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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
spirituaIism by DR. Harrisop-Our

" III
citizens were highly favored Thursday night
last, in having DIR. Harrison to lecture on
the above named subject The Reverend
gentlemen began his lecture by stating that
should not be studied in a trifiing Spirit
lie then spoke of the possibility, probability
and fact in regard of communications be-
tween this and the spirit world. That such
communication as spiritualists claim has not
been established, he then clearly showed.
The spirit passing from the body is the same
in the other world as in this, if unreliable
here they must be there, and we have no
means of determining which are true and
which are false-hence such communication
with the extra mundane sphere is not de-
sirable, it is not a .ttct. The pretended COM
munications are to be accounted for by leg
erdemain, magnetic or mesmeric influence.
He then stated that he has proven satisfac-
torily that spiritualists were not able to an
swer questions with certainty concerning
the extra mundane sphere. He had applied
to the most celebrated without receiving
answers, when even they acknowledged the
questions to be reasonable that he had
challenged them to do their utmost and
offered to duplicate their performances
Where circles are formed having good
mediums, questions are sometimes answered,
but never unless the answer is known or
has been known to some one present. We
can only give in this notice some of the fine
points made. At times the Doctor rose to II
high pitch of eloquence, and his closing re-
marks seemed sublime. His good advice,
we hope, may be followed by those among
III who have been troubled upon these points.
Let us, in his language, abe thankful for
that which is revealed, and wait till the thin
vail separating this from the spirit world is
taken down, when we shall see as we are
seen, and know as We are known" This is
the second lecture that our Methodist friends
have procured for the community and we
understand they have another in contcmpla-
ton They are certainly interesting and in
structivc and we hope they may be well
sustained
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
Tribute OF Respect.
Febraarg sd, 1880.

WmEREAs, II has pleased Almighty God,
the Great Master Of the universe, "a remove
by death, our friend and brother William H.
NinsOn, ono Of the oldest and most faith
ful members and very efficient officer ol
this Grange, and a member Of the Church Of
Christ; therefore he IL
Resoioed, That while we bow with sub
mission % the affecting dispensation Of Di-
vine Providence, We cannot but mourn with
sorrow the loss OF our friend and brother
and hereby tender our heartfelt sympathie-
10 the family Of the deccased-rejoicing with
them in the knowledge that hs died trusting
for salvation in and through the blood OF
tho Lord Jesus Christ
Re@toaf, That the Secretary ofths Grange
send under is seal copy Of this paper tu
the family Of the deceased, and 10 the county
papers for Publication.
n u. TsCnIFFELY, Secg
Darnestown, No SO, Feb. u, 1880
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
"Reminiscences OF Governor Francis

"Reminiscences OF Governor Francis
Thomas In two more issues Of The Ma
rytdhd UntOa, besides the present number,
the "reminiscences of Gov Francis Thomas,
by " Revere" will he concluded. Nothing
has appeared in the papers Of this county
for years that has awakened such a general
interest among the old friends and admirers
Of Governor Thomas, us these "reminiscences,
and general desire has been expressed to
lis by scores, TO know the name Of the author,
but we were unable to crafty that curiosity,
as we did not learn it unit IA day or two
ago. We have not the pleasure of per
sonal acquaintance with the author, but
have known him by reputation for some
time and nc occupies high position in the
for his ability and eloqucncc. We feel our
selves greatly indebted to him for his
sketches Of Francis Thomas and in the
name of our readers who greatly enjoyed
them-wc thank him for the rare treat
which he had the goodness to furnish.
We copy the above complimentary notice
from The MatyIand Union, published in
Frederick. We hope soon 10 furnish our
readers with another production from Rev
erie" entitled "Thc Crawford Heirs, or The
Lost Will" When this will was Offered
for probate in the Circuit Court of Prince
Georges county last fall, after thirty years
litigation, Chief Justice Brent remarked
that il was the greatest legal romance which
the judicial records of this or any country
has ever produced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Grange There will be public meet
ing, under the auspices Of the Jamestown
Grange, at the Academy building, on Satur-
day, the 18th instant, Mt 2 O'Clock, which
will be addressed by Past Master Isaac
Young. All are invited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Ne- Axts, Springs, Bar Iron, Steel, CARR
aye aud Bnlders' Hardware Of every deg
cripiion, NJ lowest market rates
HORSE SHOES mud Nails. al bottom prices.
"EXCEISiOR,' for making Mattresses, al
low rates, according to quantity
TEMPLATE, Shcet-lron, Solder and MI kinds
Of Timers supplies
WOODEN-WARE, Brushes and I,roolns, at
Factory Rates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
LIME! LIME!
MRS. BOWIE and
wi MISS GARDENERS
Boarding and Day School,
ROCKVILLE, Md,

