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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-02-18
- En- Sherman klubb" har bill

En- Sherman klubb'' har bill
dats New York.
Bayard Hr Observation-Disclosures.
mas favorit tillpresidentkandidat
- Mr. w. B. Astor egeri Florida
en- smalsparig jernvag, som g1r
CODA affarer.
I Sioux City hafya allaredan
till de n6dlidande j Irland insamlats
$1,O14.23.
Senator Lamar har atervxndt
till Washington, men hans helso.
tillstand xr betankligt.
Gen. Robert e. Schlenck, f.
d. minister till England, ligger j
Washington for dUden.
--Californias senat har beslutat
genom att r6sta 33 mot 5 att icke
yidare hafva nagon kaplan.
/. t. y ! u ~ n 81 Il
- Texas demokratiska statskon.
vention skall hallas j Galveston tbs.
dagen den 90 april.
- Jakob Erickson, 10 Or, afbr6t
hdrom dagen ena armen unde,
skridskoakning pa en- bana i La
Crosse, Wis.
Kemmler, Ayilken sistlidns
juni j Holyoke, Mass, d1dade sins
TIRE barn, har f0rklarats vara frar
sina sinnens bruk.
En- Ohio man har stamt sin
egen moder pa SIC, 900 skadeersatt
ming, emedan hon ON honon
kringf6rt vanhedrande tai.
Exporter utaf petroleum ocl
petroleum -produkter under decem
ber 1879 var tya tredjedelar st6rrs
an under samma manad 1873.
Senator Edmunds ar femtit
ett az och af inkomsterna pa si1
lag office har han sammansparat e1
ormogenhet, som M uppgar I'll
5000, ,0OO. n.
Pat Washing tor, hvilken d0.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-02-18
Egypte'n.

Vid Tantah pa regerlngens
jernvag har en- stor sammanstot-
ming intraffat mellan EFT indiskt
passageraret&g fran Suez och ett
lasttag. En- f6rare d6dades, och
fere passagerare skadades. Vag-
narne f6rst0rdes ] grund.
Frankrike.
q Genom fransk-tyska kriget
forlorade Frankrike 13, 939, 600, 600
francs.
Eft stort antal frigifna kom-
munster vantas skola denna vecka
AMANDA till Brest fran Noumea,
New Caledonia. Bland dem befn-
ner sig den val kanda forfattaren
och journalisten Henri Brissac,
Italien.
Eft telegram fran Messina
meddelar, att angaren Vega med
professor Nordenski0ld passerade
torsdags matt Messina for Neapel.
Sa smart underrattelsen ON den be.
ryktade nordpolfararens ankomst
hunnit sprida sig, vidtogos Neapel
stora tillrustningar for hans vardi-
ga emottagande. Hvarje tag har
medfort bes6kare, hvilka 6nska
sammantraffa med Nordenski0ld.
Hotellen hafya fyllts med CASTER.
ALA. fartyg faggade. Tidigt pa
eftermiddagen tillkannagaf EFT fer
ran kannonskott Nordenski0lds an
komst, och nyheten spred sig utef.
ter kusten fran Capri till Sorrento,
fran Castellamare. till Spiaggia della
Mauriella. En- salut fran Castello
del Ovo framkallade eko j den gam.
la staden och klockan 5 angade
Vega in j hammer. Hon emottogs
af stadens mayor och prefect, mill.
tar, sjo- och civil oficerare, utal
utlandska konsulatet, representan-
terna f6r vetenskapliga sallskap och
tidningsmannen fran Neapel och an
dra stader. Valkomst-adres fran
sades. / hammer lsgo manga skepp
och Wyoming och tva amerikanska
barkar voro de st6rsta af dem ala.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-02-18
GAA6I.A vHRiDE1T
Turkiet.
Oenighet raider j n,inistaren.
Persien.

