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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-24

Georgia is bound to distinguish herself
among the States of the Union. She now
comes TO the front with a two weeks old
baby that weighs exactly one. and one quar-
ter pounds, well and active. Georgia is thus
great in little things. If the squall of this
baby is i'm proportion TO its size there will be
general demand for them by the-get-and-
hunt-for-tbe paragoric father. But then the
old size and style is the most reliable for
supplying schoo, ma'am's and recruits for
the army and Congress of the future.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nant cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma and ali throat and lung affec-
tons, also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints.
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt IL his
duty to make it known to his suffering fel-
lows Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering. will send free of
charge. to all who desire il. this recipe, in
German. French or English. with full direc-
tons for preparing and using Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp. naming this paper.
w. A. Eoyes, I49 Powers Block. Rochester,
n. J.
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whisky.

ST. LOUIS Oct ID -whiskv-si IA.
LOUISVILLE Oct. 22--Whisky-Steady at 81 Is
CHICAGO, Oct q -Whisky-Quiet aud un-
changed.
CINCINNATI. Oct % Whisky Firm at 81 -.
BALTIMORE. Oct 22-Hbisky-S1 1S1<
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22-Whisky-Daii at
nc
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Rye-So. ., nothing doing.
Bran-Steady; SO so bid: held at sl3 30.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by ID. T. Kinney & Co. Grain and Por-
vision Brokers.l
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It will contain wen considered editorials on
every subject. political or social. which may
arise The Commercial and Market reports OF the
Weekly Sentinel will be complete. Ils Agrieul-
tural and Home Departments are in the best OF
hands, and viii be distinguishing feature. In
a wcrd in it's news, its editorials, literary. mis-
cellsny and in its general reading. IL shall not be
surpassed by any paper circulated in the State,
1t will be particularly adapted 20 the family Cir
Gle No thinking nan in the State afford 70
at which IL IS furnished.
The Sentinel. in addition 10 its superiority, "a,
cially represents lndiana's Interests political and
otherwise. as no foreign paper will or can do ana
ought, therefore, 10 have preference over the
papers of other States, and we esk Democrats 70
bear this in mind. and SELECT YOUR OWN
STATE PAPER when you come 70 take tuoscrip-
tons ana make up Clubs
FHl reports of the proceedings OF tbe lately
elected DemOcntiC Legislature viii be gwen.
Now is the tine for every Democrat Ia the state
to subscribe for Ii Sentinel
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Cheese-western Reserve, i211zelsc; Jersey, i2,zc;
Crystal Spring, 1870.
oofees : Common. li1z@i2c: ordinary. t2SzQ
13c; prime. 1s1f@l5c; strictly prime, 1910
ment Java 2la2sc: McLaughlin's 1612c: Ar
buckles roasted: l6<c; Leverings l6>sc; CsTdoba,
I614c: Gates No. I. 1910.
Eugars-Cuilosf ,ss[c; powdered, s5s9eszc; granu-
lated, esz991zc standard A. sage OF A. 81 CSC:
white extra q. s1z@s1zc; iigk; bro wn s499c; COM
mon grades, sSs1<c,
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WEEKLY LIVE srOUS KEPeBT.
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
Reported by Fort johnson & Co., General Commits
sion Saleemen OF Live Stock

UNION STOCK YARDS, Oct. = 1883.
Cattle-Receipts, 254 head: shipments. 95 head.
Quality common. as usual Market moderately
active for best grades; dull and lower on common;
.alLasiIa 1xcaanx i1L
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Foreign money and stocks.

LONDON. Oct .22--Railway Shares : Illinois
Central. 331z; Pennsylvania central. C0l4r New
York Central, l75x; Erie. 2915: Reading. eos.
PARIS, Oct. 22,-Rentes. 7sf loo.
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Sales on Call-short ribs, $1,000 pounds; pork.
1000 bbs Lard, 500 ties. OATS 10 900 bu.; wheat
400, 600 bu. corn, 1.5O0. 600 bn.
Estimated receipts of hogs for October -, 1000.
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Flour. Grain and Hay.

Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patent, IS 1896 50: extra fancy, s. 509
IS: fancy. S. 2095 40; choice, 81 S5@5 10; fami-
ly. "a 25,e4 60; treble extra, So 35S3 60: double
81 60a2 IS: fine, 8 S592 50: foundry. y C092 IS.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
Dry Goods.

