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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-06

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-13

Every person in the community is bound uy
seifinteress as well soc;sl obligations 10 give
the preference to articles CT home prodRc,.aa
over those OF foreign manufacture. all ether
things being equal. No country can prosper
with the balance az trade against them and i. !,
perpetual draft upon their resources, to tug
abroad Nhat can be produced az ho2e cheaper
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-13


Rave become articles Of general consumption
here as in every her past of tie ULited States.
and the demand is constantly increasing. TIE
fact has been demonstrated in al Western eo.i,-
murities tbs. the deertass CT the use of ar-ent
spirits. is in proportion to the substitution Of
wholesome beer. No country IS better adapted
to the production OF gool beer than this. the
climate is favorable, the hops produced are Of the
best quality, and barley is abundant. There is
no part of the world where better quality Of
draft beer is produced, free from deleterious
drugs, toan b. tie North Pacific Railroad
Brewery. g. Steilseoom, the Ncr:h Pac. tic
brewery. ard the Seattle Brewery at this
place. Neither of these BIZ eyssries resort to the
prsetie, of ''doctoring' to give their hqG rs
favor or the appearance of age, Which csnno; be
guaranteed for any Of the articles imported f. en-
California or elsewhere. 1t is therefore prudent
sanitary measure. no less than political economy
to patronize our home breweries suE.6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-13
NOTICE OF DISS0LUIlu'
OF PARTNERSHIP

THE PARTNERSHIP HEkkIv Nsslh<a =
i ing n Seattle between AZ h,sutno. -
A., Ana s,n nam. os Pa Pssss N.Ahe 49,
a az a ~ musaal consent Al 49, ~
dests due the arn must - p. n sksa.e
hsrp only. Who VII PAY all ~ 49, 80 = fnsne
O. @. Pcrkira and ADna rsrkiAs
interest II The said arm. crs~ nU1104s
October ssh, isfs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-13
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Wednesday, Nov. Is. 1873.

