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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Nov Goth the Sentimental maiden so
out into The woods and get autumn leaves
and the neuralgia.-Er. And then reluEn-
eth home and blistcrelh her lace With raw
meat and pepper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Paul II. Gather is happy. It's a girl.
Neglected 10 mention il in cur last issue.
-Ldtr0be AdfdRce.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

On Tuesday Of last week while a young
son Of Mr.. Josiah young, Of Evansville,
was gathering chestnuts 10 a woods near
his home, he iell from q tree and broke
both arms gear the wrist. The boy is
about ten years OF age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

A grand p0w-wow OF the Sorehcad and
Democratic leaders was held in our town
on Monday last. Present, l. n. Turner,
II. r. Holsinger, Josiah Mowry, Josiah
Sasler. Geo. q. Walker, a. III. Cofirotb,
Val HAY, (: al. At this meeting, we are
creslibly informed that the details OF the
canvass we're agreed upon as follows +,
SoFehead bogus G~reenbaokers and Dem
ocrats are TO unite in the meetings called
through tle Somerset Demoera q. which
the Democratic speakers are to make
Greenback speeches, and urge voters TO
sustain the mongrel ticket published in
The Demoerdt and Bulletin. 1t was fur
Their agreed that every Sorehead candi-
date is to vote for and use his best efforts
Tor Coffroih as the candidate for Con
gress. and in return the entire Democratic
Va,e is to be ~cnnceptraled on Geo. q.
Walker with The hope OF beating n. j.
Colborn, Esq.
Ii now remains TO be seen whether thus
nice little conspiracy against the other
candidates can be carried out, and the
Republican voters of the county who are
sore over the result of the late primary
elections, be sold and delivered like sheep
in the shamb.es. Look out for your scalp,
McClintock
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SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that Wtna~. Cook OF
Somerset township Sorer.et a., Pa. by deed OF
voluntary assignment has assigned al his estate
real aud per sonal TO George q. Walker, In trust
for the benent OF the creditors Of the said William
Cook. All persons indebted TO the Assign0r will
make immediate payment, and these having
claims will present them duly authenticated &.
settlement TO the undersigned, at The once %
John X. Scott, Esq In tire bo.oayh Of Somerset
on Saturday, November ~. ISIS.
GEORGE q. WALKER.
oct. % Assignee Of lillian Cook.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

The public schools OF this place opened
for the winter term Monday morning, with
an average attendance OF 60 scholars to
each room. Six rooms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

As will TO seen by reference TO the ad
vertisement OF ]. r. jenkins, all goocs in
liz iine are offered at 25 per cent less than
they can be bought elsewhere VAL. A
Kimmel is sin in the "Old Tea House.
and any orders sent 10 them will receive
his personal attention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
Q, csn your summer busters 10,
And put your straw hat ~.
And mlwiih coal your cslll. hin
FrwiEtcr 6reaf b. niah

An exchange gaier ssks iirst the FREE
qHrhi az efiors 'nrijgG o. har-siacks
and farmers buildings has lead 20 the dis
covpry thai they are set on ire by wasps'
mes'>. aBl iha, ,hr nests arc ighited by
Spontaneous com uAioa. This is produc
I'd hy III rin mF'si clou at he wax in
cunisrf uih ihr psper iAe slbstlnce OF
WHICH he mast i ,oFpsed, a ,ompara
iivrlf small sXc. IS oi o.ygCn beng s1iii-
Ct; nj 20 make It burst forth in a blaze.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

o MUST CURE THAT CoUGH.-WitL
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. Ii has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while fol-
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all diseases OF Throat and
Lungs, it is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses will relieve your child of Group,
it is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless
TO the youngest child, and no mother can
afford TO be without it. You can use two
thirds OF a bottle and If what we say is not
true we will refund the price paid. Price
llets, a0cts. an1 Sl.M per bottle. il your
Lungs are sore or chest or hack lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster Sold by Geo.
w. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia. are you Consti-
pated, have you a Yellow skin, Loss OF
Appetite. Head Ache. ifso don't fail TO use
SHILOH'S SYSTEM VfTAL1ZER. Ii
is guaranteed TO relieve you, and will you
continue TO suffer when you can be cured
on such terms az these, Price 10 ots. and
IS cts. Sold by Geo. w. Benford, SON.
erset, Pa.
Wells Persian Perfume ''HACKME-
TACK" is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold
Geo. w. Beniord, Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

