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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-07
MARkaEls.

PEBBLES S-GRIFF4T a.-0n June, %,
1882, at $50 p. ma the residence Of the
brides parents. in Salem. 10y Rev. j. n
Denison, Mr.. GEO. A. PFEBLEs and MIsS
VIR0IA A GRIFFITH
[Mr. aud Mrs. PEBBLES have the best
wishes of friends in this city for their futur,
happiness and prosperity.l
LEEDY- Y-RAMSEY.- .-on June 3ath il
this city. by Rev. S. G. Irvine, d. d..
Mr. A. ID. LEEDY aud Miss Alice 81
RAMsEY-all of this county,
AKER-T TAYL0R.--0n July Q, 1882, a
the residence OF Geo. w. Cline, near this
city, by Rev. / Dillon. Mr.. Il. c. BAKER
of Portland, and Mrs X iTIE TAYLOR, o.
Linn County.i
MURRAY -0A Juae %, 1882
at the Belt House, Independence, by Rev
j. A. Hellenbaugh, Mr.. G.. p. MURRAY
aud Miss SARAH F. MILLER, both of Wells
Station, Or.
TAUNDERS-MART On June30, 1885,
at the residence of the brides parents, by
Rev. ]. A. Hellenbanph, Mr.. G. Il
TAUNDERs. OF Independence to Miss
| Rosa MARTIN, of Dixie.
! CHAMBERS-MEYERS.- In this city
July 9th. 1882, Mr.. Henry CIIAMBERs, {
Portland to Miss RARBARA MEYERS, c
/ Albany.
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.feheeI aeetiRE.

Notice Il hereby given that there win be
a School election held at the Tentral School
house in School District No s. Linn CO,
Oregon, on Monday, July II, 1882. a.
o'clock, 2. m. and IL continue until
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF elccting
a Director TO hIl the vacancy occasioned
by tbs resignation OF Director L Btlyeu.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
]. ii. BURKHART.
(tIark
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coUxrY coUnr rnoceKDIxcs.


la matter Of petition Of John Barton for
bridge across gulch, on road leading from
Peoria TO Harrisburg. Joe Lame was appoint
cd to examine same aud report Thursday.
Pslitioa Of d Bilyou TO build bri1ge across
Beaver Creek continued.
w w Parrish allowed ! scraper aud
picks.
J Hasbrook allowed 5000 feet u lumber.
Fee bills Of judge and clerks Of election
allowed.
Bill allowed for hOldiag inquest over Robi
Berwick.
Bond Of C II Stewart. Clerk elect. was Sp.
proved.
BoBd Of Geo " Humphrey, Sheriff elect
was approved.
Bond Of II Peery. TreasureJ elect wa,
approved.
Bond Of J A Davis, Coroner elect approy
cd.
Bond Of DV s Reid, Surveyor elect ap
proved.
Scott Ward allowed GOOO feet Of lumbei
scrapor and keg Of spikes for Dist 2G
Settlement Of Sheriff was accepted.
Report Of J l. Gilbert, school superin.en
dent received.
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The fo,I ,~lng committees have been APP
pointed.
on ARkkSoENKsrs.
John NJ Hoffman, w Scott. Ed Zeys-,
" m y Miller, II ID Murray.
on INVITATIONS.
Jw Blaln, p II Raymond, = II Mon.
tanye.
~ II Huston, A Ssaiger, q W Harris.
on PRINTING.
OE Chamberlain, 81 \ Monisiih, G W
Gray.
on RECEPTION.
Joe webbcr. FRED eds, " j. Scott, Id
Zsyss. o II Irvine, y X SkIpwerth.
FLOOR MaNAaERs.
Ala Harris, Willie Webber, I J Cline
Joe Tyler. Simon SeItenbach. Trace Porter
~ u Scott, J W Foster, @ W Durkhart.
on DECORATION.
w Miller, ID Murray, G w Haw
klns, James, g o Eichler. J oIes.
or REFRESHMENTS.
Ladies Coffee Club.
MARSHAL.
CIV Humphrey.
ASSISTANT MARSHAL.
"a Foster.
ORATOR.
JK Weatherford
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Eiited aud Cspiafsd.

