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OF health Is to be found in DIR. II. V. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription to the merits OF
which AZ remedy for female weakness and
kindred affections thousands testify.
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The genuine "Rough on Corns" is made only
by Els. Wells proprietor of "Rough on Rats" }
and has laughing face of man on labels liz
and 25c. Bottles.
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England's Chief Justice is in this
country. This makes it bad for those
who stay in England.
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Ladies' if you would be forever redeemed
from the physical disabilities that, in thou
sands of cases, depress the spirits and abso-
lutely fetter all the energies of womanhood,
you have only to got Lydis Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
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SEND A POSTAL. CARD.

And Sullivan's, the leading Cloak and Suit
House of San Francisco, will mail you a copy
list of fall and winter styles SULLIvAN'S
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For cold or cough there is no remedy equa
to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
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sS-s1 DUJARDIN,S RIr 3,
|E5ELIFE ESSENCEiY

TINS PHOSPHATE COMBINATION, THE
Il Wonder of Modern Chemistry, is pronounced BY
the most eminent members of the medical profession
to be usequaled for its power in replenfshing and
celebrating the vitality of the body by itssuppyng al
the essential constituents of the Blood, Brain and
Nerve Substance, and for developing all the Powers
and Functions Of the system to the highest degrss
Being Natural Restorative, its energizing efectsn
not followed by corresponding reaction, but N
permanent and are frequently shown from the -
day OF its administration by remarkable increase
Nervous Power, with o feeling OF vigor, Strenn
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At the same time the patient gains esh the features
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clear and healthy IT GIVES BACK THE HUMAN srRrc
TURE, IN A SUITABLE FORM, THE PHOsPHoRIc on LIVELY
ANlMATiNa ELEMENT or LIFE WHICH HAS BEEN wAsfED,
maintaining that buoyant energy Of the Brain and
Muscle System which renders the mind cheerful, hap
py brilliant and energetic, entirely overcoming tk
dull, inactive and sluggish disposition which many
persons experience in all their action
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

Farmers abont to purchase agricultural inn
plements will find it to their advantage to refer
to the advertisement of Geo. "A. Davis Il Co.,
in another column.
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Now is the time when the chubby reed bird
dies game
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What is the most productive malaria?
squeaky- voiced soprano.
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A BONANZA MINE

One hundred per cent. is a profit that al
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If you experience bad taste in mouth, salow-
ness or yellow color OF skin, feel stupid and
drowsy, appetite unsteady, frequent headache
or dizziness, you are bilious" and nothing
will arouse your liver to action and strengthen
up your system equal to DIR. Pierccs Golden
Medical Discovery By druggists
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DIR. Jas. Nj. Mills, SALTMARsFi, ALA, says:
Several of my patients have used Brown :
Iron Bitters for chronic indigestion with bene-
fit"
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Dujardin's Life Essence cures neuralgia and
nervous headache

S g.
When you feel yourself gradually breaking
down don't wait until you have taken to your
bed While you are still able to be up and
about fight the grim monster disease by the
use of proper restoratives. The best remedy
for malaria, indigestion, weak kidneys, con-
slant fatigue, fits of dizziness, heart disease,
short breath and other complications of dis
ordered system is Browns Iron Bitters. Its
magic influence in conguering diseases of an
exhaustive nature is most astonishing.
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DR.. b III. Groom, DARDANELLE, ARK, say $
Browns Iron BitterS is the best medicine in
the world and is effecting miraculous cures"
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Dujardln's Life Essence makes the old feel
Young again.
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Dujardin's Life Essence coaquers nervous de-
Jitity, toss Of memory.
"Buohu- Paiba." Quick, complete cure all
annoying kidney and urinary diseases. 81.
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Goes without saying-the deaf and dumb
alphabet.
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BE CAREFUL.

