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The New York herald., 1878-01-17
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT,

pISTRICr OF COLUMBIA AFFAIRS-REORGANIZA-
r1oN CONTEMPLATED BY THE HOUSE CON-
MITTEE.
The House Committee on the District OF Columbia
is entitled the floor Monday after two O'Clock
for the remainder OF lne day. The chairman OF ;hat
tee General Williams, will report thon, favora-
bly, tho bill perfected the committee for tie
complete reorganization OF the government Of this Dis
trict The subject has been under consideration Tor
several sessions and plans have been proposed
which have failed TOR want OF cooperation on the
par. of the friends OF the District in the House, The
proposition for in stance that suffrage should again
be extended TO the citizens with property quali1ca-
ton considered, tut rejected as :mpracticable at
this time. That which the committee thinks Is nearer
an equalization OF the rights OF the people is to retain
the govern nient entire IN the hands OF three COM
missioners TO be appointed by the Presi-
aent one to be elected by the Senate and
the third TO be elected by the House.
II has been standing complaint for years
that the District has been governed too much. The
Board OF Metropolitan Police, the Board OF Health
and the Fire Department are separate governments
within themselves, responsible 10 no one but tho
President OF the United States The result has been
that the District has been taxed and overburdencd
with assessments to pay the demands OF the several
autonomes In ts limits The bill to bc pressed TO
vote consolidntes all the boards IN the power
oil the Com m ssioners aboshes the Board OF
Health, authorizes the appointment OF Health
Oiccr and the authority of the Police Comms-
s,oners and other commissions in the District Com
missioners The United States is to assume 1f,y per
cent OF the running the District govern
ment alter tho estimates have been revised by the
House Committee on Appropriations. 1t Is estimated
that the annual expense othe District be reduced
one-tnirdand better and moro satisfactory regime
establish cd than exists at present.
THE coLLEc roRsHIP AT NEw ORLEANS
1t said that the President has consented 10
withhold the Dame OF the Collector oil the Port OF
New Orleans for several days. There is some oppo-
siton 10 the appointment oil General " williamson, at
present Minister TO the Central American govern
meuls who is said 10 have had the Presidents iavor
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
NEW JERSEY TEMPERANCE AL
LANCE.
TRENTON. Jan. lG. 1878.

TRENTON Jan TO- 1878.
The State Temperance Alliance closed It's sessions
to-day. committee was appointed 10 prepare pro-
hiDtory law to DC presented 10 tho present Lcgisa-
turc The managers we're dii oote organizo voting
leagues IN cvery county pledged 10 vo,c Tor no
Tor The Legislature VINO 10 opposea " prohibitory
La
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
FOR CHARI'rY'S SAKE.

The following contributors have been received Tor
Mrs. Griffin, oil No. AZ Rutgers strect-Niitac 81 aud
q lady Ranilsmnn Al Ia mskips s.s.l M a. "a
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
OHIO OPINION on SILVER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEgALD.l

CoLrNBus Jan. 10, 1873
The House of Representatives, spent the entire
afternoon wrestling with SILVER resoulon declaring
that all BONUS are payable, prcipaI AMI interest," In
SILVER cUils oi the legal standard us IL stood N 1870
and that restoration oil silver coins such pur.
pose is not violation oi public faith; also one dc.
clqrng that honesty and justice TO taxpayers aema
the restoration SILVER dollar 10 It's iormer rank
legal tender Tor all purposcs also affirming
that President Hayes and secretary sherman IN their
opposition ~ tue silver dollar 10 not represent tho
views or wishes vi the peopic OF Ohio The resou-
uOns onerca also inciudcd Que asking the senate
pass the Bland oil, without amendments linitlu
Tree coinage ON the rst resolution, relative Ln6
payment OF interest ana prime pai oil bonds silver
the democrats voted IN the Affirmative ali but Our
republicans In the negative. On The second rcsOu-
tiOn demanding tho restoration OF the silver dollar,
al tue mcmbcrs except i've republicans voted In the
affirmative. On the thrd rasouton, criticsing Hayes
aud Sucrman all the democrats voted ia the airma-
tive aud ali tnc rebublcans IN the negative. On tho
iocrIh resolution approving The BianG Dili, AL tho
democrats votea ~ Tue Affirmative and all the repub-
leans IN the negative.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
VARIETIES.