Tolf tusen persier samla sig
vid Khorassan.
Ryska sGndebudet j Teheran
az beredd att vid f6rsta order lemna
persiska hofvet.
s. Ryssland.
Keisarinnans helsotillstand ar
ytterst daligt. Man vantar hennes
dod hvilken stund som helst. Cza-
rem al ytterst nedslagen och lider
dessutom af katarr.
England.
Angaren Constance, lastad
med kol fran Cardiff till Malta,
kantrade i mandags uti nordsj6n.
Utom tva man, som upptogos Ell
Cd amerikansk angbat, omkommo
ala.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-02-18

uppgifves, att Mr.. Washburn ej ar
en- kandidat f0r presidenturen.
Man ma s6ka att Sc delta p&staende
j sitt rata ljus. Han ar icke en- kan
didat, sa lange Grant ar ute pa fall.
tet. Delta gifyer vid handen, att
Washburn f6rstar sin stallning,
och att han icke will tillata sin
s'boom'' att forringa sin kraft ge-
nom att j f5rtid visa, hvad den j
sk6lden bar. Han ar en- naturlig
arfyinge till Grants styrka och for
lorar intet pa att yanta, tills arfs-
ratten lagligen utfaller. Wash
burns It'd kommer, mar de andra fa-
yoriterna hunnit tilldela hvarandra
.d1dliga hugg; da kan han, stark
och frisk, med 6ppet hjelmgaller
sta fran f5r det amerikanska folket.
Ungefar SO star for narYarande pre-
sidentfragan.
Demokrater1as j delta land hi
storia ar icke fran b0rjan den vack-
raste. Fortsattningen har icke
varit egnad att for det demokrati-
ska regementet vacka synnerliga
sympatier hos den rattankande med
borgaren, och det ser ut, som slu-
tet skulle intet hanseende beh6fva
blygas f6r borjan. Vara tankar
ledas till delta ANNE genom den si-
sta illbragd, som demokraterna sta j
begrepp att utfora. Vara lasare
erinra sig troligen den haftiga strid
som i Minnesota rasade for nagot
6fver ett ar sedan mellan herrar
Washburne och Donnelly ON fore
tradet vid val till kongressen. Med
en- majoritet af tire tusen roster
vann republikanaren Washburne
en- lysands seger ofver sin motstan-
dare. Folket hade 50 fallt sin dom
och den lydde: gif oss Washburne
Med en- of1rskamdhet, som s1ker
sin like, b6rjade Donnelly att op-
ponera sig mot delta val och be-
gaf sig till Washington att der g0.
ra Washburne hans safe i kongres-
sen stridigt. En- demokratisk ko-
mite tillsattes att reda ut fragan.
| dessa dagar har denna komite in
lemnat till kongressen sin rapport,
och den gifver Donnelly ratt till
Washburnes safe. Aricke delta den
st6rsta orattvisa! Ar icke delta att
trampa lag och ratt j stoftet! Den
demokratiska komiten har icke dra:
git j betankande att f6rkasta de ro-
ster, som w ashburne erh1ll Min
neapolis; dessa r0ster skulle ej vara
arligt bekomna. Washburne ar fol.
kets man; folket har valt honom;
folket viii icke hafva den lila prat.
makaren och afventyraren Donnelly
till sin representant. Skall da en-
demokratisk komite vara stand att
patvinga oss en- kandidat, som Vi al
Orig Walt, och frantaga oss en-, som
vi walt! Rapporten kommer troll
gen att laggas undan, tills president.
valet f6revarit. Hvad ode rappor.
ten sedan far, kommer nog att bero
pa, huru presidentvalet utfaller.
Demokraterna hafva under det hels
en- full plan, som vi mahanda en- an
nan gang ia tillfxlle aterkomma till
/ ~ ~ .95@4E
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-02-18

dat sin hustru j Henderson, KY.
harblifvit tillfangatagen ochshade,
enligt senaste underrattelser, all
.utsigt att blifya lynchad.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20
nhe Metric System,
Attention was called to q pf.tI.

