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The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-09-07
New Roads to Be Made.

Yesterday lieutenant with party Of
men and wagon, passed through town on
their way to Fort Keogh. The officer and
his men were 80 travel stained and dusty
as to be hardly recognizable. but We final
ly made out the features of Lieutenant
Steele, 18th Infantry. The party was sent
from Fort Maginnis to find practicable
road, if possible, from that post to Glen
dive. The Lieutenant says no good road
can be made from Maginnis to Glendive
He will return from Miles City to Magin
mis-. The distance from Maginnis to Glen
dive is 200 niilcs.-INlilcs City Press.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-09-07
Indian Ring Horseshoes.
Guiteau's Skeleton.

Guiteau's Skeleton is now at the Nation
al Army Medical Museum at Washington,
but not to be exhibited to the public. The
final disposal Of the bones of the assassin
has not yet been decided upon, and cannot
be until Judge Wagner decides as to the
validity of Guiteau's will, in which he be-
queathed his body to DR.. Hicks. The ex'
perts engaged in the examination ol
Guiteau's brain have completed the work
It is understood they already disagree in
their conclusion in regard to his insanity,
and there will probably be two reports rem
dered.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-09-07
Route From the Park.
The Result of an Interview
With Colonel
Wheelan.
The Granduer of the Seen.
cry on this side Of
the Park.
The Shortest and Most Feas-
ible Route for a
Railway.
A MILITARY ROAD RECOMMENDED

A MILITARY ROAD RECOMMENDED.
On Saturday evening we had the
pleasure of interviewing Col. ]. N.
Wheelan, of the 2nd U. s. Cavalry, who
commanded the military escort which
accompanied the Gen. Sheridan party.
After some general conversation regard.
ing the whole trip, and the manner in
which the party enjoyed the grand
scenes which they had witnessed
in the great wonderland" Of the world,
the Colonel described the route which
the party had taken from the Park to
Billings, and which has heretofore been
considered impracticable, but which
has now been demonstrated to be moi
only possible route, but the shortest
easiest and best of any yet known OF
likely to be discovered. The distance
from the Park line to Billings is only
100 miles, and the party occupied bu
seven days in the journey.
The general direction Of the route
taken by the party is northwest from
the Park line, crossing the Yellowstone
at Baronette's Bridge, passing through
Cook City, which is the principal minini
town of the Clark Fork district, thence
across the Clark Fork range west o
Clark Fork canyon, and then along wha
might be termed prairie country to th'
Yellowstone. We believe that Col
Wheelan has officially recommended
that 8
MILITARY ROAD
should be esta blished over this route;
road having already been constructed 70
forty miles from Baronette's Bridge
there will actually be only about thirt,,
miles of road to construct, that is acros
the Clark Fork range, and as the engl
neering difficulties are not great the Col
onel estimates that the cost of buildin
very good road would not excee'
500, 900. If Col. Wheelan has made thi
recommendation there is no doubt tina
it will be endorsed by Gen. Sheridan.
The Colonel informs us that the seen
cry after leaving the Park line, wa
much grander than any within the Park
excepting, Of course, the fellowston
Canyon, consequently those who trave
over this route will have one
CONTINUALLY GRAND SCENE,
not only in the Park, but before the
reach it
The importance 70 the people Of thi
community of the establishment OF
road from Billings to the Park cannot b
underestimate in view of the fact thu
the Colonel assured us that the rout
taken by the party was the most feasibl
for railroad. If a railroad were bui
in this direction, Billings would not onl
be the outftting point for parties trave
ing to the Park, but for the Clark For
mining district. Since interviewin
Col. Wheelan, we have ascertained thu
the fact that the Gen. Sheridan part
took this route was altogether owing
the Coloncl's opinion that it was tn
best and shortest, an opinion which tn
guides who have been taking parties
tho Park for years did not agree witt
Col. Whcelan is to be congratulated upo
his SUCCESS IN demonstrating the pract
cability of the route, and Billings If
be congratulated upon the trade whic
will certainly accrue to it should th
road be opened up.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-09-07

ering from slight attack Of pneumonia.
Track is going going down at the rate of
two miles per day. A limited number of
able bodied men are needed on the track.
laying gang. x. 7. c.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

