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The Republican party elected James A.
Garfield President Of the United States, and
II that gentleman Is unwilling to act. he
should turn the Office over to Chester A.
Arthur. who was elected Vice President, and
not to James G. Blaine, who was not elected
to anything
The above SANDER comes from the
Globe Democrat. because president
Garfield has the manhood to do what
he feels to be his duty. and refuses to
be dictated to by Senator Conkling.
Who gave Senator the rish: to die
tate to the president whom he shall or
shall not appoint! Who has better
right to say who shall be nominated
for the different appointiveofhces with
in the gift Of the president than ames
A. Garfield! Suppose Mr.. Robertson
is personal enemy Of Senator Conk-
ling, is that any reason why, if the nom-
nation meets the appreciation of the
republicans Of the state of New York,
that he should not be confirmed, and
that Mr.. Robertson is the choice OF
the republicans of his own state Is
evinccd by the action ofthe legislature
in their Instructions to Senator Conk'
ling to vote for his confirmation. And
vet Senator Conkling when, the vote is
tic bet ween the two parties, ,and when
everything consistent with duty should
be done to secure unity Of action, among
republicans. because the president did
not, ask the august senator's advice re-
garding this appointment, declares he
will fight the confirmation to the bitter
end, thus blocking the work OF the SEN
ate and attempting to gag the presl-
dent in the Conscientious discharge of
his duty.
Senator Conkling is an able man, but
if his services in the United States Sem
ate are to be turned from the legitimate
work of that body, and the interests of
the nation, and prostituted to the petty
meanness of venting spleen upon an
enemy, the sooner he or any other SEN
ator ,ndulging in such business is re-
tired to private life, and a man with
less spleen and more patriotism put IN
hi. place, the better. Such actions are
simply manifestation of the chagrin
over the disappointment oflast summer
in which disappointment the Globe
Democrat is sharer. prompting that
paper to >av some very unbecoming
things. calculated TO lesson its inhu-
ence among true republicans.
Conkling, with that paper and the
rest of those who took the same stand,
after hard and able fight, were fairly
beaten, and they ought to throw aside
those petty animosities and jealonsles,
land labor for the interest OF the whole
country and the principles Of the great
republican party: principles for which
they profess such high regard, and the
opposite course should be condemned
by every true republican, for it is GER
tainlv suicidal in its tendencies.
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LONDON, March 20, p. ma bul
letin issued this morning says that Bea.
consfeld passed a restless night, part.
ly Of the pains of gout. The parox-
ysms of asthma are less severe, but
frequent. His doctor says that an un.
usually severe cough has prevented
the patient from obtaining rest, which
is necessary to overcome the weakness
produced by long confinement. He
does not conceal the fact that there is
considerable danger, especially when
his great age is considered.
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For School Commissioner

Voters should bear in mind that a
school commissioner Is to be elected on
next Tuesday. Mr.. S. S. Mclaughlin,
the present incumbent is & candidate
for reelection, and is one worthy and
competent in every respect to fill the
position.
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General A.. Edgerton. the new Ser
ator from Minnesota, is described as a
genial, whole-sOuled man; an easy, flu
ent and candid speaker: a gentleman
OF cultivated tastes and high character,
and withal stalwart republican. He
was born in Rome, Oneida county. n.
Y, and is now 53 years old. His grand
father was Captain in the Revolution
ary War. He graduated at the Wes-
leyan University. Mlddletown. Conn.
in the class of 1850. married Miss Sar-
ah Curtis in that State, and went to
Minnesota. settling in Dodge county in
1855, where he still resides He engas-
ed IN the practice of law. but left his
books and eases to enlist as Il private
soldier in the Tenth Minnesota Volun-
teer Infantrv-being made Captain
of his company soon afterward. He
served in the Indian wars in the Min
nesota in 1862, then in the Department
of Missouri under Schoifeld: was pro-
NOTED Colonel of the Sixty-fifth Colored
Infantry, and served until 1867. the
date OF the muster out of his regiment.
being breveted Bligadier General in
the meantime He entered the Senate
of Minnesota in 1853. and again in 1876.
when he was elected Temporary Presi-
dent of that body. In 1871 he was ap-
pointed one of the Railroad COmmiss-
toner's of Minnesota, serving fonr yeass
He was one of the Presidential Electors
of that State in 1876.
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LONDON. March 2e.-If Bradlaugh's
appeal tomorrow results in a decis.
ion adverse to him, new writ for an
election in Northampton will be issued
Immediately. 1t not being necessary
to await final appeal to the House
of Lords to these circumstances, Brad
hugh will offer himself for reelection,
and the contest, ifany, will take place
during the Easter recess.
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Chicago Weather.

