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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30
aotioe Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, !
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
/ y compliance with the provisions Of the Act
of Congress approved June 8, 1878. entitled
=. An Act FOR the sale Of Timber Lsasds in the
Sites Of California. Oregon. Nevada aud
Washington Territory" Charles NJ. Davis. Of
King county. Washington Territory, has this
day fled IN this Office his pplIeasion to puf-
chase the sEA Of MN and sH Of MEX and
SEA OF SEX Of section No. %, in township
p north. range No. east Of the Willamette
Meridian.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely the
SAID described land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required 20 faie their cisims In this
ONCE within sixty (s0l days from date heresf.
Given under nay hand af my Office in oiyn-
pis, W. T., this I'D day Of November, A. D.
1882.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
div Register OF the Land ON CO
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Notice of Final Proof.
L. s. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. W.T.
l. Z

L. s. LAND OFFIcE At OLYMPIA. VIII
January LII, 1888.
- Notice Ia hereby given that ALFRED
BRsSSAN has tiled notice OF intention to make
final proof befers the Clerk of the district
Court, at hiA office in Seattle, ". r, on tn q.
day, the 20'h day of +, brusry, AID. 1855, on
Pre-empii n ID. $. No. s092 for the let's !. q, 4.
. ard NWI OF ~Et4 Of section %. township II
north, range 5esst.
He names as witsesse Charles Duboise. MI
chsei BuIDe, George Sinpsoh and Robert
woedirg, ali Of slaughter. kirg county. u. t.
jia-5w JOHN =. CONVEY, Register.
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TO THE UNFOf

Seminal weakness, Impotency. night No.
by dreams, pi:npies on the face and lG16
manhood can positively be cured. IT,
sick and afflicted should not fail TO call -
him. The Doctor has travelled extensive1y
In Europe and inspected thoroughly ~
various hospitals there, obtaining 9rsee
deal Of valuable information. which h =
his services. DIR. Gibbon will make -
charge unless he effects cure. PefDo14
at distance may be cured Ut homo. Al
communications strictly confidential. Tea
see no one but the Doctor. Persons vIee
ing TO the Doctor will please state the nano
Of the paper they scetbis advertisement =,
dress DIR. Y. GIBBON. p. o, box 1851. -
Francisco. Send $40 for . package g
medicine -Sd8Iff
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Notice of Application to
Purchase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DIsrr1cr LAND OFFICE,

UNITED SiAIES OiSTfiCT LAND oFFICE,
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN compliance with she provisions of the
Act of Congress approved June 3, 1881, ent!-
tied An Act for the sale Of Timber Lands in
the states of Calf Jrn,s, Greg n, Nevada ana
Washington Territory" John e Mattscn, OF
King county. Washington Territory. hiss tbis
day fled il this office his application TO pur-
chase the Me-: of section No. 26, in township
No. % north, range No. east of the William
etss Meridian.
Any and ell persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or sny portion thereof.
are hereby required to Gle their claims int ia
Office within sixty lG0l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office in olym.
pia W. Il. this 2ist day of December, AID. 1882
JOHN f. CONVEY,
d29-flw Register OF the Issnd Office
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Notice OF Applioat on to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UN1rEp srAr,s D,srnlcr LAxp .lrr1cE.

Olympia, Washington Territory. I
~ OTiGE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
/ Y compliance with the provisions Of the Act
of Congress approved June 3, ISIS, entitled
" Au Act Cor the sale Of Timber Lands In the
States Of California;, Oregon, Nevada nd
Washington Territory" Nilnsm J. Foster. of
< ng county, Washington Territory, mas this
day filed In this office his application 20 pur-
chase tbs NWA of section Ne. &c in township
Ne. % north. range No. 8 east of the William
cite Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof.
are hereby required TO file their clsims in this
o9lice within sixty tfo) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at nav Office IL Olym-
pis, r.. this 2lst day of December, ID. lSS2
JOHN Il. CONVEY.
dye-liw Register of the Land Office
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John Muir, superintendent of Traffic
of the Western Division of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, says he is satisfied
that by next fall 1916 miles of the road
would permit New York passengers to
arrive at Portland. Seattle and Puget
Sound without a break in the line, ex-
cepting to cross the Columbia river on
the Oregon side to point opposite Kali
ama, and, from present Indications. it
would be completed the coming sum-
,ner
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II now seems to be conceded that no
action will be taken by Congress on the
question of disseminating the Hawaiian
reciprocity treaty This we regard rs
favorable to the best interests of the
Pacific Coast, and particularly of Puget
Sonnd
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BILLS CoLLEcrEp.-Having associated
with myself Mr.. 4. Il. Pumphrey, / am
better prepared than ever 10 attend 10
collectio IS. Persons having long stand
ding or difficult bills TO collect, will find
Il to their advantage TO place tho mat
ter In my hands.
Firm 4 SASpwp
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LAND NOTICES.
Notice OF Application TO Pur-
chase Timber Land.