Dujardin's Life Essence is the remedy fol
the overworked bIain
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Queen Margherita Of Italy greatly admire
American women's faces, and she has reason to
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10 E: g \ q slsNE
John f. Snow & Co.'S

Cleaning aud Dying Establishment of San Fran
cisco have changed their name to Palace Dye
Works. bit no change in ownership. The
cause of the change is that q party by the name
of Snow has gone into the same business. All
communications hereafter are TO be sent TO the
Palace Dye Works, GS3 Market street,
Palace Hotel. San Francisc
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DIR Rogers Heart Tonic is working wonder
full CURES in heart disease.
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John Darts, ESD, of Woodburn, Ill write.
" Samaritan Norrtne cured my son of its
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Dujaldin's Life Essence gises brain force and
vital energy.
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Strength for the weary -Dujardin's Lift
Essence.
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When ship weighs anchor she probably
has steel yards to do it with.
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Dujardin's Life Essence positively cures
hystsria, and all nervous affections.
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&" Enjoy YOUR LIFE

Railway deficits are the modern Co losses
Of Roads
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AZ Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colCrs. One package coors to
4 lbs. of goods 10 cents for any color.
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4" Literally carried out of the system" Dis
ease when attacked by Samaritan Nerrine.
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You never miss the sermon till the preache
runs dry.
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THE WIDE. WIDE WORLD.

LIMA, REPUBLIC OF PERU.-Senor A. de La
Il. Delgado, L. L. ID. and Counselor, Tribunal
of Justice, Lima, Republic of Peru. says: One
single application of st. Jacobs Oil cured me
completely of rheumatic pains in my left arm.
| recommended it to two of my friends, the
Mrs. bona Juana Garcia widow, and Mr. ID.
Herman Decker, German gentleman.
Madam Garcia was relieved entirely by the
pain-cuco from terrible neuralgia pans of ten
months standing: Mr.. Decker was cured of
inexpicabe pains by single application of
the cure. My brother used the great remedy
for species of paralysis of the arm He was
entirely relieved from his ailment by one or
two applications, after having tried number
less other remedies without effect
Nothing is made in vain, although they are
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Nothing is made in vain, although they are
lots of maidens vain
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Dist
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Conf
Monde
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Presoriston FREQ for the speedy II Nervous De-
bpity. tost Manhood and all disorders brosgst on ~
gradients. Address DANlp.ON - CO., No
vs. Npvsnu street. New York.
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Christmas Goods.

