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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-12
Foreign Facts.

London, 1O.-The ironmoulders at
Cleveland and Yorkshire, owing to
depression in the pig iron market,
are making arrangements for ex.
tinguishipg the fires in twenty iron
furnaces, in the belief that they will
thus accomplish an advance in
prices.
Count Herbert Won Bismarck,
counsellor for the German embassy
In England, is transferred to the
German embassy in st. Petersbur
The Count leaves London in week.
kiel, 10.-Another ironclad for
the Chinese navy is launched.
Paris, Notwithstanding the
expressed wish that Count de Paris
preserve his incognito in Journey
ing to Madrid, large crowd of roy
allsts assembled at the railway depot
on his departure.
BuenOs Ayres, II, via Galveston.
Latest accounts of Montevideo
affairs state that Aide-de- Camp
BelOn prevented Flemand from en-
tering the house of President SAM
tos. Flemand was thereupon at,
tackled by Belon, who defended him
self with knife, wounding Flem-
and in four places, death resulting.
Lima, IL, via Galveston a truce
between Chill and Bolivia is agreed
upon. The conditions do not inter-
fere with the settlement of the Per-
vivian question. The sum for the
maintenance of the CHILEAN army of
occupation is limited to the pro-
ceeds from the Mollendo custom
house.
Cairo, 11.-Nubar Pa3ha, prime
minister. has approved OF Clifford
Lloyd's proposed reforms for the
city of Alexandria. whereby sani-
tary affairs will be remodelled in
accordance with British ideas.
Vienna, 1.-THE three men who
attacked Eisert, money changer
and mOrtalIy wounded him and his
stole 5000 forms.
Scheneke, who was arrested on a
charge Of numbering four girls after
promising them marriage. and rob.
bling them. has confessed. An ac>
complete named Schlossalch was
arrested.
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The Flood.

Baltimore, 1l.-There is report OF
tremer dous ice gorge forming in the
Suequehsnna river At Port Deposit. Inc
river is rising rapidly. People in town
are flying with their effects TO high lands
Tie situation is very grave. The Bslti.
more & Ohio railroad bridge building al
Port Deposit and the big bridge at Hsvre
DeGrsce are threatened. Ii Is raining
hard and the snow is melting fast.
Trenton, n. j., 11.-WAtermen Watt b.
ing the Delaware say it presents a
marked similarity to that Of the winter OF
'57, when the back water freshet did
untold damage on both sides Of the
river. Tuesdays rains ana last nights
ihaw caused on overflow Of the Penn.
sylvania shore for considerable distance
inland. Farmers along the mar or found
horses and cows anding waiat deep Ia
water IL their stalls this morning.
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A New Cause for ThanksgiY
ING.

At this season of Coughs and
Colds, and other diseases Of the
breathing organs, all men and
women with sensitive lungs, have
cause to be thankful that "Hale's
Honey off Horehound and Tar" is
everywhere accessible. 1t is con-
ceded by the faculty and proclaimed
by the people at large. that diseases
af the Respiratory Organs which
resist all other medicines, are read
iIy cured by this remarkable specific.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere at
so cents and 81. Purchase the large
size, as it is much the cheapest.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. I
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Cable Clicks.

London, 1.-THE Times says: the
military authorities having refused per-
mission to General (Chinese) Gordon to
proceed up the Congo river, he has been
compelled at great pecuniary sacrifice
TO resign his commission in the British
army to fulfill an engagement with the
King of the Belgians. He goes to the
Congo in a fortnight, principally to sup
press the slave trade in the district
where the Soudsnese slsvers mainly
procure their supplies.
st. Petersburg, 1.-THE Senate de-
cided to endeavor to obtain the imme-
date abrogation of the anti-Jewish laws
passed in Msy, 1882.
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AsIIBURNUAM. MASS.
JSfl. "A, 1880.


l have been very sick over two
years. They all gave me up as pas
cure. l tried the most skillful phy-
siciaDs, but they did not reach the
worst part. The lungs and healo
would fill up every night and DIS
trees me, and my throat was very
bad. told my children neYel
should die in peace until / had trleu
Hop Bitters. ] have taken tWU
bottles. They have helped me EeI u.
much indeed. / am now well. InG ho
vas a lot of sick folks here VII J
have seen how they helped me- aud aud
they used them and are cured, aro
feel as thankful as / do that thei'
is so valuable medicine made:
MRS. JULIA G. CUSk1~
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Sullivan ALI Right.

Helena, Mont, 1.-THE rumor
that John l.. Sullivan was shot to-
day by a Montana desperate is with
out foundation. Sullivan and his
combination have exhibited four
nights in Montana, two at Butte
and two here, to packed houses. and
have been enthusiastically received
everywhere. There has been no
disturbance of any kind, and all the
members are in the best of health.
They return in the morning to Butte
and thence to the Pacific coast.
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D. & Il. q. Mortgage.

