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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

At called meeting of the City Council of the
city OF Tallahassee, held ON Friday, July 6th,
1881, the following resolutions were passed unan-
imOusly
ResOlDed, That We, the officers and members Of
the government OF the city of Tallahassee, Flor
ida, in common with the people of the entire
country, North and South, view with deep alb
hOrrence and sincere grief the awful crime by
which the Chief Magistrate Of the Union has
been stricken down, and is now lying in mortal
peril we regard his possible death at this time
one of the greatest calamities that could befal
the country We join our prayers and hopes for
his speedy recovery to those of all civilized peo
plies; we extend to the official associates and
family of the President our heartfelt condolences
in this hour of trial and affection, and TO them
and 10 fellow citizens our heArtiest congrai-
ulaliOns upon his improved and hopeful eOndi-
ton.
RSsOlOed That copy of these resolution be for
warded To the Secretary of State at Washington
and that he be requested to transmit the same 10
the President.
ResOtued, That copies of the above resolutions
be handed to the FLoRuDIAN and Edoaoaaisf for
publication.
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james s. Rose, Of The Rock,v Epson
county, Georgia. writes the Sbakheyn Chltiuasov
that he sowesl fourteen bushels Of seed oats on .
fraction less than two acres OF ground and
reaped 9l9a hashels na the 2olk q June. He
says also that be has raised 1881 bushels Of nais
N the acre and believes he can make i50. OF
course these oats were properly 6xed To grow.
They were manured with . hundred bushels Of
cotton seeii TO the acre and turned under with .
scooter There's NO doubt about cropsin Georgia
Il they ere only fixed right
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Worms do exist in the human body TO
great extent, and are often the cause of disease
and death. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will de
stroy and eXpel them from the system. For sale
by VI Lively 1t
AT the meeting o the Board of Directors of
The Fair Association on Monday, the resignation
al Or A. L. Randolph AS Il member Of the Board
vas received and accepted, and Mr. W. T. Web
ser was elected To I'LL the vacancy
We saw at Ravls' drug store yesterday
slecmens of L" Yellow Dent" corn raised by
Frank Wanzer this season, planted February
J. sth, and perfectly ripe Also fine specimen
oi Maryland white corn fully ripe, raised on
the plantation of Mr. Schradcr
Many belle of the ball owes her success to
Poriaine, or TahlcrS Vegetable Liver Power,
hich gives her beautiful complexion by cur
ine her Biliousness, or other disorders of a tor
pid liver. Try Porlaline and he cured. Small
- cents, regular size 30 cents Whites
Cream White Nermiluge. the best Worm Killer
W A Rawls, sole agent II
The Ancient City Band" of ST Angus
tine, which accompanied the jacksonville excur-
0i''h HtHt WITH, anu "ui ldlithaSset DTdSS OAHU,
Joined in a first class concert in the Capitol
Grounds on Tuesday evening last Both bands
made excellent music, which was listened To
with pleasure by the occupants of the Capitol
and a1arge conCourse of citizens
We are requested by the Finance Commit
tee at the Old and Young Tallahassee Aid So
ceiies, tcolore,), to return thanks to the ITALIA
l. a.
Minstrel Entertainment and Festival held at
Cables Hall on the 9th inst, amounting to $751;
40 less $23 30 expenses These societies, under
the management of Henry Jones, the President,
are dong much good, and should be encouraged
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a deed @awm.

Messrs Patnell and Darlington. of West Point.
Ga, arrived here a day or two since, and have
been driving about the country in search Of a
favorable locality tor establishing large orchard
of LIE COnte pears. Mr.. ParneIl has one of the
largest and most successful peach orchards in
Georgia, and his advent here, to engage in the
culture OF the LIE Conte pear, is another evidence
OF the importance OF that fruit, and the adapta-
bility OF Leon county to Its culture
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

