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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
BLANC-MANGR.-Half

TAr1ooA BLANc-MANaR.-Half q
pound tapioca, soaked in cup Of cold
water four hours, one pint rich new
milk, three quarters cup of sugar, two
teaspoonfuls of bitter almond, lemon
or vanilla extract, and little salt.
Heat the milk, stir in the soaked tapi-
oca. When it is dissolved, add the
sugar. Boil slowly fifteen minutes,
stirring all the time. Take from the
fire and beat until nearly cold. Flavor
and pour into mold dipped in cold
water. When quite cold and ready to
serve, turn out, and pour cold, sweet.
ened cream around it.
COFFEE CAKE.-Two and q half
pounds -four, nine ounces brown sugar,
fourteen ounces butter, one pint Of
molasses, one pint Of strong liquid
coffee, two and half pounds of chop
ped stoned raisins, one pound OF sliced
citron, two teaspoons each of cinnamon,
mace and nutmeg, one each of cloves
and allspice, two teaspoons of soda
dissolved in a little of the coffee; rub
together the sugar and butter, add mo.
lasses, coffee and -four alternately,
leaving pint OF -four ip which to rub
the fruit, then the soda, lastly the
fruit.
CooKIRs WITH CARBONATE OF AN.
MoNIA. One pound Of lard, five cups Of
sugar, one quart of milk, one and one
half ounces carbonate of ammonia.
caraway seeds, little salt and -four to
make il stiff enough to roll. Dissolve
the ammonia in the milk, and add it to
the lard and sugar previously rubbed
together. The above makes Q very
large quantity. I usually take one
half or one quarter Of the recipe.
Macon PupDrxo.-One egg. one
half cup sugar. tvo large tablespoon
fuls Of cream. one cup Of buttermilk,
OF sour milk. one teszPoonfal Of sal
eratus. little salt: stir . trlfie thicker
than pancake batter; when baked, cut
in tao and spread with jelly, 90 he
essenea sith sseetened cream
FnzkD CAKEx--Tvo cups sugar. two
egg, too and half caps sour miIk.
slx t2bl-~poOnfuls lard melsed. ore
traspconfnl II soda You can maize
thez With sweet milk aaa three .ysspa-
falls ct ts&kinS Posaer. II ycn like. bat
svzr mllk IN better.
wmxAr PAxcAkE--Ons quart ID
sse<s uzilk, three veil te~fen eexs. Q
small pscc~ 81 conPre~s~d yeast. half
se~<pozfzl II sa1f- Ssir IN Sour eeoaxh
60 zaAe . oasaes, noe too stia: i<s rise,
and h~ke wIsh . ~eli-greaasd grsddls.
L<zox Pm-D<iicsoss---One large
.ppae chopped fse. jast takiag al tSs
sksck uhise p~rs. gssse the md firse.
ose egg. eae cup ssenw. bssier he sizs
IL . walnut k&k~ with tvo erxsas
n~ariy N hour.
CIxpEsAaa.A PrDpzxs--Eigst e4Ss.
thrv< pinss a Uiik. eigh3 tAblssps1a-
fuls of Soar. . lanpof batter III -
large - Q ken's aeg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

KEEr BoRAx IN rHE HousE- VII
ter in the Ad,coafe says: In the iaon'
dry il is economical, Is il saves BON
labor and ssap. and is really che.Per
than the latter. For blankets and osner
and in all cases the use Of little oo,AA
viii save half tie labor when Articles
are much soiled. Ii h perfectly snse-
tual in driving away resl ants, cock
reaches. etc. il aPrinkled around On
shelses, or pat in .s.ali quApsses On
paper and placed in the ran-says Oh
insecs.. Busax II also 81 great vsice
for tsslet uses. For removing dand'
ruff and cleansing Tho ha.f Il u
rossh face and chsPp<d hands IL
spulic.sion 20 wounds, sorss. bruissc,
sia.isa, etc. groves very salnsary. and
IL olssn tho only remedy required
even In severe cases-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

Mr.. B:llings-wkose knowledge Of
natural history came by instinct after
mensioniag that the hornets DISPOSE
tlon 10 - warm cross bet seen rod pep
per in the pod and fn&il osl, gives his
essay . moral has by Informing the
Pabiic that this ''inAsnnsoie" insect
- mot loas-lived. si.ply for the rsason
that any creature. bag ~ human. vho
- mad all the time. and ssings every
chance he can get. and plants oelan-
ehoiy in his tr.ck, ''Renerally aies
youns." II psys. he thinks. 10 be more
pensive and much less ''peremptory.
A good breakfast il conducive 10 good
henlth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
Dangers That Beset Submarine Cables

