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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-06

lady after reading Mrs. wiley's statement came
TO our store and bought bottle Of Hoods SarsApa-
rillA for her mother who lives in Maine, saying she
was great sufferer from scrofulous and must
be even worse than MIs. Wiley was, IL possible
few days since che came for two bottles more .Iid
her mother hadn't felt 30 well for years, and II is
helping her WONDERFULLY Sold by druggists. c. I.
Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
KEEP IT on HASD.-Eo Farmer or Teamster should
be without Henry d JOhnaOn's a rnicn and
OIL Eminent. II is invaluable in oases Of hurts,
either on man or beast.
Singers and Public Speakers should use DOWna
ElINtr, as it removes hoArseness and increases the
power Of the voice
II you desire rosy cheeks and fair complexion
purify the blood by the use Of BaXtSr'a ~ an
drake DitteTs.
Lyons Patent Heel Stihener is the only invention
that will make old boots straight as new.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10
Es Pays % Insure.


Business men make the matter OF insur-
ing their gnotIs aud property of the first
Importance. as no man can tell the Gay
nor the hour la which his property may
be damaged or entirely destroyed by fire,
even IISnl2Ii ne may exercise the greatest
care and watchfuinesa. Onr farmers are
pretty generally making assurance doubiy
secure by instring their grain after piae-
ing it in the warehouse. This Is wise and
safe, and should be followed by all. In
sure your grain, houses. barns, or goods
of any ktnd IN sound cornpany, and you
can sleep soundly. Anlsng the sotlndest
insurance companies doing business in
Oregon. none can be more highly recon-
mesaIed than the Connecticut and the
Germats-American. It Is q noteworthy
tact that both the above companies paid
every dollar OF their losses In the great
Chicago and Boston fires, . fact which
speaks loudly In their favor. The instruc-
tions to agents In every case Is to find out
speedily tue amount OF any loss by Are in
which they ara interested, and pay 1t to
tho last faFthing. These are the c0mpan-
les IN which 70 insure. Mr.. Julins Grad
woEl Is the accommodating agent FOR both
companies la this city, 20 whom all should
apply who desire TO insure in safe COM
panies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10
CQnaensIefa.

During November the mints coined ST.
$4,000 gold, and 50. 800. 900 silver.
The Ponca Indians have won suit
brought for possession of their lands against
another tribe who expelled them.
The Arlington Hotel and the Signal
Office at Winnemucca burned Saturday.
Loss, $4,000; insurance. 5000.
Vanderbilt is having to make heavy
combinations with western railroad systems
to head off the schemes of Jay Gould
The Christiancy divorce case will drop.
as the evidence against Mrs. Christianey
proves to have been founded on mistaken
identity.
The Ohio Presidential electors called on
Gen. Garfield. and he made them sensi-
Bile speech about the sovereignty of the
people aud the duty of the President.
The Grand Jury on December 81. indicted
Josh Hart, Louis Post, Kennard Philip and
Cllas. A.. Ryrne of the Truth for criminal
libel on Garfield; also S. S. Morey for per-
jury.
Gen. Miles is not to have charge of the
Signal Service. Doesn't want 1t. VIII
probably be made Brigadier and have
| Ortls' department. General Mcdowell is
not to be retired.
|. At Otero, New Mexico, DIR. "A. WASH
| ington. who was accused by servant OF
having chloroforrned her when treating her
professionally, and violated her person.
was taken and hung by a mob. The girl
| made this statement before her death.
Secretary Schurz recommends that a
| township OF land on the Coast range, con-
tanning the heavy growths Of redwood tim,
Der, be Withdrawn from sale, both IN Nor
thern and Southern California. to preserve
these species of trees from extinction In
! that State
The jews of Germany are thrifty. They
have kept out OF losing speculations; have
saved their money, SO they are wei of.
when the German people are having very
hard times. so the government, being pres
sed by the Socialists, Is diverting popular
attention from political troubles By iilstitu.
ting political prejudice against the Jews,
Butter dealers IN Chicago Ilave had con.
ference to protest gainst asinlterated but.
ter and cheese that now fool the Westeps
market. Recent exposures Of the villain
ons compounds which are unanufactured
and sold as butter, have greatly damaged
the business aud rendered some actiDr
necessary. The only feasible plan suQpestes
wAs that dealers IN the bogus article b,
i compelled to label It under It's appropriat,
name. The last Legislature passed law
requiring this to be done.
Il
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10