In pursuance of an order issued by the Board
of Directors Of the Middle Florida Agricultural
and Mechanical Association this day, notice is
hereby given, that all stockholders who have
not paid in their assessment of fifty per cent
levied on the capital stock by said Board on or
before the first Monday in August next, will
have their accounts placed in the hands Of j us
tice of the Peace for collection.
July 18th 1881. H s. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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"A Cough, Cold OF Sore Throat should be
stopped Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung DiBease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO give relief in
Asthma, Broachitis. Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended By physicians.
and always give perfect satisfaction They are
not new or untrfed, bat having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearlv An entire
generation, they have attained well meritesi rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at 25 cents box
everywhere. Nov. 50, 1SS0-1y
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been used y The H0ttsnsoea h ssrie&y a o.
easeA FrOm these rude practifi0ners the rvmeily
was borrowed By the resident English and Dutch
physicians. BY whAse recommeada1ioa n was
employed in Europe, and hee since cDme inta
general use. Combined with Juniper and other
Rankins Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu and
Juniper j; proves most reliable remedy Cor N0n-
retention o. IBcOntinence of Uriue Iniiaiion. In.
namn,Atiou OF liberation Of the Bladder aad
Kidneys, Stone in the Bladder, Gravel or Brick
Dust Deposit, Milky Discharges, and an diseases
OF bladder or Kidneys and Dropsical Swelling In
man, woman oT child So
Prepared only by Hunt Rankin 4 Lamar. At
lanta, Ga, and sold by all druggists.
June 3, f661-lm
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Mr. Adolph Engler, the representative of the
purchasers Of the Jacksonville, Pensacola and
Mobile Railroad, and Col c. H. Allen, who is to
occupy the position Of General Manager OF the
road, accompanied by Maj. Conant, arrived here
on special train yesterday from Jacksonville.
Col Allen will assume control OF the road at
once, as soon as the taking Of invoices, ETC., can
be completed The late Receivers and the above
named gentlemen, went west this morning to in
spect the road
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In another place win be found the programme
for the Reunion Of Perry's Brigade. The various
committees have been diligently at work, and
have almost perfected al necessary arrange
ments. They will meet at Gallie's Hall to-mor-
row morning, at 10 O'Clock for FINAL consultation
We learn that the Pensacola delegation will
arrive by steamer al St. Marks, on Wednesday.
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A gentlema n who had caused TO be inserted in
the FLoRrDIAE u, . few weeks ago. IN advertise
ment occupying square, or inch space, and
costing 81. bile calling to pay his bill Cor the
same, remarked that the advertisement had
saved him just $3.50. the difference between the
price Of new article, and that Of one procured
through the advertisement, which answered his
purpose completely.
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A Cora Growing Club has hesn fosmed IN
Berrien county. Georgia. The Initiates fee i
ten dollars and the namher of shares i limited
to Is. mAkina The sun a go The member
who makes he greatest number Of bushels Of
corn to the acre Is 10 pocket The $50 A few
such clubs woald work glorious reform in
Leon county agriculture.
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the yasg Z dssiEahis. whils Il yield q ~ :
swanied ne Detoa, perhaps. woald be psefszsed.
cAnB o. sFock.
. Ny experisace - y the heslshf6Ines of cas-
tls in shh county shows them subject % ,eesy
CIV complaints 0ccasiaaally &c i aitacksli
w ipdisetiOa and bloelins, a the scours.
which gs1siSlly Yields readily 70 simple RENE
d., mch e paFge Of linseed oil, OF weak lye
ilom wood slhes. or salt. and followed by few
dos e. eeIlsioa powders
Very Httis ahalses = ssquised b hi climate.
II the cattle en- seek sheir eva 10 large range
they VIII get along very comfortably without
any artificial aid But il kept up they win ap-
preciate and pay for some additional shelter.
An they require, however. Is q simple shed 10
keep OF the cold rains Of Gall and winter: and if
thsse i no piece Of woods o. auildings o. wisd-
break on the northwest side Of their lot, they
need tight fence where they may find refuge
nom the cold Winds
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NOTICE.

ATT MEETING OF THE INCoRPORATORs
IA and subscribers to the capital stock Of the Live
Oak and ROwlands Bluff Railroad held ut II o'clock
A. n, ~ Live Oak. Florida, June "a 1881, IL was
ascertaiued, from an examination Of the books of
subscription, that over one hundred Thousand dol
lars had been subscribed 10 the capital stock Of said
company. 1t was then resolved that meeting of
the stockholders Of said company be held ut Live
Oak, Florida, at IL o'clock A. NJ. on Tuesday July
5 1884, for the purpose Of electng directors 10 said
company and otherwise organizing the same This
notice IL given In pursuance Of the terms Of the
charter Of said company.
D. N. McALPIN. Secretary.
July 8 186l-lW
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAuNTON. VIRGINIA.

