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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22
4 MURDER.
SHOT BI 4 BTLLI.

New York, March 2l. Benz. C. Porter,
killed at Marshall. Texas, yesterday. was n
wcll-known theatrical employee. The shoot
ing by Currie WAS that of cowardly bully,
as Barrymore told him that Porter and him
self were unarmcd and did not want any
quarrel. and that he (Curric) was mistaken
~ to his scurrilous remarks in regard to ii
lady with them.
Curric then walked nearer, with the words.
II don't like to be talked to in this way" and
drew a six-shootcr and fired, the ball passing
through Barrymore's left arm and through
the upper part of his wrist.
At this, Porter stepped up, and placing hi.
hand on Currcs shoulder, said, ~ ou come,
now. you've had enough OF this" With an
oath, Currie fired again, the ball going
through Portcr'S abdomen and comm. out at
his back. \ bystandcr then stepped forward
and Currie also fired at him. but missed
Porter sank unconscious, and died in fifty
minutes. Barrymore's wound is not consid-
cred dangerous.
After shooting Currc drew second re-
volvcr, and with one at full cock in each
hand, detcd arrest. There were ~ Witnesses
of the affair except Barrymore and Miss
Baker \ policeman, an old man without
arms. entered soon after, when Curre put mp
his revolver, and quietly submitted to the ar
rest.
The excitement over the affair is intense
and the lynching of Curric seemed probable
at one time. It is regarded as the most das-
, tardly murder that has taken place even in
Custer and it is said killed two men in Kan
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Turks Opposed to Mixed Occupas
ton.
THE TROTBLE About THE BERLIN
TREATY

NENNA, March p. The Turks in oppos-
ing mixed occupation, appeal to the treaty of
Berlin. which authorizes the Governor of
Eastern ROumela 10 seek assistance of the
Turkish troops in case of need. The Turks
value this right more than they do the right
to garrison the frontier, and to facilitate the
exercise of the former right they intend TO es-
tablish camp on the border of Eastern Row
melia. in the direction of Adrianople. so to
be in readiness to march into the country at
the call Of the future Governor.
LoNp0S. March u. The evacuation of
Adrianope by the Russians will be complet-
ed in week.
The ST. Petersburg papers announce that
Tchernoieff is appointed to command the Bull
.arian army.
LONDON, March II. The attitude of
Prince Doudoukoff korsakof, governor OF
Bulgaria and the change it has effected at
Tirnova, is even more remarkable than the in
cident in East Roumelia last week, connect
ed with personal protection accorded NJ.
Schmidt by Russian officials, as showing an
Anglo Russian understanding, for Prince
Dondoukoh korsakoH has been here to force
the avowed antagonist of the Merlin settle
ment.
He returned to Tirnova Tuesday, and on
Wednesday morning sent IL message to the
assembly rcgretting to hear that the assembly
had dcviated from the line of its duty mark
ed out by the treaty of Berlin and had been
occupying itself with the matters entirely
outside its jurisdiction. He strongly desired
that no more time be wasted in discussing
matters concerning which the assembly had
no power of action or even suggestion.
The message occasioned considerable OK
citcmcnt among the members, and it soon be-
came evident that the whole subject Of Euro
pean deputation and the memorials was over
thrown by the princes note. Cries arose
from all parts of the hall that the constitu-
ton should be Immediately proceeded WITH
and motion to that effect was carried.
The secretary ordered to read the con-
stitution. which at last after weeks wasted in
useless discussions over union with Bulgaria,
is laid formally before the assembly,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, March u. Rev. L. Ridley for
merly missionary to India, has accepted the
new Bishopric of British Columbia.
Prof. Anderson the chess player, died at
Brcslau.
At Il cotercnce of the German shipping
trade, the deficiency i'll trade the past year,
was estimated at over eight and half million
dollars. Several owners of vessels will not
send ships to sea th. spring.
Several princes and ambassadors have ar
rived at Berlin, to celebrate the Emperors
birthday. The ceremonies will be circum-
.cribed. owing to the poor health Of the En-
peror.
The Tagblatt mentions n rumOr that the
French ambassador, st. Waller, has rendered
his resignation, consequent upon differences
with Bismarck.
A well known Russian countess is arrested
as a Nihilist
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The Kcnnebcc Journal Of this morning
saws Mr.. Harrison Baker has been appoint
ed by the Governor, CLERK in the Education
al Department under Mr.. Luce" This is
one of the Journals mistakes. as there has
been no such appointment. and Mr.. Luce is
is doing the work Of his Office without assis-
taacc.- Correspondent of Press and Argus.
We .dvisc the new local of the Press and
Argus. in attempting to correct what he calls
the mistakes ofhis ncighbors to be careful that
he himself i right. Mr.. Harrison Baker has
been appointed by the Governor, Clerk in
the Educational Department, and will enter
upon the duties of his Office the LIST of April.
Mr.. Luce is not doing the work of his Office
without assistance; Mr.. Plumncr of Winter
port has been his clerk in the Office all win
ter and is now employed there.
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ANOTHER HORROR.
4 French Floating Battery Founders in
Gale.