The Wedding Day.
B7EDMUyD C. sTEDMAS.
Sweetheart, name the day for i..e
When We two shall welded bs.
Make it ere another moon,
While the meadows are in iuae.
Anil the trees are blossomin-.
Aud the robins mate and sing.
Whisper, love, and name the day
In this merry month OF May.
No. no, no,
You shall not escape me so
Love will rot forever wait;
Roses fade when gathered la:.'-
fie, for shame. Sir Mslcontent.
How can time be better speut
Than ia the wooings ! would we:
When the clsver blossoms red.
When the air il full Of bliss,
And the IN shine like kiss.
II you're good Ill grant boon:
You shall have me sir, in June.
Nay, nay. nay.
Girls for once should have their way.
If you love me wait till June;
Rosebuds wither picked too soon.
The sun., 1878-12-30
MExICO's FOREIGN DEBE
No Immediate Prospect OF n Resumption OF
the Payment of Interest.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Minister Foster, In
a despatch to Mr.. Evarts. dated Mexico, Oct 8.
refers to the general foreign debt of Mexico in
connection with information furnished therein
concerning the Mexican bonds sold in the New
York market. and now In the hands Of Ameri-
can citizens. He says
1t is question OF interest 10 the holders Of Mexican
estimate OF the ability and probability OF the pay
meut bv Mexico OF its foreign debt AT least of the
had Ia be paid full but there reason 10 believe that
II might he reduced from 25 TO 80 per cent by
be gwen Of certain and regular payments OF interest In
the luture But Il may be safely predicted that II the
49, mas been Us pat history rrt u niue or no pIobi
hiliy hat either principal or interest Will be pad with
would gradually return ana me marvellous nalurhl re-
OF tie country could be developed IN such
ure 70 anord the Government Ne means m time. o re-
establishing It, foreign credit But usuce 10 Mexico re-
qurcs that It should be stated that ~ prescnl
tie Government Is IN no condition to resume the iul
weight ot ITS iuregn ohhgauons The ncesstnt march
revolutions. Stnur faNn0 expresses it, has
sumed the wealth which the colonial order cumuated
pArayzcd business ana public enterprises dlsorgauiItd
the economic regulations the Government corrupted
the collection and lett the country impoverished
u an extent hardly cquaied any other Spanish Amer
condition 10 assume obligations additional to the rdinary
aud necessary current expenses oi the Government II
payment of the salaries Ot The executive and judicial
officials account Of the absence Of receipts u pay
under the late Claims Convention, and to the Mexican
Railway Company S2OJb.uOl and AS It appears To
In preference TO the old ones these TWO are likely to
attention urst AMI in the present AMI prospective
state OF public AhWIs Ana OF me Treasury ts serious
unue its default on the payment OF the last named The
prospect therefore or an early resumption OF the pay
men interest ON the foreign debt does not appear To
ue very nattering.
The sun., 1878-12-30
DON oAMERoNs AMBITTOM
Also. Hartranftsi Rush for the Appointment
10 the HerIIn Mission.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 2s.-Bob Mackey Is on
n sick bed prostrated by wasting dsease. and
cnnnot get up to marshal the forces for another
triumph for Cameron. There is nobody to take
Mackeys place. the forces are not naturally CO.
hesive without strong leader. and Matt Quay
who is best fitted to take Mackcy's place, Is not
for Cameron. The two possible candidates for
the Senatorship against young Don are Gov
Hartranft and ex-Speaker Grow. but both have
difficulties. Hartranft has ambition. and Is
afraid TO antagonize tho Camerons He will
take almost anything that is offered him. Tho
indecent haste with which Governor-elect Hoyt.
Quny. and others of Hartranft's friends hurried
to Washington TO urge the Governors appoint
ment to the Berlin mission IL indlcatlye OF ms
condition. Hoyt was guest at tho Executive
Office i'm this city whom the death OF Bayard
Taylor was announced; there was hasty CON
sultaton. u general activity among small politi-
clans. and u raid upon Hayes. II would he n
great relief 20 Cameron II Hnrtrantt could be
provided with something before the Lcgisla-
ture meets; II would also bo relief to Hart
rant because there IL danger TINT he may be
brought into the Senatorial fight in spite OF
himself.
There is no doubt whatever that a strong man
with any OF tho elements oi leadership could
carry Il majority of the Repubicans elected to
the Legislature. But such u man doesn't pre-
sent himself in Pennsylvania In these days
Grow lacks the courage. aud tho party which is
full Of those who never forget anything, hasn't
forgotten that Grow was for Greeley in 1877.
In spite Ot THIS. the pN-Nurnkrr mas many
friends in all the northern counties except the
one in which he lives and there Is strong ele-
ment In his favor in the oil regions, whore
Cameron Is distrusted on account of the action
Of his Legislature on oil questions last wear.
Tho members who are directly representatives.
OF the oil interests could very easily defeat
Cameron had they the courage. and It would be-
possible for them TO make such a combination
that they could also procure such legislation as
their business requires to lit II out ot the hands
OF the Standard monopoly. The Republican ma
lority in the Legislature is twsnty-scven on Joint
ballot and there are from fifteen To- eighteen
members representing interests that Cameron
opposes.
The sun., 1878-12-30
The whipping Post In Canada.

William Burt was sentenced to twenty lashes
Of the cat nine tails and term OF month mprls
onment All having been made ready, the Shend read
the sentence u the court Then hp desired the
urukeys Co. keep count Of the trokc. One d" said the
turnkey. snd the "clt' cnmr NhiINng dawn across
Burts back leaving the trn inr blood red stteaks
irom shoulder 10 shoulder fnc stroke, followed in
quick succession atd administered with n bling
sweep Al the twelfth stroke the lash drscolde
about TWO inches lower than the preceding ones
strike up demonstrated Burt. and not another
word did he utter until all was over Dpmnoln said
ne men His back by this TINT was raw ami hVid, but
no blood had been drawn although the great veal, stood
from MS shoulders like blood vessels ready 10 burst
He was released and then he turned To the with
cato nine tails aud asked, Why didn't you keep srk
ing above ~ pretty good Christmas present this
he continued. " and have not deserved 1t either.
wish, shenn YOU would give Judge Hughes my compl
mens Tor TINS Christmas present., nnd I'm perfectly nnO
cent Of the charge" " can nothing about that"
Iephed the sherh. " Both the Judge and the Jury be
heveG you guilty. innocent for all that
sad Burt and didn't get lair opportunity for calling
The sun., 1878-12-30
pENNsYLvANIA nAILRoAD.


AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL kOlIk.
ON ANA after d. e. ih. 1878.
Trains leave New York. wa DCshrosses and COrtlandt
streets Frrric-. = tollAW-
ENyrc-s for Harrshurp Pittsburgh. the West ami South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at "A NJ, and
sHu 4. daily
For Wuhamsp0rL Lock Haven. Cory and Erie ~ : ~
4 NJ. counccting at CORY Tor ritusvile, Petroleum
Ccutrc, ami The Oh Regions Wiiiamsport and Lock
HhNtn.H A. VI
Balumor,. Washington. and the South. Limited Wash
ngion Express. OF Pullman rarlor cars daily, except
sunday, 10 A. NJ. arrive Washington u i NJ Rc1u.
lar at 80 ana = - A. NJ. and 10 7. NJ. sunday,
$50 A. NJ. ami 10 2 NJ. For Baltimore 4 r. NJ, except
sunday
Express tor Philadelphia 43o 73o $40 g 10 Limited
II A. NJ. I3n 4 =. e. ~ $50. AMI 10 z. NJ. sun.
dAy. JI ant 4 NJ. D. e. n 30. and 10 =. NJ. kmi-
grant and second class 20 T. VI
Boats of Brooklyn AuncN connect with all through
trans AT Jersey CIN, ahorlnS u speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel.
Trains arrive PROM Pittsburgh. $50 iO;fo A. NJ 10 N
T. NJ. tally, go \ .d2u T.. NJ daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, Il ~ 4 VI. = 3.5l.
AS. lulur VI. sunday. $50 A. NJ AMI 1910 H. VI.
From PhIlaic pha 5ui 49, N.4u. in.iO. II 81 A. NJ.
$3.50. i,1n. O.1p = 30 aud 10 IN 4. NJ sunday, .Oi
So lutu. II. go A. NJ ~, lu.lu ".
IiCsy uticrs. 1-6 ami ga Broadway. Astor louse
ANA foot oi uc.brusscs and Cortandt s Court II and
brmkyn Annex Depot foot ol Fulton 4. BrooklSn,
ia. llh ami II, hudson st., iohokcn; Depot Jersey
Hily tnlgrant Ticket ohice Battery place
fRANk THOMSON. l.. =. FARMER
Geurra Manager. GEN Passenger Agent
The sun., 1878-12-30
Wrath Vented In Prnyer.


At the close Of the general praise meeting In
the Thames Street Methodist Church last evening the
pastor requested the members to xmuln tor htc cuni
yrrsauun regarding their rouhuS and Tor prayer ALSO
No sooner Had r nst person begun uptaf Than WAS
apparent that before the tlnr u tho uectu.
would he lively time oft Instead Oi discussing uut
tcrs in kind gentle manner each side continued 10 pray
al he
The sun., 1878-12-30

A Milford man, stupeiled by drink near the
Far Haven ROLLINS Mills, Was mh'u n AMI rcsn,rl't'd
amid the lurli glare ol the molten lron Hu sin u the
machinery, A. nn slowly canr tuuLd Wu- ASKED where
be belonged, le replied "MrlL when was on earth /
NDLI Ii MIlL.lru
The sun., 1878-12-30

FT0hl Wt ININhItpEll ht017H
Tho desire to murder some one is the sole
object In view OF Jacob NJ Jones negro In the Eastern
renienuary. lie Is doomed to remain there Tor liie
make lite short he seeks TO Kill some that lac may be
hanged.
The sun., 1878-12-30
Admiral Dahlarea. widow to he Married