CHICAGO. March 30.-Cold wind and
snow were the rather monotonous fea-
lures of the morning, but as the day
progressed the snow ceased falling and
the wind became keener. About three
inches of snow fell, causing renewed
trouble on the street car tracks. The
snow appears to have been rather
more severe on the outside of the city.
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E. J. Couch.

LOUISVILLE, IND, Nov, 3rd, 1850.
DR.. 3. ]. KENDALL & Co., CENTS
| have your valuable Treatise on the
Horse and his diseases and your Ken
dal's SPAWN Cure. My Horses have
the epizootlc, one of them could not
swallow for two days Iappled l your
Kendall's Spawn Cure twice to her
throat and it gave most instant relief
l think l could sell 1000 books, please
give prices to agents. Yours truly,
PETER Bowen
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Susan A. Baird by her Ger.
v! tain deed of trust dated the 22nd day
of February. 1876, and recorded in the racor-
der's Office, in Adair county, at deed book III,
page 31S, conveyed 10 j. ID. Miller. shif.. all
her right title. interest and estate in and to
the following described real-esiaie situated
in the county of Adair. state of Missouri, viz:
4 part of the east half of lot No. one, of the
mort Invest quarter of section No. four / in
township No. siXty-two tG2 OF range number
fifteen ID and described IL follows: Com
mencing at the centre of said section No four
I running thence north thirty-Onc and -
rods thence wcs; fifteen and tenth rods
thence south thirty one and two-iiflhs rod
thence east fifteen and One-tenth rods
10 the place of beginning containing three
acres more or less. Which said CONVEYANCE
was made in trust to secure the payment of a
certain promisGry note in said deed described
and whereas J. ID. ', iller is no longer sher-
if and whereas the said note has become due
and remains unpaid, now therefor in accur-
dance with said deed of trust aud at the re.
quest of the legal holder Of said note | shall
proceed to sell the above described real Is.
tate mt the court house door in the town of
KirksyilIe. in the county of Adar state afore-
said. to the highest bidder for cash at public
auction on
SATURDAY, the 23d day OF APRIL, 81;
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and five in the afternoon of that day. to
satisfy said note. together withthe cost and
eypensc of executing this trust
Dated this Goth dav Of March. 1885,
JOHN SHAVER, Shtf.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
HARRISBURG. p. Nov. 18th. 1850

Harrisburg, p, Nov. 18Th. lsSO.
DIX. B. j. KENDALL Il Co. GrSTs:-I have
u very fine mare that has had bone SPAWN
for long time. tried everything man
could devise 10 cure it, but all in vain. and
was aboui TO give ii up when Il friend Of mine
in this city came To me and recOmme ended
kendaI's SPAWN Cure, which | tried with
great results, removing that bone clear and
clean and then | sent - cents 10 y0u for one
of your illustrated Horse Books. and think
there is no better book printed on the horse
and his diseases. | have taken great interest
in it and have since sold Is copies for you 10
my neighbors, and viii try and do what good
can by getting them for Others.
Yours trulv q, " MILLER
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Greece,

ATHENS, March 2a.-The Minister OF
War has signed the order for three reg
iments of infantry, one of engineers
and company of the ambulance corps
to proceed 20 Chalis. All members OF
the Chamber of Deputies who are army
officers. to the number of thirty, have
been ordered to join their regiments.
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NEWS IN 6REF.
March 3l.)

Gen. Grant left St. Louis yesterday
morning en- route for Mexico.
The st. Louis democracy are in a
badly muddied condition.
A heavy emigration to this country
from Bohemia is reported.
The bank of France in cashing it>
notes pays three -fourths in gold and
balance in silver.
Back water in the Des Moines river
caused by ice has done immense damage
to Alexandria property.
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kENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH /!