TorLoN, March II. The French floating
battery Arrogantc. foundcrcd of IIycre. in
the gale Wednesday. Forty-seven were
drowned out of crew of l22. The storm
arose during the firing practice, end the Ar
rogante sprung aleak
The ship Souverain WAS near by, but una
bic to render assistance.
An effort was made to beach the Arrogante
but she sank about n kiometre from the Isles
of liyeres The Arrogantc's armor is five
inches thick at the water line. She carried
nine six-ton guns, and was 1898 tons burthcn
The engines were 500 horse power.
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PiseatOriaI between Rev.
W. A. Drew and Dr. Martin.

Ny Dea,' Doctor:
Will you allow me to make a suggestion in
relation to that mammoth trout: if II lie II
trout. Instead Of cut ing it up into inches
Ia be divided amongst Your Association.
which would be bat making 1.-TWO bites of a
cherry suppose YOU. rep esenting Your
Association. should engage Mr.. Moulton or
Mrs. D'Arthenay to make large. generous
fish chowdcr Of the whole fish, with the
other "hxins,' and invite all the world and
the rest Of mahkinG" to participate in the
dish A cup fall to eac'i guest would feast
large nunhrr of visitors. Let it be displayed
ON Il large dish upon a table in some public
place. say in Granite building. and presided
over by yourself. Such barbecue would he
AN appropriate disposition TO make of the
monster. Let the rcpast, therefore, be a.
public and general rs possible-an enter
tainment long to be remembered. Let the
table thus be opened, say at O'Clock Satur-
day i. NJ, preparatory to = thankful Sab
bath following Should toasts be offered on
the occasion, will send YOU one to be drank
in the Mooschcad Lake waters that pass our
city in the shape of the kennebec river.
i. :. once had trout sent me from
Moo,rhcad Lake that weighed tweHty-fre
Por"ds. Yours very piscatoralv,
WILLIAM A. Drew.
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a MILEAGE GRAB PROPOSED.
Southern Democrats Busy in Securing
the Plumber.

NEW YoRK, March u. The Hcrald's
Washington special says that the Southern
democrats are circulating paper in the
House for signatures, binding signers to sup
port Il resolution to secure payment of mile
age for the present season.
The law allows mileage for only two ses-
sions, and it is said many who are active in
the Senate have expended nothing for travel
ing expenses.
1t is stated that on Monday the rules will
be- suspended and Il resolution passed allow
ing mileage for the session.
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E5-see State News on fourth page.
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PENNSYLN ANA.
Oil Productions.

PHILADELPHIA, March n. Leading petro-
lrurn oil producers held q meeting here yes
tcrdav. relative to the action in connection
With rctncrs to limit production and advance
prices The question vas left to the commit
tee which subsequently held n conference
with the rcfincrs. but the latter could not
agree rs to course to pursue. The GO mmt-
tee will go west to consult with the producers
and wait the action of retincrs.
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Ref. Hm. 4. Dyeu ,