In last weoks issue OF tho DEaocRAr.
was an advertisement Of two horses stolen
from Capt Cochra". They have had quite
a tragedy enacted about them. rhe
thieves were met by posse of men In
pursuit Of them last week on MOllala
prairie. Several shots were exchanged
and ono ofthe horses killed. The thieva-
got away: Friday track of them was get
again. Marshals Harbord aEda posse OF
men followed them and succeeded In find
ing them about four miles from Salem.
When ordered to stop they answered by
running their horses and firing ct the
officers. They returned the fire killing
Thomas HIte. who wa~ riding one OF tho
stolen horses instantly, and wounding the
otherthief. Frank Chambers, who was
captured and taken to the Jail at Salem
The Coroners jury found the killing o
Hite to Q jus liable,
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4 chnnre.

Our many readers will gladly welcome the
introduction 10 general uss OF the pleasant
remedy Syrup of Figs, which ia a. agreeable
to the taste as thc fruit from which it is
made. an'l better than oil, salts. pills or any
Of the bitter Hauseeua medicine Of bygone
days. As it tcosts nothing to try it, and al
ways gives satisfaction, everyone is using il
wherever known.
Foshay & Mason agents Albany, Rector
& Lose, Halsey, Hodge Davis & Co., Portland
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Last Sabbath. when Mr. Nesbutt
emith,a "a brother of fCaptaln John Smith,
generally known as Mes Smith,the stage
driver between Shedd and Peoria. was
returning from Willamette church to
his home near Peoria, his team became
frightened, and running. threw Lin from
his wagon and leaving him there, dash
ed on towards home When opposite
Mr. Newton Smiths, they were stopped
by him and son who Immediately
went back, when they found Mr. Smith
lying senseless in the road AMI almsst
dead, His face was cut up terribly and
one ear was mashed nearly off, Dir
Fisher, of Peoria was immediately
called, aud rendered him all the assis
tance possible, but To no avail He dice
Monday morning What caused tn,
runaway Is not known, as Mr. Smith
did not regain his senses pre- vious Il
his death. lie had been agent on tn,
stage route between Shedi and Peori,
forseveral years, and was unniversally
liked by everybody. His death Is
great 'css not only to his relative
but TO every body who knew him.
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Spanish. GimpHrc. Toreheu aud Clunsy
lAces. a. NolAn's Great B4rgain Store.
tFfpu ihe sliem Ss4.vsaisB
TWfne Btndrr..

The Osborne TSlns BInle has 70 daJ
made tho finest record Of any haryes el
that ever started In Oregon. = Read SIR. T.
r. Walkers statement % the farmers. Nh
Walker capo u Oregon two years ago
and purchased Mr.. VIM IIeTTen's farm on
Salem Prairie. pay Ing $4,000 cash for 1t.
Mr. w Is one of our best farmers, aud q
most reliable citizen.
SALEN PRAIRIE June - IsS2.
To nay Jsiig,g .flrmers.
DEAR SiR7: | u va heard q great deAl
said aboal Twins-binders AMI their Fela.
tive merits, and have this 10 say, tha.
have To day started my Osborne Twine
binder In barley, and IL has done the besi
work Of any machine ever saw. IL tneyet
nIissed single band Ia the ton rounds
have rtIt around five acre piece, Bind
ing tight and nice. +. r. WALKER.
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s4o Reward.

A year Cd iron grty lillsy, with spot
in forehead with lal -. off square just
at,saihe hoes :,r,udeI II. II. on the
',h ,uIder. ~ 70 r4ri will be paid fer
information of tho whereabouts Of tho
same.
w. c WEsILAKE,
Albany.
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Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed have joined themselves together a
partners, under the firm name and style
OF DAnnals & woodin, for the purpose of
carrying on tho business manufacturing
an selling furniture, and doing other
general wood work. The factory and
s4esn,om Is located on the corner OF Ferry
md Second streets, In the city OF Albany,
oregon.
JA&. DASN,Is.
iva A. 4. WoorIS.
Sheetings and pillow mu.ins At Nolan 5
Great Ba'gsin STR
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Ladies' Aid society.

