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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-11-24
Norrh &fde uteuu&

Mrs. Andrew Porter was buried, last Wednesday.
Her death occurred within week Of the attack Of
typhoid fever. Hardly any, except the nearest
neighbour knew Of her sickness Mrs. Porter
ffty-four years old, and had been n resident Of the
County about twenty years. and was the mother of
twelve children, two Of whom are dead.
Corn Smelling is pretty well through with, out this
way.
Superintendent Shaner visited the school in Dis
triet No. ~ on Monday of this week. Harry APP
pears to 60 ut his work just like old hand.
Mrs Schaufier moved into her new house, last
Monday. They have put of the plastering, until
spring.
Mr.. Cotton has been qnite feeble. for few weeks.
He has never recovered from the the terrible crush
he got in n stone quarry, two years ago.
Mrs Guion and daughter BERTHE visiting at
Madison Notes in, Mitchell County. We heard there
was q very small Mote ont there-a girl
Two weddings at Fanning Katie MeKernan to DIR.
Lindsay, election day; and rumor says Mrs. He'd
rick has changed her name to Etherton. II the
above are facts, why don't you all ADVERTISED We
would, you bet! VI
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Teacher, Association.

1EDl+ hAN-A-s 1901
Association met, pursuant to adjournment. Meet
ing called 10 order by President shaner at II n
The morning being cold, and quite 4 number Of
teachers that were duty came late, the Assoeia-
ton adjourned, to meet at I:3O. p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Minutes read. corrected, and adopted. General
business then followed.
Prof. Z. Keuhl wa. admitted to membership.
On motion. our next County Association meet Jan
uary 9TH, 1882. Carried.
On motion Of J. J. Baker, an invitation be extend
ed TO Prof b. =. Nihart. of Atehison, to deliver a
lecture at Troy. the evening before after next As
soeation. and that the Association deray his sxpens-
Is. Motion carried unanimously.
The following exercises were then presented:
!. Why rhould teachers attend Assoeiationi No
m Dunleavy.
.. Inter-coIonial wars, lsnbjeet outlined.l W. r.
Wyatt
.. Physical Geography, (sul5eet outlined 7. b.
Marshall.
4. Primary Arithmetic. Lena Lindner.
5. Civil Government, J. J. Baker.
S. Current Reports, Mamie Nesbit.
The following Is the programme for next meeting:
l. Winning the affection Of pupils =. E. Katner.
.. School officers and their duties, II. =. shaner.
,. How TO teach fractions, Ella MeKernan-
4. Paper, o. Edwards
5. Extraction Of square root, Prof T. Kuehl.
6. Distrie: Libraries, Prof. II. d. MeCarty.
7. History without books. T. C. Clark.
8. Select reading. r. G. Drake.
9. Report of current affairs, G. v. Williams
10. Essay. J. T. Carter.
ii. Hygiene in the school room. Georgia Scott.
II Question for discussion: Resoired. That die
tive T n Nar-haIi and Mamie Nc.l,if. Nevnfiye
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Rreuuer rferras.

Our village is still improving, both in morals and
in business
Some misguided youth came here and made some
preliminary arrangements to start a dram shop, but
the good citizens gave him to understand that
we did not need any snch enterprise, and that We
would make it interesting for him, or any else
who would start up in unwarrantabe business;
but if he would come with any legitimate and legal
trade, he should have the support of ALL and help
ing hand would ever be ready to give him aid. Sew
eral of the besttodo farmers are ready with their
money, to make interesting time for any such adj
venturers.
Speaking of helping men in business, very
much in need of grist mill, and II some go-ahead
will put up mill here, he can get help to the
amount of 500 Let US hear of some bids. The one
that starts frs. in this branch will be the successful
man.
Our Literary is now in good running order, and
have real interesting meetings, every Saturday
ing. All invited to attend. Good order Is all
the requirement there is either of member visitor
The new store-room of Cook & Hinekley is
occupied by them, with n full line Of general
ehandise.
JEFF. MeNemee has the frame raised for a new
dwelling house. He will have the best location in
the village.
v.E Mcdaniel has gone to Lane County, to break
prairie and plant timber We think he intends TO
a 40-horse power steam pillow, as il will take
about that much power to get through the frozen
ground.
We hope and trust that the stove are GO
ing to buy for the new school house will be place
before another week passes II we had been the
teacher, would have kicked the old one out Of
DOORS and dismissed school. until suitable
put in 1t is bad enough for children to sit all day
in n cold room but to be suffocated with coal smoke
and gas is enough more.
Mr.. John Myers family are down with diphtheria.
Dana MeNemee and little son Eddie, from IA
Crosse, Rnsh Co, Kansas, are visiting Mt Job Nc
Daniels. They do not look as though they have
been badly starved, neither are they discouraged
with that country.
Farmers north Of Bremen will take notice, that
the bad hills halfmile from the Station are now
worked down, ~ to make the road good all the
wny to the Township line. HERETO.
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Oh. What a Couehi

