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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

The ShawneetoWn Herald says "Mr.
Mark Pennywilt engineer of The
steamer Trout, is building pair of en-.
glnss, Inch bore By 2.InCh stroke, Of
Babbilt metal, side valves and high
pressure. The engines are connected
10 shaft and ay wheel ct right angles,
after the style of stern-Wheel boats.
These engines, though very small, have
oil the parts, such as eccentrics, cams
collars, rock-shafts, etc, that are found
on larger engines. Mr.. PennyWitt il
building them merely for pastime, ant
does not propose to apply them TO any
particular purpose; but we sugges
their application to cracking walnnts
rocking the cradle, spanking the chill
dren, and running the BOgardus kiCke
upon emergencies"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

HELL on AMERlCA.-Since the mur.
der OF Lord Norbury, in 1889, in his
demesne at Durrow Abbey, no peer OF
Ireland has fallen by the hand Of the
assassin until the Earl Of Lcitrim was
shot down the other day, hs clerk aud
driver sharing the same tate. Norbury,
though the descendant Of the Judge
thar sentenced Emmet, was himself q
kindly man, and his murder was never
explained. Bul il one.hall Of what l.
said Of Lord Leilrin be rue, there was
much 10 provoke violent resentment in
his case, Generally in Ulster, where
were Leirim's estates, the landlords
aud leusnts were on good terms, but
Leiirim's case appears TO be
exceptional. II Is indicated that
bis lite mad been that OF a reprobale
at times making gross demands upon
helpless virtue, and that bis iavorile
phrase In response to the appeal Of ap.
plicants had been, "Go to hell or to
America" II this be true, and If In ed.
dition he wac, as Is alleged, TO men Of
his own order social parlah, and gen.
orally to bic lenantry mean, harsh, ex.
acting and unscrupulous, aud II, know.
ing the consequences Of his mercless
acts, be had TO go about guarded by the
police, the announcement Of his assas.
sinaton could scarcely cause surprise
however much just men may deprccste
and deplore the awlessness of his tax.
ing of. = Baltimore Sun.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

We notice in one Of our crossroads
exchanges the following little ding: IL
@ x. Y. z. Lamar, having 10 q measure
been forgiven, ETC." 1t strikes Us that
the fellow who wrote the above In
stead Of injuriOg The distinguished
Senator by this Ipiteful play on the
initials Of his name, has demonstrated
that the writer is right smart chunk
Of q SQUIRT.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

The judiciary Committee bill, re.
ported In lhe HERALD yesterday as
having passed the Senate, by a large
msjOrlly, j. one that requires the
UnlOn aud Central Pacific Railroads
10 provide a sinking fuud, with which
10 reimbur,e the Government TO a
small extent.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

0S to.nOrrOw eight, the young la
dies OF the Musical Department Of the
Central Female Institute, located at
Clinton, will give a concert. We have
no doubt the occasion will be an en-
jOysble one, and our thanks are tender.
cd the President, Rev. Walter Hillman'
for an invitation to be present.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

DRUMMERs.-Many of the strongest
commercial firms in Chicago, with
gratifying results, have abandoned
The once almost universal custom
Of employing "drummere." The
Chicago Times says the reform
has met with general approval
among retailers, as under the new way
of doing business goods can be and are
sold al materially rednced figures.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12
HHOuse.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Com.
mittee OF Ways and Means, by vote of
six to FIVE, decided TO retain the income
tax features Of the Revenue bill.
The yeas for reviving the income lax
we're: Tucker Of Virginia, Robins of
North Carolina, Harris of Georgia,
Burchard Of Illinois, and Gibson Of
Louisiana. Nayes-Wood of New
York, Banks Of Massachusetts,, Kelly
Of Pennsylvania, and Phelps Of COnnec.
tleut.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

HARGREAvEs, the London, Ont, hair
work manufacturer, who has just been
sentenced TO three years. imprisonment
for cruelty to the orphaned children
apprentlced to him, offered Z man S400
to serve his term for him, and the man
would have accepted If the authorities
had been Willingl
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

SALISBURY and Gortsehakcf have
written very nice little notes, and IL
sssms 10 us iti, time 10 get few lines
from Bismarck.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

THE four MsyOra are stretching The
traces someWhai.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

ANoEG Madam RestelIs valuAbles
bequeathed to her granddaughter was Q
Bible. II was as good 40 new, and
hardly showed OlgnS Of use.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

The expenses of the recent session Of
the Lonlsiana Legislature were $780,.
900 less than for any year since recon.
stTuction.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

LAYoAsTER, N. H., April l0.-A FIRE
destroyed half the business portion of
the town, including the office Of the
Coos Republican. Loss $4,000.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
senate.