The widow OF Admiral Dahgren has long
been leader ~ Washington society Her daughter was
married 70 a Dutch Baron lilo has gone back to his
iatherand and now his mother lnlaw is to he married
~ Mr. Holman. librarian oi the hnDTanla Court
The sun., 1878-12-30
no PHILADELPHIA
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsrABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE bipO1S IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO lN NkM YORK

THREE birO1S lN PHILADELPHIA
TWO lN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE NoSr IMPROVED EQuIP-
MENr, ANn THE FASTEST TINE CONS sTENr
MlIu ABsOLl IL SAFETY
ON ANu AFTER DIE. l6. 1874
Express Tram, leave Sew lurk. VIA DVshrosscs and
tottlaudt Streets Ferries. as iuuuWs
800 ir -u e. o. Iilultcd. ~ A NJ; I. 3 30. T. D. g.
:1 sau ami lp T. N. sundays $50 and A. NJ q, Is,
7lO. ~.iu. and lu .. ".
Boats " frHniNu Annex connect with all through
trains at Jcr,c> ,tty. anorins speedy and direct
transfer for hfnnklNu travel
Rcuum- trau, leave Philadelphia l2 ol. a. 3. -. Z
Z 49, - s 3. and ~ \ NJ. lLluued Express, .ui T..
MI. p !. I. $50. e, uIl 1;1 T. VI On SUNDAY, l2Oi,
a.il.a 30. s. ~HHlA NJ 4 7tr T. VI
rlckrt offices t1h ami Nt4 kriuuWav. Astor House
aud loot o pcnro,se, aud turtlaudt s, CoS IT. and
ffpn,lYu AmrN Depot uot oi Fulton st, BruuhNn. M
u" Hui l7 Nud-uu ST, tiuhpkeu, Depot Jrrscy Cly.
Inn mi-riut uckvt office. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON L. T.. FARMER
General Manager Gcnl Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1878-12-30

HAllN ANfIHhf 'Ht tiNN Ah~ff"h
Total papers printed from Jan L. 1876 to Dec / leIs
2:i 300 .s5s, making daily average OF ll5,s9Alo'
the Cnurt uul,,
The sun., 1878-12-30
tlsrsonlI qolIt,s.

tersomI Holgtss
TTENTION Thirty years PrusNan amt Amrri.
"A can prHrtrr, slVciturs diseases men and los,
manhood consultation Tree. Dr. JACOBI, 1851 Bsecker
street
4 ATTENTION, Patients 30 ycnr,' l',rs hospital rN.
"a itn'uOr consult nr lNuiiA, 80 Bond st. .i,t u
dlsrne', 'N!u l>lurr., nervous dculn ridcalt cured
RROI aiEON'S Inv. orntu4 SNrupcnr,, stomach,
- aver, kdnr1, SKIN Diseases, WeHAitss Ac; also re-
stores manhuod 2ic per bottle Advice lrcr t6 4th ~
nisEASES OF MEN surctty, cure nom to5
- DAYS Dr. DYER. ~ West Ism St. near 9TH Av
The sun., 1878-12-30

li6iSenos.

INTEREST On LONG ISLAND cry
i Boms-fhc interest on the Lnn- island city Bonds
due Jan T. lS1n will be- paid and after that date at
the MARINE NATIONAL BANK. corner OF Wall aud
JOHN r. MORRIS. City Treasurer.
The sun., 1878-12-30