pS:rs,r SrarFs HTxIsGcr IaASD OFFICE,
CLxszrIA. WAsEES9ToS Z EE;fETosT.i
lroFIGz Is aEBfEY GIVEN f3A1', IN
" compliance with the provisions Of the
Act of Congress approved June 3, ie1S. snti-
tied AN act for the sac of Timber Lands
in the states of California, oregon. Nevada
and Washing on Territory. :" Jeremiah c. Floyd.
Of King county, W.T., has this day filed in this
office his q plica;ien 70 purchase the SE,A Of
section No. 20. in fovnshl p Ne. - north, range
No Eas. Of the Willamette Ne adam.
AIRY and al persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required &c file their claims in this
Office within sixty ,60l days rom date hereof
Given under my hsn6. st my Gree In Olym'
pia, ". n, this st day o: December. A ID. 1ss2
JOHN f. CONVEY.
ds9-liw Register Of the Land ofsice.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

yEvAy. Ind, Aug. 18th. 1881.
DR. B. ]. KENDALL ( Co tsents:--ample
of circulars rect iyed today. Please send me
some with my imprint. printed on enc side
only. The kendali's SPAWN Cure Is in excl
lent demsnG with us. and Eot onls for animals,
Bnt for human ailments also Mr.. jos. vsris,
oae of the leading farmers In our county.
sprained an ankle baaly. and knowing the
value Of the remedy for horses, tried II on
himseaf, ard It did far bettsr than he hsd e.
pected. Cured the sprsin In very short order.
Yours respectfully, c. U. TEIEBssp.
Price 81 er bottle, or bottles for IS. All
druggists have IL or can get IL for sou. OF II
viii b. sent 10 any address on receipt Of price
By the proprietors. DR. D KENDALL l. Co.,
Enosburgh Pals, VT. SeLd for illustrated cir.
culsr
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
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1t is treat to look at the magnifi
cent stock of hats and caps. at the store
of Chas. Goidstein, the Halter. He
keeps tho very latest styles. Front
street, with Little Mack, the jeweler.
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fesler says that piperss milk bread
Keeps him in god health. Piper says
taat iesier - d. most cassis<d man In
town. dIstf
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If you desire the latest styles of hats
at great reduction i'll prices, visit the
star clothing house. l.. KLINE.
JIG If Leading clothier and halter.
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Pebble specssclss and Eyeglasses at
England Hotel. dos
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Holiday hats. the very latest, suitable
ior christmas presents, NJ the store Of
Cnas- Goidsteiu. the Halter. dl9-lm
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MIR. FRED GASCH