Attention Was called to petit
tioI to Congr, SIS 10 make tha
ne.rfc system Of weights and
measures compulsory in the Us
tam Houses which the members
were invited to sign. Prof. Dav-
isss exp e=77t.d sirsl,s .is-,-s-f,,-..-.-.
to The o,5y5ti..Fges Of Is asisipsis,.s
and stated that the expense in
VOWED in working the change i:l
this country and in England
would be very great On account
of the immense amount
of Capitol invested in
machinery and tools in tho
great manufactures, which were
all adapted 10 the Old system.
The expense of the change to tho
English speaking countries, OH
this account, would be greater
than that incurred by all those
nations which had already ad-
opted it put together. He sail
that the metre was a mere fancy
unit and could not be restore.i
from any process in nature ii
,nce lost. The inch had an al
vantgae in this respect, as the
standard if lost could be restored
,y means uf pendulum which vi
plated seconds, us its length i'll
inches is known. His arguments
we're so convincing that NJ sign
RS were obtained to the pet
ion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

One hundred years ago, in 1880
Marie AntOinette was full OF Joy
IN her little palace of Tranon,
Necker had begun to put his
financial genious into practice;
Bonaparte was studying in Brien-
ne; Talleyrand was treasurer Of
the clergy; Verginaud and Qua
det were pleading at Cordeaux;
RDhespierre was writing memo
rials on the abolition of the penal
ty of death; MirAbeau was in the
prison Of Vincennes writing his
famous essay on lettres de cachet.
None of the great actors who
were to play role on the scene of
the WCr i had yet be en- revea cd
none suspected the eminence to
which they were to rise
Partisan.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

The Industrial Aid Assocla-
ton Of .krrsfilld have been

Gis us-ihs sugar growiI &. Some
noes condensed from the report
Of their meetings are given.
They. ..ssle d2eided To procure
,.aase tAs3 s1lh & -lg 2ie fiis
/ Sandwich Islands. OJe speaker
said: We ecu q groH the sug-
ar cane, cotton, tobacco and rice
and should manufacture our own
wines, liquors, leather, soap, etc.
The money sent away for these
things, ii retained at home,
would stimulate a considerable
degree Of local prGsl Gritty. Now
is Tho time, while we feel the
spur Of necessity, not only to
provide for the present, but to
lay broad and deep the founda-
lions of future prosperi S."
But the most promising indus
try to engage in at present is the
cultivation of the sugar cane and
the manufacture of sugar. A
great many interesting facts re-
garding it were brought out du-
ring the discussions. The cane
is a perennial plant, in some
places producing twenty years
without replanting, but requiring
to be renew, I'd every three or
four years in the Southern States. |
1t Is sensitive TO cold and flour
ishes best within the tropics but |
las shown that 1t |
may be acclilnatiZed far to tho
north. 1t is known that the
Chinese variety is grown where
the Winters are long and severe.
The chief supplies of the sugar
,f commerce is produced where
he climates do not materially
iiffer from that of this valley.
The mean annual temperature
If Kern is higher than that of
The cultivation dueSH
lot differ from that of Indian
Orn. One man can tend the
anne or even a greater number
# acres. The annual expendi-
ure Of Kern county for sugar
he amount sent out Of it by our
merchants that should be produ-
ed here, not only for home con-
but export - is $780, ;
90.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20
woalan't De sailaoled.
One would imagine thai the
Water Department would be Il