VIII you heed the warning The signal, perhaps,
of the approach of that most terrible disease,
Consumption. Ask yourselves if you afford, for
the sake Of saving 80 cents to the risk and do
nothing for it. We know, from experience, that
shilohs Cure will cure yonr Cough. 1t never fails.
This explains why more than a Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and Whoopng
Cough at once Mothers, do not lie without it. For
Lame Back, Side, Chest, Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by d. C. Sinclair, Troy; J. A. Camp
bell, Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland; Her
rim. Brothers Highland Station.
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TIL, Iaud. for sale

Ms G. section 49, township 4, range 81.
" W. frcl. section g. township 3, range 81
Sfsw. section 81, township ., range I
w. IN. g. section %, township 2 range 81
Nisw. section IL, township 3, range 81
These lands will he sold on reasonable terms-one-
third down. balance in one and two years. For fur
thor information, inquire of
JOSEPH =. HANPsoN,
27ian. Office in Court House.
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J-F. HamPson f. prepared TO loan
msney 10 the Farmers of DOniphan
County. on long time, AT Per cent. i'm
seresf, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before DUE and
stop Interest, II the borrower chooses
No della Us In furnishing the money. No
sworn apprnisement or application
required. Call on him at the Office of
Register Of Deeds, mt The Court House,
22dpr1y. y. II. HAME'SON.
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Tribute.


HALL OF WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. G, /. o. o. F.,
November IL, 1881. !
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty God TO re-
from midst our worthy brother, J. W.
Moore; and
WHEREAS, Deceased has been a faithful and con-
sistent member of our beloved Order for many years.
and
WHEREAS, Our worthy brother has been great
sufferer mnch of his life; therefore,
Resolrei, That submssively bow to the divine
decree, recognizing the fact that he has been remov
ed from life of pain and suffering to eternity of
peace.
Resolred, That we extend to his afflicted family
heartfelt sympathy, in this, their hour of be-
reavement.
Resolred, That the members of our Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
we ", Z. f hnW,.. Committee.
r. s WAKEFIELD
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ARafionnI Claim.

s.y. Barth & Co claim to have knocked the bot
tom out of high prices, and to have all the latest
stvies and novelties in clothing and gentlemens
furnishing goods 1t is very certain that no old, an
tiouated stock can be found upon the shelves at
Barth & Co.'S. because the entire stock was purch-
ssed only a few months ago. This is the ONLY
,,otbne house in the West lighted by electricity,
and peoue can see to buy goods there at night just
as well as in day time. And it may be added that
Barth has all the newest styles that histlothing is
made to his order and that his prices are extremely
Iar to cash buyers. Donphan County people who
trade in Atehison should make note Of this. when
they 20 there and not fail to call on Berth & Co.,
Co,ume rcial Street.
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River Convention.