Read below OF IL wonderful effects as 4 lin
imcnt for the human family:
Hematitc Mo- Aug. Goth lesO.
y. !. Kendall X Co. :Gcnts-I am 80 over
loved in view of TIE result ri an application
ought for humunity'- sake publish il 10 tse
rdin.. 4 yuon@ ugly horse wa- injured in
one Of my tysiiclc4. and From that time to
three weeks ago Il slow tut constant enlarge
ment has been the result. giving me u great
amount Of trouble. almost entirely prevent
iug me from h"r,ci acll riding eli wIs uy
usual way Of travelling. saw a notice 0f
your kcndall's SPAWN Cure. never once tiu't
OF it for anything except for horses. hut after
il was good Tor. feeling terribly exercised
about my difficulty, for | had consulted many
physician, and none gave me any -pccii, but
VI hen it could be- endured no longer to remove
it with the knife. | applied your kendail'-
SPAWN Cure, n AZ experiment. and it
painful in lis application that concluded not
10 repeat it and thought no more about il I'M
til near week, and 10 and behold Onc-half of
the size was gone. With joy | could hardly
believe il. | Immediately applied it again.
and have made in all about one-half dozen
applications. running over space Of two
weeks. and the terrible enlargement Is almost
entirely gone. in view Of which | cannot ex-
press my feelings of delight. 1t has been a
God send 10 me. May he send To Others with
like troubles. JOHN RICE
Pastor of Hema,itc Congregational Church.
p. : You are at liberty 10 put this in any
shape you please ] am not ashamed To- have
INV name under. over or by the side of it.
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Heavy Snowfall.

COLUMBUS, O., March 30.-The snow
of last night and to-day is the heaviest
Of the season. 1t lays one foot on a
level, but in many places there are
drifts several feet deep. Street rail-
road travel is suspended, and many
families were unable to get out of
doors until the huge drifts were clear
ed away.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at Public sale on
Friday April Sth, al his residence, ) miles
southeast of kirksyilie the following: Three
horses. wagon and harness, ) or cows,
about ~ hogs, 6 stand OF bees, corn oats, hay
in barn, and farming utensils generally.
Sale commences at 10 O'Clock :. VI. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
HOWARD HENRY
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Wn-lingtUnli lc, o. june l.. i'l,n.
DK. h. J. KENDALL " Co. Gcnts:-Reading
your advertisement in Turf, Field and Farm,
OF kendall's SPAWN Cure. and having salu-
able and speedy horse which had been lame
from SPAWN ei gLteen months, sent to you
for bottle by express, which in six weeks
removed all lamcness and enlargement and a
large splint from another horse, and both
horses are to-day AZ sound as colts The one
bottle worth to me one hundred dollars.
pectfully yours, II. \. BERToI EFT. VI d.
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TO HOME HUNTERS.
A Desirable Farm on Easy Term

l2o acres, all under cultivation, within four
miles Of kirksville. Good frame house, of 6
rooms, nearly new, good barn. stabling, cribs
and out buildings. Plenty of good Twin. Wa
ter, cistern and other convenicnce-. Fences
in good order. TERMS easy. and low price.
Must sell on account of health. 500 cash or
kirksville property. balance on time at per
cent This is splendid chance to secure u
nice farm on easy terms. Apply at this Of
flee
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale at his
farm 10 miles south of kirksville, and 4
miles north west of LaPlata. on Saturday.
April 9 the following articles and stock
Three good Mares, two horses, three cows,
four calves. about twenty head of stock hogs,
2horse wagon and buggy. moving machine,
plOws, corn, hay. etc.
Terms made known Oh day OF sale. Sale
begins ut 9 A.. NJ.
L. J. ATTERBERRY
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EXCELSIOR FRUIT FARM.
81 Miles Southwest of KIrks
vile. No.
Small Fruits Il Speciality

Small Fruits Il Speciality.
The largest and finest assortment for
spring trade ever offered in northeast Mis-
souri,. Having been in the fruit business for
a number of years, and tested the different
varieties Of small fruits, | can now offer Ia
the public variety of fruits that will defy
competition in hardness and productivencS-
;is W. II ;ts the largest and most ucious Of all
small fruits, consisting Of ,irapes, Currants,
Gooscberrics, RaSpbcrrieS. BlackherrIes
Strawberries, etc. etc. Plants all warranted
true to name. Plants sent ny mail or express
TO all parts of the country with perfect safe
ty. c. F. MERCER,
kirksyille Mo
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In Gotham.