place TO secure variety, but such
4 IS far from being the case. Ou,-
sida the people who pay rdie>
eEtle ansi haze word
S - its-shsFe Is oalV one class
81 sle nan wko h&s aitea uata
aot;fed that the water viii be
ishut off, if he does not come to
ftiTue, walks into the ohice with Il
look OF awful dignity GA hi,
kbrow, and says:
+ Going to shut my water of,
lehv
Silence OF the part of the clerk.
pd like to see you try it on,
would! Ii this water depart
inent ilnagines that it rms the
whole city, it will find itself
grandly mistakenv
Moro silence from the clerk.
If the water had been shut off
Pd have given this board such IA
tilt as it never had before! 1t
can broW-beat some men, but it
musn't try any C@Sarism on men
The clerk looks out the win
dow.
6 now refuse to pay the rates,
and you shut the water off If you
dare! I'll make test case Of it
and carry it to the Supreme
Cour;n
: The clerk shifts his weight to |
the other leg.
Yes, I'll carry it to the Su-
preme Court if ii costs me S10,-
900. l have never alIowd any
csesto trainple on me, and it's
700 la,e to begin now.'
The clerk softly whistles, and
the indhant citizen starts tor the
1oor, halts, turns slowly, and
says:
No you can't brow-beat me-
The clerk began to make out
ais receipt.
:" I know my rights as an Amer
and 1 will MAINTAIN them
how much is it?'
Six dollars
We have no Car in this
and-take it out of this
en-
Fine day. remarks the clerk
s he hands over the change.
s Yes purity fair. This board I
nusn'. try to bulldoze me. Pm
lot the man te submit to any .
ort of tyranny. Looks like ,
COW, don't it? Is that clock !
ight? Lots of pipes frozen up :
'spose. Well, good-day."-[ [BJs- f
'Ourier. :
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

For Yea5t-Take a medium size
boiled pOtatOe while hot make u
mash Of it, with a spoonful "f
-four put about Il spoonful of hops
into pint of boiled water, anu
broil five minutes, and then strain
upon the above mash, let the
whole cool down to milk WARN,
then add II pint of blksr5 yeAaa
aud let it stand over night, when
its ready for nse.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20
YUMA, ARIZONA SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1880
BABY DicnpIe's House.

!! Block upon block, block upon block;
Wait baby. wait, till the tins to knock.
Hush baby implt, still as nouse,
This is the way to build house
What shall it bc--a church So high.
With stccplc up 10 the vere sky2
First We viii build good Il lats II -
Still, baby still or you'll spoil
BIGcSupon book, till all is complete;
This is the way to build, my sweet
Here is the door, and here is the. steeple,
Within are the preacher and all the pco-
pie,
Now baby, now, for the final shook!
All! that las Only tiny knock;
Once again Dim ple-one. two, three,
Over it goes, in your merry glee!
And that is the end Of the church and the
steeple;
But where is the preacher ana all of the
people?
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

The State of Texas contains
274.35G square miles of territory,
being larger than either the
Austrian or German empires,
than the United KindOm of Great
Britain, or than France, Portu-
gal, Belgium and Switzerland
combined. And yet Texas is
only a small portion of the Uni
ted States.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

Tlt L Ike Como gold and silver
mines of colorado, consisting of
seven claims, has ore in sight
above ground by "expert report"
Of the Value of S122. 1856 937. so
net!-A cents-les way of round
ing off Il handsome period. Come
Lee
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

We suspect that the joys OF
heaven will be often em5lttere,i
by the thought of how muc;l
more pleasure could ..have been
got out of the world if proper a
,ention had been paid to II
while it lasted, and less time
wasted in anticipation Of the a.-
ter world. Boston Transcript.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20
tombstone Letter.

|
| ED. SENTINEL.-The COnten.
ton Mine, which is acknowI-
edged by all parties to be the
chief, have commeRced shipping
ore to their new twenty stamp
mill on the San Pedro, distance
of ten miles. The mill cOmmen-
ced crushing last Monday, and
is pounding away on ore that will
yield from two to three hundred
dollars per ton. The mine has
Thousands of tons of ore of equal
quality exposed, ready sor stop
ing, with large steam hosting
machinery, and all necessary ap-
pointments in good and complete
working order. The Grand Cea-
trail on the south, and adjoiain.
the Contention, are pus ling their
works with energy, having sunk
their shaft to depth of one hun
dred and forty feet, AMI taking
out a large quantity Of good ore.
l understand they have hoi ting
machinery on the way here.
The Sulphuret are down over two.
hundred feet. Some very rich
ore is being taken from their
lower workings, hosting machin-
cry has been ordered for that
mine also. The Banner, Head
Centre, Tranquility and Em-
pire laying north wardIy from the
Contention on the same vain are
developing large bodies Of high
grade ore. The Empire is own
ed principally in Boston comPa-
ny, which have raised a cash |
working capitol sufficient toI
thoroughly develope and equip |
the mine, and erect a mill which
will all be accomplished the
Summer. They have two
shafts on the vein, one two hun
dred the other sixty feet deep.
One hundred and forty-fve tons
Of high grade ore was taken out
in sinking the two shafts. The
vien is fifteen feet wide at the
bottom of the two hundred foot
shaft. A shaft house is being
erected twenty-six by eighty
feet to receive the heavy steam
machinery, manufactur-
ID by the Cn.cn Iron Works, of
San Francisco, that will arrive at
he mine the present week. They
Ire also erecting large and com
nodious dwelling house for the
lse of the superintendent Office
tic.
The population of the District
s rapidly increasing, and new
are being made daily.
There are two companies organ
zed to supply Tombstone with
water, and the sparkling f1lid is
oon to be delivered at our doors I
n pipes, instead of the unslghtly
yater wagons. S. 1
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

