davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1881-09-02
The Democrat saYs /:

SIZED; to declare WAR TO THE DEATH upon those
who would commit such treason to the State, and
settle, once for GR the question as to Who shall control
ue State egOlerament-thoSe who have derived their
right from birth and the honest acquisition Of the
real and personal property OF the State, or those
who have been accidentally placed meaning by
emancipation in the condition Of citizens without
the first claim of any kind to the control of the
governmental affairs Of the state'
This seems to us an Objectionable prop
ostion. The utterance of single indi-
vidual as to the respect he thinks is due
to the present State government would
hardly be considered sufficient iustili-
cation for resorting to the arbitrament
of bloodshed," nor would the most liberal
advocate of Red Republicanism find in it
grounds for declaration of "war to the
death upon those" (meaning the one Re-
publican editor aforesaid) "who COM
nit such treason TO the State" as to
write editorials in n newspaper against a
State administration. Then, if the war
should be inaugurated, as proposed, it
could not settle once for all the question
as to who shall control the State govern
ment," unless it abolished elections once
for all, This would jar upon our fed
eral system as well as upon the
constitution and laws of the State itself.
"Those who have been accidentally
placed in the condition Of citizens" OF
Mississippi were slaves few years since,
but they are now full citizens, and not
citizens by brevet. Let the Natcheze editor
remember that if there is any one thing
for which the regular Democracy of Mis-
sissippi are more especially known than
for any other it is their stalwart devo-
ton to negro suffrage. We have this as
surance from Senators Lamar and George
and from all the Democratic members in
the lower House. The negroes are moi
National Republican., 1881-09-02
Business Chances.

nor SALE VERY CHEAP-PATENT OFFICE
II Reports (Mechanical from 1919 70 1871 inclusive,
comprising SO volumes, at BOOK STORE, No. 1913
seventh street northwest. Sci
HNHEsE ARE THE PRICES FOR HowSoN'S
Il Ice-Cream delivered; lquart, 4Oc,i quarts, T0c;
quarts, 81 gal, el2oi gals. or more, u gal.
IlOl Twelfth street ntlAl3ts
National Republican., 1881-09-02
MONEY no LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
AT LOWEST RATES
.r,o,u THos. THo.J J, FISHER I,sIii 4 co,

i ! on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold az market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
sylVania avenue. na2B-tf
National Republican., 1881-09-02
SSanfeS-- --Rooms.


A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w small furnished Rooms or large front
Room. first second floor, In central location,
by the 10Th OF September; terms moderate. Address
II. u. G., Republican office. se2.at
yNTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w by september lS. small furnished Rooms
Address by mail giving ali particulars, Il. d. HoL-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS, BATH.
w and Board for gen 'eman, wife. and boy nine
years old; price not to ;ceed $40 per MONTH Adj
dress $. G. CASH. City Posi.ofIlce. sci
WV TANTED IMMEDIATELY-By GENTLE
w man and wife, or Rooms furnished for
payment In advance: good references given and re
quired. Address a. II, O., Republican Office sei-3tf
yITANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w uniurnlshed Rooms, second nOor. or q small
House, within two squares of Ascension Church
Address X. v. r.. Republican office. au3l.3ts
UTANTED-3 UNFUENIsHED ROOMS; SEC
w ond floor preferred; state lowest terms Ad
dress b. T.. Republican office. auSI3ls
yNTANTED-LARGE ROOM. FURNISHED OR
wv unfirnlshed, by gentleman and wife, within
five mirptes walk OF New York Avenue Hotel; will
be permanent II suited. Address stating rent TO in
clude tire aud gasl. OSCAR. Republican office ao3tf
WY ANTED-F FROM 3To ROOMS. FURNISHED
w unfurnished; also Table Board for from
to persons; northwestern section preferred. Ad-
dress stating price, &C.. W. S. M Republican office.
TXTANTED-A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS.
w furnished or nnfurnlshed, with or, without
Board northwest section of city must be frst-cass
In all respects; private family preferred. Address
OFFICIAL, City Post.ofce auso-3te
NXTANTED--Two ROOMS, FURNISHED, BY
w two single gentlemen, between Fifth and
manent il suited Address, stating rent, L. 4 w,
Republican office. nu293t@
National Republican., 1881-09-02
SSonfea-- &o,tee.