MIR. FRED GASCH
LAD A POLICY OF $1,000 IN THE
i l. Metropele Non Board tire Insurance
Company of Paris, France; capital, 5000
GOO. q. G. Phinney & Co are the agents
in Seattle. NJ. Gasch was awarded. by
the adjuster. 100 cents on the dollar for ali
he was insured. because q. G. Phinney &
TO. wouldn't represent any Fire Insurance
Company five minutes that wouldn't paw
the full amount of its loss.
iF YOU WANT
Is cents on the dollar business, pass us by.
II yon please; but il you want insurance
that's
SURE
either in solid board companies ike the
old Hartford and Hamburg isremen. or i'm
solid non-board companies ike the Metro
pole and Fire A Association of PHILADELPHIA.
and are willing to pay the
RATES.
give us a call and you'll get it.
G. G. PHHNNEY & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
a-u Post Building Room |. up stairs.
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II. G. McIAuShlin, Optinian. Front
Street, Aaaonic building. A d euar.
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esssss In Isaturef year, - such e Los q
Memofy, Lassitude, Nocturnal Imte9coee
Aversion TO Society, Dimnese Of vis1os
Noises in the Head; the vital Auid -
anoeser7ed in ths urine, and many -
diseases that lead to insanity snd deeM.
De. SISTrk will agree % fuRfe1t ~
Husband DoLLARs fer case OF this k1oo
VITAL RESTORATIVE tu1der hie 49,
advice asd trestnensl viii not cure. . ~
anything impure or injufioGs found y
DIR. 2fNTfE trests all Private Diseesso -
cessfaiiy without mercury. CoxsuiaAn
FRnn. Thorough examination and edv1ces
londtns analysis Of urine. $500. me- u
VITAL R1sroRAIrvH, $500 . bottle o. -
tfmes the quantity. 5000; scnt % aey -
dress upon receipt Of Price. or o. o. y.
secure from observation. and In pfivass -
A. z. MIETIE. n. D..
II XcArny Street. San Ufa0cieees q
SAMPLE BOTTLE FEEL
Sent on application by letter tat1ug mp
toms. Sex and Ago. CommunicAsicns sossaS
oenfdentisl.
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RKrIcuM. cures all kinds OF KldneS
Blsddar Complaints, 0oncrrhna. 0isea -.
cozTaoa For sale BY al dEusgisn; VIZ
bottle, stx bostles for 800
DR. MlNTIEB DANDRI1OE llL
the ben ana cheapest DH6Rk1otA
BILIOUS cure IN the ua1hse. 1cs ~
al orasrs Tor medicine o. o. .. nsa = 9
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . nevsslai1no
Cure for vWvo0
Debility, ExhenGe
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]RTUHATE:.
Dr.GIBBOnS
DlSPEMSAaY.

623 kearney -
corner Of Colnmog
cial st.. San Frna
cisco, estAblisho6
In 1884 for the
treatment Of 6o9
'ual and Semino3
Diseases. such =
I0onorrhoea, Gleq
Structure. SyphllD
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DR.. SPIN N EY
no. ~ kearny Street,
Treats all 4 hgontr and special na......


YGsNG MEN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING rpor
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selves OF this, the greatest beon ever ~
at the altar OF suffering humanity. I'M
SPlNNEH viii guarantee to forfeit ~
for every case OF seminal weakneS =
private disease OF any kind or charnets,
which he undertakes and fails to cura
1s0DEE-aGED asEN.
There are many At the age Of thirty !.
sixty who are troubled with too freouesS
evacuation OF the bladder. often scco1.
panied by a slight smarting or burnt
sensation and n weakening Of the syrfs1
In manner the patient cannot accooS1
for. On examining tho urinary depori6a
ropy sediment viii often be found ~
sometimes small particles of albumen N
appear. or the color win DC OF q thin mn
ish hue, again changing TO q dark -
torpid appearance. There are many mn
who die of this difficulty, ignorant Of -
cause, which is the second stage of -.
insl weakness DIR. :. will guarantee n
feet cure in sill such case, and heaffhy
restoration Of the genito-urinary orRnns
Otttce hours-l0 to and 6toS. Sunday
from 10 10 ii a. IN. Consultation ~
Thorough examination and advice :
Call or address
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ebtf No. III. kearny ST san Francis
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ment In the United States. But nov Let
Us see how English courts have inter.
preted the clause inserted in the charter
OF every railway company in the United
Kingdom, BY which undue prefercnces
u prohibited. The ground taken by the
expounders Of the law in some cases Is
not easily reconcilable with the rule laid
down in others.
II has been decided that some prefer.
ences are iustitiable. not being undue
within the meaning of the statute,
Thus, whore the passenger fares ON one
part OF a railway system are higher
tnan those upon another part, this fact,
q has been held, does not constitute
Improper preference. In the case of
eoods. too, It has been adjudced that
eocn circumstances as a difference in
the stsepness of gradients. or in the
quantities TO be carried. will warran,
= difference in charge. On the other
hand It has been held in leading case,
that OF Budd against the London and
Northwestern Railway, that when ther
are two traders in competition with each
other the fact that one of them can
ssnd his goods by oompeting line or
by -, while the other cannot, does no.
Jrstify railway company in carving
Tor the former at lower rate than for
Tie iattsr. In this case the complain.
AM was An individual trader. and the
portion Of the railway carried over for
both sraders.was the same. But how t.e
tnsse circumstances distinguish the case
v principle from one in which two Dam.
munatAes ct traders should be concsr,-
- The Fortnsghtiy R<ssesr 4 cor.
sxaansd 70 acknowledge that L the 81.
Msseee q : competing route Is nos |.
80 rsason fos sharRine ! Iovsr nate,
esewoen two individuola, Il an hardl,
- ehaseine of : lovur saGs y
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
THE ROAD THRoUGH DELAWARE.