1t is o sad moment for Il bachelor when he
fnds that his hair is 30 thin that lie is un-
able to hold n pen over his ear.
An English court las Just decided TINT n
railway company is bound to supply a first
class carriage, free from tobacco-smoke, if q
passenger demands it.
President Grnnt is making preparation for
settling down in Washington. He has bought
a new house just finished at the corner Of
Vermont and Rhode Island avenues, oppo-
site Thirteenth street.
As all evidence that times arc ON the mend,
ii should be noted that watches owned by
Washington during the Revolution, and that
sold u year ago ut two hundred dollar
apiece, can now be had for one dollar each,
with discount to the trade. .reFKF
Tho Methodist finds an illustration of in.
truth Of the text 1.-THE wicked shall not live
out half their days." in the fact that in a LIST
Cd City persons executed for murder within
r. m ~L
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
n Not for Love, After All.

Atfew days ago, says the Virginia City
Chronicle, Miss Fannie Waters was united
In the bonds of matrimony to All wah, a
Chinaman. All wah is proprietor of a
laundry, and is possessed OF that element
that sways the judgment and dispels proju.
dices against caste, otherwise known as
gold. Miss Waters followed the vocation
of governess and teacher. The high con.
tracing parties met by chance in a Green
street church, where Chinese heather are
being converted to Christianity. But in
this instance the tables were turned, and
the Chinaman converted her to heathen-
dom- At the wedding, in answer to a
question by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, why she
married the Chinaman, she said she did SO
because she loved him, and not for his
money It now transpires that before she
would consent TO be led to the nuptial couch
she demanded 5000 as the price Of her
virgin heart This money she placed in n
bank She showed her account to the lady
In whose house she had been employed Us a
governess. The lady begged and inplored
her not to marry the Chinamnn, but all ap-
peals to the young woman's reason failed,
and she inamolated herself on the altar of
Mammon. Abs wah thinks of buying an
other wife, brt eannot afford another s., 900
Investment IN the face Of the impending
hard times
auM auYaVAu !
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

Affections of tho Eye. Ear. Tanat, Lang ana
Bronchial Tubcs which In ~ tsy cases ace, nipany
q severe case OF tatsrfh. no inn lmed Ani uts.
oAsed condition OF tho mucous membrane l. the
cause OF all these troublrsi and uu'l III ENaipIn
the RADICAL CURE. perfect ~ireeGDU" fr9n tAsia
Cannot be reasonably exp,ctJds
II is but three years slrrc SANf OkD'S RAn'
CAL CURE was placed btinr, l." tuhlir. tt f.
that short time II has found t- '.u, '.s"u Main &C.
California. and Is cNerywh,rr nskUuNtriRcti hy
druggists and physicians to b" lhc Iiu-s sUccrss' al
preparation for the thorOuKt t.'sfu,Et Ui Catarfh
ever compounded. The iset Wfr u" dermci OF
more Importance whcu u u Cnulls'i With the stat
ment that within nve years UNsr ~ different
remedies for Cstarrh have been pircrd 9u sale. aud
to-day, with one or two exceptions, til if nuneg
cannot be recalled by the brstir formed Druggist.
Advertising may succeed In fo'clnR y few salCS.
but, unless the remedy possesa urduuht.l snrcihc
medical propertiee. u Is absolutely rrTtHin 10 rali
Into mcrltcd obscurity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
n sow months past, not one Of them was
over thirty-fve years old.