The widow Of John Brown, the liberia.
tor, was given q reception in Chicago on
the 3lst ult.
The N. p r. r. bridge across the Mis-
souri at Bismarck, will be completed in
October, work on tho second span has
already begun.
Six noted Sioux chiefs with their outfit of
scalps-taken ten years ago-and grain cul'
tivated on their farms, are to be one of the
attractions at the Minneapolis fair.
Jameson, the Irish hunter, is going to the
Muscleshell to hunt bear. He has tired OF
goat hunting in the Dear Lodge mountains,
although he has met with good success
there.
The Omaha Herald gives lengthy &C.
count of Prof. Samuel Aughey's narrow
escape from a band of Cheyennes, who
gave him chase while he was engaged in
gathering specimens.
Indian Ring Horseshoes.
A Washington dispatch says: Inspector
Pollock sends from Pine Ridge agency to
the secretary of the interior, horseshoe
labelled, Would fit Jumbo. Please pre-
serve this specimen trick of our Indian
management until I see you" 1t wa:
furnished by contractors to shoe IndiaI
ponies with. 1t weighs three pounds and
l ~ =
way of doing business on the part Of In
dian agents, who should not accept suct
goods.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Papsl para smyelysa.
En- la Imprenta del Bo1BTIN SO reali.
10 una buena partida $6 quintal.
20 DER.

Con fecha 20 de noviembre dlti.
mo, hemos revocado Ell poder gene
raj que para repEcseutarnos en-
Puerto-Rico tenfamoS conferido d
Mr.. Emilio Lohuet, quedando salts
fechos de sus activas gestioues y
honrados servicios en- el desempelo
de Gu cometido.
Con la misma fecha hemos otor-
gado poder bastante para represen-
tarnos en- nuestros negocios, asf ju-
diciales como exFajudlciales, en- di-
cha Isla, d les seaores Silva, Ferrer
e Co., de San Juan de Puerto-Rico,
Paris, 20 de Diciembre de 1881.
GAIL d Go. b. ri fbro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
.L1licOr B0LsdnoicO
- DE
lBREA VEGETAL.
El IN jor pectoral y depuratigo conocido
hasta el dia, concentrate y dosifcado prepara-
do por el Ldo en- Farmacia
Francisco g.. BriX.

Sc emplea con gran 6xito tanto exterior
mente como al interior. En- los afecciones
de la piel y Was urinarias, interiormente Sc
usa como estimulante diaforetico diuretico
energico en- los catarroS de Ia vegiga, Ia bron-
quits y catarro pulmoIar. purifcando el Lii
cor de Brea Vegstal la sangre cura la sarna,
soriasis, prurigo lepra. O.
Extirpa ! maloS humoreS adQuir,doS por
herencla por contagio hace desaparccer de
la piel las manchae herpes, d;viesas, malditas,
llagas ulceracionsS. Modifca las membra-
mas mucosas. Ell Lcor de Brea Vegetal au-
meDta el apftitO, SO hacen buenAS digestiOnes
go evlcua tacilmente LAS sehoraS mestruan
con regularidad) Normalizaudo las funciones
todas de nuestra ecCnomfa; haze que los que
10 usan se sentan como en- estado perfecto de
salud. No toInad los falsificados
Poderoso Tonico Gerruginoso Vino de Qui.
na y Hero de GARCIA BRIZ
Esta cOnvinaci6n reune en- un peQueho vo-
l6men, yforma agradable, dos sustancias con-
SideradaS haEta hoy como incompRtil les. La
Quina medicamento, t6nico por excelencia, Y
el hero que es Ia base de nuestra SaI gre Sc
emplea en- tod0s los casos en- que es nj tcesario
enriquecer la sangre empobrecida, en-, las per-
didas del apetito, malas digestiones menstrua-
clones dlfciles reempaSa- con ventaja 8 to.
das las preparedness gerrujinosa. USO.-
Una cucharada en- cada comida: Est& prepa-
rado con vino de Malaga sin sustancias colo.
ranteG, Para que esten al alcaDce de todas
las classes Sc expenden los precios siguien.
tes. Jarabe Quina ferr jinoso $3.50 Licor de
Brea SO, IS Vino de quina ferruginoso
$O,75. De venta ca la Capital Farmacia de
loso RehOres Banco y del Vale, en- Caguas
casa del sefior Aguia, en- Ponce Farmacia
del sehor Ferrer. TT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Barat tisim0.