A large numbe, Of the friends of Mr..
md Mrs. Win. 8. Peters met at their real
y,ence on Tuesday evening to celebrate the
anniversary Of their fifth year Of welded
life. Tfe handsome and cosy residence
was filled with as jolly = set of people as
ever went anywhere, and all unite in say
inS-they never spent more enjoyable
eyeulfix. A large number of wooden fa-
vors were left as tokens of esteem, among
which we may mention A buck-saw and
horse. hox wooden toottpicks, load OF
kindiinxwood, tan aud horseshoe made OF
holly wood, embossed chrome. an i'm
mensc hickory cane, set of carved walnut
chsirs. carved walnut lamp bracket and
match-safr. walnut whatnot. walnut paper
holder. three pair Of ebony easles. walnut
toilet table, pair Of pannel pictures in oil,
framed, wall pocket, two pair ebony vases,
pair fancy carved walnut brackets, walnut
slipper case. ebony book rest. cOacoanut
dipper, huge wooden bowl. fancy card ta-
Bile. cork money-purSe. two pair carved
frames. the famous wooden shoe of which
the poet writes:
There was an old woman who lived in a
shoe,
She had 50 many children she didn't know
what to do, -
making in the aggregate an immense and
attractive assortment of useful aud beautt-
ft,I presents. At hate hour the party
broke up, expressing earnest wishes for
long life. happiness, prosperity and use.
fulness OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peters.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10
u. s. Grand Iurprn.


United States Marshal has summoned the
residents of the State to appear
in the United States District Court on
December 14th, to serve as Grand Jurors
W. F. Kirk, farmer, Oregon City.
William Porter. farmer, Oregon City.
J. G. Hastings. farmer, I.ewisville.
b. F. Smith, farmer. T.ewisvilIe.
w. II. Hobson, merchant. Stayton.
Thomas B. Lagsdon. farmer, Corvallis.
Richard Irwin, farmer. Corvallis.
A. S. Persham. farmer, Corvallis.
Jacob WlIiteaker. farmer. Corvallis.
F. Healy, farmer, Lehanon-
john Denny, farmer. Lebanon.
J. B. Stump. farmer. Buena Vista.
A. NJ. Smith. farmer. Buenn Vista.
Penumbra Kelly. farmer, East Portland
A. C. Gist. farmer, Dallas.
A. j. Hoyt. millman. Sandy.
A. Mathews, farmer. Pleasant Hill.
j. Hudtlieston. farmer, Eugene City.
j. W. Nesmitll, farmer. Dixie.
A. r.. Puryine. farmer, lincoln.
william Thurman, farmer, lAnilty.
w. B. Jolly, Hiliman, Hfllsboro.
Samuel Brown. farmer, Salem.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10

Mayor,
Recorder.
Mars hal.
Two Counciimen.
Five to two.
Hip. hip, hurrah !!
No more elections until June.
Al full vote cast on Monday, with no
rowing.
The large and elegant display Of holiday
goods at Fosfaay & AIason's = attracting
an immense custom.
Mr.. q. Klocls, purchaser OF the Cheadile
mill, Is putting il : new thIrty-lncl tsir-
bine wheel. and expects 70 be ready IN .
few days TO turn out the best Of -four.
The fine my out AZ Conrad Meyers place,
and the low prices, Is ranIaly relnelpg ias
stock 81 holiday atsFactiens: 60 early.
It d rnmorsd sllat Fred, McCcy and
Minnie johnson were married yextersAag
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Misaerat sprsngs.