VVOUSE WANTED-HoUSE CONTAINING s
III or 10 rooms, In northwestern section. Address,
stating price, W. $. NJ, Republican oIlce. aul03tA
XHTANTED-BY SEPTEMBER /, AN UNFUR-
w nished House, with 10 to IA rooms; good loca-
tlon; modern improvements. Address, with full
particulars, G. B H. Pension ONCE. nu29-3tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
ICincinna'i Irish Citizen.l
EUREKA!
Read and Judge for YOURSELF.

Asa general rule we do not pin our iaith
10 specific remedies; but there Is no excuse
for skept;cism in weli-developed ana au-
theutjcated facts. Since its introduction TO
the American PUBLIC, the great German
remedy, st. Jacobs Oil, has advanced WIN
more rapid strides in the estimation OF the
public than anything Of a similar character
ever brought into notice by The ala OF
extensive advertising. We write TINS
for the benefit Of those who may be
afflicted with the divers ailments for
which the oil Is announced as specific
remedy, and We are induced to do this In
CONSEQUENCE of the proof OF its curative
mower brought to our notice; proof voiun-
tarily and gratefully brought by people
who have tested its merit and are anxious
TO acknowledge the great benefit derived.
In the enumeration OF such people 1t is
necessary to be specific. and to this end we
have obtained their permission to give their
names and addresses IN order that the
afflicted may have the advantage OF per-
sonal interview or postal correspondence,
and IN evidence that what we write IS can
did statement and not mere putting adyer-
tIseU ent. Mr. Frank Letcher, OF No. 1921
west Fifth street, assured Us that Tor
series OF years he was Frustrated with rheu-
matism until life became emphitlcaily
burden. He had exhausted the advertised
remedies, and had lost all faith in the en-
cacy Ct anything 10 afford relief, when a
friend. BIO bad tested The virtue OF the OF.
made him o present OF bottle, and, II
Franks wonder and delight, thetist appli-
cation sfforded sensible relief; while before
The bottle was exhausted the pans ana
aches had disappeared. lie Is new man,
and a walking advertisement OF the lnlalll-
bility OF 81. Jacobs Oil. AlDyus Reldy, on
the corner ~ Eastern avenue and Lewis
street, was afflicted for three years IN SIM
liar manner, and Is now bale ana nearly
although he still continues the use OF the
oil.
G. O'CaIlahan, Of III Sycamore street, is
another grateful witness TO the infaIIibie
mower of the remedy, which, he says, has
made new man OF him.
Thomas Lewis, of 81 Butler street, was
for seven years afflicted with that dreadful
maladv, Sciatica, and being induced 10 try
1t. jacobs Oil, found almost immediate re-
lief therefrom, and is now perfectly cured.
He's prepared to substantlate this statement
under Oaib.
John Miller, Of 81 west Fifth street. was
cured of complicated case Of rheumatism
of ten years standing, and George Holm
ger, who lives on the corner OF Terrence
and Columbia avenues, adds his testimony
10 It's efficacy, and has assured us that his
pains ere relieved as II by magic
The above statements are by well.knOwn
and respectable citizens Of Cincinnati, and
with all who know them will carry c0nyic-
ton upon the face. Hence 1t ia we deem it
a matter Of duty 10 suffering humanity to
give them all the publicity in our power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
A steamer Sinks at Her Wharf.
wilmington IN. c. star.I