- The exercises Of the school will he re-
sumcd September 18th, 1870.
E-o- They will be assisted ia Yosa and
instrumental Music by Miss Ba0OKs, OF Va.
"a F0r circulars aud further Information
apply TO the Principals
aug 2g-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

stoves and Tinware Attention Is
called 10 the card Of Mr. Henry Welt, who
has for several years been engaged In bust
ness in this place, aud whose work, we learn,
has given universal satisfaction. Those in
want Of anything in this line Of business
should give him call.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Mr. Patterson haz offered bills in the
House OF Delegates To ok the compensation
for keeping and feeding prisoners in our Jail
and 10 fix the salary OF the Crier Of the
Court for this county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
PROCLAMATION.
No More Sick Horses or Cattle.

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''I, ny ~. '", Law, IeT, , a1"E vi, VIM,
IN ,'nii;'' 80" ", ,.a1.'y Wv? III ,, 1871 49,,
OF lhe globe and their name and fame is w.rld
T.e,. 10 ,o, ,i,,.u, Il, vo,..,,
80 ,,,sc,;co =, H.. II'rs.' o.. o.. Wv H.
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MAI rar. h,isan,I.' ,,r'','a",iaa ,'.. '.,
IA aYo,. n,r, ~ d. 49, ~ nr.',ia" 80 49,
dia,. reisT !. giv",
The b.oi tn,ern,l IrIce,,,;o,o hannah an
deran,;o,nsn,s and ,,iyo ,ho s,o,,'no I ,'s",'",
| Ion. F''r''
| M S,ock o,v,., naod doooai, .,r. ,.hus,
,his npvpu.yA,tINa rom.Jv r.n hs nh,ain.d
and ,he rrn,,a,iou ,hcy hsar rrou, Aft o,,.r,cr.
~ 10 oi,ho 4, III ,,' IT, ~, ~, i"'' ".o
| ,hov hayo o,,ai,.d corrah,,ra,.y ~ ,.s,t.
aisis ac ,l,a ,,a,,i. ~ III o,a.a ,os,''no
They have cured ihoussnds Of eases conceded
| incuruble.
| The many ailments OF each class OF animals
and their various forms are too extended to
discuss but we guarantee IN each case ten
told remuneration Tor the small investment
that places them within reach OF the most
humble who have 10 rely on their stock for
support.
The majority are more directly interested in
Horses and TO them we say, one trial will con-
vince you 'na' ,ney "oik wonders ana no
'nA.o' no" uoou"u' '"e e"se you WIN ihva-
I =. oen,"'"u n"u ,o"r ""'""h 'naue
a"u AeP' "'"''"y ny 'p''r ""
ENGLISH CONDITION POWDERS
uIe cefu.ln anu Speedy remedy no mnt'er
~n'' tne u's'"se Is OF now complicated Ihey
are sol temporary o"' nave invariably
proven 10 oeh Ihuieai cure.
Iney restore heA'ih ana produce hesb milk
nno Dnuer Ihey nid digestion nnd assimi-
md w;,l hs tonnd insst.a.Ia .aa 'ne 800"
So 40 80. 60 a,..s '
1,,,s, 40, III. ,h.' nan. ,,,.
,yd.,s ,h,, ~, a. 49,. ~ - - 49,,
ts;rLs a., - 80 - -, '
aixavs hs vssd sra. .r, .s v",. 80 "a,,
~, .',d ea, ha ,i q: ',i a.,' on
sol ~ s H.. :" ""' "'"''' VI ''"'o"
W" ,,..,,..
Va Inc following TESTIMONIALS speak
OF their mstits;
baltimore, Jane I7lh, 1873.
We have been handling your English Con-
diiion Powders for sOms time past and find
that their merits, as compared with similar
ompounds, meet ID want seldom or at all
found In goods Of a similar class. With Pa.
irons Of lIusbandry they are growing into
favor rapidly Signed
H. U. DEVklbS, AEt Nd. State Orange
u.v,. . BAL, baltimore po, E'S G sSI6l isIe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Faithful In Death Considerable in
terest was manifested in the ncighborhood
of Montrose during the past two or three
weeks over the sudden and unexpected dis
appearance of an old colored man named
Pleasant Riley.
1t appears that old man Riley had for
some time been seriously indisp0sed, and
suddenly becoming deiirious he arose dur
ing the night and wandered to neiglibor-
ing marsh, where, few days ago, his body
and that of his faithful dog were found
locked in DEATH
We have often read Of stirring instances OF
the devotion of this animal for his master
and particularly in the legends of the High
lands Of Scotland, but have been generally
impressed with the belief that they were fab
ulous, and only narrated in order 10 lend
additional interest and excitement to the
story.
In this case, however, the facts are literally
true The animal, as though by natural
instinct, followed the footsteps Of his deliri-
Gus master to the spot at which his remains
were found, and there kept asilent and faith
lul watch through the long weary nights and
days until he shared the same fate
Justice Bouic held an inquest over the re-
mains Of the old man, and the jury returned
II verdict that he came to his death by rea-
son Of exposure. In the grave with the
old man was placed the remains of his faith
ful companion. lIe had been true TO him in
life, and in death they rest together
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
REDUCTION In PRICES.
BENJAMIN MILLER
l03 BTeigc Street,
GEO ETC N, d g
We now offer our Winter Dry
Goods
at greatly reduced prices !
BLANK ETS-BLANKETS