n sow months past, not one Of them was
over thirty-f w years old.
The ~revisers of the authorized version Of
the New Testament met again recently in
the Jerusalem Chamber. Thirteen members
were present, the Bishop Of Gloacester and
Bristol being in the chair. The company
carried on their work TO the end OF the
Epistle TO Titus.
A pet flying squirrel in Bridgeport, Conn,
caught the diphtheria from some children
who were sick with it. II crawled into the
bed where the children lay, and aftorward
displayed every symptom Of the disease.
This is vouched for by . prominent physi-
cian.
In the Department of Biscay, France,
every landowner must plant two sapings
for every timber-tree he cuts down. In
java the birth of every child Is celebrated
by planting q fruit tree, which Is as careful
" tended rs the record of the age Of the
child whose birth It registers.
A city surgeon adopted an ingenious plan
for collecting his fees. He had two bells.
When he rang one the servant knew the fee
WIS puu, hnu Do"su AL 'ihsoA ous, "A
he rang the other, the servant said; -
think, sir, you nave Forgotten 10 hand the
doctor his fee" and he would not open the
door until Inc lee WINS pau
Remember that mirrors should never be
hung where the sun shines directly upon
them. They soon look misty, grow rough
or granulated, and no longer give back .
correct picture. Tho amnlgnm or union OF
tinfoil with mercury, which is spread on
giass 70 form 4 ~ookihs-ens 10 eAs
ed by tne oiree'' COMMUNE" eAP A
solar rays n
Within q fow days the INST instrument
coloniSts from western massachusetts, mum
bering twelve families, WIZ leave ior BERG
county, N. O., and begin the work OF puila
ing q village about seven miles east Oh NOR
gantown. The coionists have q retusai o.
$4,000 acres IN a Dody' Oh winch i''oV'"
Oh hea'y "hi'e pine 'noe
Wristlet parties are a new kind OF even
Ing amusement The iadies FURNISH .h'
vfistiets ali numbered Then they each put
on one OF q pair, and the mates are SOLO,
hit or miss, to the gentlemen ana eacn man
has to devote himself Tor the evening tot he
lady whose wristlet is numbered the same
as the one he has drawn rs
The Rev. 7. L. WimberleY's church. In
Atchison, Kan, was In debt Two years ago.
and he offered to make a begging-tour IN is
behalf. The officers gave him CREDENTIALS
and until very recently they heard nothing
Of him. Then they learned that he had
travelled industriously, collected plenty Oh
money, and spent 1t in wicked diversion.
When an old topper pours out q whisky
glass two-thirds full, and the barkeeper sar-
.astically ask him if he is going to take q
bath, he straiRhtens himself out, and with
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
- CURES DISEASES OF m~
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD.

lnEuAl, LuNlS Liver q Eluuu.
In the wonderful medicine to which the anlict-
ed are above directed for relief, tho discoverer
believes hc has combined IN hurnionu more of
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
God has instillcd into tho vegetable kingdom
for healing the sick. than were ever before COM
hined In one medicine. Tho evidence OF this fact
IL found In the great. variety of most obstinate
diseases which 1t has been found TO conquer. In
The cure OF BrOncIhftfs, Severe Coughs,
and the early stages of COIisun pti On, It has
astonished the medical faculty, and eminent
discovery Of the age. Willie 1t cures tho sever
est Coughs, II strengthens the system and puri.
f!es the blood. BY its great and thorough
oiood-purifying properties, ii cures all HUI.
mors, from the worst Scrosula to n common
disease, Mineral poisons, and their effects, are
eradicated, and vigorous health and n sound
constitution established. ErysipeIas, Salt.
rheun, Fever Sores, Scnly or Rough
Skin, IN short, all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood, arc conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and invigorating medicine.
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal.
low color of skin, or yelowish brown spots on
face or body, frequent Headache or dizziness,
bad taste In mouth. internal heat or chilis alter.
mated with hot Pushes, low spirits, and gloomy
coated. Vol are suffering iromT Torpid L.iVsers,
or !" Bfliousness " In many. cases OF
"Liver Complaint, only part Of those
symptoms are experienced. As n remedy for
all such cases, DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Dis.
sovery has no equal, as L effects perfect cures.
SsolD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PEA BOTTLE.
Prepared by n. " PIERCE, N. D., Sole
proprieter, a. the WoRLp's DIsPEssARY.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27

Each package Of SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURR
contains DIR. sAnford's Improved ~lnhlling Tah,,
with full directions for lie use In all cases, Price
ei.o0. Sold by all Wholesale and retail druggist and
dealers throughout the United stite- and CBnnGis ".
WEEKS q POTTER. General Agruts and whole
sale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27

An Iowa judge says that n nan may legally
kiss his hired grill he can swear no thought
il was his wife.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