The small stern-wheel steamer CliBlon,
plyiup between this city and Bannerman's
bridge. on the Northeast river, i'm Ponder
county, sunk at the wharf OF Mr.. D. A.
Spripcer's coal and woodward, between
Princess and Chestnut streets, Friday
morning about 4 O'Clock. There was one
white and seven or eight colored men on
The boat at the time, the former occupying
The captains Office, when they were
startled by the cracking. iarrng sound
made by The steamer in sinking. All bad
10 fee for their lives, the most OF them In
their nigbt-clothes, leaving their baggage
and effects in the sinking boat. Andrew
Black, fiat hand, was the first TO discover
that The steamer was going down, and he
aroused the Others, all Of whom were
asleep. The crew, who were 10 their hunks
with the doors fastened when the alan m
was given, had the greatest difficulty in say
ing themselves, one side OF the steamer being
completely submerged before they reached
the wharf. The greatest CONSERVATION en-
sued among the frightened men Tor awhile,
and no wonder, for but for the fortunate
awakening Of Andrew Black 1t is probable
that several of them would have gone down
with the steamer and persisted before as"
sjstapce could have reached them.
The steamer is still lying where she went
down. with only small portion OF the DOW
above the water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
The Truth Pays.

A few weeks ago train over one OF the
railroads running west ran over COW lust
beyond the Grand Trunk Junction. The
matter was reported at headquarters, but
the owner OF the mangled bovine was not
heard az until Tuesday last, when he en-
tered the presidents office and remarked:
al guess we'd better settle up now for
that cow"
aAh. You owned that COW killed by
one Of our trains. in November, did you ~
81 expect Idid."
"And what did you value her att"
The man scratched bis head, pitched
around on bis chair, and finally replied:
"WeIt, l dunno. My brother-in-Iaw said
had the company tighter'n bsxes, and he
told me to say she was new mich COW and
tay damages vt $90."
"Yes."
"But my wife said I'd better say that the
COW was sot worth over $780,"
"Yes. WeH, how was ~
"That'e where the stick comes IN, you
see. want Eii she WIS worth, and vet 1
doa't want &c swinxle anybody. Fact IL,
she was an old COW, dry as bone, and
worth about SIS for clearinghouse beef.
Yet she was took away kinder sudden, and
1t made bad muss around the place, aud 1
"Let us say se5."
"Thsl's plenty. 'spsse 1 might have
had hffy iust ~ well US not, but Didn't
want to lie about H."
"No; never tell lie."
lob, wouldn't have lied, cause kHew
yor sent man out there 10 git all the facts
Ia toe case 1" replied the man as be received
an order on The treasurer for his check
Detroit free Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
wkssoS. bliss, Jauuary %. lsSo.

Editors dispatch. Richmond, Va
Dear slrs,--wui YOU be kind enough 70
insorm me, through the columns OF y.ur
lVseliv. II there Is 10 Kansas .or any o.oer
state al the United States any law either
sholishIug or intended to abolish the save
os Honor in its bounds, and (bEitnyl wea'
such law is and II there is such law now
obseryeds Very respectfully,
There are several States which have such
laws: and Kansss, we think. Is one on
them. We have, however. no knowiecse
rs to what are the peculiar features OF Tue
probibitory law Of any State.
From all that we have read on toe suo
ect. we have come TO the conclusion toa'
although such Laws are everywhere eVaoeo'
and although those who are bent upon pro
curing alcoholic drinks can get them 10 an!
sta,cin the Union, aud in almost every va,
lage aud hamlet, yet there is somewhat less
drinking in such States; because many per
sons who would drink in Virginia reiuse 10
drink at all where in order 10 10 SO '"c'
wou,d have 10 violate the laws OF the Stale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

