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The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
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WEARn PLEAsED 10 welcome among
our exchanges the MASONIC TOKEN, pub
lished ii Portland, Me-, by Stephen Berry
We sapoach" upon its interesting "pre>
serySs'i for the two items elsewhere printed
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
w7LnIHsTON. Del.. Dec ., Iszs:. !,

ANNUAL Duns.-The Grand Lodge Of
England (says the Scottish Freemason), as
q PENALTY for non>payment Of dues, pro-
bib tsthe delinquent from holding Office OF
voting, OF being d representative to Grand
Lodge; but he can visit the lodge and enjoy
the othsr advantages Of the fraternity. .'..
The above decision is in perfect accord
with dur oxn sence Of reason and right.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

IT, WILL HARDLY BE NECESSARY to call
att nt.on to the iohsste and melodious
verses which We present below. Ever since
their tlrat appearance, hfty years ago, they
have won the highest praise from all lovers
OF tts beautiful mart. b
s,Hon. George P. Marsh in'his "Lestures
on the Englsh . anguage," discussing the
question Of ''Imitative WORDS" thst is,
words which call up resemblance between
the. sound and the sense, observes:-'I know,
however, In the whole range of initiative
verse, no line superior-perhaps / should
say none equAl-to that in Wilde's cele.
brated nameless poem" f.
Yet, as II grisving to etface
All vestige Of ihe human race,
On that lone skers lowd nsoaRs The ssa.
Here the employment Of monosyllables,
of long vowels and liquids, without harsh,
conson.ntal sounds, together with the sig
nincsnceo of the words themselves, gives to
tho verse a force Of expression seldom II
ever surpassed
Hon. Richard Henry Wilde, the author Of
this poetic gem, was q native of Ireland.
Early in life he settled in Georgia, which
State he represented in Congress, with great
ability, for many years. a.
The verses occur in poem of greater
length and pretension, and is the fancied
''lamsnt" Of . Spanish captive, the last
survivor of Panflo de Narvaez's ill.fated
expedition. %Ar-.. TT ra ~.r
Many years after Mr.. Wilde's verses were
published, . charming parody, entitled
"My Life Is Like Shattered Wreck, )" ap-
pesred in the papers, and attracted grea,
attention for their moving pathos. They
We Q for some time believed to have beer
Wilton by unhappy Emmst Doe, an oflcel
Of the Navy; but It afterward becam,
known that they were from the facile Del
Of that impersonstion Of bravery and chiv'
airy, the genial and eloquent George TalIa
fsro Ward, of Florida, who commanded ii
the late war between the States, the herol'
Second Florida Regiment, and who waI
killed at Williamsburg, Va, in 'es. '
Col! Ward. 1t is said, had Lieutenan
Hoe In his mind when he wrote the poem
Jqtwe regret our inability to produce Il
also. .-t
LAMENT OF TIE CAPTIVE.
Ny life 10 like the summer rose,
That opens to tho morning sky;
And ere the shades of evening close,
Is scattered on the ground-to die;
Yet, on that roses humble bed
The softest dews of night are shed;
As II she wept such waste to see:
But none shall drop q tear for me |
Mi life Is like the autumn leaf,
That trembles In the. moons pale ray
It's hold is fraIl, Its date Ia brief
Restless, and soon to pass away: r..
Yet, when that leaf shall fall and fade,
The parent tree viii. mourn its shade
Tha wind bewail the lsshess tree: /
But none shall breathe Sigh for me |!
My life is like the print, which feet f..
Have left on Tamps's desert strand
Soon as the rising tide shall beat, ,..
Their track shall vanish from the sand
Yet, - If grieving to eGace os5 ,an
All vestigs Of the human race,
On that lone shore lodds moanS the sea;
But none shall thus lament for me !
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

Gsx. BsAyREeARp % writing history
of the warsu He labors to show that If ths
South had listened more to him and less te
JEFF. Davis her Independence would be now
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

Eveey man Is a miserable sinner IL
church, but out of church 1t is unsafe tC
say much about it, except 10 small man
Saltwater Lumberman.
From present appearances the amount ol
money spent for amusements this year viii
foot up more than last year, when 1t was
larger than ordinary. Transcript
A Cleveland jury declares that the truth
Is no libel; therefore, 1t is without fear that
we boldly state tlat Nature intended Zach
Chandler for whisky inspector. .-Phila
Chron.
A Connecticut wife wants divorce be-
cause her husband bound her with rope,
poured kerosene oil over her, and threat
ened to burn her up. He replies that he
was only enforcing proper obedience.
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A PRAYERFUL TRAMP OUTWlT'
TED BY A WOMAN.