New YORK. March 3O.-A severe rain
storm has prevailed all day, acompa-
MED by wind fifty miles an hour.
The tide is the highest of the
year. The New Jersey lowIands are
flooded and the storm is very heavy
along the coast.
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ACTION AGAINST REGIcrpEs.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 29.-Nearly
all the Russian ambassadors are now
here, and there is some truth in the
statement that they will be instructed
on their return to various capitals, to
urge TO the utmost the question of
combined measures against regicldes.
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LaShed to the Mast.

CoNEY ISLAND, March 30.-A sloop
came ashore at Barren Island Point.
Just above Manhattan Beach, this morn
ing. Two men have been lashed to the
mast and can be seen. 1t is supposed a
number of the crew have been lost.
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England.

LONDON, March 90, 10 a. m--Lord
Beaconsheld had severe attack of
Bronchial asthma, but the gout having
become fully developed yesterday, the
asthma was relieved.
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1t is fact that horse dealers are
buying Horses with ringbones and
spavins because they can make money
by using kendall's SPAWN cure. Read
their advertisement.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

By request of many friends OF all
parties, | hereby announce myself as "a
candidate for county school commits
sioner, at the election on the first Tues
day in April. d. C. LORD.
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Yesterday the democrats of St Louis
nominated Henry 0verstolz for may
~, this is violating democratic tradi-
,;ons for he is a third termer. He had
. hard fight for the nomination, only
ha,tinp Thos, Park four votes. Next
Tuesday night he will be sorry that he
,.,. not defeated in convention, for un-
,ass the political indicator is very much
a,, of fix MIR. Ewing will be the next
mayor of st. Louis.
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Germany must be the paradise of
such as frequently have to make use of
the telegraph. In England the uni
form charge all over the kingdom is
one shilling for the first twenty words.
and the people are now seeking to OBJ
tain a reduction of this. A German
correspondent of London paper says
that the uniform charge in Germany
tor messages sent to any part of the
Empire is one cent a word, and that
under this system the wires are sour
ces of profit, whereas, under the old
system of receiving no message for
less than IS cents, they were continu-
ally the source Of loss.
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN.-From stable in
Okirksville. Saturday night, two horses,
black and II roam. Black one has white spot
on forehead, Parties knowing their where
sbOuts will be suitably rewarded by bringing
them to VI. NJ. Becmans shop. or leaving. in
formation Of the same. ". PRENTICE
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Snow Storm,

CLEYELANp O, March 20.-A furious
snow storm is prevailing which set in
yesterday. The snow is badly drifted.
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Snow in Detroit.
JIM CURRIE.

DETROIT, March S0.-A heavy damp
snow storm here out little wind.
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ToE SALE.

RERkSH1RE HOGS.-A fine boar, yea
OOld and two shoats. ) months. for sale
Apply for Information at this office or to Ne.
son Cole, five miles east of town
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Russia.

LONDON, March 29.-The Russian
council of ministers was convened last
night regarding the representation of
the pe0ple.
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KEADALl'S SPAWN CURE,

Send address for Illustrated circular which
We think gives positive proof Of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unqual;-
fed success to our knowledge, for beast as
well man.
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for 81.
ALL DRyGGi>rs have it or can get it for you,
or it will be sent 10 any address on receipt
OF price by the proprietors. DIR. B. J. KEN
DALI " Co, Enosburgh Falls Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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STATEMENS MADE
Z n d Err O ATH.