fJturnai OF Commerce, ~ Nj
minors have been In circulation for some
time affecting the condition OF the Wei'-
known firm Of Mayer Brothers TO-, NO.
20 Wall street. In addition TO being EIge
importers Of general merchandise rue nIn
has handled n large amount OF c'hee' anu
have. IL il said. sustained heavy losses. IL
ms stated posltjyely Yesterday that the firm
had suspended, but this was afterward de-
MED. In an interview with one OF the
members Of the firm The following state
ment Of IFS difficulties was given: The firm
was established In 1878, and was composed
of Carl MAYER, Simon Mayer, and Moses G.
Hauouer, with the following special part
ners: The Deutsche HaudelsgeseiIschaft "a
welLknown trading company, OF Frank
fOrt.on The. Main, with an interest OF $780,
600: Gebrueder SulZbach, banker, also OF
Frankfort.op.tbe-M Main, with an interest OF
$4,000. During the year 1880 the firm bad
imported iron heavily and had met with
losses. About four weeks ago the firm
wrote to the special partners in Frankfort,
reporting these losses, but declaring that
they did not need any new capital or cred
its, and that IL the present capital OF The
concern was not withdrawn they could con.
tiuue business on very solld foundatlon.
Mr.. MAYER said that the trustees OF The
Handelsgesellschaft who were men OF the
highest position in Frankfort, aud OF
scrupuIous honor, Immediately published
the fact that the company had SUI
fered severe losses, evidently regard
ing this course Us their duty to
the stockholders and others inter
ested. In consequence the compaDy's stock
had declined about 20 per cent. The firm
had not yet been informed of the inten-
tions OF their special partners 10 regard TO
the business, and therefore could not fore
tell their own proceedings. He further
said thai his firm had taken up all their pa
per and paid every one Of their obligations,
both In this country and abroad. Their
credit had always been excellent, and this
very week broker had offered 10 take
$4,000 OF their notes at per cent. Their
only creditors were their special partners,
who were abundantly able TO bear any losses
which might accrue OIL their account. The
Neutrality-suspicious. had paid-up capital OF
So, 900 and reserve fund OF 100000,
while Mr.. Su'zbach was a man OF great
wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
CopBAM, January 90. 1881.

NOBhAhs babN'i ~ >~.
Editors Dispatch: Win sou please pup,
lisb Ia your next issue tne 'e,ms ILL., a,o IN
the Confederacy In 1864 by Mr.. Lincoln IN
Uampton Roads; also, the names OF tncse
who composed The Southern Commission
and obhge
Mr.. LINCOLN and Mr.. SEWARD were Tue
Federal commissioners; Mr. HUNTER, Mr.
BlNJAuIS, and Judge JoBS A. CAMPBELL
the Confederate commissioners.
MIR. LINCOLN suggested three points as
essential TO peace: 1. The disarmament
{ before negotiations could commence we
suppose) OF the Confederate armies. z
The full submission OF the southern people
10 the United States authorities. o. Ihe
slaves were to stand emancipated las by MS
proelamatioD)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
AUCTION AD.Es-.Fature pays.
By George n. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud Auciionefr,
1905 Bank Etitet.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
Il LITTLE FARM, HORSE. BUGGY, AND y Az.
NESS, COWS, CART AND HARNESS; sADnEE
FURNITURE, &C, Ac.-Under The PROVISIONS .,
certain deed OF trust executed 10 us by May H.
Wilson's trustee, Msrv II. and John Z: wilson,
bearing date March. S76. and duly recorded Tue
clerks Office OF Powhaian County Courf. ID: ID. No.
20 u. 531 default having been made IN Tue pay,
meni Of the debt therein secured aud being rqnrta
so 10 do by the beneficiary. we viii ofer for SAFE NJ
public auction, on the premises, on the
10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881,
at 10 O'clock the properiS Described Ia The said
deed, AS fotlow.: All that TRACT OF LAND iying
I'm The county Of Powhatan, Va both SIDES OF the
Buch ingla "a road, containing l02 54-lOU acres.
adjoining the lands of. v. Martln'sfstat William
NJ. Martin. and hers; also, the following per'ona'
'''Pe' BAY MARI.
l BUGGY AID HARNESS,
COWS.
HEIFERS,
/ CART and HARNESS,
l. SADDLE and RSIDLF.
Al the HOUSEHOLD AND Kitchen fURNi-
TURE, onsisiing OF
2 BEDSTEADS.
l BUREAU.
Large COOKlNG.STOVE,
PARLOR STOVE.
4 PARLOR aud 8 DINING-ROOM CHAIRS.
u her articles OF FURNITURE, sc.
TERMS: Cash as 20 excuses OF executing tnis
trust and 10 nay of a note Of zip, with interest
from March "a. 1880; as to credit on fliS ubii,I
March %, 1881; and also credit on s4yo untlI
March %, 1882; ana the balance upon such terms
as maybe agreed upon at sale. nuroyD
IA 3O.1ot Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