Manch's'T cash m, lie Manch. "a MONIES. ..l65zc
- 4DeBege l21zc ManCh. "a DeBege. 165zc
+" s4Mernge. l3 nc Manch ca Case ms -23lZc
" ZAm. Cpel6I &c Manch "a Eek C'h.-30c
Atlantic "a Alapacas. l0c Atla'tic a F'a 121%9l5c
- ZCashmerel1c Alta tic q Brocades-l6ISc
" 81 r. Cash mr271zc Alta tic S5in. w lc' IN. 4Oc
ca F.F ..,35c Alta tic 40 " ...50c
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ne CerIificates-very dun at 1iOss.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Sterling. 60 days sou o. S. 41Ss..... ......ll41s
Sterling. sight...iS i New ). 4s..-..-....l2lS4
per cent Oond>.....l00
NorE-The purchasing price Tor Government
bonds in Indiana polls varies from the New York
luots tons }s@JI per cent.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK. Oct e..-Mcney 2,<asi. per cent:
closed al per cent.
Prime Mercantile Papcr-cd7 per cent
Governrnent ponds-Sfrou-
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EDUWTE News.
JOttiNgS from oar Exchanges.

A BLAZE.-On Monday evening lot oI
! wrapping paper suspended from the cell.
ing in the store room Of Messrs, G.. j.
Rowe s. Bro took fire from q lamp that
casually stood under it. 1t made bright
blaze and attracted considerable crowd
but being promptly pulied to the floor VAS
ex,inguished without injury to The many
infanmabl. articles near by Chronicle
PrsCAToRY.-A number of citizens OF
this place assembled IN an informal man
ner at THE RE9IsTER office last Friday
night, tor the purpose of organizingn Fish
Assoc ation or Club. Rev l. A. Mann
Was made temporary Chairman of tie
meeting, and Mr. s. Noah Young, Score
tary. the object Of the meeting being
stated by the Chairman as that of stocking
the streams of this Valley with German
carp and brook trout, and protecting the
same by all possible means, it was resolved
to organize under the title of The Middle
town Valley Plscaloral Club" for the in
PRODUCTION, propagation and protection OF
fish in the waters of the Valley. Rev l.
A. Mann was then chosen President OF the
Club, and 5. N y ung Secretary an,
Treasurer. The following committees
were appointed:
On Correspondence; on Fish Ways; or
Ways and Means.
Til. duty of these commit ecs We're DIES
irunted .bou, as follows: rhe first to cor
respond with the State Fish Commission
ers in regard to Obtaining a supply ofst"ck
fish: the second to ascertain what steps arc
necessary to enforce compliance with the
State law in regard to fi>h"ays, and Tho
last to secure tnr necessary funds 10 carry
out the objects of the Club, = Register.
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Ordinance No. Ia.

BE 1t enacted and ordained by the PrCsi-
dent and Commissioners of tn" COrEorn-
ton of Mechanicstown, that nll persons
owning property on Carroll Street. shall
before the First day OF August, 1889 grnde
or cause to he graded the walks fronting
their lots they shall also plant curb sion' y
and gravel said walks 80 nv to make good
tootwavs, all of which shall he done accord.
ing to The directions and of The width and
grade prescribed by the Commissioners "f>
the Corporation Of Mechanicstowa; ant
the said grading, cnrbng and g,a,eling
shall be done at the expense Of the owner
or owners of said properties.
If any owners OF property on said t",.
roll street shall neglect or refuse 10 com
ply with the requVsition of this ordinance
within the time specified, the Commissions
ers of said Corporation may order the same
10 be done at the expense of the owner or
owners of said roper,y Arc the same shal /
be lien on the said property ana may I've
collected in the same manner as othet
debts
Passed and approved April 18th, 1888,
j. HENRY COVER,
President Hoald CoWWissjr
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Spring Goods j ust
opening, full line,call
and see at
~ Ls-
Roots.