A gentleman living on South College
street is having some Improvements made
in front of his residence. A sleek, oily
tongued, ministelialslooking man stopped
in front of the house yesterday, seeing the
mistress of the establishment, and remark
ed, dolefully: Madam, Isee God has
prospered you, that He has blessed YOU
that He has given you of this worlds
riches, und God be praised for His kinds
ness 10 having thus made you comfortable
I was once so blessed; l was not as you.
now see me, but the Lord will take care OF
His shepherds, one Of whom am, I'm,
madam, a prayerful man, and may be
found morning noon and night addressing
the Throae OF Grace" and as he said this
he assumed an attitude of abject supplica-
ton.
"Well, what do you want?" she asked.
"In the providence Of God, madam,
am out of shirt, and she that giveth to
the least of these"
The lady had disappeared. and reap
peared With a shirt and gave 1t to him.
He then remarked: Tn Gods harvest
of the righteous you will be garnered with
the best; you will he given at the resur'
rection seat on the right side and be one
of the brightest jewels in the crown"
Disguised at the mans evident bypo,
crisy, she remarked: "l've got plenty OF
shirts, many more than ! want. Send all
the other tramps here and Pllsupply them
Our nephew died of yellow fever in one Of
the infected districts, and as we can't use
them, and can't get anybody to wash them
we have determined to give them all away
to the tramrs."
The pious aspect of the man at once une
derwent change; he dropped the small
paper parcel, and after saying with em,
phasis, ON the yellow fever shirt !"
went hence. Ex.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

NOTICE 10 suBscRIHERsr Those Of our
,ubscfibErs who are indebted to the NORM
ING HrkALD, will oblige by IN early re'
.:....nA 4 TOD BID tsHk ais JC5 H0a7 :
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-14
By Il. A. Kerby, Auctioneor,

(No. So King street, Alexandria, Vs.)
pY VIRTUE OF DEGREES OF HE
ID Circuit Court OF the city Of Alexandria.
Virginia, rendered at tho. November torn. 1879
and tho November term, 1917, in tho chancery
suit of Fairfax against Thornton and others. the
undersigned, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed, on SATUk
DAY, the 18th day Of June, 1873, at II o'clock
M, to sell by public auction, IN front OF tho
Market Building, On Royal street, in the said
city Of Alexandria. Va :, d TRACT OF LAND.
in Fairfax county, Virgins, containing six
thousand soven hundred and ifty-four (G754)
acres, in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
being tho residue Of the original purchase by
Thornton from Fairfax remaining unsold. Tho
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
through tho tract. A plat of the property will
be exhibited at the time and place of sale, and
the same offered in lots or as q whole, ss may
prove to the interest of sill parties concerned.
Terms Of Sale: Ton thousand dollars cash,
and the residue of the purchase money to be
payable in equal -instalments at one two AMI
three wears, respectively. with interest from the
day Of sale, TO be evidenced and secured by the
bonds of the purchaser. with good personal 80
curity; the commissioners to retain tho title t.
said land until the purchaser shall have paid all
of the;purchase money. ConVeyanclng at tina
cost Of the purchaser.
s. FERGUSON BKAOH.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr..
so 1O-2swts Comm'rs OF Sale.
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l3u Grnan q Wisn