Another Big b. & o. Mortgago-One for
81 900, 900 Sterling Filed in Whining
ton.
Levi G.. Bird, Esq, counsel for the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad, yesterday filed In the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds for New
Castle county a mortgage bond from the
Baltimore & Philadelphia railroad, to
William F. Burns, John Gregg and 7. Har-
rison Garrett, trustees, which is for the
amount assigned by the deed of trust, for
a2, ,40U, 600, published yesterday, as having
been filed in Baltimore for the construction
of the Philadelphia branch of the Baltimore
| 81 Ohio, from Baltimore to the Delaware
| line.
The document is similar in some respects
| to the one filed in Baltimore. 1t recites in
preamble the authority given under the
| laws of Delaware and Pennsylvania to con-
| struct road from the boundary line be-
| tween Maryland and Delaware, through Del
aware, by way of Wilmington, to Ptnnsyl-
vania and thence to the city of Philadelphia
| which is to connect with the road from Balti-
more to theMaryland line; and also makes the
statement that it has acquired line of road
| to be used as branch road from Whining
ton to Landenburg, Pa. The fact is stated
that meeting of the president and direc-
| tors held in Wilmington on March ID, 1883
Il ~ Hub uSSiuOu iOA ohN PAi POoS VI SOhoei w"
| ing and equipping the said road and pay
ing its debt already contracted to
issue a mortgage on its lines. The
company therefore issued its bonds to the
amount of a1,0O0,000 sterling, in sums OF
e100 each, bearing interest from April 2,
1888, the date of the mortgage, payable
April /, 1888, and bearing interest at 4 \
per cent, payable semi annually at tht
agency of the Baltimore 81 Ohio in London
The Baltimore & Philadelphia, and the
branch road to Landenburg, are pledged fol
the amount.
The bond is signed by the Baltimore
Philadelphia railroad, by james B. Wash
ington, president, and by the trustees
named, and is attested by j. G. Farra, Sec
retary of the Baltimore and Philadelphia
| railroad.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
Prizes ntfarsd for Corn.

William Dean of Newark has offered to
give three prizes for the largest yield OF
corn on a half acre of ground, raised by
minor members of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry. The prizes will be $40, SIS and
SOS, and are offered to stimulate an interest
in agriculture among the young. The con-
1itions under which the awards will be
made are as follows: Notice must be given
the professor of agriculture of Delaware
College on or before June 1st by those in
tending to compete. The contestants will
be obliged to perform all the labor except in
plow ng and huskiug the corn. basket
of corn must be sent to the College with a
full statement of the kind of seed and nature
Of soil, the kind and amount OF manure
nsed the mode of cultivation and time Of
planting and of harvesting the crop with
other particulars about raising the same.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
LORNE FRIGHTENED.
A Bomb Exploded Beneath the Wheels
of q Carriage


Boston, April 13.-The Marquis OF Lorne
arrived In this city at S.35 this morning
from Montreal, accompanied by the Due de
Blacas and Colonel De Winton. The Cana
dian authorities had anHounced that he was
going to Halifax, but it appears that he is
to meet the Princess Louise, who is en-
route from Bermuda in the Tenedos, which
is under orders to bring her to the most
convenient port. This may be Portland,
hut is most likely Boston. At any rate the
Governor General will stay here till the ar
rival of the Tenedos is reported somewhere.
The Marquis and suite, accompanied by the
British Consul, walked from the station to
the Hotel Brunswick, and no Fenians gave
any trouble to the police inspectors who at
tended them.
About 10 o'clock, however, some excite
meut was caused on Milk street, by an ex-
plosion of small internal machine, consist
ing of a sheet iron box heavily strapped and
bearing two nipples evidently for percussion
caps. The wheel of team passed over it
and exploded, sending mud in every direc-
tion, but doing no damage. The police took
the instrument in charge and made an in
vestigation. Whether it was placed there
in the belief that the Marquis would
pass that way in carriage or tor a joke is
not positively known. A careful examina-
tion of the supposed Internal machine
showed that 1t was nothing more than an
ordinary railroad torpedo, used to denote
that a slow-running train is ahead of the
train that explodes it. 1t was probably
| dropped by accident. Mayor Palmer will
wait on the Marquis tomorrow morning and
tender HIM reception If he will accept it.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
AGood Contract,