WAsHlNGToS, April l0.-Oa motion
Of Bruce, Two additional members of
the Committee on Mississippi Levees
we're added. They will be named BY
the Vice-PresidenI tomorrow.
A bill for the relief of McBurney,
Collector OF the Second, Georgia, Dis.
trict, passed. During the discussion,
Davis OF West Virgins, claimed that
defalcalions OF Internal Revenue Col.
lectors aggregated S50C0O,00O.
Repeal Of the bankrupt Act occu.
pied the day.
House.
The House discussed the bill abol.
ishing pension agencies, without &C.
tion.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

BTHE Grand Jury will submit their
report and adjourn to-day.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12
eRi}itksbutgafra

Thupday Morning. April II.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12
Suicide

SYRAcUsE, N. u, April l0.-ChArles
Pardee, q wealthy banker Of Skan.
neatles, committed suicide by cutting
his throat. He was IS years Of age.
The supposed cause was financial din.
cultes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

LONDON, April IU.-Though general
ly considered that the debate 10 Par.
lament on the address thanking the
Queen for calling out the reserves, has
placed the Governments policy in
clearer light, Lord Derby's statement
concerning a secret determination Of
the Cabinet which led him to resign, is
The subject OF much anxious curiosity.
a report says they are connected With
orders already sent 10 Admiral Horn
By, which are contingent on Russian
movements near Constantinople.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
THE SILVER BILL PASSED OVER
THE VETO.
The President Sharply Retuked.

On Thursday last President Hayes
sent the silver bill back to the House
with his veto message, upon which
The House scarcely had the patience
10 hear the message read, and pro.
ceeded at once to pass the bill over
the veto 10y a vote of 1876 TO 7S-l7
more than a two third vote. The
Senate hearing the action of the
house at once proceeded to consider
the bill and likewise passed it by i
vote of 46 to19-3 more than con-
stitutional majority. Thus III . few
hours after the President h ad re-
fused his signature to the popular
measure, it has become the law of
the land and is now part OF the
financial policy Of the country.
This is rebuke TO the President
and his bunglingfinancial Secretary,
John Sherman, dS unprecedented as
it is severe, and il ought to teach
him in what estimate he is held 10y
all parties ana classes. HiS own
party friends still have a. small ma
jority i'll the Senate, but even here
his veto message was not accorded
the poor courtesy of being laid over
for q single day. Never before did q
President receive such q studied and
keen rebuke by friend and foe alike.
He stands to-day without a single
element of position strength IN the
country. His boasted hobby, civil
service reform, has become a mock
cry and a by-word, because 1t is all
promise and no Performance-all
theory and no practice sail talk and
no cider"
Alas, poor Hayes
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

The penetrating winds incident to
this season OF the year are severe ordeal
for the lungs. Theneglect Of q hard cough
GENERALLY leads toa weakness Of the lungs,
which. not infreQuently, results In Con-
sumption.
SCHENK's PuLMoSIC SYRt'P viii at once
relieve and toosen y tight cough and iS
such an agreeable remedy that children
will take II without being coaXed. A cold
on tho lungs, II consumption Is not already
developed, may be easily mastered by thr
use of the Pulmonic Syrup, together vim
Schenks Mandrake Pills TO clear the sys.
tenn Of the accumulated mucp|.
In more serious cases, where tho diseases
has become deeply seated, and the patient
SuHerS.from loss Of appetite, weakness and
Cmaciation, SCuENk's SEA WEED TONIC
should DC used In connection with the above
mentioned remedies, to stimulate the appe-
tite and bring the digestive Powers into
healthy action, thereby sustaining the
strength Of the patient and enabling him to
resist the progress OF the disease until tue
PUIMoNIc sYRUr may perform lis healing
ana cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedies &C
cording 10 the d:rec tlons which accompany
them. cannot fail to produce most SatiSfScto-
ry results. A letter addressed 90 DIR.
Schenck cor. Sixth and Arch SIS, Philadel-
phiA asking advice, will promptly receive
the Doctors personal attention, free OF
charge.
Schenck'S Medicines are for SS9s by all
Druggists.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
A Wonderful Invention,