Dear Sir-Io our note of this morning is nj
hand. Your suggestion is very pertinent,
and acknowledge its propricty | have
been using my best cndcavors for some time
to increase the Foolish that all the dwell
crS OF our goodlv "Pine Tree State" can
have enough and to spare. But, in this
threat Trout ease. it is too late, my Dear
Sir, to change my programme. Already the
officers Of the kcnnebcc Association have
donned their archaeological armor, and
stand forth in order of battle. with mouths
watering. buttcry look about their eyes,
gridirons heated, broadsword knife in one
hand and trident Cork in the other. and
with faces as immOvablc a. old Neptune
himself. smiling the savory odor from afar
No. Sir, cannot diSappoint these valiant
knights of the rod, who are armed and pre-
pared. AS the law directs" to fight for the
Interests of our Association and that all the
world may have abundance of fish, not even
to CaNi,atc the pOpnlace. We have un-
folded our banners and are the crusaders of
the true faith" and shall keep our face,
constantly toward the Holy Land until We
have lcveled with the dust ''thc Moslcm
Mosque and Pagan Shrine" of ignorance
which hangs over eur inland fisheries Wish
ing N0u many "d'eS PiScdto,t0e." | remain
Yours very respectfully,
&. W. MARTIN.
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4 SINGULAR CASE.
\ Russian Officer Accused OF Picking IA
Iady's Pocket.

BERLIN, March II. Colonel Basiewtc
of the Imperial Russian Guard, visiting this
city, is sentenced to three months imprison-
onnent, being charged with picking lady's
pocket.
The verdict is generally deemed outrage
ously unjust. Basiewitch is supposed to be
the victim of conspiring circumstances. lie
has gone to st. Petersburg to lay the case be-
fore the Car, having been liberated on APP
peal after giving personal security for 300, 900
marks
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

l.. X. Bradbury, ex-governor of Nevada,
died yesterday aged seventy-four years.
A San Francisco despatch says the steam
ship City of Pekin brings 81 Cinnamon.
Arrived at Queenstown steamship State of
Alabama. from Portland.
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Wiscasset Locals.

Temperance seems to have had a new i'm
petus in this place. On the til inst. by the
influence Of C.. ID. Starbirl. State Deputy,
and Rev. Mr.. Ilillman. special deputy from
Portland it was thought best by some to in
stitutc Good Tcmpli rs Lodge here but
many not fully uniors anding it at the time,
changed their minds. Under these crcuni-
stances at thri7 meeting Tuesday evening, it
WAS voted TO adjourn SINE die. After this
procce led to the fprmiti m Of a local society
to be called the Poop cs' Temperance Assoc
citation of Wi.ca<sct. with W. \. Boothbv
Pres. AMI u. W. Licc and Miss lisa b.
West. Vice Presidents {. T.. Emerson. See. :
ID. S;inSon. Treas. sId Rev. {. :. Haskell
Chaplain. After a. pointing the various
committees the plc' &c presented for
signatures about tw, nty-nrc signing. We
are in hopes to make a success of the institu-
ton and be the mcai : of doing great good.
The steam saw MIL at Birch Point. run by
Haynes Dewitt. il ready, will commence
operations next Tue sdav.
Hon. l. T. lIoh,on will probably have logs
to start his mill by the first of April. This
mill has been running night and day nearly
all winter. la ing been shut down only about
two weeks.
Our young men are stricken with the wes-
tern te;cr. Two Young men started Monday
for Kansas. \ man and family started
Wcdn 'sdav for Chicago, and three more
young men start Monday next for Kansas.
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Gov. Alonzo Gsrc.lon. with Hon. J. X.
Foster of Bangor, one of his Council, visited
the deaf and dumb asylum ut Hartford, We'd
nesday They spent the entire forenoon and
afternoon in visiting the different classes. and
making special inquiries in regard to all the
pupils froin Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22

4 gentleman from Ward three. who was
present at the citizens grecnback caucus re-
marks to the Hon. Greenlief Haskell. that al
though he WAS distanccd at the quarter pole,
he led on the home stretch by several lengths.
- Maine Standard.
TO which 'tlc Hon. Greenlicf Haskell"
would naturally respond that in the race al
ludcd to the Hon Daniel Moore abandoned
his own horse, and mounting two others that
dtiaf beio"g 10 him rode up the home
stretch in borrowed pfnmes' For this breach
of the rules of all we'll regulated trottng
courses, he il henceforth rUied of the track
He ean nerer ride the greenboek horse again.
but must stick to the old worn-out democratic
donkeu.
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sidney Locals.