Denver, I1.-President Lovejoy, Of the
Denver & Rio Grande road, SAYS the
$4,000, 900 mortgage given the Union
nauss helesoSre given by V she C nl
psny. Only $4,000. 900 cash was OBJ
tanned from The Trust Company on
bonds, which the president says is sufi-
cient to meet all present needs.
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Fishery Claims.

Ottawa, Ont, Ex-senator Sow.
Ian, of Prince Edwards Island, will
again bring to the notice of the
government the claims of the fish
merchants of that province for
losses through the operation of the
Washington treaty, and will urge
that these losses be recouped by the
government, because the Dominion
received $4,5O0,O0 from the United
States government, for the privi-
leges granted American fishermen
by that treaty.
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The TOilers.

Philadelphia, 1.-THE committee
on arrangements of the labor con>
vention have drawn up call for
national convention in the summer,
which will be submitted to the con.
ventiOn for ratification. About
twenty delegates have arrived and
many more are expected.
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The NihilistS.

st. Petersburg, IL. The police
have seized documents showing that
a revolutionary league exists among
the students at Moscow. ALI officials
at Gatschina palace are under strict
control. The police are unable to
obtain clue to the whereabouts of
the Nihilist Jablousky, the principal
murderer of Col. Sudekin.
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Charles DeImOniCO.

Philsdelphis, 1l.-Inquiry at the Of
fee Of the board of correction shows there
is no truth in the publish; d story that
Charles Delmonico was admitted vester-
day TO the house of correction the only
asylum Tor the destitute at H. Inn, blry.
1t is positively stated that he is not and
never was an inmate of the institution.
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jury Disagreement.

New York, 11.-Suit against G. 2.
Huntington and W. Prner brought by
Brady, to recover $50, 900, claimed to be
due as commissions for negotiating the
purchase of Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas Railway Co., which was on trial
in Kings county supreme court, ended
to-day In disagreement and the dis
charge of the jury.
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Gone Hence.

New York, 11.-W. E. Engeman,
founder of Coney Island and pro.
prietor of Brighton Beach race
track, died at his residence in
Brooklyn this evening. Engeman
was known for the past fifteen years
by turfmen throughout the country
and was noted for his liberality.
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WINSTON, FORSYTH Co., Il. G.

GENTs-I desire to express to you
my thanks for your wonderful Hop
BitterS. / was troubled with dy-
spepsia for five years previous to
commencing the use of your Hop
Bitters some six months ago. My
cure has been wonderful. I ain
pastor of the First Methodist
Church of this place, and my whole
congregation can testify to the great
virtues of your bitters.
Very respectfully,
REV. II. FEREBEE.
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His Will.

New York, 1.-THE will of Felix
Astoic gives about $4,000 to vail
Gus charitable institutions of this
city. To the mayor of the commune
in the village of Loudes, near
Rheims. France, is bequeathed 5000
francs for the benefit of the poor of
Loudes. The rest of the estate is
left to relatives and friends in
France and this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-12
A RUN ON A ORIG TORE

Never was such rush made fol-
any Drug Store Is is now at u G..
NJ. [. Drug Store for trial Bottle of
Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds All
persons affected with Asthma.
Bronchitis, HoaIseness, Severe
Coughs or any affection Of the
Throat and Lungs, can get 8 Trial
Bottle Of this great remedy free. bv
calling At above Drug Store. Regv.
lar size S1.00
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A Hard Time.

Halifax, 1.-THE bark Truao,
from Rotterdam fer New York, was
lowed to this point. The captain
reports that he had a very severe
passage. The crew suffered greatly
from cold, two dying from the
effects of hardsh;ps and exposure.
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Important Proceedings

Berlin. lit is reported that
important communications are
passing between Emperor William
and Prince Bismarck. The En-
peror's usual winter hunting trip is
put Off on account of pressing af-
fairs of state.
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More of Utah.

Washington, 1.-THE bill for re-
organizing Utah Territory, under
commission, by a vote of nine to six,
was semitic the committee on Terri
tories. 1t is intimated that the
committee on Territories is I'M
favorable to the measure.
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The Irish

Dremone, Ireland, 1.-THE foneral Of
young Griffin, who died from bsyonet
wound inflicted by soldier during the
conflict on New Years day between the
Nationalist and Orsngemen, took place
to-day. and was attended by hundred. of
OfaDgemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-12

When Shakespeare wrote, Gall the
worlds stare, and all the men and
women merely players" the great
dramatist could not have had the
faintest idea of how many there
would be in the nineteenth centuT
anxious to play as Romeo or
Juliet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-12
The Russian Rumpus.