/. The next regular meeting of this society
will be held at the residences of G. II. Stew
art on Thursday afternoon Of next week.
The meeting had been called at the real.
dence of Rev. Stevens, but change has
been made on account Of the ats.nce from
the city Of Mrs. Stevens.
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waa,el--.A Farmer.

A Amlrrisd MA win 'has htd consif er-
able experience as farmer can get
good situation on farmln Benton county
by applying at this Office Immediately.
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1892
ID n oSBoRNTE E & co
HARVESTING MACHINERY

We wish to call t 2 attention of
the farmers Of Linn county to the
fact that we have established a
Depot at Albany for the sale of D.
M Osborne Sc Co.'S harvesting ma
chinery for the Havest OF 1882.
We have rented the fire proof
buildingcor First and Washington
SITS, Albany, and have employed M.
M. M.Harvey to take charge. We shall
keep on hand for the trade a full
supply of reaping, moving and self
binding machinery, wire, twine and
duplicate parts. This move brings
us in closer relation to you as man
lufacturers LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST AND
BUY ONLY OF MANUFACTURERS. Don't be
induced TO give your order until
you have examined our improved
twine and wire binder for 1882 Remember all of
our machinery is warranted to do good work. For
club orders special rates will be given
D. n. OSBORNE & CO.
S. s. Barse, Manager
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Telling Law.

Mr.. Charles Law. Jr, in conversation
with one Of our representatives. recently
said. 81 have been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism and neuralgia for the past ten years,
and tried all kinds Of remedies. Having
heard so much about st. Jacobs Oil, tried
bottle, and fonnd it truly wonderful. :
Pat,sto,vN Pal Ledger.
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Faded Color Restored.

Faded or gray hair gradually, RECEIVERS its
youthful color and lustre by the use Of Par
ker's Hair Balsam, elegant dressing, adj
mirsd for its purity and rich perfume.
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The reason why Allon & Martin are
selling, more clothing than all the rest
of the stores in Albany Is because. they
are selling the banner clothing.
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White blankets lsIightly soilsdl very cheap
at Nolan's Bargain Store.
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Girl wanted.

A girl that can do general hOuso.work can
find find steady employment by calling at
this Office soon.
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wanted g ga Fir.t Water.

4 week ago last SUNDAY un empty
building "in Chimes Row" in salem
was burned The facts brought {
since produce very queer case. Sever
al msmhers Of Tiger Eugins co No.
were implicated Ia the matter. 1,lon.
10 Dilley, Ellsworth Nichols. Geo anu
Fcrg Reed. Barr aad Bears beIn. ar
rested. 4 preliminary examination
was had before the Recorder. The
staten snt of Alsnzo Dilley gives the
story OF the fire and speaks for itself
Here IL Is:
My name II Aionzo DlIley. aged Is
years. was born In California and have
lived Ca Salem about SIX months. Met
Ferg Reed on Friday last: asked mo Ia
join him la getting up fire consent.
sd Saturday night after the tbeAter
fnst FerR Reed. I'd. Beers. John Darr
aad l. Nichols Went 10 one or TIVE
places for consultation, but finally
brought up al Jonathaa Staigers house
where Beers boarded lMr Staiger aud
family were abseHt). Here We talked
the matter over aud got n can oi coal
oil. We then separated. i'''..d aad my.
self going through nt'ry. and back
streets To the place selected fir tiir fire,
aud the Othefs - fleer suxiU. house
TO be ready 10 take ihe engine out
Reed amt myself arrived - ihe rear Of
China Row" there ,.-t firr tn the
empty building at tn east END ofthe
tow Heed theu went tn ,lIc hotel
and went up Front sfrset. sto0A on the
Deuham corner until heaff the hose
cart going then pulled go my coat and
went ta ihe fire. taxing t8t. nhzzle Of
the hos. which was beiug attached 10
the hydrant, and water was turned on
Toy T.. Nichols
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Ladies psb5ie button shoes worth $4.0o
selling at N,laa's Bargain Store for - 80.
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IL cases of dry goods and clothing opened
this week at Nolan's Bargain Store.
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rermit no sabstI.nt.ou.