Simeon Hastings, Esq, and Mr.. F. r. ABB
bot started last Monday for California. Mr..
Hastings had previously spent some five or
six years there. but returned wear and a
halt ago and purchased the John Dow place.
His wife remains here. Mr.. Abbot. who ac-
companies him. is brother Of the Young
man who was accidentally killed the other
day by the falling of a hay press The meet
ing- that have been held in Dist No. }. the
past winter. are closed for the present. ON
account of bad travelling. There have been
several cases Of diphthcria. lately. but nonv
have proved fatal. There are no new eases
Give il t. the children. Physicians pre-
scribe it. ThouSan'l> use it, Sold by drug
gifts. DR.. Balls Cough Syrup. Price -
cents.
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In August, 1873, Capt. Edwin .. Dorr Of
schooner "Olio" of Bucksport, rescued two
of the .hipwrecksd crew Of the British schoon-
err ''Codseeker" of Darlington, \. h., in recog-
milton of which the government of the Do
minisn of Canada have presented Capt. Dorr
with Il fne gold watch
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

Erening Report.
NEW YORK, March II.
HMoney loaned at . a. T. cent. call, closing at
"A per cent.
Sterling, $50 isGi for long. and 49, ise for short
sight.
Carrying rates, 1-52- borrowing rates, sig.
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ADA.
Railroad Matters.

OTTAWA, March II. 4 contract was sign
ed to-day for section b, Canada Pacific rail
way. The contractors intend leaving at once
for Winnipeg to arrange for commencing
work AS carly IA possible. The amount OF
the contract il 81 $50, 900.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
4 Remarkable Ascension.

LiTILEroS. March 81 J. &. Lindsey. the
signal officer at Mt. Washington, acco mpan-
led by his wife and Mrs. {. &. Kcniev of
Littleton, asccndcd Mt. Washington ycstcr-
day in three hours fifteen minutes. the first
case Of ladies ASCENDING in winter.
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Marine Disaster.

Bark IIomeward Bonnd. sol tons. in bal
last, went ashore on the beach near Squam,
Friday morning. The crew from Long
Branch has gone to her. The vessel was
built at Buck>port, Me, and was owned in
Srar>port by G. Gilmore y Co., and com
manded by Capt. Mcrryman.
\ later despatch says the crew of fifteen
were saved. The captain SAYS he had heavy
weather the entire passage. In the forenoon
1t was very thick and supposed by my rcck-
oning, we were twenty miles from the shore,
when she struck. She is high on the beach.
head off, in good coalition, and the pr ,spects
for getting her off are good
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Eleven hundred money orders were cashed
at this office, Postmaster and clerks being
employed dav and evening.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


HIpnlrnoRo March u. Andrev Mser-
kins suicided by cutting his throat this fore
noon, from dependency having been an in
valid several wears
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NEW YORK.
Verdict.

NEW YoEK, March u. The jury in the
case of NJ. Bennett. editor and publisher OF
The Truth seeker gave verdict of gull
~ of sending ohscence pamphlets called
"CupidS lokcs." through the mails.
Relief for The SnAcrers.
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds,
backing to easterly, stationary temperature
and rising followed by stationary or falling
barometer
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INDIAN
Destructive Fire,

CADIz, March n. Ross 4 Chickering's
dry goods store, Latondes drug store, and
Cooper's barn, filled with noted theron Oh
breeds, are burned. Loss, $50, 200.
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MISS(Dl ri,
Arrested.

Sr. LorIS. March u. John Manham. who
shot and killed an actress on the stage AT San
Antonio, Texas, last July, was arrested in an
audience at the Colosseum last evening. The
murdered woman's jewelry wa, found on his
person.
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Railroad Matters.

The Southwestern Railroad Association
failed to agree on pooling percentages at st.
LOUIS, yesterday, and meet ut Chicago, April
Sth.
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SENATOR BLAINE.
Vote Of Thanks by the Young Mems
Republican Club ut San Francisco.

New York. March II. The Young Mems
Republican Club of SSH Francisco, last eve
ming passed resolution of thanks to Senator
Blaine, for his antChinese speech delivered
in Congress.
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LAwRrNCr. March ~. The safe of the Ar
lington Mills WAS opened last night. ana ST.,
300. with which the employees were to aave
been paid to-day, distracted. No clue to the
robbers
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An adjourned meeting of the Board of Al
dermcn will be held this forenoon. at ten
O'Clock, for the further election Of city officers,
and the transaction of other business.
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NEBR ASK A..
ResigllatiOn.