LILA N IA ~ Io--ljIA N N II -.
\ large stock of l0-4 White blankets at
81 per pair lO-4 Gray Bhukcis At S 80 per
pair aud up Bed comforts al S 90 and up.
LADIES CLOAKS.
splendid stock Of double width Beaver
Cloth Tor Ladies Gloaks and mems Ovcreuais
at 81 u, 81 10, SO 90, sud 81 80 Orr few
remaining Black Cloth Clo,ks will be- sold or
yer, low Cl"aks al 81 90 aud up.
CLOTHS. SlIAWLS. CASSI NJ FIRES
Doubls width water iro"f cloths At G0c
Tic 0Oc., M - 90.
good STOCK OF Winner Shnwls sold very
low.
Mourning goods OF all kinds
Black Shu~ls. Crrp Vols Black Dtrss
Goods b.
B,renir, in Cloths and Ctssimcrcs llcnvy
goods which can Ice worn all the year around
from 30. to ) 90 per yard
CASHMERES
Lrau,il,A line III Bark Cnslnncrrs from
3jc ut On: all wnul Cnshmcrcs black, ~
well rs Colors -nt j0e per yard, are superior
goods.
BARGAINS.
Indirs' Dress Goods in handsome shades az
Zoe he li'. 2Or aud BE
Bargains IN lidi's' Felt Skirls nj Doe aud
1jc Handsome red or blue skirts 81 90
CARPETS.
Great Inducements in carpets nj 3jc 40c.,
aud Foe Fine All @ool carpets at zoe 75c.,
and 8nc
NOTIONS
White l,nncs re, zoe aud BE.
Red tnn"ls lsc. 10 and 2hc.
Frnihrr-proof lickings zoe. and 25c
TNo.huiinn kid gloves Doe Toe, aud 81
l:ihnohs ldccs. I,nlilings. Grnls' Furnish
ings, Gio'rs, Il"scry, Re-.
A BARGAIN IN CALICOES.
Good ~ leg srdum and dark cacoes at
b. Light shifting slylrs also nj DC.
bundles oi CalicOos NJ lie. per pound
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

photographs. 49, We lately VISITED the
studio of Rice Bros, 1919 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, ID. c., and would adj
wise our readers who desire a counterfeit Of
themselves to patronize this excellent studio.
The samples shown us were emphatically
Che best we have ever seen. Give them a
call when you go 10 town and be- convinced
They will sh NV you their studio. the new
process Of taking photographs, and how
they take the smallest to The largest photo.
graphs. A word 30 the wise Is sufficient
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
CONDENSED Locals.