En- 100 pesos Sc venden los cua.
dros Aiguientes:
SAN JERONlMO por Zurbardu
dos yaras de largo y una y tercia de
.Dcno.
VIRGEN DE 3ELEN copia de
Murillo por Romero, vara y medic
de largo y una y cuarta ancho.
SANTA JUSTA y RUFINA co.
pia de Murillo por Espanoleto, igual
tamailo.
SANTA .FILOMENA por Espa-
noleto de igual tamailo.
En- la administration del BoLET1N
informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
LAS NOVEDADES. :"
34-Fo1'taleza-34

En- este acreditado establecimien.
to sc acaba de recibir directamente
de Europa I'm estenso y variado sur
lido de mercancias de todas classes,
sombreros para senoras, cSballeros
y nilos, surtido. de- calzado! para i'd
cauas de hierro y mosquiteros. de
varias classes, gran surtido de muIe-
cas- y otros juguetes, maquinas para
coser de cadeneta y doble pesppnte,
lavamanos elegaptes con todas las
pleas necesarias y espejest6 ,in6aidad
de articules denovedadpara todos los
gustos, diflciles de ldetaliar. Conque.
s1ryanse dispensar una vista 4 " Las
Noyedades,0 y saldran todos com,
placidos.
Y. L1oMPART y Ca. Of:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Es un hechO hist6ricO

muy singular perO tambi6n perfectamente YER
1dadero que los Estados Unidos, con 50 inmen-
sa exportaci6n de carnes y ma teca, deben &
los Esp, 1oles, : muchfsimo por la introduction
de lechones que, en ese pats hicieron estos
De Soto fue Ell primero que los Iley6 Florida
en- 1886. Y en- Ia aetuajidad los desendien.
tes de esos mismos lechones son quizas los que
proporciona la sustancia la "Manteca Agui-
la" jQuien sabe?.
Sea 0e clio 10 que fuere, la sManteca Agui.
Ia" es dura al mismo tempo que saludable !!
Ia mas barata mirandolo bien. / A probarlay
26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Linea De Eap res atlas.

El fsmoso vapor ing.es ATHOS de 1000 to-
neladas y con c6medas y espacicsas camaras
para sesenta pasajeroe, tccara en- este puerto
procedente de Nueya York y Jamaica, y en-
sd ruta Fajardo, HHmacao, Arroyo, Ponce,
Msyagtez, Aguadilla y Arecibo;e el dia ~ de
febrero pr6xim0.
De retOrno yen yiaje directo & Nueva- York,
galdr& de San Juan el 4 de mafzo;y 10 que
tenemos el gnsto de anunciar los sefi0reS
cargadoresy al p6blico en- general.
I Para iLfOrmes spbre pasaies fetes, dirtjir-
90 los Agentes SOBRINos DE. EzQUIAdA.
b. a mario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Gaia de ahOrros dc Ponce.
ESstablecida en- 1879.

SD Z f, t..
Capital realizado en- Montante de sus fondos.
acciones $5O.OOO de reserya $5.s2o6 So.
Prodnctos .netos que ha obtenido en- los
|pueve amos que lleva lie existencia; repartidoS
entire los accionistas 1874 IA p.%
Su producido neto 81 llltirno aflo de
1881, repartido, so pOr 100.
Espirando & fines del pr6ximo mes de Di.
ciembre la cOntrata do esta Sc ciadad, Y ha-
biendose acordado en- junta general de accio-
niatass So rem 3vaci6npor el tegmino de clncuen
/ ta amos, Y la ampliaci6n do Eu capital d
$50, ,OOO para eevarlaa la categoria de ls
Sociedad ap6niina de ci6dito para extender,
sus Operaciones q cuantas la Leyie permita
bajO las garantlaS regJameata las, con aprO
baci6n del Excmo Sr. Gobernador General dc
esta Provincial, de acuerdO con 10 preceptuadC
en- el art. - del Regamento para la cunstitu-
ci6n de Sociedades anonimas hecho rxtensiv
@. ia Isla pOr Real Decreio del l6 de agohto
de 1873, SO abre suscrici6a para cubrir los
| $2t 0, 600 en- que Sc aumeDta el capital pOr &C
clones nolninatlvas dea SO pesos, pagadeio
en- estA ciudad y,enlas ofcinas de Ia Gaia de
Ahorros precisamente en- los dIas del primero
al veinte de diciembre de 1892
Las per6OnaS que deEeen Suscrib;rEe con al
gunas acciOnes, pueden dirjgirse GeS 9 luego
personalmente 8 pOr cartas al senior TeSoreio
d. Juan Mayofal, quien, como encsrgad0 del
registro, lee expedlra los scorrespondientes GER
tifcados de suscripci6n, que seran cangeados
en- su oportunidad por los titulos de las accio
mes qut Sc emltiran la par el dos de enero
de 1885,; siendo de alvertir. q. Que las ac.
clones que est6n en- deScusiertO ueBpues del
plazo tjado para efectuar su pagO, Quedarap
de der cho caducadas. 2 Que ningdn &C.
cionista le sesa permitida la possession de mas
de IN seis por ciento de Ia totalidad de las &C.
clones que SO emitan. g.. One los actuales
accionistas de Ia "Cpja de Ahorros de Ponce"
que .quieran continnar con las acci0nes que
tienen, iuvertir en- nuevas la parte que le
corresponds del fondo de reserve, tienen pre-
ferencia en- la possession de las primeras ad-
quisici6n de las segundas en- Ia parte que al
cance 0icho tondo d. reserva dnicamente y
40 que hecha esta exception, 81 al hacerse "a
emission de acclones hubiesen spscritos mayor
n6nero de Las que Sc han ac0rdado emitir,
Sc prorratearan entire los interesados los que
deban completar estas en- proportion al nd
nero conQue aparezcan inscritos.
Ponce; enero IL de 1882.
81 Directer-presidente,
h.8. abl. Eroaeisco Barnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Papel de 1,oalsicd.