From the y. !. Daily GrOpllC.l
An invention all frugal wives Will ap-
preciate-In fact, an article that even IL
walls the sewing machine in uscfullness-
IS now on exhibition at the broadway
store OF the Wilson sewing Machine Conn
pany, In this city yet il Is 80 wonderful
~ simple that il can scarcely be classcd as
AN invention, and II wonder To everybody
that IL was not discovered years ago. The
invention consists i'll very simple little
attachment of the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine for daIning all kinds OF rips,
tears, worn-out places, etc, In clothing,
table and bed linen stockings, underwc car
etc, In the same manner That il Is done by
hand, ana leaves the repaired part scarce
ly disccrnable. The operator OF the sew
ing machine can darn large-siZed hole
in Il bed sheet or table cloth almost instan-
taneouSly, II IL TO be regretted, however,
that this wonderful invention Is patented
and owned by the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, otChicaga, H., who will not
permit It's use except with one OF It's make
OF sewing machines, which the ComERny'S
manager states, is furnished with each oil
the Wilson shuttle machines without ex
tnt price. Truly, this Is a golden nest
egg for the Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany, and, it Is said, they arc running
their works day and night anu making
aud selling 800 machines Il day. 63m
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
l UNET.


NoUNG MEN, you will have an
excellent chance 10 hear something
useful tomorrow evening, Tor only
fifteen cents. We allude to DIR.
KEYS lecture on The POtcsr u Pur-
pose. Seems to us that many of our
Young men have no purpose, thai is
no aim-no object whatever to live
or strive for. That Is a poor life in
deed, which is made up only Of eat
ing, drinking, sleeping and labor.
We sincerely pity the man-e speci-
ally tie young man--wllO Las no
higher and nobler aims than these
AMI yet sad to say, very many of our
Young men seem to be entirely con-
tent with just such low, groyeling
existence.
We often hear the much abused
adagp, "the world owes me a liv.
ing :" This is true in qualified
sense only. If you do your duty
fully, then indeed will the world owe
YOU living, but your primary du-
ties are to lead Il useful and INDUS
trious life, to add to your stock OF
knowledge daily, to develop your
moral and intellectual nature con-
tinuallY. If you don't ID AXE any
progress in this direction, you are
in debt to the world all the time, and
the world has very poor chance OF
being paid, unless you make up your
mind to beginG netD life. But we
wiz not anticipate. Go and hear
DR.. Keys, anu endeavor to apply the
lessons you will hear.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

On Saturday our lively little town
was made much livelier than usual
by the alternate playing OF two
Brass Bands. The Zion band pass
ed through town on splendid waC-
on, brought from New Berlin.
They stopped and played, which was
too much for our DO VS. to stand, so
they got their instruments and play
ed too. Then the Zion boys played
again. Then the Millheim boys
played another time-and so on for
soIne time. The Zion band is doing
very well for young band. or the
Millheim band we need say nothing.
They can do their own blo,ring much
better than we.
That bully good fellow, Jake Slime,
was with the Zion boys, and was
kept SO busy shaking hands that he
had but little chance to play.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

bound FOR KAEsAS.-On Mon
day afternoon of this week q large
party started from this county for
the west, nearly all going to Kansas.
The party sent most of their freight
in advance the lciddle of last week.
They were allowed two cars for their
own use. These were taken to
Vicksburg early on Monday morn
ing and brought with the pass enger
to this point by the evening train.
Hours before the time for leaving
hundreds of friends of the emigrat-
ing citizens besieged the cars, and
very affecting sights were witness
ed. 1t was sad to see the tears Of
loving ones bidding adieu to those
they cannot expect sOOE again to
meet-perhaps never again mingle
with.
On the arrival OF the train here, a
large number Of our citizens were at
the depot to lid them adieu. 1t is
believed the crowd at the depot
would have counted at least five
hundred souls. AS the train arriv-
ed snow squall come up, which
made the scene rather a gloomy one.
Friends after friends passed through
the cars bidding good bye to the de-
parting ones. The latter already
seemed tired out from the numer-
Gus hand shakings and the excite
ment Of the occasion and as we
thought of the lays and nights of
car travelling before them, we could
not help but think their trip was
one not to be envied. At last 5:45
the train started, and faint cheer
was given for the emigrants. They
were accompanied as far as Harris
burg by Conductor Fury, who at
tended to their &C mfort as much as
possible.
We learn from Agent Davis that
the tickets sold we're as follows To
Severance, Kansas, SO and halves !;
to Great Bend, Kansas, II; Atchi-
son, Kansas, ; Belle Plains, Mimi,
81 and to Oryille, Ohio, total "a
and halves. The tickets cost 20.05
each. h.-Lewisburg Journal. Fob
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
REBERSBURG FRAGMENTS