mass meeting will be held at Rippey's Hail. in
Severance, Kansas, Saturday. November aGth,
1881, at O'Clock, p. m for the purpose of selecting
ten Delegates to represent Doniphan County at the
Missouri River Improvement Convention, to be held
Mt st. Joseph, No., November 18th, 1881.
All citizens of Doniphan County. who feel inter
est in the improvement of the Missouri River are
requested to take part in said meeting
A. W. WATERS,
FRED. HARPsTER,
W. d. RPPEr,
". L. SPRINGER,
S. l. RYAN,
W. II. II. CUKrIs
And others
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II Printers who have worked in the Chief Office
have struck n streak of luck. We last week rceeiv-
ed a letter from Willie Mcleod, printer boy in the
Chief Office seventeen to eighteen years ago, but now
Of Suffolk Va in which be states that his wife has
fallen heir to = OO by the death of an uncle This
week, Jim Rsvle, printer in our Office, received
letter stating that uncle who has just died in Del
aware left him n legacy, about q 900 which he will
receive in few weeks, and additional and larger
sum in the future. No telling what is in store for
the Chief printers Any of them liable to inner
it fortune, Mt any time Even We shall try to pre-
pare ourself not to be surprised if some dying man
of wealth. stricken with remorse in his last hours,
should will us n fortune.
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buckeye Mills, Tanning.

Owing to the increasing business, we SHALL on and
after this date grind three days in each week for
customers, instead of two, as heretofore These
days will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, OF each
week.
The Buckeye Millsare now running regularly ana
the public can rely upon getting their grinding
promptly We have new pump, and everything
in the best Of repair.
Bottled Corn Meal always on hand.
oc,l3,f MATT MuTTER. Manager.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of IS cents to free
yourself of every symptom Of these distressing
plants nyou think 80, call at our store and get
bottle Of Shohs Vitalizer; every bottle has print
ed guarantee on it; use accordingly and if it does
You good. it will cost you nothing. Sold by ID.
C. Sinclair, Troy; J. A, Campbell, Severance; A. S.
Campbell, Highland; Herring Brothers. Highland
Station.
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E,n,irgond StockLauds.