Opens September Goth. 1881. One of the FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR YOU'VE LADIES IN THE UNrFRD STATES
beautiful Climate unsurpassed. Pu-
pills from seventeen States.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION
Board, Washing English Course, Latin French
German, Instrumental Music, &e., for Scholastic
Year, from September to June, sass. For Cata-
logues write to Rev. VIZ. A. HARRIS, ID. d. PresI
dent, STAuNfoN, VIRGINIA. July slim
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M John A. Pearce gave rs last Saturday
some specimens Of the Little Pippis pears.
any traii OF the kind Ne ever tasted What
aAs been done can he done" and there b no Fea-
son 90 earth why pean should not Be more
largely and successfully raised hese.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

We notice that several Of our State exchanges
10 noticing the time fixed for the beginning OF
NE next annual fair, have fallen into an error ~
70 The date. The Fair begins On the 18th day OF
nerember, and cs~tinnes uuia the 24th- IL will
doubtless BE- the very best fair yet held by the
Association.
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SPECIAL TO LAND AGENTS.
guam ~ Oihclr
BLANK TOWNSHIP PLATs !;

Tie FIoRTDIAN Office is prepared to furnish,
in any quantity, to order,
FLANK TOWNSHIP PIATS;
srale 40 chains Ia the inch and so chains to the
inch, it'll Table OF Areas. Also, quarter-town-
,bp phis mine sectiOnsl; scale, 40 chains 10 the
zach.
The large size will be sold at 81 for one hun
bred $40 or fifty, 10 cents apiece; the small
cents apiece
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

NJ W F. Lloyd sent the FLoRTDIAN last
week a serpent cucumber raised in his gar
den, which measures feet 3 inches in length
and inches in its largest circumference Ii is q
vegetable curiosity
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAns.
Arrive CAas
,u-.hsr, and Eastern. -.......- SIS p N. TGoA n.
T.rsrf - .........-...-.- 80 A. NJ. 500 r. n
:, Narks Tuesday Thursday and
S.Ssnria. n ............. LAO p NJ T00A NJ
Tboma~v via IamonIa-Arrve Tuesdays Thursdays
- SATURDAYS Al =. NJ. close Mondays, Wednesdays
I'D Fridas> a so A. NJ
ST The Port Office win be- open from A NJ. to $50 p M
"a f-on, ~ 10 ~ r. M. except Sundays.
NONEY-oRDER OFFICE
The Money order Office viii be open from A. n to
~ n and from 7. N. To I p. M M0neY-orders are
sa.i AZ THIS Office payable in any part Of the United
- aud Britain. Switzerland. Germany ITALY
F~Snce Algeria and anana-
W. G. STEWART, p NJ
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Byrd & Coles have just received an invoice of
Goette, Miller & Co.'s finest French Candies, put
up in handsome pound and halfpnund boxes
Call and see them 11-2t
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AttenGiOu. GOVernSr's G1aTAa!
lou are hereby commanded TO meet al Gal
hes Hall uniformed and equipped, at ten O'Clock
A n 90 Thursday, The l4Ih inst BY order
A. AosELY, Capt. Oonn'g.
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The Committee Of Reception viii meet the
members Of the Brigade at the depot. on she
evening Of the 18th and morning Of the 14ih.s
Members Of the Brigade viii be registered By
said Cemmitiee, It Gallie's Hall On arrival Of
the trains.
The processioa viii form 1t Gallie's Hall, at
10 o'cloek A n, on the 14th, and move in the
following order:
Music III SxDKR's BAKn
DErAcHMKKF OF GOvKxxoRx 0UAKDs
MINERS or PEHRY's BRIsADE AND vETEn-
ANS o. BoFH ARMxEs-
ts.se CfTizkAA .a.estf he
- hM#fff
ADDaEssEs ON TIE CAPFroL SQuAiR BY GES
Z A. PERRT AND OTEEA
Ats O'Clock p. II. 4 rscep.ioa viii Ae gwen
by The ladies Of TalIAAAsaee 70 Rerryls Brigade
and other veterans of both ssunies and citizens,
at Gallie's Hall
cOMMTrrEE o. nncnrszoMs
MF PArY. Chairsss
1T Barnard, r. g. wnE1AAls,
C. A. BRYAH, A MosELEY.
CpMMHfBK % ARKANa9MkN18
r G. Lore, Chairman
W. l. FAsoN. +. T. .MyKRA
Wh- BYRD. A. M0sRLKY.
COMMITTEE on HmAnCR
r A. SuKR, Chairman. II
C. C. PEARcE, Gao W. EAxOH,
A. MoMzxx. A
-
PEmDOUAI..
--Rsxt A. \ Rnetnsn CeWiniones - he
Bsseaa d ImmlEralioa; 10 ~ sesk hse yiait
- IN hene b Msaaass eounN. -
--uspk q Paaco. &C Mnu1icello, and Mennrx
4. rs,srbSu. J. n Eliilas. E.W.Fsps ssd 9.
W. GlspAsns, q 1as1iasa, wsss b asisadnnse On
- eup{ane Coan - wssk ~
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Jane BuTk, coIored woman, was brought to
low aud placed in jail yesterday, charged with
having killesi another cOlored woman, named
hettA BIvinS al or near Curtis Browns store. on
Saturday
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a Correction.