Two weeks ago we published an item in
reference to fortune of 500, 900 900 await
ing the Wilhde heirs in Germany. We
are in receipt of several letters making in
quiry into the matter. AS we received H.
our information runs about rs follows. -
Something over one hundred years ago, a
family Of four brothers. unmarried and
named Wilhile lett Germany and landed
a, Richmond, Va Within the past year
letter has arrived in this country stating
that if the descendants Of tho four
brothers will prove their lineage, that
sum Of 900 600 900 awaits them Il, some
point in Germany A member of the fam
il, residing in Ohio has interested himself
yery much IN the matter ald has written
number of letters to Wilhides residing in
this locality but so far AS we have learned
no ore has vet succeed IN climbing back
the limb to the trunks of the genealogical
trees that were planted at Richmond, Ill
of which we very much regret personally.
inasmuch rs we have cnrrattrd ourselves
upon that very Identical tree and as we
are sure that, Judging from the prevalence
of the name in this locality that there can.
not possibly be more than one million
heirs, we naturally iecl deep interest in
our portion of the Inheritance.
The numerous friends oF Yrs. McCn'-
Tough, mother of Jerome au Holm, reo'd-
ing at Franklinvile, arc informed that she
is wing seriously i'll.
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DO not fail to ask
for the celebrated
Walker Shoes for
Men and Boys at
Roots.

The County Commissioners at the ,ate
session re appointed Daniel II. Rou'zahn
Esq. Collector of State and Gown Y Taxes;
DR.. Bruce Thomas, Physician to the Jail
and DR.. Josiah Kline, Keeper Of Weights
aud Measures.
A VISIT TO HILLEN STATIoN.-We hal
occasion on Friday last to make business
call on President Hood at Hillen Station
and AFTER the object Of our call had been at
tanned, VIC accepted an inva,ion to accom-
papy MI. Hood through the Offices n the
new annex.
The inspection Of the building proved to
be most agreeable trip AS tie purposes
and arrangements were fully explained to
us.
Hillen Station is tn day one OF the best
if not the best equipped depot in the city :
the convenicrces for doing business and
for the personal comfort of the officers and
employees have been wisely considered and
the facility f'r handling freight has by the
new freight platform. been increased ma
,erialy, the most direct way Of stating it
probably is to state that nineteen more
cars may be loaded without shifting than
before, the yard is cobbled the freight
platform roomy and the offices on the sec
ond floor are connected with the old build
ing by an enclosed passage way, thus
avoiding the ncces:i, y of Iubbers aud over
coats in rough weather. The old freight
platform is now used solely for freight re
ceived thus systematizing the work
The exterior of the building presents a
/ fine appearance, the designer having most
successfully overcome all appearance of
struggling, as would surely have been done
by less competent person with so much
ground to cover with a building of but two
stories in heighth.
Shippers will be quick to recognize the
advantages of the new yard when'the busy
season opens and the company will then
receive the credit due it for the admirable
! arrangements q, Hillen Station
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"a The laost brilliant shades Etssihie
on all fabrics are made by the Uiamcn l
Dyes Uneqnallcd for brilliancy and dur
ability. 1Octs.
lnasmnch az our article on the M Y. r.
r. this week Is lengthy, we absolve the
Register from Nil obligation to copy 1t, es-
peciallv since 1t gave the subject but tif
teen lines itself
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4 $1,000 gsibIc Reward.

The publishers of RNiedge's Monthly
Offer twelve valuable reward, in tncr
Monthly for May, among which is the fo'-
towing.
We will give SO 90 in gold to the per
son telling us which is the shortest chapter
in the New Testament Scriptures mot the
New Revision) by May 10Th, 1883. Shon ID
two or more correct answers he received
the reward will be divided The money
will he forwarded 10 the winner May l5tE
1888 Persons trying for the reward must
send go cents IN silver (no postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which they
will receive the June Monthly, in which
the name and address of the winner of the
reward and the correct answer will be pub
lished, and in which several more valuable
rewards VII be offered Address, RUT-
LEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton,
Penna. Apr 20 81.
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Franklin Mills, April 25th 1888.