About fifty miles south Of Eugene are
situated the famed hot springs, the water
flowing from which contains medical
qualities adapted to the cue of many dis
eases. Mr.. David Kitson ownes these
sprinos, of which there are three, two cold
aid one hot, and has put mp accommoda-
tioss in the way of bath rooms, ETC., for
invalids. In the vicinity is excellent hunt
ing ground, while the streams are full OF
trout and other fish. THIS will soon be-
come fatnot,s place OF resort, not only for
invalids but for pleasure seekers generally.
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Arrival Of sew Toy. and Fancy Gosas

Arrival OF new TOyA ana E9ney A0OezSs
ED. BAUM has opened ont the largest
stock of holiday goods ever brought to this
city. You can find any kind Of present
you may desire, to suit any age or condi-
ton. at Baum's. I will mention y few ar
ticles only. as 1t Is impossible to go into de-
tails. My stosk is Immense, and intend
to sell at the lowest rates in oraeP TO reduce
it. Following are some OF the articles ::
Baby buggies and wagons, rocking horses.
railroads. baby trunks, Bohemean vases,
majoIca ware, toilet sets, smoking sets,
cups and saucers ofall kinds. velvet frames,
writing desks. work boxes, shell boxes,
sn immense stock of dolls, new styles of
photograph ard autograph albums. the Ia
test styles In coral. ivory, shell and pearl
card receivers. A cordial invitation is ex,
tended to all to examine my goods as you
will profit thereby. and will find the preti-
est goods ever brought to town. No old
2oofis OH haId-all the latest and newest
toys. Call In time to select presents be-
fore they are picked ever ami the choicest
gone. Holiday picture books-handsome
School books and stationery wholesale and
retail. / will sell to country dealers at San
Francisco prices. "a purchase my goods
direct from the East. ED. BAUM, corner
of First and Broadalbin streets, opptrsite
tile new block of Senders & Sternberg.
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Benaliial I0Iaplay.

F. NJ. French has received the most
tasteful and elegant invoice of silverware.
and it now ornaments his show window :,
afforling beautiful sight, especially in
the evening, wien the gas has been light
ell. There are some specially rich pieces
among the collection that some favored
one is sure to get for Christmas or New
Years gift. Take look at the beauties
before they are gobbled up. He will also
receive large invoice OF jeweIry next
week.
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new tire Albany express ann perhaps
usany lives were. saved is thus told by the
East Por4l3nd FfadfodtOr On Monday
moraine. "a the l,orthern-boun,I train came
thlaniesiBg down. John McGonegal,
marhIl.ist at flsr ear shops. observed that
one Of the rails nesr the Brooklyn mills
bad spuead or had heen malicioslsIy dis
pIa6ssd by 3 nendisls wrccker. Quick as
thosa1slnt he Rraepecl q dag aud signalcd the
enginseE. Bho Immediately whistled down
brakes, and thus the train was Fortunate
Iy stopped IN time 10 avoid wreck and
injury. and possible lass Of many lives.
On leA<ning the cause or this sudden halt
shs gratispde % eiss passengers MAS not
only expreaeed with emotion verbally.
hut si4e 81 purse o. sixty dollars, which
waa willingly subscribed sOr she person
who Ia1 saved siSeIa from injury and pro-
babST premature death. The needed re-
pairs caused sbut . short kelay, when the
train prosssilpd. with ali on board feeling
dspfh of eratltudc toward John Nc
GoneRaI
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40. u. ".