la iasa weeks FLORIDIAN the types made US
say that the two lots at Port Leon sold on Mon
day by the Sheriff for 800 Ii should have been
xlOO
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lhe old man burden, who was sentenced at
The hast term ct The court Ia he hung for murder
IN Franklin county, has had his sentence e0m-
mnIed by the Parlnning Board to Imprisonment
tar life
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On Manaav xuly H. III = ~ Essiausm - ~ eand
passus., M amA Mrs ,. @ Ksmpsrs h - @fysALr
MAx HAni1son, aesa en- mes<A 81 eae dsysy
'tOf saeh y ~ kissaum - nsaRsu-.
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Florida Piano Tuner.

IL w. CHANT BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO
LIE state to the musical public In general thai he
win reach Tallahassee within q few days, when he
will call on them.
MONTICELLO, July 3, 1881 1l-sw
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We Advise an chose 1. Need

ot freoh groceries To call on K b. CarpenteF.-
GOods purchased from him delivered promptly
iree ct charge.
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To Cotton Planters S.
HAVE YOUR GINS REPAlREp.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED TO
Il repair Cotton Gins, and to furnish material to
planters and others At their plantations reasona-
bic terms. Saws sharpened by hand and made al
most rs good 40 new. Satisfaction always guaran-
teed or no pay Ny headquarters are at Thomas
VILE, Ga. respectfully refer planters 10 the follow.
ing gentlemen: Col John Bradford, T. j. Roberts,
Marshall Isler. Samuel Curtis. Quincy, Fla
July 5, 'Sl-2W w. B. FITZGERALD
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~ Regular meetings of AUCILLA ENcAMP-
vsST No = are held the hrsf and third TA.vsday I've
n p.rriarchs good standing invited tn attend.
L. ID. BALL, c. p.
" N MCINTOSH, sR, Scribe
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EE- The WEEKLY FIoRIDIAN may be found
IN sale At Bottoms News Stand, in the West
-otf Block
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I. 0. 0. F.

~ Regular meetings of LEON LoDGR No. 5,
- svrTv Tuesday Fcenise nj their Lodge Room Al
srerk All Brothers in good standing invited to
ssfend- :. -, Il, p = ~ u
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DAHRY.FARMHNG HN LEON COUN.
TY, FLORIDA.
BY ]. P. APTHoRP.