Statistical KepOrt-tO the
" National Board of Health. -
1879 " Vienna Austria the popu-
latiOn is estimated at 1925 the
births were 1874 males and 775G
females, legitimate 6,364 males
$3.50 females, illegiment total
y. 9H excess OF legitinates
35O1.
We have forgotten the profess
ed religions fourth of the City
but presume it to bt. Moslem gen
orally.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

John, what 0dor is that"
Cloves, lovs.' But that otherT'
AlIsplce, my beloved But
isn't there anOtherT Yes, ap-
ples, bel0vedist.' Just one inOre?'
RaisIns. my most belovedist.'
Well John, if you'd only drink
just little brandy, now l think
you would make good lnince
pie.n
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

An u,-country exchadge says;
:" A young lady just homo from
boarding school, on being told -
the servant that they hal i.o
goosberries, exclaimed: e" Why
what has happened To tho
gCosew
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

1t is said that Sara Bernhardt
was never mother, however
hard she tried to be one, ana
les petitS academies were stolen
for advertising purposes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

An Oil City Irishnan, having
signed the pied e, was char ged
soon afterwards with having
drank. " Twas me absent-minu-
ness said Pat, 'an'a habit | have
of talkin' wild meself. l sed 10
mesef. sez I. pat cum in an
have a drink No, zer,' sez I,
I've sworn off, Then I'll drink
alone,' Sez [ to meself. AN pll
wait for We outside,' seq I. An
whin myself cum out, faith an
he was dhrunk."
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

"What were the wJt5t resu.;i
of the civil war? cried ;lll Jt;tto..
+" y idows," shouted jJ-e3, WLo
had married one"
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

SHOW does painting agree with
my daughter" asked an anxious
parent. 1t makes her too red in
the face" replied the teacher.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

A man is always fool, If lie
be young the world says when i'o
is older he will know nlore; If no
he older, it says he is Old eaoag.i
to know better; AMI wheu he =
old, it says there Is no kind q
idiot equal to an old fool.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

Young man, Il diamoii-i pa
looks real nice and gilSFe"5
brightly, but when four doli'fs d
week supports tndn an / pia
both, one or the other is not Soii-
uine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

How to keep square with the
world - Don't go round to"
much.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

Beware of cards. 2i..ny q
Young man has fallen inlo the
hands of ii knave, and came with
in an ace of going to the deuce.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-03-20

Goods sold at greatly reduced rates.
Highest prices paid for all Arizona pro
lucts.
DAVID EEAHRr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-01
United Workingmen.