[Real Estate Agents and Actioneers
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Ed Circuit Court Of tho city Of Alexandria,
Virginia, rendered al tho September term, 1877.
In the suit Of T. 9. Ring against The Alexandria
and fredericksburg Railway Company aud
others, tho undersigned, commisqioners therein
named, will proceed on SATURDAY, the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1873, al twelve o'clock m,
to soil by public auction, in from. of tho MARKET
Building, on Royal street, in tho said city OF
Aloxandris, Va, THE WHOLE or THE Al
EXANDR1A AND FKEDEElCKSBUR Ri
RAILWAY, extending from tho southern eul
of the Long Bridge, in Alexandria county, Va
TO Quantico, in Stafford county, in said State
together with all and singular its franchises
rights intorosts, privileges, property and estste.
req, personal and mixed, wheresoeyer situate
and by whon,soever held The rolling sto:k q!
said railway consists Of
Four (4) Locomotive Engines
Five l6) Passenger Cars.
Two (2) Combined Passenger and Baggage
Cars.
Two t2) Baggage Cars.
Twenty -one (2I) Gondola Cars freight |
Terms Of Sale Ten per centun OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, and the residue
in throe equal annual payments from the day Ut
sale; the deferred payments 10 be evidenced by
the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest.
with security satisfactory TO said commissi oners
of sale tho title to said property to be retained
until the purchase money is full y paid the pur
chaser not TO be let into possession until the sale
shall hayo boon confirmed by said court.
M. Fl. WELLS,
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Jr..
NH 2l-2swts Comm'rs. Of Sale.
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WrArHKR PRoBAB1L1TIEs.-W Var Depart.
s.est, Office oftae Chief Signal Officer, Wash
iugton, d, g.. May ID. lS7S-lO:S? a.; M
During the rest of Tuesday, in the Middle. and
Southern States, northeast to southeast winds,
cooler cloudy weather, with falling barometer
will prevail, possibly followed by rising bsrome-
ter and northwest winds.
THE PRIMARY ELECTION conservative
primary election yesterday passed eff, SO far as
regarded the voting. quietly enough. The to:
ia! vote poled was :-First ward, 307; Second
ward, 2S3; Third ward, SIS; Fourth ward 2G6
Total 1891, the largest vote cast at primary
election since the war.
The result as officially reported to The Con
sentative Committee is as follows
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Local BreYItteS.

A decree of divorce has been granted Char.
lotte Dudley, 10 Der suit against Chas. f. Dud-
ley 10 Washington. They were married in
1854 and have now children nearly ready for
marriage themselves. The bill alleged adul
tery on the part Of the defendant.
The new engine for the Pittsylvauia Narrow
Gauge Railroad passed through here, on the
Midland Road, yesterday evening. :.
Mr. Willie Stuart, son Of MIR. George Stuart
formerly of tho Mansion House, in this city,
was married this morning to Miss George Bod.
kin, the last remaining single daughter of the
late w. l.. Bodkn. of this city.
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iiv <1rocn u Wise,

[Koal E5tato Agents and Au2tionoers.
SALE or VALUABLE
4 PROpEETY-8y virtue Of a deed OF trust,
datod March i1th, 1872, ana duly recorded in
liter 49,. No 2. page llG. ono OF tho land records
in tho Clerks ol1i2o of thH Corporation Court OF
the city Of Alexandria. Va, and at the request
of tho patty socurod thereby, Will sell by, pub
lie auction, in front Of the Mansion House hotel,
in said city, on WEDNESDAY,, tie Goth day Of
May, 1873, 1T T. O'clock M, sl that certain
PARCEL Or LOT OF GkOUND, improved
bya VALUABLE DWELLING and OUT
BUILDINGS, in tho city Of alexandria, Va,
bounded and described 90 Wit: Beginning on
the west side Of Columbus street forty three (3)
feet from the south side cf 0-onoco street, and
running thence south with Columbus street
sixty (G0) feet; thence west parallel to Oronoco
stree! to tho cast Inc OF twenty (2O feet alloy
extending out i1to Olonoco street; thence
north with said alley and parallel to Columbus
street sixty feet; !haEce east in direct line to
the beginning, with tight CT way ever eaid alley
in com mon with others elti!led thereto.
Terms: Ono thlrd cash; TIM residue in two
equal instsmclts o. niz a2d Twelve months,
bearing six per cent iLt@rest, and, secured by
deed of trust on tho premises; or all cash, at The
option of tho purchaser. All conveyancing at
the coat Of The purchaser.
my l3-eols W. II. CLAGETT, Trustee
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MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS Don't
fail to procure Mrs. WINsLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of teething in children.
It relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie.
regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
mar l-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-14

rOMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNRY.-To
" the Voters of Alexandria city The noml.
nation of s. Il. Brent, esq, for the office OF
Commonwealth Attorney by the conservative
nv withdrawal from the candidacy for that po.
sition. After. q Canvass of unusual activity and
the polling Of so large and respectable a vote
tho fact ought not to BIO disguised that the O. &C.
and untrammeled expression of the will of tho
people, and as such should not be disregarded'
Aside from considerations of expediency kind
ly feelings and friendship for the young nominee
prompt the sacrifice of personal Sims to sincere
desire for his success in that profession IN winch
his late esteemed father was so highly honored.
Without doubt Mr.. Brent will make a most sat-
i.factory and popular officer, under whose ad-
ministrslion the law will not be weight OF OPP
preston to the weak. but lis shsrpest ARROWS
will bs aimed at the shining lights OF criminal
oN II EDMUND BURKE.
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Port or ALEXANDRIA,, MY III.