4'A NAl -preh fou "a a VI tn ~ !. " rector
st. nearest point Wall ferry Cortandt ST. near
Jersey Ciiy ami COnImunipaw crres Park
place nearest point fust Oncc CITY Hall and
Barclay It, ferry TO llohuken; Chambers ST. nearest
point Tor fav0nia AMI Erie Railroad errv Franklin 81
Hrand St, nearest points Tor Dcshrosses It. to
Jersey city. Bccckcr Il. 9Th 81. points
tor Christopher St Jerry to Hoboken. lith St
Nearest point to umon Square and Lyceum Thea.
tres. Academy of Music. Irving and Tammany Halls
40 st-Nearcst point 10 Booths st James, aud Park
Theatres Grand opera House Gimores Garden, Ma
Temple and jersey Gity ferries 33d sL-Nearcst
point ~ standard broadway. and fith Avenue rheatre,
Aquarium. AM san Francisco Miustrols Al st-Con.
nccts with New York Transfer Cos cabs Grand Cen.
tai DcuoL 3sth st-Ncarest point Tor Central Park.
For uptown trans take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare ~
cents the hours - and "a A. VI aud :
ami T. NJ when the fnre is scents connects with the toll
lowing hor,ecur lines. Al Rector ST. with tor south
Grand with Tor Drshtusscs aud East
Grand It. erres AT Bccckcr st. with tor east ami
west at rh i. with Christopher and Enst lUth
IT, AZ t{th st. with tOr West 23d and East
23d and 3ith IT, ferries 13d st. with Tor Wee
hawken ierry 59th with OF Belt Line llil.
road. NM. r. GARRISON. President
u RuorKftS Sunrrtutpudeut
The sun., 1878-12-30
nllsrrIianrons.

MANS MISSION 0N EAKTH.-A thorough
w medical treatise, indie tuuE low confirmed lisnhii
urs may Dee removed The experience o ~ yrs study
sffHon am ru' sslunal ucu SHOWING the agencies
Wat VIII insure restored manhood, strcng theued vitality
ami sound conditions ui hDat that have been impaired
ny uNertANed powers statement OF obstacles mar
rage and OF tile means by which they be removed
~ mail .oe currency or postage stamps Address y
The sun., 1878-12-30
frngrltlai,
-.------- -----
FARGO a. CO..

Huy and sell mining stocks and other Pacific Coast sccu
ties sell exchange tclcgriphic .icrs and credits avail
able throughout the West and Europe. and forward
cshts packages and vauahcs 90 all parts Of the world
The sun., 1878-12-30
Sttambuats ano RailrolNs.
NEW LINE TO nosToN.
~ via Allyns Point

NEW LIN TO nDSTON.
~ VIA Alyns Point
NORWICH LINE PIER a. r.
Steamers CITY OF NkW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
at4.31 7. NJ daily. SUNDAYS included.
fAkE ONE DOLLAR day In the week
Positively tickets good uny daN OF sale and ON trans
connecting with boat at AlFn's Poiut
GOOD SUFFER- FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale az ricr 80.
Norwich line Tor Boston, Worcester. Portland, and all
points north and east.
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY UF LAM RENEE and FALMOUTH from
Pier ~. y K. daily, At $50 =. NJ, sunday excepted
Tickets AMI state Rooms may he obtained at the office
Of the company. Az broadway, corner of canals -
Freight taken for all points at lowest rates
For further Information. inquire at Pier ~. v. r.
The sun., 1878-12-30
Sabimas Bnnks.
TNTTIZENS SAVINGS hank OF THE
- CITY OF NEW YORK,

- - o Bowcry. corner of Canal st
TfIIRTYSEVENTI INTEREST DIVIDEND The tris.
tees ordered that interest. at the rate NJ FIVE
PER CENT per aunum he paid to depOsitOrs on and
after Jan - on all " e. and upward which have
been deposit Tor the three and six months ending
Dec. ~. 1873
Interest will be credited as an original deposit and II
not Withdrawn. will he entitled TO interest from Jan
1879
Deposits made on before Friday, Jan TO- will draw
Bank opcn daily RON 10 to o. and on Mondays and sat
urdnys from 10 to T. Bank books IN English. German
and French J.. A. pUlNfARD. President
Saviour A. BrycF, Sccrrtary
The sun., 1878-12-30
IRVING SAVINGS INS rITUTION.