c. G. Rhodes, formerly of this county, has
been appointed magistrate-at-large for Bal
timore city.
A. B. Davis, Esq, of this county, has been
appointed by the Governor one of the man
ayers of the Industrial School for Girls.
Albert G. Merriwether, John II. Gibson,
William Il. Jones, Reynolds S. Patterson,
Samuel J. Hopkins, Samuel S, Boswell,
Clayton Williams, and Robert NJ. Mackall,
have been appointed officers of Registration
for this county.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court for this
county has sent the records of forty ierIiIi-
ger cases of Crenshaw and twenty cases of
Raisin Il Co. against citizens of this coun-
ty to the Clerk of Howard county, where
these cases will be heard.
Mr.. Owen, of this county, chairman of a
Select Committee, reported favorably, bill
entitled an Act to create a now election dis
trict in Montgomery county, to be known
as Gaithersburg District Number Nine,
or the Ninth election district" of Mont
gomery.
The parties who took a number of boards
from the roadway in front of the farm of
Chandler Keys, almost two weeks ago, are
known, and unless they are promptly re
turned the said parties will be exposed and
presented to the Grand Jury at the next
term of court
Mr.. Nathan Page, farmer whose prop
erty is in the neighborhood of Germantown,
had stack of rye, which contained several
tons of straw, consumed by fire ON Friday
OF last week The stack, it is supposed, was
set on fire 10y the discharge Of n gun in the
hands Of some reckless Nimrod
Mr.. David Croft, Of Middletown, Fredcr-
lex county, the well-known saddle and har-
ness maker, will be on hand during the
first week of March court with II large as
sortmcnt of goods in his line Mr. c. has
justly acquired the reputation of selling the
best Of articles at the lowest prices, and our
people should give him call
Mr., Samuel Strong, with the aid Of Gen
eral Ben. Butler, has been suing the Com
missioners of the District for 100000, al
legged to be due him on contracts Mr..
Francis Miller, on behalf Of the District,
has for the past eleven weeks been contend
ing that nothing was due TO Mr. Strong,
and on Friday last received verdict in
favor of the District
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Accidents.--Mr. Isaac O. Rabbit, who
resides at the lower section Of this district,
fell from a ladder Sunday evening last, by
the giving away Of the rounds which he
was climbing to the stable loft, and broke
one of his ribs
Mr.. John G. Bohrcr, who resides in the
ncighborhood OF the former gentleman, fell
from load of hay last week and broke
three Of his ribs and collar bone
We learn that both Of these gentlemen
are steadily recovering from their injuries,
which news will he gratifying 10 their many
friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

lNilflA0
FLOWS. CULTlVATORS, &c.
300 One, 2 aud 3-Iorsc Minor and Horton
PlOws;
300 Farmers Frirnd puws;
500 Double aud Sinsl" Shuycl 'lowr,
200 Wood aud Iron Frame Cul'ivniorp
loo b"bllir aud Single iiaruWs;
200 Tons pluw Cnsiiups for AZ rnltrrua NJ
IlUwf
800 Pairs Trace Clmius:
1000 Back iiands;
300 Pillow llHmrs;
500 Horse aud Mule collars,
1000 Pinw l.inrs
300 Sets Dlnhlc aud Singh Harness
200 l,dhiue SddIc-;
800 Pillow iiridlcs;
1000 Curunhrr Wood Pumps.
300 C'nls ('ssnr'ed sizrs) Of Rope"
300 Well Buckets;
1000 krg. Of Nails;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
VIM. NJ. DAVIS q son,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS.

NE would respectfully inform the citizens
w Of ROCKVILLE aud tho public gen.
erall, that We are now prepared 10 do Kalso.
mining, Gliding, Graining, Glazing, Paper.
Hanging. Furniture Painting and Vanishing.
no- Orders respectfully solicited and Al.
tended 10 promptly
Es-Phce Of business adjoining Joseph ".
llaney's Carpenter shop Rockville,
july ls-if
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Destructive Fire Thursday of
last week, in the afternoon, the old building
known "a Whites tavern, situated on the
Seventh street pike and near Sligo, in this
county, took fire in the upstairs from do.
fectiye lluc. This building was occupied
10y Mr.. Thomas j. Bean, who conducted
the business Of a hotel and merchandising.
All the articles of every description in the
building, excepting one bed, with four hun
drel dollars in money, were consumed by the
fire The household articles and stock of
goods were insured for their full value
The building, belonging TO Mrs Eccleston,
WIS not insured
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
H.HRDW.HRE!

Which was purchased before the late
advance in prices. And all ask is To
look at my stock and not to buy unless
you find it Ia your advantage tn do 50.
| can and do sell cheaper than any other
House this side If New York Soc below
Il pnrtial list of my immense stock in
stare:
300 Tons Peruvian Gu,no. ~ dry eondi-
ton;
100 Tons Turner E&ccleinr
100 Tons Aminuilird Bone;
300 Tons Fresh Ground Plaster;
TOO rous Pure Bone Dust
l0u Tons purr Zone Flour
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
Change of Schedule. -

Change OF scheduIe.-A petition is he
fore the Post Office Department asking for
II change Of schedule in the arrival and de-
parture Of the mail between Rockville and
Ofutts X Roads. The proposed change is
~ follows: Leave Ohutt's X Roads on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at six
O'Clock, T.. NJ, arriving at Rockville on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7;t5
A. NJ. Leave Rockville, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays upon the arrival Of the
Washington mail and reach Ofutts X
Roads at IL O'Clock NJ, the same day. This
will be great convenience to our friends at
Offutts X Roads, receiving their mail much
earlier in the day and preventing their out
going mail from lying over at Rockville for
twenty -four hours. The Department has
already determined to give daily mail be-
tween Rockville and Offutts X Roads as
soon as the bill appropriating money for this
increase and Others shall have passed Con-
grcss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