Insist upon havin< Floreston Cologne. 1t
is greatly superior in pcrmar cnce and delica-
cy OF fragrance.
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LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.

Mr.. Campeau has purchased the barber
shop formerly owned by II Surles, and
Will G lntinue tho business a. the old place
aud & iarantee satisfaction to customers.
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CspaTIntr.hip Nallrr

I-alies lid slippers si.O0 worth 81 90
a. Nulan'a Bargain Store.
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Meeting of the Albal Y C. me-
terry Assoc alton.

To the menihers 81 the Albany C-fastary Asscc.a-
ti0n.
fou hereby notified thaf mstting % the mem
beFs o the Albany Cemetery Association viii be held
Al the Law ofiee Of Powell 4 lhyeo IN Albany. Ore
gen. Friday. the sth dAy u August, Isss, AZ 4
o'clock Ia tho afternoon for the purpose VI elscing
sfeers of said Association, viz President, Treas
urer aud three Trustees, 10 Tor the term II
two years, and for the transaction II such other
business ~ shall come hoforu the mectng All persons
Interested ~ subscribers for .shares lpholders
Are voters full attendance oi the members Il most
earnestly requested
i By order Of the Board j. c. POWELL
! OF TRUSTEES .rcsident.
Sowt
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Ladies' button shoes, worth 81 for 50. 60
at Nolan'a Bargain Store.
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Everything new at Nolan's Bargain Store
Notice.

Providence psrEsts!ng there will be
a camp meosisg EASld at sodaville
Commencing sa Thursday. July 21st
and continuing over tw, sabbaths
No services ot night an no disturbance
allowed.
II II, cRosIER,
las orM z. ch rch. Lebanon and
Sodaville
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Worsted monne cloth worth 60 cents for
Is cents at Nolau's Bargain Store.
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- . -
Letter Ia L.

The iolowIng Is The list OF letters renal 1ing
In tue Post Once. Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon, July 9th, 1852. Persons calling Tor thsse
letters must give the date on which they were
advertised.
Burt Packard Cooper Stephen,
Miller A. Miller Fannie,
Miller Mrs.. Mary. Miller Pete,
West II. C.
P.H. RAYMOND, P. III.
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r4hl0 'insus. toAeis AnA napkins CA as q
NoIan's Bargain Store.
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For sale.

Buttons and 10 cents, worth from % to
so cents, at Nolans Bargain Store.
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RslEsN.

-
F0X.-ro the wife Of John FoA--a boy.
SIMPSoN.-To the wife of Chas Simpson
girl
MARkaEn.
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A large assortment of ladies fancy dry
gools just opened at No.an's Bargain Store.
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Ladies' and chiliren's shoes cheap at
Nolan's Bargain Store.
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A sash aud door factory located at Stay,
ton. Win be sold cheap. Custom work i,
sufficient to run mill at full capacity. Cal
at this Office for further particulars.
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opsHlnE sr No. 2. Engins II 'u.s.
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HOME AND ABROAD

Circus next Monday.
f. N. French, jeweller.
Il. R Skipworth. lawyer, Albany. or.
Mr. nenry Christian, OF Monmouth, called
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Dr. La BARS ssnlnnl PILE cnre alr

Ut. II nhrs temEhnI Pills cure an
cases OF nervous DeoiiitY and Physical Prostitution
such as Loss OF Vlgor, Nocturnal Emissions InDo'
tency and the many distressing ailments caused bv
lndiscretion, Dissipation and SelfAhI,se This nae5
less remedy inyigorates and builds up The whole
system, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and 1ntirm, to the Prematurely Old, aud 10
all who need Heaith-Giving Tonic iixir, DE-. la
1ARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-.
mended. Price, y 90 per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price, or by express, G. o. D.. TO any
address, secure from observation Address all o.
ders to A. MoBoYLE s CO., Druggists 500 wash.
ington street. San Francisco. Postofice Box 1852
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For the Ladies.-P.ease ask yanr shy.
stefan his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPStN AND CALiSAYA BARK combined,
as a Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion II
satisfactory, Try Rails PEPSIN VINE BiyTEsS
au2d -6m
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THE DAILY RECORD UNlAN.
OLD ST. DAvID's AT RADNoR.