A goodly number of the members OF
this organization assembled ut Hope
Hall on Saturday night to discuss the
situation, ambition and hopes q their
party. Chairman 5. A. kepner pre-
sided and Secretary Rathbone journal
led the proceedings. The records OF
the last meeting were read, aud Mr.. j.
C.. Cline MAS called upon To tell what he
knew oi similar organizations in some
III the other counties. He gave q very
entertaining account Of the interest
taken in the labor movement in Wood.
Writ and Gilmer counties, showing that
the Norkiugmen in that section OF the
State are awake 10 their interests, and
only neod organization to make their
efforts effective.
On motion Of Mr.. J. Il. MeAllister,
the Executive Committee was instructed
10 communicate with Hon. Richard Ire
yelhck, with q view 10 having him adj
dress the workingmen OF Wheeling at
an early day.
ON motion OF Mr.. Cline the Execu-
tive Committee was instructed to extend
an invitation, through the press, to all
workingmen and trades unions to meet
At Hope Hall next Saturday night.
Messts. l.. W. Stephens and j. c.
Roseboroagh made some very interest
ing remarks on the objects aud plans OF
the organization.
Chairman Kepner closed the meeting
with a short address,, calculated to en-
courage the members. The meeting
was then adjourned until Saturday,
March 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-01
did Mr.. Schultz show himself, that
...Dnos;t;on vas made 10

did Mr.. Schultz show himself, that
proposition was made to
IMPORT HIN TO WHEELING
TO oil up the wheels Of progress. Ihis
scheme was q failure.
By this time it was noon, ana, insch
a. the committee would hayo wished 10
linver at the beautiful opera house, the
wants Of the inner man could not DC
sighted, and there was Q general STAN.
pede for dinner. Each excursionlst
proyed himself an expert at knife anu
fo,k exercise and capabilities were
evenly balanced. -,
At half past one, the inspection was
resumed, this time different element
demanding attention. Besides her
splendid water supply, GAINESVILLE mas
fine
FIRE ALARA TELEGRAPH,
and as that question Is now SeAine
Wheeling, il Was desired to observe the
operations OF this line. Harry shrimp
ton. ESQ, chief engineer OF the depart
ment rendered his services and con-
Quoted the party to the central station
GAINESVILLE has no tire. engines. win
her water pressure she needs none
There are seven fire stations,
one in each ward, aud hose
carriage at each station. There are
2l alarm boxes, eleven miles OF wire,
seven gongs and an automatic striker
ON the court house bell. The commit
Tee had less time at its disposal than 1t
might have used, and was compelled TO
give only a superficial examination 10
the workings OF the alarm, which were
explained very intelligentiy 6y Chiei
Shrimptd|Z He satisfied Mr.. Handlan
that the Union alarm was the best, and
that the services Of an electrician were
not necessary to its successful operation.
For the benefit of the visitors he sound
ed an alarm and called out the depart
ment, the various companies responding
in creditable time.
THIS ENDED THE TOUR,
aud the pilgrims separated and reached
the depot by various routes. To sum up
the trip, it might be said the committee
was more than pleased with what was
seen. GAINESVILLE is substantial and en-
terprising, and is far ahead OF many
cities twice her size. Nor is the enter
prise OF her citizens surpassed by their
kindness and courtesy. Officials and
citizens were alike gentlemanly and ac-
commodating, and the excursionlsts
duly appreciated the iavors extended.
THE RETURN TRIP
was even more HOMOGENEOUS than the
outward bound. Everyone was tired
out, and many went to sleep. There
was one incident, however, which Is
herewith recorded. 1t was learned, IN
some way, that nobby young gentle
man, in knit cap and checkered suit,
was agent for FIRE alarm telegraph. tie
was accordingly introduced to Mr.. Han
dian. aud he deliberately set himself to
work to talk that gentleman 70 death:
The party smiled at the torture and
spoke openly Of funeral. with Coun-
cilmanic honors, but not until the
change of cars at Benwood did the fluent
agent release his victim.
7:i5 on Saturday evening the train
anchored at the depot and the innocents
were at home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-01
A Word 70 Organ Buyer.

The Mason & Hamlin OMAN Com
pany has authorized their agent in this
city, Mr.. VIM. II. Sheib, Washington
Hall, to dispose Of one hundred Of their
splendid first class organs within the
next FIVE weeks, on the easiest possible
terms. Eve TO eight dollars per month
tall paid for. Call at Sheib's and see and
select an organ. and make your home
happy. You will have over two years 10
pay Tor il, and will scarcely feel the out
lay.