To WHOM 1T .I,Y CONCERN In the year
ls155 treated with Kendall's Spa7in Cure, Il
bone SPAWN Of several months growth, near
~ half a. large : hens egg and complete
ly stopped the lamcnes- and removed the en-
largemcnt | have worked the horse very
hard ever since and he never las been lame
nor could ever see any difference in the >izc
ofthe hook joints since treated him with
kendali's SPAWN Cure.
EA. GAINES.
Enosburgh Fall, Vt. Feb y, 1s79.
Sworn and subscribed To before me this
25th day OF Feb. \. d. l,io
JOHN u. JENNIE Justice Of the Peace.
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Plump girls are said to be going out %
Sc fash;ane II is true the plumper the
:" ar, tbe Simmer her ehances.-Phila-
delphia Chronicle.
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that thsre
will be an election held IN the town OF
kirksyille. Mo. on the 9Th day of A ,,ril
1881, for the purpose of electing May
or and four councilmen for the ensuing
year.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A No. Goal Cook stove.
w second hand in good order. Apply AZ
this Office or address, lock box 81.
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FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.

The most successful remedy ever discover
ed IL il is certain in it, effects and does not
I,rs
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GRAiNGER


W. Z. NEWTON. Il. GRAINGER.
We do not sell at cost, nor do we sell at
cost and carriage. We want a small profit on
our goods, and we sell to all alike. In select
ing our groceries our aim is to always get the
best brands and that which the market call.
fnr yp ,tiII nav cn.h for
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Attest

J. H. WEsscHER.
Attest Mayor.
E. o. GATES,
Clerk.
Place of voting in the first ward, first
building north of Mrs Ivie's hotel.
Place of voting in second ward first
door west of the North Missouri hotel.
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The Republican parry elected James A:
Garfield President Of the United States, and
II that gentleman Is unwilling to act. he
should turn the Office over to Chester A.
Arthur, who was elected Vice President, and
not to James G. Blaine, who was not elected
to ANYTHING
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pilFTER G0n 0RGAH55a.:s.5a aAsAs9S = e9s

l. fs uitECl1 VztGElss:yle NO. $40.
VS. . sets Reeds, 5 Cct1ves. 13 stops. li-
Iuai.-rrs Hei.it. n l.: width. 4S in: lep;a. "a
IL. Two Knee S7ycils The 60, j. q salit Bi2sk
walnut ta~tefui'T crua'tIcr.tet with handsome
- :csi French walnut Panels which. being hirhiy
fri-uai cOrtras5 zli4iir1l,ly with Dar< Walnut OF
Gaze. Tie toro is remarkable for pU-ity s1i
e=zcat~ess, coinS5n-d with volume. va-:e-y
end h-ilIiancy The togch - ouist., re-
sponsive and plant, and. in fact. us whCls
Instrument III action ami case. has ever requisite
OF fHs mos: J-s4ect Tlror Organ Each I1st-lIn-l:
% fr-aT s~rts. ts.rf.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04

sEANEs's BsTnEl-Rev, = Damon, Chaplain, King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching at II NJ.
Seats free Sabbath School before the morning service,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at N o'clock.
FoRI STREET CHuRcH-Rev W Frear, Pastor, corner
Of Fort and Beretana streets. Preaching Sundays
at II A NJ and ~ Pm. Sabbath School atiOAK.
ST. Andrews CArHgDRAI,-English services: Rt Rev
the Bishop Of Honolulu and Rev Thvs Blackburn IIa-
waiian services: Rev Alex Macintosh. $40, Holy
Communion $780, Mathis and Sermon (Hawsiian); ii,
Mathis, Litany and Sermon (English) 4, Evensong
lIawaiian); $50, Eyensong and y ,rnon tEnglish).
Hymns (Engsh) morning: 800, 31, 1885, evening; 2s2,
1906 900.
kAwAIAHAo CHuRcn-Rev II II Parker, Pastor, King
street, above the Palace Services in Hawaiian
Sunday at II AN. Sabbath School at 10 n. Evening
services at ", o'clock alternating with Kaumskapil
District meetings in various chapes at $40 Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at 7iarN.
KAuMAKArTLI CmuRcu-Rev NJ kuaea Pastor, Berc
ania street, Nuuanu. Services in Hawaiian every
Sunday at tC1i ". Sabbath School at 9h M Even
Ing services at IA o'clock, alternating with kawaiahao
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at III
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Under the charge Of Rt
Rev Bishop Magret, assisted by Rev Father Hermann;
Fort street. Bercania Services every Sunday at
10 and 2PM