We take pleasure in calling the attention
of those in want of Spring and Summer
goods to cur stock just purchased at CASH
PRICES We certainly can offer the best
selection We have ever offered and claim 10
sell our goods at as reasonable rates ne they
c,n be bought anywhere Boots and Shoes
Specially all the very best makes select
ed for our trade this Spring and prices
guaranteed.
Cal! and see our goods and prices.
B. CollitlDwer & Son
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Side meat, Should
ers, Hams, Lard and
Flour at
R. F. WITHEROW'S.
erERL SHovELs, warranted A No. l al
sizes for sale at
r. G. Stocksdale's.
Mr.. Frank White has decided not to re
turn to Pennsylvania College and has be-
gun the study of dentistry un er DR.. II {
Anders, whose office has been removed t.
The room in Mr., John Rouzer's hrick build
ing on Church st.
Garden tools, garden seeds at
T. G. Stock sdale's
A. T. Lucas has purchased the Paten
Right to Manufacture and sell l. p. Cob
lentz' Peach Wine or Cider in Mechanics
town district
Organ For Sale.
A new Beatty Beethoven Organ at
Great Bargain. Inquire within 10 days a
THE CLARION OFFICE.
THE ICE CREAM SEASON has now open
ell and this de ici,ns remnescence Of las
winter may I've found in all its perfection o
frigidi,y, richness and favor at Polleys 0,
Water st. Cali on Saturday evening
Pooll Pool!! Barber Shop! Choice
Wines! AT Lucas, one door west of TIT
Postofficc. Pool room on second floor
entrance by door next to Postoffice. En-
trance to Barber Shop and Bar next door
west.
Some Of our patrons were kept wai'n!
last week for job Work and doubtless
hive censured us somewhat, for our de
parture from well established reputation
for promptness. We disappointed so man,
that we See proper to mention thus public
ly, that we We're not to blame, having beer
called upon unexpectedly to 60 to the Cit,
and before we go: through with it, were
,mpellcd to make the second trip A
SIMILAR delay in our work will not prob
ably occur shortly again.
Work given out. On receipt of you
address we will make an offer by which
you can earn 50 To 81 evenings At YOU
home Men Women, Boys or Girls car
do it II &. WILKINSON & Co., 1876 and 10
Fulton Street, New York.
Mr.. Ben Bell has disposed Of his tw,
huckster routes, his brother, George, having
purchased the one on this side OF the noun
tain.
DID Won see Roots 20 cent Cottonad,
and 50 cent syrup
We are at a loss to know why the rail
road company allow all trans east to maxi
two stops a. this point. once ut the waite
tank and fifty yard, below at the depo
when the, could avoid i, wv simply placin.
~ pen stock below the depot building, IT,
pipes having already been laid to he prop
er point Besides the stop n1d start there
would be several minrtes saving of time.
Fancy Glassware Perry Davis Pain
Killer, st. Jacobs Oil and Diamond Dye
q, G. II JOhnsUn's
CoMrLETED Tho rcfreshment boot
bnilt by Shriner g. Bro at the depot is nov
complete and ready to he occupied II i
n nabby little b * and should attract Gus
tom
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prOUertY Sales.

Wn Il. Brown agent, win cell on the
premises Of the late Henry Brown near
Fisvi'le, sir Wood lots, on Monday April
31sh, 1883. Sea bills.
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Ola =.

On the 9Th inst in NJ chanic.,own. Saral
Ann He'terly, ageu G3 wears mouths
and 81 days.
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In Another Coin mn

ChrG tor pNSlltp,H, Liver anu hluhey
E,uupmin,s. cic II has been used tor the
rrs, twenty years and has gained won
ftriul reputation for lie curative powers
,f,ou nrr tilr,eh don't fail to try hot
sic, Price -, aud IS cts. Sold by drug,
,,sts IN M.chanicstown. Apr 12.4t
,hc lady m, MIXERS Of the Lutheran Mite
Society are emitting and sewing carpet rags
In his way they expect to raise suf1c'ent
monry 10 purchase Il proper carpet
t)c,r church We have seen one OF the
halls. globe ot almost perfect symmetry
.,ne too, in diameter which weighed four
teen pounds.
Head quarters for Boots and Shoes
jus, receiving our Spring stock, remem
Der we keep the very best makes and guar
ante. price, ut
Mar. ID 3n. Roo' s.
Messrs B Collihower and Son at Frank
Invite i.ve opened their spring invoice
of goods aid advertise a large and varied
stock At popular prices The disposition
4, do business and to please manifested by
this firm is deserving rf recognition by
the citizens of this neighhorbood
North Elba, Essex Co., N. y.
DR.. Clark Iuhnsou:-
lwish To acknowledge the great henef'
l have derived from the use "t your Indian
Blood Syrup. was great sufferer IRON
Dyspepsia, and your medicine efiectually
relieved me. Allie T. App
At. Lucas has secured the exclusive
sale OF Cobleniz Celebrated Peach Wine or
Cider in Mechanicstown district.
Mr. W. A. Conner oftfe firm Of W. H.
A.Eonn,r g. Go. spent day or two in the
i,y last week, laying in supplies prepara-
orv to the opening OF their cigar manutac'
tory on May list, prox.
THE Commemorative were in error
last week as to the street to be placed un
der the rule of the paving ordinance as
reference TO said ordinance now being pub
lished will show.
Carroll Street will curb and level mp the
sidewalks, but we see very good reasons
whv West Main st., extended. should also
I've bronoht under the law 1t is one Of the
uisasantest promenades in town, right I'M
der the shadow of the mountain, level aud
every lot on the south side improved and
It il to that side only that we should ex-
rect 10 have the law applied.
The finest variety OF toilet soaps in Me
chsuicstown at
T. G. Stocksdale's
we have heard it intimated that the
oriyelere heretofore accorded to our boys
of se,l;ne fruit to excursionists while the
trains stop to take water, will not be &C
corded to them this season. 1t Is an ILL
wind that blows no one good and II inc
~,,,or he tr,e some of our fruit orchards
will Weld more revenue to their owners
than they have since the privilege referred
to has been enjoyed.
new floor has been laid in the room
occupied by Mr.. Mort Gilbert as a confcc
tionery, the other rooms renovated ano
WANTED ladies saloon up stairs ana gen
orally very handsome look given the
,,r.m,ses Mort. will conduct the business
very creditably.
Another large invoice of ttuware OF
r. G.. Stocksdales.
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Double Pipe Creek Items,