At the Territorial Democratic Con-
vention At Vancouver the following
resolutions were adopted as the plat
form on which that party will make
their -" psign stand
]. That We are unalterably opposed
to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Territory.
ard are In favor Of State government
at the earliest moment our population
and wealth will justify the same.
2. That We are unquslifiedly in favor
OF the extension Of tune for the compile
ton OF the main line and branch of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and we
recognize as ens mics of the prosperity
OF our people ali who oppose such
extension.
5. That the improvement Of the CO.
lumbia. Snake and other great rivers
OF our Territory are national works.
which should be prosecuted to an early
completion.
4. That We recognize the mutual de-
tendency of labor and capital, and
deprecate all attempts to antagonize
them i'll the combination Of capital to
control. and the strikes of labor to resist
this control, IS destructive to the true
interests of both
5. That the present business depres-
SIGN and wide spread distress through
DOT the Union is chiefly attributable to
unwise measures of finance for which
the Republican party is wholly respon
sible.
g. That the policy of the Government
in relation to the Indian tribes on this
coast. the experience of the past dem.
onstrates to he . failure, and change
therein is imperAtively demanded; such
an abandonment of the reservation
system rs will insure the breaking I'D
of the tribal relations of the Indian, or
the consolidation of all the reservations
into one with military control, In order
that the annual raids of the hostile
bands aud the murder of our citizens
may be effectuslly checked, the peace
and prosperity of the Territory re.
quires.
Z. That the Liberties of our nation
rest in the intelligence Ut its citizens,
and that our common school system
cannot be over estimated. nor can too
much care be bestowed to make it more
liberal and perfect.
8. That our nation is to be congratu.
lated that in none OF the great sister.
hood of States, federal bayonets are
used to enforce the laws. but that all
ar. '"ce more moving al"re ha-mnni-
ously under the Scv.rument Z :nhl shed
by the free suffsages of it's people. and
upheld by their patriotism aud devo.
ton to liberty. oct25-d&wtd
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- Boea Beer in pints and quarts.
foe sale BY
CRAwroRD B HARnIxoroS. Agents.
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IMPORTANT To MINERVA WASH
ingten dispatch Of the 22d inst. gives
the following new and important rule
ing: The commissioner general, in
deciding the matter Of the Hope Inin~
ing company's application for patent
for Potosi lode. announces the following
new aud important ruling in regard to
the width of ell lode claims. Referring
to section %, chapter 20. revised stat
utes. which provides that no claims
shsll extend more than 200 feet on
each side of the vein ct the surface. he
says: when vein outcrops at the sur
face, he says: "When . vein outcrops
at the surface there Can be no question
as to the point from which later
81 measurement must begin; but when
the vein 10 discovered by shaft and de-.
veloped some distance below the sur
face, and the locator does not determine
BY any further prospecting that the
nearest actual surface point il else
where. and the fact does not otherwise
appear. l am Of the opinion that the
point or vein 20 discovered must be a..
sumed to tie tho middle Of the vein and
the lateral measurement must be CAL
culsted therefrom. In this case, the
width Of the claim on one side being
mere than 800 feet from the discover
ing opening. the plot aud field notes
are returned to the surveyor general
for corrections. All other objections
and protests are over.ruled.
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Non. 4. 3. MILLER and his Position
on the Mechanics Lien Law.

Ma A. g. MUM: state 10 me that Il ID re-
parted on authority of ~ declarations that yoa, %
{ msnber q The lsss L-eislativs Assembly, oppossd
The mecAsnies' lc9Rens and labcreu' lien hv. !
dralssa that lav. end ! know shas ycu noe only
voesA for u sss yea also lshore1 faithfully f0s ~
socifasioa ost Il The segsaf order u basaea. ssa
psxurod ~ pa1oage n tbe loUsr boaDe. knov
sunhef shaA 20 sae IL suthss = The amendment
= - exsualsn NV securing - tp9Dees tbfee ysks
aavnyY g ~ ~ q lnUs - soeoro = III aberoe
n vsea, - - ~ pess thek M v1acA - carr
( -, NJ seoso0ons ! 1aAe ~ -. lnagDncA
asso0oooe sbrg1gA aistahe - eisea ~ naoe
g sn1kssSy ~ esaEnsy aale = 49,
nsapeae11y. W. WITH
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PACIFIC COAST PATENrs.-ThronRh
G. W. n. Smith, Patent Solicitor, San
Francisco, We have received the follow
ing latest list Of patents issued to in.
vsntors Of the PaciAa Coast: William
Jasper and Stephen Bcushey. Ban
Francisco-Hoppers for Cube Sugar
Machines. Wm. Jasper, San Francisco,
Machinery for making Cube Sugar.
jos. E. Chenette. Marlborough. Or
Lasts. Julius ]. Muller, San Fran.
oisco-Apparatus for saving Float
Gold. Chss. Dickenson, Portland, Or.
Lite Boats. Eric o. Leerno. Gold
Hill, New. Suction Pipes for Pumps.
VIM. A. Schollay. Ban Francisco, Pencil
Clasps. Trade Narks-Nsthew P.len,
San Bernardino. CALM edical Prepa-
rstions. G. White, San Francisco, Med.
ical Preparation. williams 4 Moore,
Stockton. Cal. Cough Syrup. Yates
3 CO.. Trade Mark for Illuminating
0aa Liebss Bros. & Company, San
Francisco-Cigars.
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TELEGRApHIC.