The general idea prevails that once
the cable is laid in the gloomy depths
of the ocean it is in safety. Such, how
ever. is not the case, for the inhabitants
of those regions seem to resent the in
trusicn. In many cases owing to the
inequalities Of the bottom OF the sea.
the wires cannot rest wholly on the bed,
but in some places hang in festoons.
Then they are liable TO accidents from
the larger denizens II the sea, among
which we may particularly mention the
sun.fish Orthag0'iscusI. That pecu-
liar but little known animal il nearly
circular, of q brilliant silvery white,
and at night emits Q powerful phospho-
resent light, whence its name proba
bly, arose. When swimming it turns
round like . wheel, and moves with
great rapidity. It grows to an enor-
NOUS size. often attaining four feet in
diameter, and some of them are said
even to reach eight feet. Specimens
have been caught weighing 800 pounds.
It is found in all seas from the Attic to
the Antartic Circle. Where the tail is
in ordinary fishes this curious creature
has sort Of Aattening in its circular
shape from which bony spines project.
Not long since an interruption occurred
in cable, and on examination it was
found that it had been penetrated by
one Of the caudal spines Of the sun.fish.
Even when the wire lies quiet at the
bottom it is not safe, for q species of
marine weevil attacks the gutta-pereha
and gradually destroys the conductive
ty. But the most curious instance Of
damage inflicted on . cable is that
which befell the one from Portugal to
Brazil. A fault having been found, the
tests were applied, and the precise spot
indicated. The wire was fished up and
discovered to be broken. In one OF the
ends was entangled large whale. The
monster was covered with parasites,
and in attempting 10 free itself from its
tormentors had broken the cable, and
then managed 90 to twist itself in the
coils of one end that it was held fast as
. prisoner, and, not being able to rise
to the surface for air. was drowned.
Ialignanis Messenger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

A REMEDY YoR HRARr DIsRAsR.-A
middle-aged man walked into one Of
our drug stores and handing out to the
clerk . half drachm vial, filed appar.
emily with white powder, aaked him il
he could tell What il containc 4. II
Was labelled. For heart diseas--tAks
three times day" He said he tool
the vial from tue pocket ca . yoans
man Who. h~ Thought. acted ssraE gely
and wanted 20 know ifs cvrseni.- Tbs
clerk took il 10 kis psescsiptice desk.
drew out tn eoxk. vhes 10 ehserved q
thread following q saaae.sed 30 the
cork Dnwing it out he foanl At the
end 81 the thread . minute nifsen.
Th- vial ras hsed sish clean vkis<
paper. which gave IL fhe sppssrssee Of
hang sled The eS~rk rspi.cea th<
rzsstsE sai cora md k.sdisx d bHek
10 the Eau soli him ID wAs . vel
known but ksrml-~s remedy fcr hears
dH-esse. and that m no~s cars oD<
ee-e ~~s sz4cs~zs The inquiries
lookei relieved, and wsike2 sx2s xirh
hrs gr~cssas l-Setie ssuxiy snrk@a il.
kls s-<s pa~ke4- Th< gisi sh.s esse
ksn thai k@Tsse sost IN 1roahi-4 With
s1y xRSss calls frem han
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
JOHNS BRANCH ITEMS.

The health of this community al
present is very good.
The prospect for good crops is
fiattering; already harvest is here,
and this week will be one of sheal
gathering.
The picnic at this place, last Satur-
day, was largely attended, the par
Elephants consisting of old and young,
seemed highly pleased with the sports
of the day. Apart from the dancing
and love making was a match game
of base ball, between Cuivre club and
Martinsburg nine, which produced
much merriment and added greatly
to the hilarity of the occasion.
No rascals in this community
therefore there are no office seekers
at present.
Preaching at the Wilder school
house next Sabbath by Elder Hook.
The summer term of school, taught
by NJ. p. Bowman, expires July I'd.
Don't forget it patrons, as teacher
and pupils desire you to be present
the last day. L. =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

A Troy inventor will shortly take
out a patent for a cataphone. BY
means of wires stretched along back
yard fences and house-tops, he con-
veys, with the aid of some simple
machinery, all concentrated cater
wauls into al air-tight barrel. BY
another simple continuance, the sound
in the barrel can be compressed, and
can be usedin quantities for fire and
burglar alarms. The inventor pre-
diets that he will give to the boys
something that will make Rome howl,
in place of dangerous fire-crackers,
for Fourth-of-July celebrations. For
blasting rocks, he says, it is just the
thing. s nar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
ssLOAVES AND