After some CELEBRATIONS on the
subject, our farmers have wisely
concluded not 10 commence plowing
yet.
ThoS. Courier, Luther Courier, ii
G. ConSer and two sons haye left
for Kansas a few days ago. May
they have abundant success.
The new Lutheran Church is
nearly finished, and will be dedica-
ted some time in April OF May.
A few of our schools throughout
the township are making prepara-
tions 10 conclude the term with eN-
hibitiOns.
Our Cornet Band has again re-
Yived and discourSed some excellent
music last Saturday evening. Try
and keep your band up boys.
ANON.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

Last Saturday Maj. P. B. " WilSon,
an old and prominent citizen Of Belle
fonte, departed this life. Major
Wilson had been ailing for some
time SO that his death was not alto
gether unexpected by his friends at
this time. Major Wilson served
with distinction during the War of
the Rebellion. Since the close OF
the war he was engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits, and was for many
years one of the most active buSl-
ness men of Bellefonte. lie was q
brother to VIM. z. Wilson, Esq.
and Frank s. Wilson, deceased
He leaves no family to feel hi:
oss, having never been married.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
KEYS rs COMING.

Rev. w. S. ii. Keys, ID. D., the
popular Lecturer, will deliver II
lecture in the NJ. F.. Church, Mill
helm, tomorrow (Friday) evening.
Subiect-Thc PO,c0 ot Purpose.
The Doctor will also lecture at
Rebersburg, on Saturday evening,
on "The Martyr President"
This lecture has been pronounced
the best of its kind ever delivered
before the American public, and is
the finest effort of DIR. Keys. 1t is
free from party spirit and full Of
useful and instructive lessons. We
hope our ReberSburg friends will
give the Reverend gentleman Il full
hSuSc
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
PROCEEDINGS OE THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

TIE Democ ratio County Conven-
tion.met at B ellefonte, on Thursday
the 2Sth ult., ard was well attended.
J. n. CASANOVA, was appointed
chairman, and j. II. Reifsnyder and
G.. w. Rumberger, secretaries.
The ballot for representatives del
egates resulted as follows
G.. w. McGaffy s
G. NJ. Bower, 20
2. +. Bottorf, 10
F. Kurtz, 10
J. d. Shugert, 81
MessrSi Shugert and Bower having
received a majority Of the votes were
declared the unanimous choice OF
.the convent ii or.
after considerable balloting
Messrs. Casanova of Philipsburg,
J. b. Fisher of Gregg ard j. A.
Woodward of Howard, were chosen
Senatorial ConfereeS.
Mr.. Wood ward presented the fol-
lowing
Resoiuei, That the delegates this day
elected to the next Democl7itic State Con-
Sention. be and they are hereby instruct
ed to use all honorable efforts to secure
the nomination of Hon, a. III. Dill, OF
Union county, for Governor.
The vote on this resolution result
ed in twenty three for and twenty
five against.
IA series of resolutions were adopted, IN
favor Of retiring the national currency
and substituting Treasury notes OF max
ing greenbacks a full legal tender Tor nll
debts, public and private Of taxing L
s. bonds against further Legislation for
funding of the national debt abroad; in
favor of the silver dollar; for the 1mme-
diate repeal OF the resumption act; In
favor of rigid economy in public eXpendi-
lures, and denouncing the great fraud by
which Hayes g. Wheeler were seated into
The high Offices of President ana Vice
Presidcnt of 1he United States.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
SPRING MILLSITEMS.

Some talk Of soon starting up the
Sabbath School again. Rig ht-but
elect officers fit TO fill the places.
Oris Mccormick, sst Potter town
ship, while ut George Kornman' S
sale last week, had the misfortune
TO fall and dislocdte his left shout
der. 1t WAS soon replaced.
While Thomas Jamison' crossed
Egg Hill he slipped and fell OH some
roots, causing hemorrhage of the
lungs.
The Concert next Saturday eve
ming promises to be good. All low
ers or music should attend. The
proceeds go to the benefit Of the T..
T.. Church-so come a.Ong with
your quarters.
J. ID. Long is now also buying
grain, and it has advanced the mar
ket and caused farmers 10 bring il
in liv ely. 60 in john, business IS
business.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