IS Jho. Z. Lsushson, Jr. Auct'cneer, Z
1905 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE. SEWING.
Ill MACfiTNFs. CLOTHING, sHOEs, MIh-
ROIif FANEY GOODS. BhOk.ShELNiNS,
iRoN.sAFEs. DESKS. Sc, At .AuCIIoN;- 0,,n,
MONDAY the 31st Instant. ut 10y o,riecs, win
general assori nent 81 FURNiluRE, consistine Oh
iMAKBLE.TOP COTTAGE CHAMBER SUI,
a Air. and sHUcK MATTRESSES,
WARDROREs. BUREAUS,
wxsHsTANDs, TABLES, CHAIRS,
, IRON.sAFEs. SHOWCASES.
A large lot of HOOK. SHELVES and SHELF
COUNTERS. belonging to the estate Oh "iiiia"
severaI excellent SEWING MACHINES. including
n new Dom. site ~ machine;
An invoice OF NEW SHOES, CLOTHiN6' ana
FANCY GOODS;
Old. fashioned, tall ENGLISH CLOCk;
Several GDOD CLOCKS,
MIgRRURs. OFFICE DISKS, ,<,,- ,,,,,,
I very handsome TRiPLE.PiAIEniC E-fliNh
ER, With WAITER and GoBLEIs; orop
Superior TRIPLE-PLATED WlSE-CAsTOk'
with cut bottles
I SIDE SADDLE,
and many other useful Housekeeping articles.
These articles are now ready Tor eaamlnatlon'
and will be sold without reservation ana Dur
cbasers Will come prepared 10 pay ther ois an" re-
move their purchases at once.
WILL BE ADDED TO ABOVE
s kegs SAL. SODA: ,,r,
WINCHESTER BREECH-LOADlNG RIFLE
PATENT PORI ELAIN.LlNtD UTTER
PRESSER aud PRINTER.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
IN 90 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

The old man had been reading Professor
Proctoi's comet theories, the scientific eX-
position OF the electric current changing
ends and running round the world the other
way, and had just nodded off 10 sleep, win
Mother Shipton's prophecy uppermost
IN his mind. Sla-a-am Ba-ang
Cr-a-s-b! Wh-a-ck! and he gave a
sudden start. "Wife! Wife! GabriePs
trumpet is blowing. Gimme my hat y
"Keep easy, Ichabod," sad his good wife,
quietly. "Thc dusl-pan fell into the coal
bod, that's all ~; and feeling just little
sheepisb, he turned the button on the back
door, wound up the clock, and sided of TO
bed. -NeW Hqren Register.
The sum for which Mrs. Goodson, widow
of :. w. Go0dson, VINO was killed by the
falling in OF the Indian. Creek tresile, VIII
.ue the road is $4,000. Robbins * Long
OF this place, have been retained as bel
counsel in the c1se.-C Charlotte (N. CO. %
SerCef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