KANSAS, March u. +. +. Oats, general
superintendent of the Kansas Pacific, has re-
signed. :. T. Smith, receiver, assumes the
duties Of general superintendent for the pres
ant
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KENTUCKY.
Burglar Shot.

New York, March u. a special says that
Mathew Creed found burglar in his store at
jamestown, Kentucky, last night and shot
him dead.
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" ASIIINGTON.
Committee Work.

WAsuiNGroN, March II. The 81 airman Of
the House democratic caucus appointed the
following committee to confer with the Sen
ate caucus committee, to determine the order
order OF business during the extra session
Mcssrs. Chalmers, Carlisle. Cox, Ewing.
Springer, Tucker Atkins, Clymer, Regain,
Bickncll and Phelps.
The Senate committee on privileges and
ator Rollins of New Hampshire. in all argu-
ment, thi, afternoon, supporting the validity
of the formers appointment by the Governor
of that State, to fill the vacancy in the SEN
ate. Further consideration was postponed to
Tuesday.
Nominations.
The President sent the following nomina-
tons to the Senate:
Clarence King. director of geological sur
vcv.
Francis A. Walker of Conn, Supt. of cen
su>.
David II. Strother, Consul General of Mex
leo.
James Poluck, naval officer of Philadcl-
phia.
Willard NJ. Dunn, Postmaster of Water
vile. Me.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the 1 per cent loan to-
day. are $41, $50.
Cattle Trade.
The state commissioner. Patrick. issued an
order providing for transportation of COWS or
store cattle, out OF several counties on the
Hudson, where plVuro-pneumOnia is prcva-
lent.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
creenback Convention.

CINCINNATI, March II. The State green
back convention at Frankfort, Ky, yester-
day. was composed of about one hundred
delegates. They nominated full State
ticket " it'll .Jamcs Stewart for Governor.
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Constitutional Convention.

New ORLEANS, March 81. About humid
red demoo rats and thirty-four republicans
md Independents are elected to the constitu-
ional convention.
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Eben +. Pilsbury was last year City So
calls upon II. NJ Heath, Esq. the newly
elected City Solicitor. in the columns of the
Standard, edited by the aforesaid Eben, to
decline the Office. Don't whine. Eben
Have you forgotten the soldicr-like fortitud,
acquired upon the martial fields of kingfeld:
Your childish rage At losing the only office
you ever held Is strange in a military hero.
You err, however. Ia sniveling and CRYING
like whipped baby. in the columns Of your
own paper. Because Mr. Heath publicly an
nounced that he was not a candidate for any
office in the city. poor whipped Eben bcscech-
es him to decline this election. We are pre-
pared to prove by the testimony Of all the Re
publican aldermen that Nr. Heath was not a
candidate for the office, that he told Alderman
Hobbs that he did not want it, and still fur
Their that he advised the selection Of another
attorney. Neither Mr.. Heath, nor his friends
tn his know ledge, approached either of the
Aldermen in his behalf. He never knew his
name was under consideration until informed
in the journal office that he had been unani-
mously nominated. He was only induced
to accept it by the advice of many friends.
the Mayor and other members ofthe city gov
ernmcnt.
The Centennial Jubilee Singers. from IIar-
per's Ferry, Va, will sing at the Methodist
church ON SUNDAY morning. and will give II
concert at the same place on Monday ever
ins, for the benefit of the Peoples church,
Boston, and the Girls Boarding hall at Stor-
cr College.
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Rev. +. o. Ward will preach in the Hall
school house, Mt Vernon tomorrow, at .
o'clock l.. NJ
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tHarrirn.

In this city, Mar l., hv Rev. /. q. Ward, willard
Davis 10 MR.. Lille f. Decker both of this CITY
In An>on. Mar. Ii, Geo. W. Russell, TO Alice NJ
Davis. both of Arson.
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Mr.. r. W. Brann. of Ward 4. has flock
of twelve chickens two weeks old.
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Lung complaints. Bronchitis, coughs,
asthma sore throat catarrhal cough. Group,
Sc. cured by .fdamSoA's Botdnic Baisom.
Price 81 cts. +&wlw