Mills & Wells, Attorneys, at Atchison, own several
thousand ncres ofprairie lands in Nemaha and Pot
tawattomie Counties, well watered, and with good
grasses, adapted to farming pasture, or producing
hay to which they call the attention OF farmers and
stock growers desiring to purchase. Parties selling
small farms for the purpose of procuring moro land
for stock raising would do well TO them. Prices
,coson,hls and terms easy 22sept3m.
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~ McCrum & COwen have received,
this week, the largest and best stock of
Clothing for Boys and Youths, ever
brought-to Troy. 100 school suits, from
six to twelve dollars each. Call and ex-
anime Them
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Z lb. choice "a 81; best coffee in town.
bars Kinks Savon Imperial Soap, Csc.
Z" blue soap, e5c.
Choice gunpowder tea, Soc, worth 75c.
Standard A sugar, 10 lbs. for 81.
ExtraC g" IOI lbs. for e.
Light brown " III 81.
GRADUATED 9 81.
Soda, packages for 25c, full weight
White carpet chain, De.
Colored carpet chain, &c.
Lonsdale bleached muslin, Toe. per I'd.
Hope &" SIC. d"
Indian Head, extra heavy, SIC. d"
Lawrence Ii. Gle per yd.
Good calf skin boot - So price all the world,
1915.
Mems whole stock kip boots, solid sole leather
counter and insole, only sl75 would be cheap ut
S2.75-5 to lis.
still keep the celebrated Patterson Moves & Co.'S
custom boots and shoes.
VIII sell you a cashmere dress pattern cheaper
than Won can buy it in St. Joe or Atchison.
Good all wool cashmere, Sc.
Beautiful piece cashmere g. worth 81 90 in ST. Joe.
viii sell you dress goods Is to 20 per cent. less
than any firm in town,
Furniture am selling very low, ysu will see by
the following:
Best walnut extension tables, Csc. per foot
Camp chairs, sl.75, reduced from -
Camp rockers, 81 reduced from $50.
Best lounges, carpet silk cover, y, reduced
from 80 and Sill.
Bed or double lounges, 5000, reduced from SIS.
Cottage bedsteads, &. a25. reduced from s3.25.
Boston rockers q, reduced from 8.
Germantown yarn, 12Ic skein.
Mems Candee Arctic overshoes, sl.5O, worth =.
Ladies' .. :" el.SO.
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Has been before the public for quarter Of a cen
tury, and has always given such satisfaction, that
We warrant il, in all cases of Throaf and Lung dis
eases, to effect n speedy cure, or money refunded.
If you are afflicted with Cough Cod, CoSsuNrrros,
Broneaifis, Asthma, Inflammation Of the Lsngs,
give it trial. For sale by ID. C. SINCLAIR,
22sepsm. Troy, Kansas-
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There will be a festival at the Oakland NJ. T.
church, on Friday evening, December ID. II the
weather is favorable that evening, it will be held
on Saturday evening. the 3d. general invitation
il extended to everybody
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndis
eretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
81 of manhood, &C., will send recipe that Will
ure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This grent remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send a seifaddressed envelope TO the REV. JosErH
T. ISNIS Station ID. Neir York City. 3nov6m
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II Henry Cowger, former resident of Burr
Oak who has been living in Ottawa County, for Sew
eral years past, has returned with his family, to
winter in Gods corner of Kansas. They will come
back to old Doniphan Comfy, to fatten up, when
they get starved ont.
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Report of Leona school, Month Ending
Nov. 4. ISL.
Number pupils enrolled, "a.
Average attendance, g.
Names Of pupils perfect in department:
Ida Gougler, Nora Lewis,
Cora Mimic, Wilbur Overlander,
Doshia Edwards, Kate Walter,
Carrie Hershey, Minnie Harper,
Susie Harper, Ida Messmore,
Annie Martinson, Bottle Martnson,
Iona Schock, Mary Kinsley,
Elmore Lewis, Lelar Smith,
Jacob 0verlander, Leonard 0verlsnder,
Willie Janicke, Chester Harper.
Names Of pupils of Advanced Grade who averaged
over 90 in examination:
Ida Gougler, Nora Lewis,
Hattie Schock, Cora Angstad,
John Taylor, Delano Kercher,
Otis Nesbit, Leon Young
Willie Walter.
MAMIE L. NEsBrr, }T..ch.rs
GUsTA PARSONS,
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All persons indebted to me, are hereby notified
that they required to make settlement of thei
accounts before January LIST, 1872.
c. LELAND, in.
Troy Nov. %, 1881.
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e Tom Benton once said, in speech at St. Joe,
that the garden spot of the world within radi-
us of fifty miles of st. Joe. How true. Leona is
within that circle, and Hoverson & Co. are in Leonn,
to treat Won politely and deal with you squRrely.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Real Estate, in sums 10 suit Dor.
rowerx, on Eve years dime, or less. I'm.
terest, z per cent. per nnnuTu. Conn
missions reasonable.
lsjGn1y II. ~ W. III. BAHAhEiA.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, No.
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II Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound re-
wives the dropping spirits, inygorates and harmo-
Mics the organic functions, gives elasticity and firm
uess to the step, restores the natural lustre to the
eye and plants the pale check of heanty the fresh
rose of life's Spring and early Summer time.
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~ Is it possible to Danish superstition from the
average African mindi The colored gentleman who
edits the broom and sprinkler in the Chicf Office,
did not get his sweeping, few days ago until NJ
ter sundown. Then he swept the dirt into little
heaps in the corners, remarking that he Wonid not
sweep it out doors that night On being told that it
would only take him couple of minutes to do so,
he replied that he had always heard it said that it
brought bad luck to sweep dirt out Of house after
dark and he would not do until he had daylight
for it. And he didn't Paste this in your hat, you
who would avoid bad luck.
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Fir. In.nrnncc and Noner Looming.

d. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent,
of Troy, gives you your choice of a half dozen OF
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which to insure your property, at the
cheapest rates He will also loan money on real
estate security, ut the lowest rates Of interest or
fee adjoining Boders' Bank. 9sePso.
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II Among the many desirable results OF pure
blood are. elastic step, buoyant spirits and clear
complexion. The Possessor Of healthy blood has his
faculties at command, and enjoys clear and quick
perception which is impossible when the blood is
heavy and sluggish with impurities. Ayers Sarsapa-
rla is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AT THE
BiIimeLs Store, DOniphan. Kansas.