Many of our citizens know of the Sheldon
House, at Ocean Grove, one of the largest
and most popular houses in the place. The
same has just been enlarged and entirely
remodled, it being the intention of the pro-
prietor, Mr.. w. E. Sheldon, to keep the
house open during the entire year and not
only for the season as formerly. Mr. Sheldon
hearing of the fine work of Messrs. Ball q
Company of this city, invited them with
numerous other wall decorators and fres-
coers from New York to give him designs
and estimates, and last week Mr. Ball spent
three days in exhibiting his elaborate de-
signs and samples of fine papers and the
result was that Mr.. Sheldon was
SO much pleased with them that hi
at once awarded them the contract
and said he had no hesitancy in
saying that they had by far the best assor
ment and showed the most elaborate designs
of any of the other competitors, although
among they were some of New York's lead.
ing merchants. Mr.. Ball feels justly proud
of their success and says as Mr.. Sheldon hal
left the entire mantle of decorations to him
he is going to eclipse anything that has evel
been done there or in Asbury Park. A
large force of workmen will be sent dowI
next week and they expect to have the worf
finished in about month. Our people al
Ocean Grove or the Park should not fail tC
visit The Sheldon.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
LOCAL LACONICs.

"oueen Esther" the cantata, was repeated
at Odd Fellows Hall yesterday.
Two cases of ordinary drunkenness were
disposed of at police court this morning.
Thomas Brown, aged 81, died at S2o
Washington street, yesterday, of Brights
disease.
Peter Cavanaugh was held last evening,
by Justice Cole, In 500 bail to keep the
peace with John Edwards.
The largest, best and cheapest line OF
baby carriages In the city, at Adams &
Brothers, 504 Market street.
You can always find the largest and best
variety of baby carriages, at Adams q
Brothers, bO4 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
%%~H~s-
Rails Last Night.

The seventh annual ball of the Reliance
Active Association was held last evening in
Institute Hall. The march was started at
10. 90 led by Master of Ceremonies d. A.
McCullin and sister of Philadelphia, fol-
lowed by Floor Manager H. j. Loffink and
sister, Assistants J. E. Gormley and N.
joyce, NJ. Kelley and Emma Untz, William
McCullin and Mary Kane and so couples.
A delegation OF Is from the Reliance s. F.
E. Company, No. 8, of Bethlehem, Pa, and
six from the Protection Engine Company,
No. 5, of New Brunswick, N. j., were
present. Richie furnished the music for
dancing. The Norma Musical Society gave
its first annual ball in the German Hall last
evening. The march was started at lO
O'Clock led by Grand Conductor George
Albert and Lou Ries, followed by Floor
Manager F. c. Mammele and wife, Assist.
ants Frank P. Gedling and Kate Connell
William NJ. Gedling and Mary McCaulley
and 55 couples. Luckman furnished dane
ing music.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-14
DICKINSON & BRO,
Cali Night House,"
N. w. COR. FRONT AND WALNUT SITS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
A choice brand Wines, Lq and Cigars
slwnvR on hnud. mlS-HnH
ADJUSTMENTS.

The operetta "Langtry, or Ben Butler
and the Jersey Lily" as presented by
Hayerley's Minstrels, who will occupy the
boards at the Opera House on Monday next,
is irresistibly funny. The concert or first
part is now the longest portion of the en-
tertainment and decidedly the best thing OF
its kind ever presented to the public. The
program as arranged is more like that which
prevails at the permanent minstrel enter
tajpment in London than like anything to
which this country has been accustomed.
The Kiralfy Brothers and their great
spectacular drama, "Black Crook" will
appear here on Wednesday and Thursday
nights of next week. The play will be
mounted In all the splendor imaginable, 4C
scenes being carried along for that purpose.
The troupe is highly spoken of by the press
Jennie Winston will appear here in one o.
her favorite characters on the Goth, Friday
Minnie Hauk is booked to give perform
ance here on the 25th.
"Squatter Sovereignty" brought out In
New York city by Harrlgan and Hart, ant
which met with a big success, Will be pre-
sented here on Saturday next by M. W
! Haverley's strong company.