CHOICE TIMOTHY SEED, GLOVER AND
ORCHARD GRASS
HERD $ AND BLUE GRASS,
SEED WHEAT AND RYE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

Order out of Chaos Captain AN
derson has been notified by Comptroller
Heating that, unless restrained by some le-
gal process in tho matter pending between
himself and 5. Il. White, Esq, on or before
the 28th inst, he would honor the draft of
A. b. Davis, ESD, for the amount OF money
in the treasury due the school commissioners
of Montgomery county.
Captain Anderson in order to bring about
an early adjustment Of this unfortunate diff
Guilty at once, proceeded to Annapolis and
through his counsel, Hon. W. Ii. Tuck, has
filed in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county, bill of injunction, which, among
other things, recites that the present law
giving to the Judges of the Circuit Court the
appointment of School Commissioners is un-
constitutional, and that consequently there
is no legal Board since that which was
elected by the people in 1868, under which
said Board he was elected Secretary, etc,
and that by virtue OF such election he is the
only person authorized to execute the du-
ties appertaining to the office OF Secretary
Treasurer and Examiner of the Board of
school commissioners in this county
Judge Miller, of the Circuit Court, has re-
fused to grant the injunction prayed for, and
Judge Tuck has taken an appeal. In con
sequence of this refusal to grant the injunc-
ton the Comptroller has concluded to pay
over the money to A. b. Davis, Esq, to-day,
MIR. Davis having satisfactorily arranged to
return TO the Comptroller the same in case
the Court OF Appeals should reverse Judge
Millcr's decision
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27

&a.Sole ARcnlsfor Kelley Steel Barb Fence
Wife--bcsl and cheapest III use.
Va Al! grades of Wheel Stock kept Ia
stock md furnished to order nj short notice
GIVE NE 4 GALL.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
Death of Henry Hodges, Esq.-In the

performance of our journalistic duties it has
an event, or one which has awakened so
much regret and sympathy as that of the
death of this most worthy citizen and esti-
mable gentleman. The announcement of
munity, doubtless with deeper, but never
with truer Borrowing.
Mr.. Hodges was native of Prince Georges
County, and whilst quite youth removed
with his father, Benjamin Hodges, Esq, to
this county, where he resided up to the time
Of his death. In early manhood he married
Miss Mary Bailey, eldest daughter of Joseph
Bailey, Esq, of this county
His stirling worth, unbemished moral
character, added to his smiable, confiding
and generous disposition won for him host
of friends and made him most agreeable
tireside companion. Thoroughly domestic
in his habits, it was around his own hearth
stone, where his many virtues were best OK
hibited and most appreciated, and where the
void will be most sadly and keenly realized
For them no more the blazing hearth shall
burn,
Or busy housewife ply her evening care !;
No children run to lisp their sires return,
Or climb his knees, the envied kiss to
share"
To see the strong limbs settle into the re-
pose of death is sad at any time, but there
are circumstances connected with this event
which invest it with unwonted and melan-
choly interest In the unclouded fullness
of the beautiful summer time of life, "ere
the shadows had fallen westward" midst
the birth of flowers and tiny music sweet
as the sound of silver bells, fresh as
1.-The breezy call ofincense, breathing morn,"
trembling upon lips rounded and dewey
with the sweetness of hope and innocence
the imperial summons came. Death is not
afraid OF the sunshine, for he comes when
its warm and whilst the flowers are bloom
ing the rustic of leaves do not startle him,
the voice Of music hath no charms, indeed he
loves music and flowers for has not IA
dainty singer" declared that he reaps
"The bearded grain at a breath
And the flowers that grow between"
Under the clear blue sky of heaven he was
placed to rest in an humble chamber guiltess
of ornament, and over its roof of clay the
tears of those whom he most loved are fall
ing thick and fast. All, grief, thy feelings
are holy and sacred, rocked on the swells of
pure bosom i'll storm and calm, by sun
light and starlight, poarling the pillows of
troublous humanity, unwrent and spotless,
till thou art torn from thy iastenings and
flung crashing 10 the cold and silent earth
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-27
SEEDS

AND \ LARGE SELECTED STOCK OF
GARDEN SEED AND GARDEN
FOOLS