What an image Of peace and rest
Is this little church among its graves
All is so quiet the troubled breast
The wounded spirit the heart oppressed,
Here may tnd the repose il Graves
See how the ivy climbs and expands
Over this humble hermitage
And seems to care with its little hands
The rough gray stones, as a child that stands
Caressng the wrinkled cheeks of age
You cross the threshold, and dim and small
Is the space that serves for the Shepherds fold
Tie marrow aisle, the bare white wall,
TIE pews, and the pulpit quaint and tall,
Whisper and say, :" Alas We are old"
Her5ert's chapel at Bemerton
Hardly more spacious is than this,
But Poet and P1stor, blert in one,
Clothed with spiendor, az OF the sun,
That lowly and holy e1idce.
1t is not the wall of stone without
That makes the building small or great,
But the souls light shining round about,
And the faith that overcometh doubt,
And the love that stronger is than hate.
Were . pilgrim in search of peace,
Were l pastor OF Holy Church,
More THAI bishops diocese,
Should prize this place Of rest and release
From further longing and further search.
Here would stay, and let the world
With its distant thunder roar and roll
Storms do not rend the sail that is furled,
Nor like dead leaf, tossed ami whIr.ed
In an eddy OF wind, is the anchored soul.
-[aenry w. Longfellow.
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GENERAL EoFIoEs,


Are yeu suffering from any ailmett? Have you
any sores about you? Is your nervous system
snatteredE Have you pain anywhere? II any or
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cure BSlSroL'S FILLS AND SARsAPARILLA
III them you Will be sure and find speedy relief
malt
iasr;set ~ Ito Gawer OF tie heath
~ is sweeter than my Julia's sigh
NO pearl is whittier than her teeth.
While her soft lips the roses dye.
For soZoDoST is her delight
1t Keeps those charms so pure and bright.
o3l-3tTuThS
annual Meeting OF Stockholders OF the
f90pLes Savings Bank viii be held MoNDAY
bank office southeast corner and EoTrtb ta ~
luz Iml WIN. F. HUNTooN, Cashier.
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Sne.Minuie T0Otharbe Drops Are supe-
rior 20 any other. For sale by druggists. KIRK,
GFARY & CO., AGENTS. oI0.lm
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MALVERN, Ark, Nav 2, 1881.
We have cases in our town VINO lived at Ho.
Springs adj were finally cured with s. 5. S.
MCCAMMON Il MURRY.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
For State Senator.

r D RICK COX,
OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
IA State Senator s9atd
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THE AMBER WHEAT S. Frank, of Te-
hama county. received from Illinois a
sample OF Golden Amber wheat. He dis
tributed, through the Cause Office, the few
pounds among farmers, TO give it trial in
California soil. Ole of these, C. 2. S.
Johns, says he put it in on Reeds creek,
Iehama county. He says he sowed about
one-thifd of a pound of the wheat on red
grave.y land, put the grain in as he did
other wheat, and let it take it's course. He
so1ed it IN January, and harvested it at
me tine he cut his other wheat, and
thrashed out p pounds. He saya the berry
IS plump and much lighter colored than the
seed, and the best filed heads he ever saw.
There were four grains to the mash. the
heads being about four inches long. The
straw was OF q blush red color. aud
about the hight of Proper wheat, ripenipg
about the same time that wheat ripens.
The wheat is very heavy. feels like lead.
as he described it, and weighs 65 pounds to
the bushsl. 4 net calculstion shows mat
an acre of land wiz produce a bushels and
{ fraction OF bashel. Mr. Johns thinks
go much q tho wheat that he soved oa
sumner iaiiow ihe y pounds, not even r.
serving handful to let us see the improve.
mens made on the Illinois wheat,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IL, 1881.
We have sold !, Z9I bottles of $. s. ;. in year.
1t has given universal satisfaction Fair min led
physicians now recommend it positive specific.
s. MANSFlhLp & co.