April %. 1898
We have nothing par'icn arIy worthy of
note to write you this week AS our usually
quiet village has been unusually Quiet
since our last writing. Farmers are be
ginning to show great nervousness on ac-
count OF the much wet weather which
viii certainly make the spring work late
There is but very Iitl tie oats sown as yet
some few farmers with high ground have
oats up The growing wheat and grass
look unusually vel. prospects are that
these c,ops will be above an average we
hear much complaint about corn being
damaged last fail so as not to he fit for
seed A number OF tanners have tested
their seed corn and find it unfit for use.
l, was reported in Union Bridge that we
had five cases of smallpox in our village
this is C, rtainly q mistake, az there Is not
case known nearer than UniontoW n, and
MS NJ new cases are reported there, the
small box scare has blown over, but our
DR.. and his vaccine virus did some big
work
The new firm Of Dot,erer & Shorb re-
port prospects very encouraging and are
well satisfied with the amount of patron
age they have thus far had
Mr.. ! w Weant sod his steers last
week for IS IS per 100 they had taken on
an average OF 24O lbs.
Quill.
tLylia F. Pinkham. whose benevolent
face is Swallowed in almost every paper we
nick up appears to- have discovered what
Addison calls The grand elixir, to sup
uort the spirits nfhuman nature. 1t is
quite evident That she has the patent and
II as secured the contract for making over
and improving the invalid corps OF Amer
IAN WomanhOod -Itbe
Rev. A j. Never the celebrated orator
will preach in our Lady of Mt Carhlel
Catholic Church in Mechanicstown on the
first Sunday OF May, 9th High Mass will
be at 10 o'clock, and at 3 O'Clock in the at.
ternoon there will he grand procession
of the children, followed by the dedication
of the new Alter to the Blessed Virgin
Mary Mother of God aud sermon by
that gifted preacher Rev. Father Never
and the bcnediction of the blessed Sacra-
ment All are cordially invited.
The improvements in the interior ofthe
church are nearly completed, the pcws
were remodeled ana the altar built under
the supervision of onc of Mr. Weddle S
best mechanics, the painting was done by
Mcssrs Mackley g. Bro. 1t is well finish
ed and will reflect great credit on them Ms
workmen The church is very comnodl,
GUS, and the pews comfortable with locks
and keys. Pews will be rented for ten
dollars per annum.
Large lot of supender. just received at
r. &. Stochsdale>
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The seed corn for sale by Mr.. W. Il
Young may be had at Ar T. G. Stocks
dale's hardware store.
Mr.. Frederick White shipped carload
of bones to Frederick last week.
Carlisle Shoes. full
line at Roots.
Miller u Crouse's livery is doing good
business. They are still adding more
horses and buggies their teams are good
and charges moderate. GIVE them trial
The Engineers Report
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What We Haze.

Hats, Lace, Iron, Nuns Yelling. Axes,
English Grape, Irish Linen, Hoes, syrurs,
Boys G. ssimeres very cheap, Forks, ln!ia
Linen, Cnt,onades, Shovels, 81 ks, Rakrs,
Sa,ins, Hinges, Pique Mnslins, Window
Holland all shades, Bolts, full line of Ia
bile Damasks,
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Ready Made Clothing

Queenswarc, White Wash Brushes, nails,
&c
These goods were bought at lowest cash
prices. You are invited 10 call and exam
inc goods Prices guaranteed. -
mo PtpT