There has been a great deal of talk
| by some of our old croakers about
Mayor Fowler having done wrong in
feeding the railroad laborers that
were dropped in Mexico last week,
and the report that the provision fur
Hished them cost the city $500, and
other stories equally p~reposterous,
have wide circulation. For the bene-
fit of those parties who would split a
cent in two, and who would stand by
with thousands in their pockets while
a fellow human being was dying for
the want of bread, we would state
that the bread and bologna that salts
fed the hunger of $50 men only cost
the city $3.50, anC in our opinion
saved the city, perhaps, thousands.
Not that we are in favor of feeding
parties that tramp in on us, but these
parties we're well behaved and pecu-
liarly circumstanced. The action of
the city in hat matter is not a prece-
dent, as parties who come into our
town, Migrants, will find out to their
sorrow.
These men daily laying around the
depot don't want work won't work.
w. +. Bridges has had a call upon
the depot for some time-''Ten men
wanted, at $I.25 day, to load ties"
Hundreds of tramps have passed and
re-passed, and have had their atten-
ton called to it, but they would look
at it with surprise, as much as to
say: What have we to do with this
matter? We are none of your COM
moir working men; we are men of
leisure, travelling around for our
he alth, asking who and what we may
deyOur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Jouett Tomlnson has charge OF the
squad of workmen that are renovating
and repairing the Ringo House.
Jouett will act i'll the capacity ofbcok
keeper and first clerk when the house
is re-opened, which, we think will be
about the 18th of July. We know of
no man that Mr.. Rines could have
found, better fitted for the position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
LOOK OUT.

Last circus day in spite of the
LEDGER's warning, we were forced to
chronicle nearly a column of roberles
committed on that day. Now we
trust this will not re-occur. Especially
during the street parade, keep your
back doors and windows locked, and
stay close to your front doors or you
will have your houses or stores rifed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

/ have constantly on hand, money
to loan on tirst-class security in sums
to suit.
j. w. Carson, Southern Bank
38-6m.
VIM. Byrnes, living about three
miles northwest OF Mexico, had his
fine bay horse stolen last night. S2j
reward is Offered for the thief and
horse.
NETWORKS! NEwPoRTs! at Boston
Shoe Store, south side square. 9-3m.
Fresh goods received daily by Ca
sey, which he sells at the lowest pos
sible living prices. S-tf.
Some public men think it unkind
in a newspaper to criticise their public
acts. They seem to expect that when
it rains and they are caught in the
shower, it is the duty of the editor
to run out and hold an umbrella over
vs---,
Second hand machines for sale or
rent ut the Singer office, two doors
east Of w. W. IIarper's. Full sup
ply OF new machines alWays on hand.
3-tf. D. II. CLARK.
If you want to send your friends a
full and complete history of Audrain
county and the city of Mexico, order
extra copies of the Fourth-of-July
issue of the LEDGER.
If you want an easy shave or your
hair cut in style, call at the Palace
Barbershop under e Savings bank.
At.
Gem Pictures at the new gallery
at moderate prices. Aft.
The great journalists are all gradu-
ally dropping off. Byron. Bennett,
Greeley, Bryant, and Col. Hutton is
''not very well' and our doctor adj
vised us yesterday to take more ex-
ercise.
Old Pictures copied at the new
rooms over fuckers store. Aft.
At the new rooms over fuckers
store for a short time, good photo
graphs only So per dozen. 4 tt.
Here lies two babies as dead as nits,
Got killed dem both init Ague fits,
They could no longer stay init me,
Got took dem home TO stay NIT he.
How can / help it.
Use DIR. Patterson Agtle pills.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
LOOK OUT.

Every business man in Mexico
should have II local notice in orr 4th
of July issue. 1t will not only help
us to make the enterprise a success,
but it will prove of ~incalculabls adj
vantage to you. The smallest favors
in this direction will be truly appre-
ciated. Bring in your copy early,
and leave orders for some extra
copies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27


The Ancient Order ofUnited Work
ing men in tits city now have a large
and growing lodge composed of the
best citizens of Mexico. At their
meeting last Tuesday night the
following officers were elected:
+. B. Cake, NJ. W; ii. ID. Hunter.
G. +; 2. W. Harding, O~verseer; j.
A. Spence, Guide; L. w. Carter,
Recorder; j. L. Nelson, Financier +:
ID. 4. Evans, Receiver; W. n. Rosa
mand, j. W; &. b. Null, O.. W; W.
w. M~acfarlan, Examiner; j. A..
Brooks, Z. NJ. w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
HOW TO TELL MUSHROOMS,