La meior clsse, de hilo, dos yello-
nes Ia mano do 10 pliegos. Carton pa
ra encuadernar $6 quintaI. Porta-
plumas 8 S centavos docena. Papel
tela de varios tsmaiios. Papel marqui.
lla q 5 centavos hojs 6 in6nidad de
articulos que SO han recibido en- 81 nue.
70 establecimiento que esta surtiendo
JOSE GONZALEZ FONT.
Fortaleza 3S, frente 8 Ell It16grofo.
3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
.EScribanla de sctuacionH.

En- 81 juicio de quiebra de Ia scciedad .'Caja
,por el sefior Juez de l.' Intancia del distrito
de San Francisco Sc hsgs saber los acredo.
res de la misma one sc ha sehalado para una
ljuRta en- el local del Excmo. Ayuntamiento ell
ldia |. 9 de Mario pr6ximo Ia una de la tarde
con, objetO de tratar 10 co.iveniente sobre la
Irenuncia que de su cargo han hecho los Sindi-
cos J n0mbramient0 de otroR
Y'para que hegne uoticia de todos los que
SO cream acreedores y asistan la junta Sc fja
Iel preseEtey en- Puerto-Rico 4 10 de Febrero de
1882 Ell Escribano, JUsTo NIEvEs. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
PIUHI'.PEN..

Sc ACADIA de recibir un cargamento dc .esta
madeira por g0iets americana 'sWinnie La
wry" compuesto de tabIones de / l2ys q pull.
gadas gruesO.. '' - :. 5.
Tablas de 1y il pulgadas grueso.
Tablas y tabloncil!oS n'achie1 bradoS
CuartOneS de I0doS gruesos.
Tsjama1is
Sc realizan en- el almacen de
MARGARI O.. h.4. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
PARA CURAR TODAS

las intermediates del cults: Barros, herpes,
reuma aguda y otras afecciones cutaneas y
suavizar hermosear d c6tis, dsese el jab6n dc
Alcatran y Enebro fabricado por Oaswell Ha
zard Ca. Nueva-Y York. Su uso es mas con
veniente y mas facil que el de otros remedies
evitando las molestias de las colnposiciones
grasosas, actUalmente de m0da. O. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
A,cisO a; inaportan1te'..

En-, nm precio sumamente m6dico Sc vende
unaeasa bien fabricada, de mamposteria, te-
rreIa recien construida con algibe Y pozo Y
denias comodidades necesarias Esta sitnada
en- una de las mejores solares en- la calIe de
Isabel seglnda en- el barrio de Ia Marina.
Infgrmaran en- la herrera de ID. Joaquin
Carrascp en- ell mismo barrio' b. iO mTzO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Ell COMERCIO,

Hay aceite superior en- botellas, jas
bon marca Bofdoys sin rival camisas
mayolqulnas, todo i precios me dicos
ANDRES BORDoY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Annaniatsd leeiduIated Peruvian GlslO.

Este magnfco abono preparado ezptesa.
mente para la cana, one ha dado tan bra-
llantes resultados donde quiera qHe Sc ha EN-.
pleado Sc encnentra de venta, en- el almacen
de los que suscri3en 81 so cts por barrI de
lU0 klos netos, al contado.
La gran escase que hay del Guano del Pc
ri, ha hecho que experimenttn sus precios
una alza notable, circumstances por la cual
ofrecemos 4 81 so cts el 'Perurian Guano''
Reconoe;dOs9 por ruestfos aeeRdados la,
excelencias de este abono sO5re los demas
-empleados hasta hoy, en- vista del esp Sndido
exitO ObtehidO, escuEam0S t0da recomenda-
ci6n. Ell tsAmmoHiated and Acidulated Pc
ruyian Guanon eeta recomendado va por Ia OK.
perieEcia y por la practica.
Mayaguez 4de fehrero de 1882.
Gorhona Habb0rdy y Ca. b. IL. myo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
Ell COMERCI0.
87-sAN- FIR CTS CO37