PoRr TowSsExD, Oct. "a. The
barkentine Free Trade, which LETT this
place October 18th. bound for Sidney.
was watsr-logged Oct Is. ninety miles
southwest of Cape Flattsry. during :
heavy southwest gale. John Thomp-
son, seaman. . native Of Denmark, was
washed overheard aud lost. The Can.
tail and crew abandoned the vessel
Oct. 2lst. in one boat the other boass
being stove 10. They landed Tie came
night At IN Indian village twenty
miles below Cape Flattsry and VEN
brought here this morning on the pilot
schooner Letitis. The Free Trade was
picked up on the twenty second. oppo-
site Caps Flattsry, within one nile Of
Vancouver Island BY the barkentine "
II Gawley. Capt. MCGUIRE. and vas
towed and sailed into Pert Angeles, Or.
irving on the morning Of the ed, car.
60 htact-deok load savsd. The "a
tsr-logged vessel arrived here today
In TOW Of steamer Tacoma.
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xARRI1D.

COOLING this city. Oct n. at
the rssideooe Of Mr.. L. ". AObhlns, BY Rev.
Isaac Dilloa. Af. Eldridge Cooling and Niss
Lucy 4. Huntoon. late Of Lowell. Aaaachu.
oetts.
O'BRlKN-Sr1NE-At the rsstdsocs Of the
eetde'S passats. u Olympia, October nd, By
the Rev. Ar. Able. Episcopal minister q that
city. Mr.. Ron @. OBSisn, clerk OF the Supreme
and Dtsesict Courts. anA Min Fannie steele,
both Of Olympia.
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PoRT GAMBLE, Oct. 2i.-Sailed, bark
Jennie Pitts, for Honolulu.
EAST ERN STATE.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Ths GLIDE Dem-
oerat will announce Tomorrow that
Samuel J. Tilden is engaged to be mar.
ried TO st. Louis belle. and th.t the
wedding will take place within three
months.
CHIcvGo. OF. 23.-PArticulars have
become known here concerning the
lease Of the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad by the Atehison, Topeka md
Ssnte Fe road for thirty years The
lease takes effect December lst. The
Denver & Rio Grande receives 43 per
cant. Of the gross earnings, decreas ing
one Ter cent. from the eth to the l4th
year. The San Juan silver mines are
to be opened through the Grand Can
yon Of Arkansas, and the ultimate de.
sign is to connect with the Kansas Pa
cific.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-At . polit-
ical meeting this evening some one
threw a large stone at Speaker Randall
who was addressing the crowd. The
speakers escape Was very narrow.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The storm here
10 very severe. Telegraph wires are
down in all directions. Bay very rough.
Damage to shipping is probably very
heavy. as j: is blowing directly on
shore
SCRANTON. Oct. 23.-A terrible storm
here this morning. Buildings, dis
mantled, trees uprooted and roofs
blown of. Advices from surrounding
towns report great damage done pro-
perty.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. % Weather
clear, cool and windy. Deaths. 10;
cases reported. l73.
MEMPHIS, Oct 23-From six o'clock
last night until noon to-day. under.
takers report orders for eleven inter.
nents. The streets are thronged with
returning refugees and business is
being gradually resumed. The Howard
Association continue their work of send.
ing to their homes sl. nurses from
abroad. Another heavy frost fell last
night.
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STEVENS POST NO. /.

4 IL MEMBERS OF @. A. r. ABE RESPECT.
"A fully requested 70 hand in their lists Of
names for initiation to the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on or before Oct. ID, 1878.
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4rs. y. Q. IasAhusse tahss this melted Of ex,
prescinG Ase heartfelt GsstttuAs 10 Tie friends
VIE Hadly took pooseesion Of her dwelling dur.
ing nee soesoce frco home on Tuesday evening
last. and made sarA amrls arrangsments for q
evenings saesrtainmsnS. leaving bshind % many
valuable teseinoaials Of their kind rsmsm beencc.
The oec1a1oa viii ever reuain . one Of the
etsee spoes In memory" lovely 10 recall and
delightful 70 coatsnplaAs.
MRS. n. g. PARKHU Rsr.
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SIC SENPER SALKRArus. -Notwith.
standing the exciteasnt about the I'D.
mission Of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN as the Centen-
NAL saloon still hits the bulls-eye every
tins. Dennis Kearney t. the contrary
notwithstanding.
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81 Charley Keil. Of the Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street, 10
constantly receiving the largest and fiu-
ct favored oysters ever offered for sale
In this city. Orders from Q distance
promptly filled in every style.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-25

FoR GENUINE GxaxAH MIX Bread
90 10 Piper'A