We have now In store splendid line
Of goods, suitable for Ch~istmas pres
ents, consisting Of the folio wing:
HAN DIX ERCHIEFS. - Mems silk,
pongee, hemstitched, plain and colored
bordered, ladies plain white and coll
ored bordered, in great varieties and
choice styles. also q nice line of chill.
drens' in hemed and hemstitched.
LINEN GOODS. - Bleached table
damasks, unbleached table damasks,
Turkey red damasks, both foreign and
domestic makes; also table cloths, tray
cloths, towels, napkins etc.
GLOVES Ladies dog skin, kid
jersey, also nice line Of childrcns,
Jersey and cashmere gloves, and full
line of ladies, misses and childrens'
worsted mitts, and many other notions
suitable for Xmas presents, such as un-
derware, tides, shawls, hoods, clouds,
leggins. hosiery, gossamers, skirts,
bags, purses, pocket books, ETC., also
full limo ofdress goods and domestics.
II you have any purchases OF this kind
to make, We should like you to give US
a call as we keep a good line of goods,
and always sell at bottom prices.
Respectfully,
dl5. q. w. HOKE.
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The publishers of Rmledge's Month
" offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for January, among
which is the following:
We will give $1,000 to the person
telling US how many times the word
Bethlehem occurs in the New Tesla
ment Scriptures mot the New Re.
vision( by January 10th, 1884.
Should two or more correct answers
be received, the reward will be d.
vided. The money will be forward
ed to the winner January 18th, 1884.
Persons trying for the reward must
send 20 cents In silver (no postage
Stamps taken) with their answer, for
which they will receive the February
Monthly, in which the name and adj
dress Of the winner OF the reward
and the correct answer will be pub
lished, and in which several more
valuable rewards will be offered.
Address Rutledge Publishing Com
pany, Easton, Penna.
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Mr.. DAVID DoDD opened the ex.
ercises of the lyceum, on last Mon
day night, with select reading.
A. S. Goulden followed In a very
short and simple defamation. The
question for debate was, Resolved,
THAT society is animated more by
fraternal love than by selfish i'm
pulses, Vand was argued in the aflir-
native by Messrs. p. A. Rohrbaugh
and d. w. Shaffer, and in the mega
tive by Messrs. Will Dodd and W..
O. Nelson. The debate was very in
teresting, and Mr.. Dodd kept the
audience in one continuous roar Of
laughter. The affirmative won. On
next Monday night there will be no
meeting of lyceum.
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Judge Armstrong was here this week
holding short term Of court for Judge
Faulkner.
Lewis Gerhardt, is home from attend
ing college in Gettysburg, to spend the
vacation with his parents.
ID. b. Lucas, w. il. Travers and a.
r. Pendleton, Esqs., were here this
week, attending special term Of the
Circuit Court.
Rev. II. ID. Roller received a dispatch
on Thursday informing him of the
Spurious and perhaps fatul sickness OF
his sister. He left on the first train for
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mr.. Holmes Lamar Ii spending the
vacation with his parents in this place.
Holmes is student Of Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa, andis making rapid
progress IN his studies.
Col. Robert White, Of Wheeling,
Mcssrs. >. $. Flournoy and Homer
Carr, Of Hampshire county, and Capt.
w. +. Dyer,of Grant county were in the
city this week engaged in case before
Judge Faulkner, moved to this county
from Hampshire.
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Eggs are on the decline.
Ice dealers take heart.
In ten days we will write it 1854.
The first snow Of the winter fell
here Sunday night.
Business has been lively with the
merchants this week.
The tin horn Is the duaunt co,ir-
Tier of Christmas.
This kind of weather has stopped
outdoor work on new buildings.
The express offices have done a
land office business in shipping poul-
try this week.
New subscribers to the INDEPEN-
DENT are coming in rapidly. We
have added over a dozen new names
to our list this week. Send them in
and let us start the new year with
1900 subscribers.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 1888.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-In the seven
teen long centuries since the Church
ordained that Christmas day should
be observed, almost every rite and
ceremony that has pertained to it has
varied or changed, save one. ALI
the Dramatic Mysteries and Gay
Moralities; all Che midnight street
dances of whole cities on Christmas
eve, all the s'feasts of fools" and the
reign of the ''lord Of Misrule''; the
singing of the s'naits," the setting
of soused boar's head on the Christ
mas tables-these things have pass
ed away. No longer do the oxen
kneel in their stalls on Christmas
eve; no longer does the Glastonbury
hawthorn bud on Christmas eve land
blossom on Christmas day; no longer
crows the cock all night to brighten
uneasy spirits. But the ancient Gus
tom of giving gifts on Christmas
fiourishes in immortal youth. Bells
may ring and organs peal, and splen-
did Christmas tree dazzle with its
costly fruit, or in some bare back
settlement tow-headed Johnny may
find his clumsy stocking bulged with
the stripped mittens, weary mother
had set up o. nights to knit for him;
and the two commemorations bios
som from the same stalk. The re-
membrance of the unspeakable gift
of heaven, which makes the time sa-
cred, touchse all tender hearts to
give in turn; touches, indeed, tough
hearts, and makes them for the mo-
ment tender.
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On Friday night, Dec. 2Sth, a
joint debate between the Winches-
ter and Martinsburg lyceums will
occur in this place, commencing at
7 O'Clock, sharp. The question is
Resolved, eThat the Crusades were
beneficial to mankind" The deba-
tors from Winchester, who will sup
port the negative, are Messrs. Byrd,
Alexander, w. L. Clark, Jr., and
Harry Hyde; the Martinsburg deba-
tors are Messrs. e. j. Simpson, A..
s. Hughes, Austin Rodrick and
Grant Pitzer. TIE place for its oc-
currence will be in Feller's hall. Let
there be big turnout.
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THE Pooh. The duty and respon-
sibility OF every community to edu-
cate its children and care for its poor
is so interviewer into the spirit OF
the age, that to know of the neglect
OF our children in receiving the pro-
per educational privileges, is TO
prompt the provision for popular ed
ucation But how about the poor 7
Whilst our county authorities make
provision for the homeless aud des-
tltute of our county, there is in our
city many that during this Indictment
weather may suffer for fuel and the
bare necessaries of life. Would it
not be we'll, in view Of this fact, to
organize the committeeof ladies and
gentlemen that did so much to re-
lieve the suffering and worthy poor
of our town several wiuters ago, and
make an organized effort in the same
direction this winter? We should
show as much interest in caring for
the necessities of the poor as in pro-
viding education for all. We sug-
gest, therefore, that the Rev. h. ID.
Roller, who acted as president OF the
former society, call public meeting
at the Court house, to reorganize and
take active measures for the relief Of
any worthy poor that may be found
among us. The same system of or
ganization, so effective heretofore in
providing for the really needy, could
be made equally successful now. We
believe there would be hearty and
generous response from the charita-
bly, disposed citizens Of our commu-
nifty.
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AN EXCELLENT ENTERTAIN-
MENT.-The musical and literary
entertainment given in Feller's Hall
on Thursday night last, was certain
ly pleasans one, and was thorough
ly enjoyed by the audience. The re-
citations by Miss Edith v. Hedges
showed fne Evolutionary and dram
attic power and culture, land were high
ly appreciated. y
The musical part Of the entertain
ment was furnished by Mr.. T. w.
Patten, of Baltimore, cornetist, as
sisted by Miss Maggie Mcknight,
Miss Rosalie Weaver, Miss Tyese
Blondel, Miss Jane Hilton, and Mr..
e. j. Simpson, and each rendered
their specialties in a charming man
ner. Taken all in all, it was one of
the most pleasant entertainments
given here in a long while.
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LECTURE.-A rich treat is in
store for the people of this city who
can appreciate fine lecture. The
Hon. George B. Cotton, the distin-
guished and popular lecturer, will
deliver his celebrated lecture on
.Sights in the Old World" on Tues
day night, Jan. ed, 1854, for the
benefit of the M. E. Church South.
The reputation Of this distinguished
gentleman ought to be sufficient to
draw crowded house, and we trust
he will be greeted with a large audi
ence. The lecture Is highly inter
esting and instructive, and those
who fail to hear it will miss rare
literary treat. The proceeds of the
lecture are to be applied to paying
off the debt on the parsonage, and
this worthy object should appeal to
the generosity of the public.
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Holiday Goods.