D.D.G.M.W., A. D. Rogers instituted
a lodge at Scio. Dec. 9TH. with the follow
ing officers: PM.W., S. F. France; NV,
A. F. Beard; G.F., Fl. A. Johnson; o., 1.
F. Foi<ter; r.. J. F. Brown; F., w. E.
Kelley; R., L. b Royal; g., Vim. Costello;
JW. j. f. Woods; O.W., J. H. Marks.
We are informed BY brother Rogers that
the material la the new lodge il of the very
best character. which insnres good work
Ing lodge In Scio.
Mr.. Rogers will institute lodge at Tan
gent this evening.
A Soeiabie will be given by Willamette
lodge tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
Temple. All members OF the order are
invited.
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Fine Goods ana Lots OF Them.

Titus Bros. display of silverware, jewelry
of every description, gold and silver
watches, etc. Is the largest aud most gor-
geous ever opened Ia this city. Those
ladies' gold watches are beauties, and the
prices are unusually low for good solid
goods. Those new style ladies' Chaius of
massive gold attract every eye. Window
and show cases are crowded with SO many
beautiful things, that it is y positive pleas
ure TO visit the establishment aud feast the
eyes on them.
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election Of oaeer..

The Ladies' Industrial Society of this city
held their annual election on Tuesday alter
noon, with the following result
President-Mrs. Coll. Van Cleve.
Vice President-Mrs. @. r. simpson.
Secretary-Mrs. g. w. Hochstetller.
Treasurer Mrs. l.. j. Powell.
Executive CommIttee-Mrr. g. Parrish,
Mrs. Q. 4, Parks, Mrs. F. N, WestfalI,
and Mrs. VIM. Cannon.
Fhe Society meets every other week, on
Tuesday, at2 P. N. All friends are in.
yited TO attend. The next naeetIng viii be
held at the NJ. T.. parsonage on Tuesday
newt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10

About these times the careful housewife.
in view of the early approach of Christmas
and New Years, L. looking about for the
place where she can obtain all the necessary
''stufiug'' for fruit. jelly and other cakes,
mince pies, etc. Ii she viii drop into
Ret!field s. Irving's. she will find the best
quality of raisi"s, citrtn. eurrSnts. all
kinds of candied goods. canned fruits.
spices. fresh butter. lard, aud an endless
variety of candies, sugars. syrupz. ard all
kinds Of goods kept in a first class grocery
store. all fresh aud good, to be sold at the
Inxest living ,narrin
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mattel. uums.

A match hunt. fourteen on side. came
off on Wednesday. between teams COM
manded by Capt. d. Hackieman and Capt
Nick Springer. We have OILY room for
the score:
Hackleman's team scored /, ,969.
Springer's team scored A606.
Capt. Hackieman scored 80 points, get
ting IL ducks, II s..ipe and kllidees.
Capt. Springer scored 7S6 points, getting
so ducks, snipe, killdees, i otter, 2
pheasants. hawk and grouse.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-10
Caty Comvensaena--menuAts Uf she Elee.