E Bilimek has n complete stock Of Family Groce-
ries Lisette Bilimek full line of Dry Goods Boots
and Shoes. Our goods arc new, and will be sold AT
Atchison prices. We hope for liberal share oil pub
aic patronage, which shall endeavor to merit
Give us a call, md we will try to please yOu.
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Notice.

All those indebted to for store goods, are mott
fed to settle their accounts with by the first OF
December, 1881, or shall be compelled to collect
my outstanding debts by law.
THEODORE KESTzLER.
Geary CITY, Kansas.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Here we are this fine with

Here are this time with attractive stock than
ever Our Black and COOred Casmeres cheaper than
elsewhere and for color texture finish and wear cannot De
beat i'm this country Veves and SatnS i'm the best shades
Plaid striped figured and plain Dress Goods We will receive
this week. full invoice Of the celebrated BrOadhead Apaca
and Armure Gerser Sungs These the best goods SOLD
for the We warrant every piece to wash like muslin
These goods bought of the manufacturers As for Dress
Goods and Trimming have competition, and our CASH
and Paids direct from New York. Our Felt Skirts
simply magnificent and prices to suit the times The finest
line of Yarns i'm town. and Germantown Woods at 1Qc sken
and for Hosiery both in wool and cotton astonishing how low are
selling goods Prints GnamS beautiful designs Canton f
ne Tweeds CASH
beache uneahed Musns Sheeng Bed Tekng Table
Linens Towels Napkins Gloves Comforts and ladies' Chdns and
Gents Underwear Fge Cords Gmp The stock
Trimmings the The best 80 cent Corset Knit Goods Lace
Collars Fancy Goods Of all kinds
DOman We have mammoth stock Boots and Shoes Hats Caps Cloth
Groceries, and Queenware and by buying
TOWNSEND & RICHARDSON.
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II Chas Eayre Hnkle, Jersey City Heights, Nj,
reports that his son, lad Of twelve years was COM
pletely cured of terrible case of Eczema by the
Cutieura Remedies From his head to his feet
one mass of scabs.
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BOOTS!
BOOTS!
ROOTSi

Van Buskirk & breckenridge are agents for NJ ID.
Wells .'old Mems Comfort" Victor" and Peer
less Calf Bootsgven up to he the best in any mar
II Tor.
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On Improved Farms, in sums to suit BORROWERS In
terest per cent per annum and only one commission
of per cent, for loan directly for private party
in the East THos W. HEATIEr.
edeeso Troy. Kansas.
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At the Severance Mills, for which the highest
market price in cash will be paid
large supply of Bran, Mill Feed, and Flour, al
ways on hand. FRANKLIN * KICK
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~ If you suffering from indigestion, or any
complaint of the Stomach Bowels, you will obtain
great relief by using the PRIcKLr ASH BrTTERs, as
they have the property of gently relieving these or
gans, and placing them in n good sound healthy
condition
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u McCrum & Cowen have a special drive in u
Button Goat Shoe for women. They sell them for
the very low price Of dollar and fifty cents per
pair, and guarantee them better goods than were
ever sold here for the money.
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II strange story comes to us from beona' TO
the effect that one of the old warehouses OF the
Greenback party is actually taking hard money for
bargains at the new store of Hoverson & Co. Leo
M .IOne by one the roses fall"
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r. Prof. Davis of the EmpOria Normal School,
and son of John Davis, of the Junction City 7Tib-
nre, called on us, Wednesday morning, and visited
the Troy public schools
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q Hon. VIM. Taylor Boston, is well again
Completely cured Of serofulous humor which Pois-
oned his blood covering his face and head with sores
by Cuticura Resolvent internally, and Cuticura
Soap externally.
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e Mr.. Philip Lorenz, senior member of the firm
Of Lorenz Brothers. the celebrated perfumers, of To-
ledo. Ohio, WINS in Troy, on Tuesday, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs MeCranor. of St. Joseph. visiting
the Chief family having been boys and girls toseth-
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mONRY TOLOAN.

II All wanting good -four, should ge. the Sever
ance Mills "Snow Flake
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r. Many Lose their Beanty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam supplies
necessary nourishment, prevents falling aud gray
ness and is an elegant dressing.