HoNEY.-NhY IT is the purest sweet m
the world. IL is. and has been, used in
the healing art, TO the satisfaction of thous.
ands. Who can say ought of white, beau.
tiful honey, gathered from the countless
thousands OF the splendid flowers that
adorn our fields and gardens. HpRE.
HOUND, What mother lives that is not &C.
quainted with its virtues in banishing
Coughs and Colds from the family; why
il is so well known that every candy shop
would lose its custom unless horehound
candy occupied a place, and the most
prominent place in every showcase.
TAR looks black, and ladies raise their
skirts Tor fear 4 getting their clothes soil
ed; yet il is the vegetable production of
the beautiful pine tree that grows in our
southern forests and by the aid of chem
istrY 1t is found TO contain medicinal quail
tics universally admitted by physicians OF
the highest standing. Its preserving quail
ities are well understood by every ship
owner; and when ~contagion, disease and
death infect their vessels they fumigate
the polluted ship from stem to stern with
tar, thus removing the demon of disease
and death, insuripg the health and life of
every passenger On board. HONEY,
HoREHoUND AND TAR, combined togeth.
er, aidei by science and the highest chem
ical skill, form a remedy admitted by the
most experienced physicians as the best.
most certain and harmless preparation
ever made for the radical and speedy eurs
Of Coughs. Colds, Horseness, Influenza,
and all Bronchial affections leading 10
Consumption. from which thousands are
suffering. This valuable remedy is known
as
.HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Price 80 cents and 81. Great saving by
purchasing large size. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies ToorHAcHE BRoPs cure in me
minute.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

." ~
THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY THAT
IMPORTS THE
q L I Ia IL 4 IL Il IL
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IE. u. Heiiman and J. j. Folk
Executors Of Peter Wilhelm,
dep'd and Peter 3. Hay, W. II.
Hay and ;. NJ. Saylor, adm'rs.
OF David Hay, deed, and sam
uel NJ. Ssylor
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In the Court of
Common Pleas OF
Somerset Co., Pa.
No. 6s{, Aug. I.
-is75.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13
{ The Carisiage-B8x.lq


, We have been telling cur people in
every issue Of. the DEMocRAT, that
the Editor of "We the People was
only .obeying othe orders of his en-
ployee, and since tile exposures OF
the Nationals, copied from the New
Orleans Democrat, has appeared, we
cannot see how anyone can doubt.
White men! can yon submit to such
an ,oatrage.as is proposed by the Ma
tionals,to disfraneiise foreign born
citizens, and suffer1athe ignorant
negro to vote? We . think we
hear you respond, No! Then mask is
pulled OF, and the Nationals are fair.
ly shown in their defor NIFTY: How
do the Irish, German, and other for
'eignI citizens like it7 Would they
h "a ell thought that Clements would
have sold them out forst the. sake OF
the Parish Judgship7, What dothey
think of Calhoonl7 b""W,e the People
was acting in accord with his party,
when he said, that. if he could no,
carry the election by the ballot-box,
he woaldeaby the cartridge-box.1n-
We are ready for him, and il he wish,
es the cartridge-box, lie can have il
to his hearts content. Our people
thought that it was all buster, but
we thought there was no harm in
placing ourselves in ,readiness--and
we say to him. BRING ON YOUR
CARTRIDGE BOXES, AND WE
WILL. GIVE. YOU a WARM RE
CEPTION'!! ,at''oHsaetI esa ~isaif
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C9MMUNiCA Ti0N.

.,...r LoYD'S BRIDGE.
Oct. %, 1873.
To THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRAT in
Messrs. Editors:--I have seen much
purp6rted correspondence from differ
ent points in this Parish to the sheet
called VIC the People, one, said to have
come from our neishborllood. If there
he such a correspondent lie must be
ashamed of himself, as there is not a
white man among us who even pro-
fesses respect for tile sheet. have
also seen muc|, editorially concerning
Mad. Wells, and heard stories, which
have been circulated by his strikers, OF
old Wells respect for the workingmen
and his strict intention of looking up
and making reforms generallytin their
behalf / am happy to find all this
only exciting derision from the arhite
wokiaa mea, especially those whom he
has had dealings witl'--among bis
neighhors. 81
| Unfortunately, fell q victim to his
swindling hand, and have sad expert,
ence for mr. hacker. About 7seveIl
years ago i had a transaction with
Mad. ellis, in which he became my
debtor to a considerable amount for a
working man who j. depsndent upon
bis labor for a support for himself and
family; this amount is still due to me,
inst as many such accounts are to. 9TH
ers;. all due for honest labor. '1'"
The working men know tfeirfriends,
and When they put men In the field fol
Office they put them in themselves;
and will not be fools enough to take
MP men who offer their services, such
as 4 Louisiana Returning Board Off
Ger and laborer swindler, mnlatto
boot. blacks, etc. '@ 9agA 81: o1t
I l don't expect to influence any
working man, f,r am happy, in y my
Fbelief that, the minds of all homes,
white men are made uPlto put. down
the brute that swindled them Out, Of
their Votes in, the last election and
when Ye,see, the returns Of the 5th o.
November reported in ypnr columns.
feel snre that we. will all have the ut,
most pleasure Of giving three cheers
for our ticket and the dt,om Of Mad
Wells, tile swindler! s"'as 9l}} 81
I'd eds ,I3enIstl l. "A MECHANIC,
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iaterest to this State.