GHew asnmw@mttnasR.-sRemaRa Of s1ae EHeea
-. -
The Republicans of the city met In Com
venticn at the Court House on Saturday
night, and placed in nomination the follow
ing ticket For Mayor, D. Froman tor
Recorder, n. j. Henton for Marshall A.
J. Hunt; for Treasurer. o. G., McWain
Councilmen--1st Ward, Judge blackburn
2,i Ward, r. s. Dunning; 3d Ward, E. E.
Pierce.
On the same evening. the Democracy
met at the Opera House and nominated
the following ticket For Mayor. l..
Kline tor RECORDER. J. L. Halter; for
Marshal, Cal. Burkhart for Treasurer,
Louis Miller: Councilmen-1st Ward
Frank Parton 2d Ward, w. B. Scott
Sd Wartl, j. s. Clark, Sr.
| The election was held OH Monday. and
after hard fight, and sll kinds Of ewist-
ing and pulling, the Republicans came out
on top, eIecting the Mayor. Recorder,
| Marshal, and Councillncl. In the First and
! Third Wards, while the Dem Ocracy bare
! ly got to the top with the Treasurer aud
/. one Councilman. However. we are sorry
| to lose the Treasurer, who Is first class
man AID Republican clear through, rs
well as the candidate for Councilman in
the Second Ward. who would have made
an excellent. careful officer. no doubt at
the same time our sorrow Is somewhat
assuagctl from the fact that the gentlemen
who succeeded to the places are men who
stand high in their party. and have proved
competent In places Of trust heretofore.
Last year. It will BE- remeInbered the
Republicans elected the Mayor, Marshal
and Treasurer. while the Democrats elect
ed the Recorder. The Democracy also
elected four Councilmen ont of six. AS
there were two Republicans and one
Democratic holtlovers, the next Council
will stand four Republicans and two Dem
ocrats. And this has been the way the
thing has r,lu in the Council tor years, one
wear four Democrats two Republicans
the next year, it any change, was four Re
, publicaus 20 two Democrats. It Is entirely
owing to the legislation OF the new board
. whether the Republicans hold powel
longer than the year 1881. We believe
! the Council, as it will be composed attel
: january next, will be one of the stronges
: and NEST careful, and will be particularly
: solid on all questions affecting the tutur'
{ Interests OF this city.
Hurrah for our side.
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On Tuesday team left standing In the
middle of First street near the corner of
Broadalbin, became frightened and pro-
ceeded to make good tiSne up Firat street.
Arriving in trout of the REGISTER building
they made directly for tire building, and
would have doubtless made a wreck of the
show-winfow on the corner, had it not
been for a sign-pOst which brought the
team mp with short turn, throwing one
Of the animals down, when bystantiers
secured them. The sign-post was broken
short of. the hOrSe that tell was bruised
somewhat and the harness injured to
small extent. A team owned by john
Morgan was standing In trout of the build
ing. seeing the runaway coming. John
started his team Out Ferry street in n
hurry this exclred wood team standing
on the east side of the building. which pco-
ceeded to clatawa towards the suburbs in
good style. The owner succeeded in gett-
ing hold of the lines as they started, but
WAS thrown down in the mud and ran
over. when The team proceeded as far ~
the Imdian ranclierie near the cemetery,
where they were secured. A number of
chickens were on tile wool rack, tiesi by
the Iegs. tsas they escaped Mr. Morgan
succeeded Il, stopping Eis team before any
damage was done This little tear M
brought usare people OH to the street than
we have aeen for good while. and the
opinion seemed 20 prevail that If men will
perslss sn leaving teans alOase iu the street
70 run apay. endAngering lite aud pro-
perts. ssaev sisosid be heavily fined foI
ever eues ocssssrenee.
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Fha. Eve..l..r.a geeaah.e.

a sociahle viii be given A. Mr.. Isaac
Copnss residence. near the head Of Lyon
street, this evening. 70 which = general
invitation g hereby given to our citizens
to attend. Il ss pleasant walk these
moonlight nights, and 4 crowd may be ex-
pected. loving 10 sie dealt. of Mrs.
KeSarty, an active member Of the Society,
he sociable Is postponed natIl tprthsr
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Ta.e aew 80 6 % Dspe..

Under charge Of Mr.. Jas. A. Gross. the
isandsonae and convenient new hotel at
the depot I,ss gained rapidly in public
favor, and no Hlotsl In the State now stand
higher in public favor. Everythipg Is
new aud clean, aud the comtOrt Of guests
specially locked asier. Hot coffee and
cakes are ready and ean pe-obtained by
tbose wishing 70 Eefreai tlssanselTes before
taking the morning Express. la-9
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A Flne TIlims for the Teeth.

Fragrant SoZoDoNT is composition
of ti,e pllrest AMI choicest ingredients of
the Oriental vegetable Kingdom. Every
ingredient is we'll known fO have bene-
fetal effect on the teeth and gums. It's
emt,aIming or aHtiseptic property and
. ronatic fragrance makes It toilet lux
urv. SOZODON'r removes all tlisagreeable
oslcrs from the breath cansetl by catarrh.
bad teeth. &c. II is entirely free from the
Injurious and aerid properties of tooth
Faste@ aud powders which destroy the en-
anet. One bottle lasts six months.
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Mrs. G. w. Kezarty died in this city on
"Wednesday afternoon. AFTER an illness of
several weeks, OF consumption. She was
the oldest daughter of Grill Burkhart, Esq.
The bereavesi husband has the sympathy
of many warm friends in his great loss.
She passed away calmy aud peacefnliy,
protesting to be perfectly happy and will
ING to die
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Paeiffc SIopers.