PORT or ALEXANDRIA,. M1r If.
Sun risos.......... 4 81 Sun sets.
ARRIVED.
Str w Thompson, Nomini, to A Reed
Str N attsno NOmini. to j Br0dors u Go.
Schr Harvester, lower Potomac, to Smoot q
Perry.
schr Elton Tobin. New York, TO American
Goal Co.
schr John j Ward, New York, to American
Goal Co.
sehr Lydia Middleton, New York, to Ameri
can Coal 90.
Stmp c Knight, New York, by + A Roed
Sir Defiance, Philadelphia, by + A Reed.
scbr J J Ward Jersey City, by American
Coal Go.
schr Lydia Middleton. Newburg, by Ameri.
can Goal Go.
schr Mary K Mcdaniel, Baltimore. by B
Hooe.
schr Lena Hunter. Washington, by j ? Az.
new & Go.
schr II L Slaight, Newark, by w A Smoot
PASSED UP.
Schrs VIM Il Houston, Fall river; VIM d
Hilton, New York VIM Mason, New Bedford;
f Baker, New York; j q Uranmer, do: Jno
Il Sanford. Fall river; Theo Dean, Fall river
D s Miller, New York; Thos w Havens Ken
nebec river; Anna Ketchum, Boston; Advo-
cato, Baltimore; Carrie Hart, New York.
PASSED DOWN
Schrs VIM Houston. Somerset; F Baker
Bosto. a NJ Lee, New York; e Cranmer,
New Haven; 81 Ravens, Aliens Point; Theo
Dean Fall river.
MEMORANDA.
Str Hercules, Georgetown at New Bedford,
10th instant.
Schr Hattie Baker, cleared from Boston. for
Georgetown, 11th inst.
Schrs Eliza B Emery and Royal Arch sailed
from Bath, Me, for Washington, OH inst.
Schr Orlando, sailed from Bath, Me, for deorge-
town. 10Th inst.
Schr Carrie Holmes. from Georgetown, At
Fall River, 9Th inst.
Schr Joseph Ration, sailed from Gardiner, Mo.
for Washington, oh inst.
Schrs Henry Finch, George Arey, S j Fooks
and Robert Mitchell, for Georgetown, ri New
York 18th inst
Schr Ann l.. Lockwood hence al Boston
18th inst
Schrs Lotto Summers and Pochsssott, Boston
for GEORGETOWN al Vineyard Haven llth.
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COMiERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May IL, 1875

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 4, lS79.-There
is no change TO note in the market since yesle-
days report. The transactions IN Flour tire
light. 100 bushels of Whest were otf,red, and
sold at l2O and I'LL snl CTS bu,hsls Of Corn
brought &c for mixed and 81 for wits. No
Rye reported, aud l8@ bushels of Oats were
Withdrawn.
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CA.NHL CN.M.NEKCE.

Arrivod-Bosts D Stewart, l. Bolts, j }
Swift, j 7 Moore. W } Bootho. j l. Rood, d A
Lowe, K Boyer, NJ Korsoy and s z Lloyd,
TO American Coal Co Z Lowers and VI s'cslly,
to Georges Creek Coal Go.
Departed Boats ID Stewart, 3 f Summers,
T L Bolts l. q Stanhope, j Moore j Swift,
p Moore w } Bootho, } |. Reed, d A Lowe,
e Boyer, M korsoy, G L Lloyd and p j
Lowers.
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A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINTS. believed
n 10 be the best ready mixed Paints made in
This country we offer at factory prices: we
have been the local agents for the above 1or sew;
The Paints have given satisfaction. Also for
ssle CALClCAKE. or Compressed Calcimisse,
ready for use by the addition of hot water;
beautiful article for calcimning walls, ceilings
Sc For sale BY /
NV ID E. s. LEADBEATRR 8 BIO
DAPIs GREEN, FOR POTATO BUGS
Another large supply just received also In
sect Powder. Rat Poisons and Butter Color,
feom 1Ce 10 SI,CO per bottle. For sale BY
my Ii 4. S. LEADBEATkR @ BIO:
uTA1TKD-GooD CANyAssERes for
w Alexandria city and county also Tor Icy, ey-
county in he sss fR6 5SF IS e oat
ao,iar A ddrees SAM'L N. HILTON, Gen :,
AGENT. All 6 st., g. O.. Washington, D. q.
nv l3-3l*
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AUCTION SALES.
{ NUM MISSlONEK'S SALE OF VALUA-