interest to this State.
9. That the Democratic party III
Louisiana demands That the National
banking system b+ abnlished aud Ma
tinnal bank notes retired, and in lien
thereof the government Of the United
States shalifissue an equal an'onnt of
treasury notes, commonly Eoyn as
"gfeenbacks,"' and we alsn tlemant tie
nnc an.fith,nai and immediate repeal ut
the resu,nption act, and are nnaltera.
bly, opposed foitl.e rainoas policy pnr-
saedsby. the Republican party whereby
I'the volume Of the currency has been
contracted far below the ,tinsiness re
guirenents of the conntry, aud fail
lures, depression of business and pan
per wages have been entailea. We
demand the tepeal Of1all laws imn"s
ing a tax 'npop the Icirculatitpn9r Of State
banks, :,
10. Tint it is the. sense Of this con-
sehtiDn that .all iiendst'a,l obligations
Of the National Government shonld be
paid in tile legal tender grcehbacl,
notes abf Ike United States. except
| where tits. otherwise, provided in the
original law, under which they were is.
sued. We further demand the;repeal
ot all laws passed snbseqient tu3 tile
original Jaw creating the puhlic deb,
l,y; WHICH The obligations Of the cou,.
try lave been made more 0nerohs, and
We recommend Hthat'a United State,
treasury notes. shall he made receiya.
BILE for all dues, public and private, in.
GLIDING custom duties. '''i's-s'fi
ll.gTIat it lie the asense and judg
meot sGf this Convention that the Leg
islature:.ofethis State, at its next ses'
sion, should provide for the ,cailins
and assembling af,a convention Mt tl.t
Eearlieste practicable time thereafter, I.
frame and to establish a new constitn,
tioh Of tke State Of Louisiana. ,slio u
1917 THAT in favoriag a catator a con
stitasional convention tits not pnr,
posed to displace or interfere Will
Thief Incumbent officials iii the State
GOvernmlanf. Ti98t TIN yJgns a. rEfe,ra
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'Faarthrr .Rcs0l~Te, tR#at sthc portion
of the Rir"Iet ,pnbllc. road leading
from Mrs. Waters residence to the Pa
IRISH line, I've and IS hereby abolished.
0nonrotion Of Mr. sBsltons II ft7{
Resolred, That all parties who have
claims against tie Parish, and which
have Been registered by the Parish
'Freasurer, are hereby empowered to
use the same in the payment of taxes
due and c"llectable for the year Q ia
&hjch siclrielaitns accrued aud were
registeredy md that sthe. Tax, Collector
be- authorized to accept the receipt Of
such parties ii payment of taxes due
tile General Fund! liz I'd Fsa sa9rc
The ttoll"wins claims fats 1879. we're
presented and appreyye4i;i51 saois oaa
Jas. B. a Waters, Justice t fees ses! TO-
Titos. Davidson, btliee felito for aao,
registration NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc
uOnlmetien the Jwy, adjourned sub
ject to the call of the President. . 80
Attest :!"'f' '7S 'a9AJFIISEIP. ~
81 1J.sWaeG orbbx. .,zsa Pwsideu,
I'd % bqot.e tos Clerk P-Ja ssff,
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E TINS writer from Babbs Bridge,
in 1--WE the People" Of November 2,
signed "a Voter at !Calhoeu's,'' must
have gotten drunk on the day of the
Democratic barbecue, and thought
every candidate and speaker was 10
the same FIX, or he may have gone
home drunk and his wife given him
the broomstick, and the only re-
venge he could yet was to accuse the
gentlemen composing the, candidates
and speakers of the cause. Remem1
Der that was genuine 8" Robinson
County," and not watered,s and you
took as much as you do of common
we'll. watered whisky. We hope you
do not intend to destroy The box
from Calloon's, as we are expecting
a large majority from there. Your
insinuations that the Democrats will
destroy the box, make us have some
fears that you have some such in-
tentions. Come, tote fair, old fell
lowt
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ii --Ar Z P. N, next Tuesday, Tbs IhesI
agony will be over, the Radical party
of Rapides, as represented BY its
Combination ticket, will , have ceased
to struggle, the attending physician
will examine its pulse, and pronounce
ii dead according to the sentence, q
the court, and the corpse will be cpt
down. It's further disposal. will, b
immaterial, as none Of the relative,
will be likely to claim it. 2" ii0a
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}itEE03 fUi I'll e!tuIg ~ -. ~
~ MAP, Wells man Friday, to the
last, butts his ahead against the
D1EaopcRAr, in the hope We suppose,
Of Is exciting something ae akin to i'm
aamma.ion of the brain. ain. Perhaps
he will succeed better if be turns
around. a ra
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% --FtsE and heavy white frost yes
terday morning, Thermometer down
to 81, and glorious day Gill sunset.
It was the sun of Aasteflitz, presag-
ing victory for us next Tuesday. g
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!, EVERY American citizen has a right
to vote for who he pleases LIZA. Calboon
Every voter has i right to inquire 81
a candidate who ana what he is ia
favor of.--[Common Sense IL 1ahlsio
Come, Mr.. 'calhoou, will you, OF
not, vote for W. John DeLaceyi, =,
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CONTAMINATION.
Editors Democrat =