W .
1 believe in O. chaotic
nebuia eelfexlsient Evols
yer Of heaven and earth.
Aud ia the Ginefeiua-
Ion OF the original ho-
moeeneousness IN . SIS;
liza first-beEotten producf.
wbicl, was seIf-formcd
into land and water. self.
organized into plants ard
animals, reproduced In
ike species. further de-
yeIoped into higher or.
der,. and ultimately re.
flned, rational zed. and
perfected IN man: he de-
scepded from the mon
tey, assembled TO the phi
losopher. aud sitteth
down 10 the rites and Gus
toms OF civilization, I'M
der the laws OF n de-
velopisg sociology: from
thence he shall come
again by the disintegra.
lion Of the heterOgenized
Cosmos hack again into
he original bomogene-
business OF Chaot.
4 believe IN the Wholly
Imperonal-A bsolute /;
the wholly uncaiholic
church. the di.uDion OF
the saints. the survival OF
the fiitest, the Persist
ence of fUrCe, lie dis.
persion OF the body. and
in Death Everlasting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
by George II. PoindeXter,
Real Estate Agent aud AuetiOneer,
No. 1900 Main : rect,

TRUSTEES SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL
L AND DESIRABLE TRUCKING FARM OF
FIFTY ACRES, ON THE WESIllAM kOAD
ABOUT ONE AND 4 HALF MILES SORT II or
THE CITY, AND ADJOINING THE LANDS Ut
4 4 IArTERsON AND nTllEkS,. WITH
DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
in rIRST.HATH ORDER by virtue OF The pro
visions oil a cert Ia deed 0i trust from L. VI. Ha|
and wife 10 thu undersigned. da'cd september -
1879 and corded in he clslk's oihce ~ the C0ut-
" CONT OF Henrico o.. q. 1913. p. 34O]. default
having been made ~ the payment "I certain hoie
therein .tcured. viii prOce 10 sell at puOhc auc-
ton. on The premises on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22d,
at II O'Clock NJ, the aboye-de- crlbef LAND, con-
tanning about FIFTY ACRES. This land Is IN u
high stale of cultivation. Is especially adapc1 10
trucking. in healthy lOcattsn. ana In ltlghuor-
hooo OF rapid an substantial Improvement IL has
urOn II a FRAMED DWELLING, two SORES re-
cent enlarged and thoroughly repaired new
barn, and all necessary out buildings. Inc alrn-
li,n OF parties desiring 81 h properly l. especially
called To this sale.
TERMS sufficient In cash 10 pay eXusnscs OF sale
and Il rOte of $3.50, with IN crest from se emoer
23, 1850: S67 so ne March 23. 1881 st7.3O
due Septem brr %, 1881; t67.50 cue March -,
1852: aud 81 $3.50 due sep emb'r 20, 1887
LaaLce UPON such Terms as may be announced al
sale. GtORGE II. Ilji NDf y ! I'm
in 3J.&ft2 4.G,S.lO.13,l6,i 6&2O Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
Rural Romance.
IWest Point start

AYLETT's, VA, January Is, 1881.
PIGS VS.. EAGLEs.-A circumstance oc-
CURED at a farm about two miles above
BeulahylIe which think "lays in the
shade" the eagle ard bare story published
in your issue before the lat.
A lady living at the said farm was nalu-
rally much surprised on gong i'll The yard
one dav last week to see pig in full pur-
suit OF a hare, which, after most exciting
race, the diminutive swine succeeded 10
overtakng, and then, TO the lady's st'lI
greater a>tOnishment, he brought the hare
10 The house and placed it at her feet.
AIPHEUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

THE LARGE AND PEREMPTORf
SALE OF DRY GOOD, &C.
AT THE BALTIMORE AUCTIONHOUsF,
No. I6 EAST BROAD STREET,
WILL BE CONTINUED
MONDAY, 31sT INSTANT AT 10 O'CLOCK y. NJ.
consisting Of
FINE DRESS GOODS, &C..
such as
SIZES. VELVETS, ALPACAS,
CAsHMERES, SILK GRENADINES,
DELAINES, CALiCOES.
CHEyIOTs, GlNGHAMs, FLANNELS, -
LACES, EDGINGS and INSERTINGs.
snAWLs, TICKINGs, TABLE-CLOTHS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS. &c, &c.-
all FRESH and DESIRABLE GO0pS-to which
the attention Of the trade is particularly called.
5. GOLDENBERG.
JAS. MACcoUGALL, AuciioneSr.
= n. COOK. salcsman. ja 80