'o.u ~ iS'otCS In OALN VI fahUA
~ BE VILLAGE PROPERTY AND
O"siFH REAL STATE-Pursuant to the
decree Of TIC, Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
enson ~. :5t.l henson the undersigned, az spe-
cisl commissioner named in said decree, viii,
on MONDAY, the Doth day Of May, 1873,
C0ur! House door of said county, sell to the
hi hest hi iler the rss estate Of which the ato
Abner Stephenson died seized, lying and being
in said county, This property embraces that
VALUABLE FARM whereon Mrs. Stephen
son 1T present resides, situated on the county
road leading to tho Little Falls bridge, and
about hslf q mile west of the village OF Langley.
and contains Is acres and 10 poles. This prop
erty is improved by g com rorteble FRAME
DIV ELLlNG, with the usual out. buildings,
its sizo and proximity to market rendering it
very desirable.
Also that well known property, situated in
The town of Propiiooce, (Uourt House, on the
southeast corner of Main and Paine S!roats, con.
sjsting Ct tho DWELLING lately occupied by
Mrs. q. Q. Powell, S1OREHOUSE occupied
by Job Hawxhurat, bar roam by Dallas Powell,
and the several rooms over the st1ro named. &C.
cuptd by Mssons' Lodge. As q business
stand this is regarded as the b2si in the village.
Terms of SAlc-Ono tenth OF tho purchase
money will be required in hand as deposit.
liable to bo forfeited should the purchaser fail
to comply with the forms &C sale, and the resi-
due in three equal annual Payments TO boar in
terest from the day Of aaio and to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, with good personal
security, and retention q tito until tho last pay
mont is made.
THOMAS MOORE,
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WARD MEETINGS.

Members Of the conservative party will re.
member that they mcot in their respective wards
to.morrew wednesday, evening, May 10Th, at
o'clock, to nominate candidate. for tho Common
Council and Board ocAldermen.
T. BECkHAM,
Secretary Conservative Com mlttee.
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EaH IF YOU WANT A FIRST Glass BoOT OR
Shoe. of the finest material best workmanship
and perfect Gt. 90 TO WADDEY's. No. 10 King
street. spg
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sSlN TIE WHOLE HIsToRY OF MEDICINE
no prepare ion has ever performed such msr-
vo'ons cures, Or sintsined go wide raputa-
.tlcn, ss AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is
recognized SIS the worlds remedy for I'll discus
OF the throst end lungs. Its long continued
series Of wonderful cures in all Climates has
ma is it universally known az aafe and reliable
agent to employ Against ordinary colds,
which are the forerunners Of more serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely always re-
IleVlng suffering, and oftea saving life The
protection it affords by its timely use in the
throat and lang disorders If children, max es it
an Invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hand in every home. No person can afford to
be without it, and those who have once used il
never will. From their knowledge f liz com
position and effects physicians usu the Cherry
fectora extensively 10 their pracsco, ard cler-
gymen recommend it IT is absolutely cart.in
in its remedial effects. ard will always euro
whore cures are possible For sale by All deal
ers. s. Leadboater & Bro, Agents.
tag A GENTLE HINT. In our style of eli
mate. with its sudden changes Of temperature
rain, wind and sunshine often ntermingled in a
single day-it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are 50 frequently tax On
from us by neglected colds, half the deaths re.
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your home
for Immediate use will prevent serious sickness,
q large doctors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use of three or four doses. For curing Con-
Hemorrhsges, Pneumonia. Severe
Coughs, Group or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful is your
druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in overy town and village on this continent
Sample bottles for trial loo; regular sizo 75c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-14

The MER1DEN SALE OF SILVER PLATED
Wharf.-The inclemency ofthe weather pre-
vented tho closing out sale to take place to day
as announced yesterday. The same will take
place to- morrow at 10 o. NJ, and We again ad.
wise those needing such goods to take advantage
of this opportunity. The sale is at Stewards
old stand. Harrison a. O'Neal, autioneers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-14

LOAF CAKE, WITH FRUIT.-Two largo cups
of powdered sugar, one and half cups otbut.
ter, stir to cream. five cups OF flour, WIN
three teaspooDfals of DooLEY's YEAST PowD D.
Err. one cup of sweet milk, half pound OF
raisins, two ounces of ctron cut in small pieces,
one grated nutmeg, one wine glass OF wlne'ope
OF brandy, eight eggs, add the flour WIN the
milk, sugar and butter, the beaten yoks OF tne
eggs. and then the whites we'll beaten, tnen
the wine, spice and fruit; make this into Two
soaVek; bake slowly one hour.