Editors Democrat = '....-. ...f
vi nyc been a constant reader Of the
DEuocRAT and ave the People," for
the past six weeks. and have heen
looking forward with some solicituae
and anxiety. as to the Consequences"
We the People threw down the gaunt-
let of abuse and ill-advice, splacinssit-
self before the Parish as monitor and
defender of the people, and that it
alone was the only paper representing
the morals and prosperity of our Par
ish, abusing the 81 year old paper,
which was old enough to be its "Grand
Pap" yet, would have spurned such
issue, yet az I've said. threw down the
gauntlet but has failed since to re-
c,gnize his own "articie,"5 and with
"this issue" win close its political ca
reer, but comes bringing and favoring
at the feet. of the people he has at
tempted, and ina measure did divide
and asping them for a ''competence'
TO keep his head above water, when his
sponsors congressional career has
also fendeda He has accomplished but
little" yet regrets, that he could not
have done more to influence and drive
the people he asked for support, to de.
strnctian and race trouble. He has
thrown away the Cartridge-box and
has substituted the "charity box, "land
is asking for support. "Throw him a
+ sausage, Mr., Constable" so soon as he
takes off his COLLAR, as he declares that
the lctters with which it is marked,
~. NJ. W"will be removed after this
issne.< An estray, Mr.. Constable, land
You must take him up. Il would also
Judge that Weth People was n power
behind the throne, as it never answers
an article Of the DEMOCRAT direct, but
goes off on side issues and to prying
into private affairs, repeating aud Civ
ing publication to private coversa
lions $50 damned mean that the
Democrats don't want their votes''--
and in reply, Mr.. Editer and jrei,fers,
pardon me, but this ia $50 damn q lie
ethat-no one, could believe that q Con
servative Democrat could have uttered
such an expression, 1t may, however,
have been made by the ,'''ast ditcher
Democrat" who, we understand stated
i'm the office<of We the People that the
revolution was coming, and twas jast
what he wanted. ~ -" - %
j" So inst row let me say that
when the revolution does; come. that
neither he nor eve the. People" will
remain to lead or aid The Ignorant
t!uprs whom, they have plunged infn
troubl,. Again, Mr. eve the Pco.'' /"
let people Who have lots, and who are
buildihs on them, along. Their lines
have heeh established by the Surveyor,
aud you should cease 10 NEEDLE with
what does not coucerp YOU, or so0hr
f-llow may shove u profoSclS farther
iuto IA .t.pumpkin" than wunld he agree
able. aud beyond the withdrawal by
resolution of Town Council or hope Of
a "big puff" h,a...... III ga
Good bye, Young man, keep your
shirt ON, andlet priratc affairs alone,
as you say you have done with poll
tics, and you may yet become respec
table aud deserving of support. q. 20
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,-,l.-t -, ..DreNeSSD. - ''fs
TT was stated, early ia the spring
Of this year, that ii was the Intention
of the Radiecaa.l. managers ma ,aa il SIND mon7
e s an and /" some ~ Of TIER best stump,
speakers into, some of our Congress,
SIGNAL districts, to try and nd secure The
ELECTION Of several Congress men,
The, epidemic. prevented, perhaps
the attendance ofNorthern speakers,
bppt,tifF llfrepseolrts BE- true. the money
has been sent here and 10 being freely
used by a ,trusty agent Some Of il,
no doubt, was used 70 pay for r., there:
cent barbecues that, were given, % Ss-
,tsensii.bl.ly,' by some one who claims to
be a Democrat--but who knowsi
The ways of~this secret Know Meth
Ing! Radical National Party are dark
aud Shiny, and where they can moi
Command talent in one way, they do
1T id another. e"Red Warriors your
money and hired talent can not driye
you through. Your defeat is certain
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Coop BYE, PoLlrIclAN-We have
read I'VE The People" and must say
that there is more todyism init than
we have ever seen in a paper in all
our recollection. He is perfectly
reckless in his praise Old. Madison
Wells, and has not coniinetf him self
to the, record He claims that, Wells
will5be elected beyond u doubt, when
strange to. say, there is not'apaper
supporting him outside of his OWL
and perhaps one 'in Shreveport
There are several Parishes in this
District where Wells will not get
more votes than will be necessary to
let him know that the people knew
. lie was a eandidate,e and not leave
even the poor excuse that his candi'
dacy was not known; but the Editor
is paid to puff and blow, but we fear
he will be out Of wind and cannot gel
up a big puff for the street com CON
missioners when they see to the
house on the corner of oTsird and
Beanregard streets, as hethas prom
ised. We do not know what his re
Operative powers are but he ay
suck 10 enough wind BY his next is
sue to cry out Calendar Clock" but
his voice will be 80 feeble that it vii
be heard but short distance. He
says he will quit politics after this
issue, and we suppose he will never
try it again, judging from the poo
success he has had. Goodbye, un
principled politician! Ee'rFtT 3,".
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LIZ, we can't carry the election by
the Ballot; box, we will BY the Car
.tridge-box. 1--WE the People. aeiliia.
II is clear you can't carry the cleo.
ton by the Ballot.bo and ! oa have
not got sand enough III your craw: 70
carry it by the Cartridge box. sd, :
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sfL 4. ATT IF NJ !, T..