HOW TO TELL MUSHROOMS.
a little boy from Reese river was
peddling mushrooms about town this.
morning. "How do l know they
are not toad-stools:' asked a gentle
man to whom some were offered for
sale. well, you see," replied the
boy, "when yov eat EN- you put a
four-bit piece in your mouth, and if
the four-bit piece turns black, then
the mushrooms is pizen, but if it
turns white, they amt pizen." The
gentleman bought some of the mush-
rooms and said he guessed he would
try the test on his wife's mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Jonas Ladd, of Vandali was in
Mexico yesterday. He VS. en- route
for Fulton with Mrs. Goooaster, of
Fandalia, who is insane, He had
her placed in the ASYLUM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Stickncy, the famous circns rider,
says the feat of performing a triple
sonersauIt has never been successfully
performed in public, and everyone who
has attempted to do it has been kill
ed at the attempt. MI. Stickney, we
are amazed at your ignorance. You
just watch Secretary Schurz at the
next Presidential elelection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
FATHER MATTHEW SOCIETY.

On last Sunday, at tie regular
meeting of the Father Matthew Tenn
perance Society, the following officers
were elected:
L. j. Casey, President; Thos. Fa-
gan, Wce-President Il. NJ. Dobyns,
Secretary; NJ. Chapue, Treasurer ;
j. Gillwee, Grand Marshal George
Caughlin, Steward.
Board of Directors: j. Gillwee. J.
Finn, II. NJ. Dobyns, L. j. Casey,
Thos. Pagan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Willie Hisey has returned from the
Medical College at Louisville, Ky,
and is reading medicine with DIR.
French. Willie is a live young man
of fine talent and brilliant prospects.
We wish him success in his chosen
profession.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

The Louisiana minstrel troupe will
make their first appearance at Opera
Hall on the night of the 18th of July.
They have a good troupe and W. be-
speak them a full house. Admission
only % cents, reserved seats same
price. The entertainment will lie
chaate and one which the most fas-
tidious will enjoy. Go and take
YOur lady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
NEW SHOE SHOP

l, the undersigned, do hereby mott
fy my friends and the public in
general that l have opened a new
shoe shop, located opposite the Mar
tin House. am now prepared to
make all kinds and styles of boots
and shoes to order and warranted to
give satisfaction in material and work,
also in repairing. Respectfully,
Git. II. FRANKIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Every day We add new names to
our now large list of readers, but we
still have room for more, and we will
not be satisfied until the LEDGER goes
to every house in Audrain county.
Our only aim IN life is to make the
Mexico LEDGER a ike, useful, local
paper, ore that will not only reflect
honor on It's editor, but be a credit to
the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Henry Heinriche, a well-known fur
niture dealer of Jefferson City, COM
mitted suicide last Saturday by throw
ing himself in the Missouri river. He
was seer by some children to 60 to
the waters edge, at the foot of Jeffer-
son street, and a moment later they
went to the spot and found nothing
but his hat, in which he had placed q
large stone,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

RotAschild grumbles over tie hard
times as well as other folks, and it
hurts him dreadfully to buy card
of shirt buttons and find one With two
eyes kno ;ked into Ole
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Prof. Treloar will meet ne grand
choir organized for the burth-of-
July Murphy picnic at the 'resbyte-
rian church to night at 8 dock for
rehearsal, a full attendance i solicit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Two bands will enliven Iexico or
the Fourth of July. The Catholics
will have the Moberly band ana the
Murphies will have the louisiana
band. Both good bands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

What is the world coming to, and
how? Last week a barrel of -four
blew up in a Minnesota mill, a grind
stone burst in an Ohio mandatory,
and a load of coal exploded in an
English ship. First thing we know
some careless hod carrier will shoot
himself all to pieces with q sand shift
ter. A man can't eat a flap jack in
safety, now, unless he knows it isn't
loaded. These arc Troublesome times
and if It wasn't that the family would
blow US up if we stopped it. we
wouldn't have Saribner's Magazine
in the house another minute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
DIR. C.. w. Benson's Celery an

DIR. c. w. Benson's Celery and
Chamomile Pills are prepared sx-
pressly to cure sick headache, nerv-
Gus headache, Dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness and sleepless-
ness, and will cure any case. Price
fifty cents a box, 80 pills, postage
free. Sold by all druggists. Office,
No. LOG N. Eutaw St., Baltimore,
Nd. S-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

J. NJ. Gordon, Il. B. BacknC, b.
+. Dobyns and II. NJ. White shook
'em up with fine success at Jesse
school house last Saturday night.
There will be a meeting there again
OF next Saturday night for organza-
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