You haven't purchased your Christ
mas present yet? Well you want to
know where to git it? II you desire
anything in the Jewelry line, w. l..
JONES, Peoples National Bank Build
ing, has all the new, rich, elegant and
latest designs in Fine Jewelry, Gold
W atches, Diamonds, Solid Silver and
Silver plated ware. All the choicest
novelties known to the jewelry trade,
embracing every article suitable for a
handsome present. Ladies' and Gents
elegant Solid Gold Watches, Mantle
Clocks, Bronzes, handsome Pearl Opera
Glasses, Tea and Table Sets, Miscella-
neous articles Of every description, in
GLIDING Music Boxes, Charms, Gold
Pens, Masonic and other Emblems,
Lockets, Chains, handsome Gold Band
and Bangled Bracelets, Ladies' Chate-
lain Chains and Watches; large as
sortment Of the lovliest design in Rings
including Diamonds, Tiger Eyes, In
tanglio, Onyx, Cameo, Ameythist and
Plain Hoop, inlaid and engraved Gold
Rings. In fact, every article in the
Jewelry line that would make yalua-
BILE souvenir and an acceptable Christ
mas present. Remember the place
next door to Peoples National Bank.
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THE ladies of St. Joseph Catholic
Church have commenced u Fair in
the basement Of the church, which
will continue two weeks. All the
substantials and delicacies OF the
season will be served from the re-
freshment tables, and the fancy Ia
bles will contain numerous articles
for use and ornament. The public
are invited.
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Ho !! for Christmas.