Birdie. get my fsa1lnels ready, #
FsG The summer winds are dying,
And fii deIls by birds deserted
Polar blasts are shriliy ringings
All The little flowers are faded.
And the woods are dank aud sere--
All. my soul is chilled and jaded
Bring my flannels, Birdie dear.
Mat. Willard, aged 15. when coastIng
down Columbia Street. Seattle, struck a
lamp post with his sled and broke his arm.
The Nanaimo Coal Co. is furnishing
coal at San Francisco for 81 q ton ON an
old contract, when coal has gone up TO
$I2 and $l4 ton.
Mr.. Adams well known hunter, cap
tured a white beaver ON the head of Skoo-
kum Chuck river. over on the Sound.
This is The second he has killed. the Olym-
pia Tribune says.
$4,000 is too much for lady to carry
with her while shopping. Prudent editors
never allow their wives TO carry over Co.,
600.
An Englishman who recently advertised
himself as cook said TO a woullbe em-
ployer, 81 hope shall hot have TO boil
vegetables
There is considerable sickness about
Klamath Agency and Fort Klamath.
Very little wheat selling in the valley
at present prices. On Motday, 771s cts,
were offered in Salem.
! The CYttct5Re says PlniomatIl has made
more improvement the past Summer than
ever before in one season..
| Stages from the south are falling behind
tnnd on account of :he iate storms, but
are still ahead of schedule time.
Hampton Bros, of Lake county, have
sold 264 head OF cattle TO DIR. Patterson OF
| Surprise valley. Cal. for $22 80 per head.
j. G. Wisdom aud others. who left Jack
son county for Eastern Oregon a short
time ago, has located at WESTON, Umatilla
| cohnty.
The amount OF wheat threslctl in Rogne
river valley this year was about 100. .eOe
bushels less than last year. the Tidfng.
says, little more than half crop having
been realized.
The County Court of Josephine ha.
made considerable improvement in tht
county buildings, shingling the Jail. the
clerk s office and the jury room, and other
wise repairing said buildings.
The Ashland Ttdfngs says: son o
Richard Roach, aged ten or twelve years
was thrown from horse last Saturday
and had his right arm broken below tn,
elbow. DIR. Inflow set the limb, and I'm
forms US that it is doing well.
a surveying party is now in LAX,
county looking ont the best route for TIN
railroad Irom Winnemueca TO the VII
laTnmette valley. says the Democlati
Times. It represents the Scotch Company
now building the Oregonian Railroad.
There are now 225 pupils in attendanc
on the Jacksonville district school. owe
25 of whom are non-residents and pa.
tuition amounting to nearly 500 per term
This is somewhat of an increase over til
attendance OF the corresponding time las
year.
Mr.. Chas. Shepherd, proprietor of th
mail route between Silyerton and ClacI
amas, has travelled the distance OF 8 "a
miles from the 18th of May TO the 9th {
Nov, 1880. performing one-half of thi
distance on horseback and the entire di.
tance alone. and losing but one day durin
the time.
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ones Anmuanl nnnn.

Albany Engine Co. gives its twelfth
annual hall at the Opera Honse on Christ
mas eve. II viii as usual be an immense
OCCASIONS as prominent firemen, accompani-
ed by wives and daughters, are expected
from Portland, Oregon City, Salem. Eu-
gene and Corvallis. The hall will be de-
cOrated in a tasty manner, and all who at
tend can depend on receiving the best
there is to be obtained tor their comfort.