The great American Poet and
Journalist, William Cullen Bryant, is
dead. His request IS expressed years
ago in a beautiful little poem entitled
June" seems to have>been granted.
II gazed upon the glorious sky
And the green mountains round;
And thought that when Icame to lie
Within'the silent ground,
"Twere pleasant that in fiowery
June,
When brooks send upxa cheerful
tune, ,,er.y
And groves ajoyous sound,
The Sections hand, my grave to
make,
The rich, green mountain turf should
4 50 break
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Col. Hutton says in his last weeks
Intelligencer that he was not in favor
of a primary. II the people had only
known this we have no debut but
what we would have had a convention.
Col. you must not be SO afraid to eX-
press yoIr ''opinion of matters and
things
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

If you want a good job In the way of
repairing or small c~arpentering, give
L. N. Bass a call. He is. a careful
and accurate workman. 10 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Resi- FoR THE WICKED."-You
often hear the expression there is no
rest for the wicked. How if you will
get j. c. Brookbanks to put some of
his springs in your bed, We are
sure you will rest, no matter how
wicket you are.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Some flour boys have imported a
pair Of boxing gloves and You can
soon see them going around keeping
their noses out of other peoples bust
ness, for they will not be in a con-
dition to poke around much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Prof. Compe, first assistant in
Charles Popes School, of 1870
scholars in st. Louis, is r~usticatini in
Mexico, with Warner Potts and 9TH
err friends. The Prof. is one of The
best German teachers in the west.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
JEFFERSON CITY SHOOTING.

A test shooting match took place
Thursday at jefferson City between
Fred. Ingalls, and L. II. Burt against
DIR. PHI. Miller and Jessie Henry.
Twenty-Five balls were used, and the
o below will convince the most
sheptical that Jefferson City can boast
of a few of the finest shots in the
Wropt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
MEXICO Gun CLUB.

The Mexico Gun Club practiced last
Thursday at Curry More" each
personshooting at 10 balls, with the
following result:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Ground has been broken for the
new Catholic Church in South Next
co. We judge that it will be a fine
imposing structure. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

In u report Of the primary cleo
ton last week "W. Z. Wells should
have been w. L. Williams. of Salt
River Township.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Frozen bliss is what the girls call
ice cream this season, and they
raise :. blister if they don't get it we
notice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

The Ringo House has just been rec
painted and the ircn work vanished
and it presents a very neat appear
nee, but we notice that some boys
have already commenced to work and
scratch the paint. Boys, you must
be careful, vandalism can and should
be punished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

President J. +. Cook, of Lagrange
College, Mo-, a candidate for State
Superintendent of public instruction,
made us a pleasant call last week.
President Cook has been engaged in
educating the young for upwards of
twenty years. The part OF the State
he represents has had no office since
the war, and If Pres. Cook is elected
we know he will fill the office not only
with honor, but with efficiency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

How doth the little busy bee
Improve each shining hour
How doth the busy candidate,
BY starts, look sweet and sour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

There will bc n called meeting of
Mexico Fire Company No. /, imme-
diately after drill on tomorrow night
to consider the propriety Of reconsid-
ering our determination not to march
on the 4th of July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Don't fail to 90 and see Jim Rob
inson, the champion bareback rider
Of the world, next Monday, he is a
native of Audrain and deserves your
patronage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Mrs. James ID. Mckee, formerly a
resident of this city, arrived here
nom Texas on last Saturday, and
will spend Several weeks in visiting
relatives and friends in this city and
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Before mar deliberately makes up
his mind to be a rascal, he should x
anime himself closely to ascertain if
he amt better constituted for a fool.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Mrs. S. Simpson, who has been
visiting friends i'll Quincy, Illinois,
for sometime, returned to her home
in this city yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

A Mississippi paper says that land
can be bought in that state at ten
cents an acre, but the people prefer
whisky at fifteen cents a drink.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

There will be a grand picnic n
mile south of Nandalia. on the 18th of
July, in Smiths grove. L. B. Buck
ner, Of Mexico, is the orator of the
In.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

To some pungent remarks of a
professional brother, a Western Law =
yer began his reply as follows: ''N1ay
it please the Court-Resting on the
couch of republican equality as L do,
covered with the blanket of corstitu-
tional panoply as 1 am, and protect
ed by the agis of American liberty
as l feel myself to be, | despise the
buzzing of the professional insect who
has just sat down, and defy his futile
attempts to penetrate, with his puny
sting, the interstioes of my impervlous
covering"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

From a special telegram just re-
ceived we learn that the MalInda Allen
Mine is.now at the depth of 100 feet.
Ifyou want to double your stock you
must do it within thirty days.