CoNcERT.-A grand concert will
be held in the NJ. z. Chulch, Spring
Mills, on Saturday evening the 9th
INST, conducted by Prof. Philip
Meyer, with a chorus Of sixty voices.
Mr.. Lowell M. Meyer, the celebra-
tea solo singer, and Prof: J. W.
Reitmyer, the celebrated Violinist,
will be present. Invitations have
been extended to the Farmers Mills
Cornet and the Spring Mills String
Bands, to assist in the exercises.
Proceeds 60 for the benefit Of the M.
4. Chulch. The public should pat
ropise this concert literally.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

LUTHERAS.-ReJ. JOHN TJniinson Pas.
tor.-CoElmuuioc services in Aaronsburg.
next sunday morning, German: and in
the evening. English. Preparatory SER
vices, SATURDAY III prning.
English preaching In Millhein, next
Sunday ut O'Clock =. ".
REFouNE2.-Rer. J. e.. Shoemaker, Pastor.
Herman services In .Aaronsburg, next
SUNDAY morning, and in Millhcim In the
evening. English.
UNITED EHKrhaEN. j. NJ Smith
Preacher in Charge next sun.
day morning Ht 10 O'Clock.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

The elegant Royal Casket sent
out by the Franklin JeWelry Com.
pany. of 703 Bennett street, Phila-
delphia, is fully up to the represent
alton i'm their advertisement, and as
this Company is perfectly reSponsi.
BILE, no one need hesitate TO send
them money. Nv.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

Those young people who persist in
disturbing meetings should read this:
"If any person shall willfnlly and
maliciously disturb or interrupt any
society, assembly or congregation,
convened for the purpose of religious
worship or fol any moral, social, lit
erary, scientific, agricultural, or
floral ooject, ceremony, lecture, ex-
animation, exhibition, such shall on
conviction be sentenced to pay a
fine not exceeding fifty dollars, suf-
fer Imprisonment not exceeding
three months, or both, or either, at
the discretion Of the court"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

Ladies who for years have depend
ed on all manner of powders and CO.'S
metics for giving ;hc m artificial COM
plexions, now find that GLENN s
SULPHUR SOAP supplies them with
pearly skins and rosy cheeks, elici-
ted by the gentle stimulation of ma
ture. Sold by all Druggists. Hills
Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cents. 9-4w.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

V1cKss ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAGAZINE.-The first number or
this splendid new magazine is upon
our table. 1t is devoted princl pally
to the culture of flowers and vege-
tables, but has much valuable lntor-
nation and pleasant reading besides.
Like everything that Mr. Wick gets
nm. il is strictly first class. We have
no hesitancy in saying, and we konw
whereof we speak, that James Wick
is at the very bead of the class of
American Seed smen and Florists.
Terms: Sd. .25 a year In advance.
Five copies for So. Address &:
JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y.
subscriptions received At the
JOURNAL OFFICE
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

AChildren," said the teacher, ad-
dressing the infant class, "Children
doyouknaW you Wete all born in
sin ?' please, SIR" interrupted a
little one, 81 WASH t, I was born in
Williamsport." "Well that's the
same thing" Sa id the teacher impa-
tieniy. Don't interrupt me any
more -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
SALE REGISTER,

trersons who get their bills printed al
the JOURNAL office Will have their sale,
published in this reSistcr--frec Of charge.
Sale OF 7. j. Roger, near Rebersburg
Centre Co, Pa, March 18th 1878. Farming
Implements.
Sale OF the estate OF John Meyer. dc
ceased, on saturday, March 18th 1873
Household Goods. .-AaronSburg.
Sale Of Henry Long, Gregg twp, Marcel
9th lS7s Farming Implements.
Sale OF \. j. Granny, Rcbersburg, March
2Sth 1873 Household Goods.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07

SEWING MACHINES, like all other
machines, sometimes get out of or
der. and put few people understand
to look properly where the difficulty
lies. If there is anything wrong
with your machine, you better not
try too much to mend it, but take it
at once to ID. II. Rote, Aaronsburg,
and get it fred. Dan is mechan :
ical genius of high order, as we
have reason to know, and he will
charge you but moderate price,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-07
WESTWARD.
w. ~ oIDTtItO -httsS so
- EASTW1Rh

Nos 4 connect at Montdndon pith
Erie AuH Icest on the Philadelphia & Erie
Rail Road
Nos 5 and tcih Day Express east and
Niagara Express IoeSt.
Nos 3 & with. Ftlst Line UeSt.
4dII OmntbNS iciH run betIceen LelriSbUr0
and MoRtdfdoR, 10 conrey passengers 10
aud from Pdc iic E1p east on thg Phil
Gdelphia &c Fric Ran Road.
The regular Raj Road Tickets EW De-
honored betpeeR these tIC0 points.