate. to wit:
The undivided one hsh Of one half acre
OF land situate in smiihgrove. Snyder Co..
on which IL erected TWO STORY
HOUSE. STABLE and other outbuildings.
Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock A. NJ
whsa terms Of sale will he made known by
DANIEL s. BOYER.
Jan. 20, 1877. Assignee.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08

WATCH THE CHILDREN. The follow.
ing a1vice from the New York Even
ing Post is very important. Let every
mother remember it: Life long dis
comfort and sudden death often come
to children through the inattention or
sarelessness Of the parents. A child
should never he allowed to 60 to sleep
with cold feet ; the thing To he last at
tended To is to see that the feet are
warm and dry. Neglect ofths has OF
ten lead to dangerous attack of
Group. diphtheria, or fatal sore throat.
Always on coming from school, on
entering the house from visit or err
rand in rainy, muddy or tliawy wealth.
er. the child should remove its shoes {;
and the mother should herself asccr.
tain whether the stockings are the
least damp. II they are, they should
be taken off. the feet held before the
FIRE aud Rubbed with the hands TIL per-
fectly dry, and another pair of stock.
ings, and another pair of shoes put on,
The reserve shoes and stockings should
be kept where they are good aud dry
20 as to be ready for use in Il mi mute.
notice.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08
Only Remedy for H1ri l'il3Y
Change Your sutroundiugs

Al .Ibiinr fRuir .FtvNS. s.po-,uy
sisitei { 80 stpsa r'tLs EiNE -L"re {
IL sn esn'tI'-gi ruc-~'s fgI p,ys itR.1s.
PROM. f.s hui " A'l ai'r',l pta.
NUS e.. Grain, Grtss. spf N-r-i,''e.
'Hu. hLu if-'s ~ tN-tiltui flNtNA Us,
or HAE .'saf IARH~ AT ans,. seen
THt l,t.IIu. T. o-I' 5'rile. ..4t. -
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climate an 90 20 ''ry 'ur. ~ its Nss -
49, !.i''Ge'r.is h.'t''' Aro'a.f hnii'.at
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= Ir. 90 FAEH LhNuf.; v, p,, ~. r.r'
ye-rs. siti. 90 n.ts IIsr'sl 'nt'H rIls.. -.
acre. ~ -li -ii' "u-Li iauy - slsl =, -
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tow. u L.ai.'!As a.. T.ssHsI. as 20
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.itts ierttzTy fYrEtu'H AHi ~ sa'l' suh
ttarc- iF-ra't.rs! lftrouct the s'il 10 .'r-l
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08
T iSV OF jUR0RS.-.FeS. T...Is77
GRASp JUsoRs.

uHASD JCkoks'
Besver-George Bilger.
Beaver West-Wilhan Kreb,
Centre james NJ Blussmsn.
Chspuln Henry VI. hvrroli
Jackson-Grorge d. Benter Amos jarrett.
Mldil.burg 30 o..-John Snydcr
MoGroe-I. B. i!.llrios.
MiddlecreeG Henry Snyier.
Perry West-p. u. Grntn, John Stuck.
Penn-Jac,b App. l. L. pawliug, samuel
L. Row. John Reed 81. John 7. Richter,
.Selinsgrove-p. 5, Albert, q. ". Glass.
II, l.. Miller, Jsremiah Stuck, Lew
Urich.
Uniou-Prejerick shambachsr.
ws.binS,on-Michsl hAiuss. Jacob Sny'
der.
PETIT JURORS.
Adams Daniel Auraud, Peter Ries.l,
Elias Il. SwAr,i,
Beaver-Elward Freed, Isaac QetZ, L. r.
.Haiaes. Henry Kern
p,syer west-Amor Ampacher,
Chapman-paniel Bohner. Lewis Good
ling. Joseph Meiser.
Cenire-Enoch Binsaman, HenryF, Long,
John Shenkei, Nathaniel Walter. John
Young
Franklin u, shsaer. Benjsmin
wit,enmyer. Jacob g. Walter,
Monros APP. q. ". lioeh, John
Schoch.
Middleereet-ssmael Bi'ssr. II. A. Hum
mel.
Middlehure. u. ", Moat2
Perry -lieary J, Heiser, Jacob 2. Reich.
enbsch, Michael y, Moomer.
Perry ives, --P. r. DEER Willis r aorden
Penu-Jacob Kreiier. James Miller, Ben
jsmin Uplineer. Alan ], Fisher.
Selin.grove-M u, Cook, J 4 Lumhard
A. Msrbcreer. John rNts, u. Van
buskirk. Henry u Pine.
Uniou-N 7 Dundore. Abel Henirick.
Washing, on---0eo. Nermsn, q " NohZ
apple, Simon Hsn,2, joseph Meyer
Benjsmin Siroub jr, Rohcr, N res,s.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08

Ifyou wish sale bills printed in good
style, call at, or address THs Posr.
fee. 1fyou don't wish to call in per.
son, send us by mail list Of articles
you have To sell and day of sale. and
we will send you the bills by return
mail. Our charges are moderate.
QurSsY.-For an attack Of quinsy,
apply q wet napkin covered with dry
cloth around the neck. rewetting ~ il
becomes dry, until the inflammation
subsidies. Little food should be eaten
for the first day or two after cold has
been contracted. II there he u cough.
frequent sips Of warm water will have
soothing effect upon the congested
membranes of the throat.
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Worms , Worms Worms ,

Ef kUSEtV's woaN eYRUP never fail. t.
rsmhy- ~ Aluis 0f wpr us. ,t.t. P!G ami
stomach WOrla- are readily removed ~ kgn-
kel's Worn syrup. Or. hurssI B.. lLs vuiy
sgce ssiul physician 10 this country f,i Gu
remove Gtge Norfr In from too TO iAar hsGrs.
lie has no lee uHtl hsai Hud al pace al,
And Ia tu,s space oG time. 'nmal. sense
te 'ch"s II Tape Wore. c,n te : poyei, Al
other WOrms can ie realty destroyed. A..
your dtuggis. iur = battle -, KuuEeIs Worm
syrup Price tl.oi ter botiie. IL never tail. :
or send 10 TIE doctor tor circular. No. IS
North Niath ~. PLiisdclp lila Advice ire-.
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At n literary society held in town
ship not far distant a couple Of weeks
ago, the following question was de.
bated: "Resoiced, That married
10 preferable to a single life But one
married man could be found who took
the negative, and he was seen walking
around the next day with his arm in u
sling. Q potato over one Of his eyes,
and having the general appearance OF
Q man whohad slept in a hay NOW
over night. lie say. that no earthly
consideration will ever induce him to
take the same side Of that issue again.
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HousE Rents. s.-The season Of anxis
ETY.. expectations, speculatIons, etc, a.
mong housekeepers and business men
who are not property owners in regard
70 the possible rise or fall in the price
of rents for the coming year. has now
set in, and everybody is dcsirous of
hearing all they can IN the matter. o.
pinions are much divided on the
subject while housekeepers, general.
~, think rents must come down, rs in
the present hard times people arc not
able to pay them IA they stand ut pres
ent, the property owners and landlords
say that rents are so low now that they
do not begin To realize even the inter-
est OH the money invested in the hous.
o.. and tits, therefore. impossible for
them to ask less than they are receiv-
ing now.