nON'T FAIL TO TAKE LOOK
~ at the grand display of 1 oys. Con-
fectionery, fruits, etc, at Chas, r.
Mathaels, before you make your
Christmas purchases. His stock of
toys, of every description, is the larg'
est ever brought here, and his supply
of Confectionery and fruits can't be
equaled.
Country merchants will find it to their
advantage by consulting him before
purchasing, as his wholesale prices
are as cheap as can be had in the cities.
Special Inducements to Fairs, Sun.
day schools, etc, for large supplies.
G. ID. MA1THAEI,
n27 I'm Next door to Court House:
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


6all 1T C. w. BDWMAN'S. 16North
NJ Queen st, and examine his stock
OF gcoSs, suitable for presents consist.
ing OF perfumery and toi'et cases,
angling from 81 TO so. shaving cases,
English, Frer eh and Am, rican hand
kerchief extracts, Fr, nch and our own
cologne in quantities to suit, fancy CO
logne bottles, ia fact ever thing suit
able for Ladies and gentlemen's toilet.
Give us call, and on will find goods
at very reasonable prices 70 trouble
to show goods-polite attention to all
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THE pupils OF Mr.. w. A. Pitzer,
Principal of the Second Ward school,
gave an exhibition. which was held
in his room on Friday last. The
programme consisted of singing,
reading, Rotations and decIama
tions. The pupils acquitted them
selves in handsome manner land
reflected great credit upon their in
structor Mr.. Pitzer is an accom-
plished and successful teacher. and
possesses the happy faculty of read !
ing the temperaments and DISPOSE
tions Of children, and thus knows
how to get the most work out Of each
one and at the same time hold their
respect and esteem. In short, he is
not only an accomplished teacher,
but understands the art Of teaching.
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Dots.


The jingle of sleigh bells makes
merry times.
Winter begun to-day, according to
the almanac.
The boating season on the canal
has ended. The water will be drawn
to-day.
The Grammar School scholars are
trimming the Principals room for a
holiday exhibition.
The Zouave Drum Corps will get
their new drums about the time the
M. C. b. receive their instruments.
1t is estimated that at least A 900
bushels of clover seed have been
shipped from Hagerstown within the
past two months.
THE carrier of the INDEPENDENT
will call on his patrons on New
Year day with an address. Give
him a boom.
See the advertisement ofthe Hoop
er property, also the advertisement
of the Trust sale of the Smith prop
erty.
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Two lots Of drummer's samples OF
notions, such as silk and linen hand
kerchiefs, towels, hoods, nubias. knit
Jackets, Jersey jac kets. gents, ladies
and childrens hose embroid
table ar d piano covers, tides, ladies
and gents neck wear, pocket books
and shopping bags. susponders: etc,'
bought at half their value, and will be
sold accordingly.
K. +. TIMBERLAKE 4 co. dl52t
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WE had a pleasant call, on Tues
day, from DR.. Warner, of Parkers-
burg. The Doctor is the State agent
of the Good Templars, and is ingag-
ed in the work Of organizing the
temperance forces in favor of Prohi-
bition. He delivered two addresses
here and laid the ground work for
an organization. He is an educated
and one Of the most agreeable gen
tlemen we have met in long time.
He goes from here to CharlestowD,
Shepherdstown and other points in
Jefferson and Morgan counties.
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Our sales in dress goods this fall, are
far ahead Of any other season. Our
stock Is larger and bc.ter thaa former
ones, That is the great resson why
lady, when she wants nice dress, AL
ways comes to US, she hnds it at the
right price. Our motto is good goods
and ore price to every purchaser"
Respectfully,
EMMERT ~ FIERY.