Prepared for the forthcoming Leon County Pamphlet
What advantages are offered by Leon county
to the dairyman?
They are many and great, | reply, whether
to the possessor OF many acres or few.
The first may, if he choose, devote hundred
acres or so to his herd and they, finding their
own sustenance and shelter, will thrive and in
crease rapidly on the natural pas,urage, with
scarcely an expense to the owner, except to keep
track Of them. The second. on the other hand,
who may be Obliged to count carefully the num-
Der of acres to be allotted to each head of stock
may yet At comparatively little cost make his
cattle a source of steady profit To do this it is
necessary first To consider the matter of
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NoNEY -oRpER oFFIcK,


Record of temperature al Tallahassee, Flori-
ia for the past week.
dissertations taken by W A. Rawls, Druggist and
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF MYERS q GORMAN HAS BEEN
l. dissolved. All persons indebted to the firm are
requested to make immediate payment to the IN
dersigned, who will continue the business on his
own account, under the old Grm name
4. B. GORMAN.
TALLAHASSEE, July l, 1881. jaly 5-n
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MASONIC.

- Regular meetings OF JACKSON LoD9x
nOafh ~ w. ~ MCINTOSH. Sscrstary.
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PA@URA0E.

On reasonably good ground, If plowed once q
year, or even once in two years. crab-gnss win
grow abundantly, and is very sweet and succu-
lent and highly relshed by stock. BY dividing
the pasture into two parts, 50 that the herd may
be turned into each alternately for week or
more at time, an acre to an acre and half to
each head Of stock, large and small, has been
found TO carry them through the summer very
comfortably. If, however, profit is desired
through the yield Of milk and butter, the pas
ture must he supplemented by
soILING CROPS
OF these large assortment is at the service of
the enterprising dairyman. Something green
can be kept growing during every month of the
year.
Fodder-corn sowed in drills yields the earliest
crop for summer use. This il followed by cat
tail. or pearl miIlet. which. though not 50 nufri-
tious as the corn, yet produces such an immense
amount of forage, no keeper Of stock can afford
to do without it At the same time come the
various kinds Of sorghum. much richer and
more palatabIe food. ! am testing this year a
new variety Of this, called the Rural Branching
Sorghnm, insroduced by the RarR NeW Yorker,
which promises 10 be OF immense value as q for
age crop for milch COWS. Il il sweet, nutritous,
highly relished BY al kinds OF stock, ike all the
sorghuns, but differing from the other kinds in
throwing up large number Of shoots from the
same seed, which may be repeatedly cut through
the season, like the caf-tail millet Thus far I
have found it very vigorous grower, and ap
parenly well able to faldi the large promises
made Of is virtues A little later come COW pea
vines, producing an enormous amount Of feed at
small cost of cultivation, and carrying The cows
well through the fab.
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Baked daily at I1al RIB CARPENTERS
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WINTER WEDDING.

For winter feeding nothing can surpAss the
sweet potato A heaping peck given to COW
each day. in addition TO her other rations, pro-
ducs q surprising effect, both in the quantity
and quality Of miik and butter The vines also
furnish good amount OF fair feed In addition
to the potatoes sh0nld be raised large patch Of
rula-baga turnips TO be mixed with the potatoes
and also to furnish green food in the tops.
Pumpkins also should be raised in large quanti-
ties scr the winter. and coW-pea vines cured in
the sun. little later in the fall may be sown a
field OF mixed oats and rye to furnish green graz
ing This. beginning In January, viii continue
almost to time Of cutting Fodder-com again in
the spring.
BY outstanding the manure and good cultiva-
ton, few acres may be made TO yield a sur
prising amount Of the crops above mentioned.
Five or six acres has been found to produce
enough Coz ten or twelve cows, and cut down
the ssnouni OF purchaasd ICED, snch ascorn meal,
wheat bran, cation-seed meal, &c, % very mod
erafe proportions. If THE stock are turned out to
ranEe through the corn and cotton fields from
December LIST 10 March 1st, The dry and young
stock win require bat very little feeling through
the winter
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The most Complete As~Oramens
" canned goods in the city at
12 r. B. CARPENTERS
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The matter q feed setlled. the question next
aEisaA. during what n.naihs can batter be sue
cessfally madei Ircply. through every month
of the year. There b this peculiarly IN butter
masle here Ia hot weather when Northern bat
Ter i reduced 10 oil. The home-made article, II
property managed. retains its shape without the
aid Of ice. l make good, sweet butter COZ
stantly. summer and winter, without using ice.
and with nosling colder than good well water
Veg likely the Rodsra deyices of Cooley
Creamers and Hardin Processes." with ise,
n1ight be An advantags. but good batier can be
made without them.