10 IIDNs 4HlAlVFl HF!IJ ItEuf ef(u
DEMOCRATIC. CONSERVATIVE, PARTY
"a 'saimiad~e9os has etalgrioa st
,FHE STATE 7kAFJ.OUISIAN4A.
90 ,asal sGiasys-yEt,1nt.a 80 ileil
ADOPTED AT Baton tReUGE,t ON 0THE
gasb 90 9TH eDAYboh AHGHHsqT,e,tbog
.,. y. 1873. ''O .
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The Last Waning.

SOL ~ n i, u i!D-INJ tgLy.f ~ ti
IT This is the last issue Of the DEM
oeRAT, that will appear before the
Election, and the last issue that the
present Editors will have control,
but. before surrendering the respon.
sible position Of mouth piece for the
Grand Old Democracy, let ! uyI again
call ,yoprI attention to our grand, glo::
rious and invineible ticket. Such a
ticket as any country might be proud
Of. Where is there q white man that
would feel ashamed in after days,
that he had. cast his vote for such
men as Elan, Wise, JeHries, Thorn
ton and Paul? but, on the other hand,
gould he ever forgive himself if, By
running after new names, such as
Nationals, Workingman's or Tnde'
pendent parties, lie should defeat oul
ticket and destroy The hope we have
entertained of the oppressor's gripi
Shame on such degenerate son 4.
would again surrender this country
to tue rayages Of the Radical plum
derers. Nationals indeed, Who con-
pose the NATIONALIST Wells, Ander'
sonaoaud their. followers Are MOI
,theirs,names enough 70 h warn. yor
against any party, let it. be- called By
whatever name it nj assume
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SHREVEPORT!

tno ao hno7g sie aF ,eam
lPead eqsd 81 mel'W I.s9f
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.. ..- LoYD'S BRIDGE. I
Oct. %, 1873.