i SO NARnrS ST.. NEW YOtK. Dee. 30 1879.
The trustees u this institution have ordered interest to
he paid all that have remained ON d post Tor
the three and iN months ending Dec H. 1873 ~ the
rate o live per- cent per annum payable on and after
Jan. ~
Interest not withdrawn will be- added the principal
aud draw interest from Jan. l. Money deposited on or
before Jan. ~ viii draw interest from jan l.
g. d. HraroS JOHN CNSTREE
rrp sideut
The sun., 1878-12-30

IN VI
FIFTY FIRST DIVIDEND .- ..-.
NFR YoRK Dec. ~. 1873
INTEREST At THE RATE OF FIVE PER CENT per
nnnum sums si.UO aud under. and az the rate "
four rer cent amounts over &1tD1, which have re-
manned deposit during the three ur six months ending
jan I. 1870 will be paid according to the bylaws on
"Wednesday. Jan. ~.
DivIpLSpS not withdrawn will be added to the de-
post aud draw interest from Jan. /
DEPOSITS made before the 10th OF January will
ISAAC T. SMITH. President
g. CoSKtiN secretary
NEW TOnK SAVINGS BANK, corner sth
~ nv and tft s-iutrrrst commencing from the lSt OF
each month. assets ~ iiu l26 iG SURPLUS SltsiiJT1
RICHARD H. BULL President
e. W. BHtNcKrRHorr. secretary
ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" BROADWAY, 32D ST, AND 9TH Av.
Interest deposits A. fo a. OO NJ the rate Of five
per cent per anuum. and nu t sums exceeding $500 ~
the rate oi four ucr cent nnnun on the excess.
payable on or aitcr January -. 1870
JNO w. BRfTTON. President
GARDNER s. C1NPIN. Treasurer
CHAS l. sPHAGuE. secretary.
GIsT sENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
vi EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
3CuANHrHs 81. INV Notg. Dee ~. 1873.
Interest for The siN months ending Dee 81 S7S Ht the
rate OF FIVE PER CENT per nunum sums Of $500
ami UNDER amt at the rate of FOUR PER GENT. the
excess has been declared and will be payable after Jan
~. 1879
bani orcn daily from 10 A VI. to3PM
tuAKLts A. NmffNNY. Sec Nv. II. SIOCUM, Pros
The sun., 1878-12-30
SttpIng GlMglnss.

OK FOR my Wheeler Wilson s75 halfeabinet ma.
The sun., 1878-12-30
Circulation of The Weekly Sur
ADyrIsTusrNG RATES.

For the Same period. Is.os0,45O, weekly ayeras'
s5,f37.
The sun., 1878-12-30

OST-Dec 90 nve goats one hll srq4N,n., '55uI
IL small ones re turning tbs above ~ 'it N'
will ransiva : TewATd
The sun., 1878-12-30

FHEE'ru extracted. 3'-. wil' -a- r' .t lu
Il Warranted - mp DR. BIOL ih '"' '
GH-FILL SErs.-Gum rDh +. F,st
W rhnt,d. \ \. Dental Nn'r- ~ "iA Az
The sun., 1878-12-30
Smussmsnts.
NIBLO,s GARDEN THEATRE.
~ EDWARD ,. STAIN. Proprietor aud h'
ANOTHER GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION.

dward Falconer's great Irish Drama with scenery,
TUNES and effects a scale Of mNguiiccnce even sur
siug It's former productions. and the grandest ever
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-06-08
Postal Abssardifies.

There are some very queer things
about our post Office regulations.
Take the postal-card, for instance,
as pointed out by our contempora-
ries. If man has steady hand
and writes close, be may pat sew
eral hundred words on a card and
send it for cent. If he pastes
the least strip of printed matter on
1t, the postage is increased to 6
cents, though be may print on it
the same matter, and by putting it
in fine type get several thousand
words on the card, and it will go
for | cent; and he may paste the
card all over with printed matter,
then put it in an open envelope,
and it will go for cent. The
card and envelope wiz go for less
money than she card alone. When
viii these absnidi;ies and incon-
sistencies be abolished, and every
thing go by weight at uniform
price?-Utica i;ep9ohcan.