En- este acreditado depositos de- cal
zado 90 acaba de recibir un surtido de.
mas elegante y adecuado al gusto puer
toriquelo ;el bello se4o,s eL mas ,exi-
|gente polio, el grave caballero, Stcdos
verAn satisfechos 50 capricho en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
VAPORES CORREOS
DEL MARQUES DE CAMPO

Elg randioso vapor espafiol MANILA saldrs
para Ia Pepinsua el dla 10 de MARIO.
Admite carga pasajsrOs para la Corufa,
Santander y Burdeos, Cadiz, Barcelona y Mar.
sella.
Para mas detalles, g. PRATS y 90. 10 mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
.C;asa..

Sc desea comprar una de alto bieH situads
en- esta ciIdad de 8. a 5000 pesos costo,. 8 biet
dos ,terreras de costo eqHiyalente.
En- est& Imp, enta inf0Tmar&n. 6--6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22
NuoVa Fotografa.
30. O.-TETUAN.--3O

LA.DE LA TANCA
FELICIANO ALFONSO, operader de Ia ga.
eriafotografea de d. Heracl'o Gautier du;
rante los ctatro aflos 6ltimos, tiene cl gusto
de ofrecer al Ilustre p1DIico de esta Isla en-
.todos los trabajos de su profession
Prontitud. Esmero, y Baratura. b. 2. m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22

Capital reaizado en- Montante de sus fondos.
acciones $5O.000 de reserya So s25 81.
Prodnctos .aetos que ha obtenido en- los
nueve amos que lleva lie existencia; repartidos
entire los accionistas $l94 IA p.%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-22

su prOducido neto el lltirno aiio de
1881, repartido, so pOr 100.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-29
DANCE OF DEATH.
fFrom Denver Col Times


We find dancing masters instruct.
ing their pupils that the lady's cheek
must lay on the shoulder of her
partner, that her arms must Irvine
about his and their persons must
come in contact in several WAYS in
order to secure that unity of motion
SO essential to good dancing. II is
not then surprising that people OF
culture should decline to permit
their children TO learn to dance as
the public assemblies. The bloom
of young girl OF Ii or Is ia too
precious thing--too soon to be lost
by the inevitable contact of rough
world, to be rubbed off By such init,
mate contact with the coarser cla9
OF young men, especially where, rs
- too often the case, the chief at
traction OF q dancing school to these
young men Is the fhct that they can
hold IN their arms the young divin.
tiles, to whom, under other circum-
stances, they would not dare to
raise their eyes. Too much respect
cannot be shown a young girl. She
should be taught that her person liz
too sacred 20 be trified with that
The lishtest touch, except in the most
respectful manner, is a profanity hot
TO be endured, and that upon herself
rests the duty of educating the OPP
poslte sex to treat her as they would
piece OF the most delicate porcelain.
Inc duties Of q woman, comprising
as they do all that goes to tho form.
alton of a basis of our social struc.
ture, are SO sacred that she cannot
safely permit anything that savols
OF lowering of the standard of her
sanctity. Anything that tends to.
wards the lowering of her own idea
OF herself should receive the seye4ess
condemnation,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-29
Responsibilities.

Nothing takes the pride OF labor
and It's results out of q man like
dhvesting him Of responsibility. The
miuute you make "a machine out Of
a man into whom God hos breathed
the breath Of life, and given brains
and sympathy 20, that minute you
deprive him Of tho greater part OF
his usefulness, This is why pubic
employees and the employees OF large
establishments are 80 spiritlcss and
Indifferent The red tape By which
they are surrounded and hampered.
and depressed, tal;es away all their
individuality il makes them mere
wooden men, whose places can be
filled for less money by cucumber
pumps u sou want 70 ret al there
Is in man out ct him, invest BIN
with } sense Of responsibility make
him fool as IL be was an intelligent
creature. and responsible for what
he does ar does not TO this fact
may he attributed shc intellectual
superiority ofthe graduates of small
Ell shops, where rcd tape is unknown.
Bot don't mistake BY thinking red
tape and system are synonomons,
Red tape i system carried to An an
intelligent and unreasonable ex-
treme SYSTEM Is order In it's high
est degree that is, combined with
good seise.--phim, Enterprises