St. Petersburg, IA story is
circulating that Jablousky and a
sister of the man hanged for COM
plicity in the murder of Alexander
IL, planned the recent attempt on
the Car. It is rumored that the
woman has been already secretly
hanged,
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Casualties.

Hoboken, N. j. 1l.-Snew and ice
cru he'd ia the roof of q round house In
the yard of the Delaware, Lsckawanns
and Western Railway, fatally injuring
John Jordan, an employee, and wreck
ing two engines.
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Fire.

Denver, ia $4,000 fire occurred
at Pueblo yesterday. The buildings,
including the Tivoli variety theatre,
were mostly sm'll, ard occupied prin-
cipally by saloons, restaurants and
shops. Insurance nominal.
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Meeting Death Quietly.

Auburn, COL, 11.-Stephen Rich
ards was hanged to-day for the
murder of Thomas Nichols. He
treated the affair coolly, and
mounted the scaffold smoking a
cigar.
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Mrs. Carey.

Dublin, I1.-Mrs. Carey declines to 20
abroad, and asks safe employment in
Great Britain. To this her family is 81
obstacle.
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Business Failures

New York, 11.-Buainess failures for
the seven days in the United States and
Oanads ard the provinces, $50, sgainst
34s fer the previous week.
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Preparing for Trouble,

London, lit is reported that owing
to fenisn threats the garrison q! Windsor
Castle ia ordered ready to turn on: st
moments notice.
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France and China.

Hong Kong, 1.-The work Of block
aiding Canton river is progressing. Re-
view and gun firing are held in the Bogue
forts. Chinese tr( ops.sre embsrking for
Hainsn.
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NASAL INJECTOR free VIZ VIZ
ZACH bottle of Shiloh's CstaSi1c
Remedy. Price soc. Ssld ~ rs -
M. I. Drug Stors
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of ecclesiastical policy. Cullom
maintained the perfect cOnsti-
tutional right of Congress to do
this under the clause of the Consti-
tuition giving right of rules and
regulations for the government of
the Territories. He cited the fact
that Congress had revoked the right
Of suffrage in the District of Column
bia and established a gov eminent
by commission.
Brown opposed the bill. He de-
clared all the recent legislation of
Congress in connection with Utah
affairs unconstitutional and inde-
feasible. The eighth sect on of the
Edmunds act was a paIpable viola
ton of the Constitution and there
fore null and void. The Utah CON-
mission acting under It and apply
ing the test oath to voters, were
acting without authority of law.
Referring to the right of Congress
to destroy Territorial government,
Brown said: If Congress could do
it in one Territory it could in all 4;
and if the new condition thus ere.
ated could last one year, it could
last one hundred, and, therefore,
nothing could prevent Congress
making the Territories satrapies or
provinces TO be plundered at will
by men in power. He could never
subscribe to the doctrine that citi-
zens of the several States who 60 to
Utah abandon citizenship any more
than those of other States should
lose the rights of citizens under An
arbitrary and tyrranical system such
as is recommended by the bill of the
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-12
Crystal springs Dots.

We gather from The Meteor. o few
items, as follows:
Mr.. Graham lawson has severed
his connection with Mcssrs. Barnes 4
Wilkinson and left for Florida SUM-
day.
The shipments by freight and ex-
press last Saturdaysaggregatsd Al:
600 pounds.
Master Geo. w. Wilkinson has
returned from. Cullooka, Tenn, whore
he has been attending school.
Camp Meeting commences July
3lst. and will continue the uspal
length Of time. :.
Tue speaking OF beans occasionod
q loss of.$2O.0Oo 10 this section.
Comparatively few potatoes will
be shipped from here this season.
The acreage in strawberries next
year will double the present area.
Messrs. j. w. Bailey and A. oalif
have been absent from town several
days instituting Do Leon Lodge Nc
,
40. X. Of p. at Summit.
Misses Deta Dudley and Imogenc
Bailey have returned from Nashville
Misses Ida Terrell and Deta
Dudley. were graduated with dis
tinction at Wards Seminary Nash
vile, Tend, yrv,rrrv
Dr.Roaben has removed his family
to Summit.
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Facts Worth Noticing.

l. L. Britain & Son feel very
grateful TO the public for q very lib
eral patronage the present season.
and now beg TO call attention 20
some facts in connection with their
business. worth noticing
1st. That they have nice liue OF
ladies' dress goods. figured lawns,
white goods, gloves and hosiery, la
dies neck wear, etc, which, in or
der to reduce their stock as much
as possible by the time the fall stocks
arrive, they will cell for the next
sixty days at greatly reduced prices.
I'd. That they carry nice line oil
ladies', misses and children'H dress
shoes. They handle the Philadel.
phia hand made 20 Dds, and you can
always get the latest style aud best
quality Of dress shoes by calling on
them.
Tia, their stock Of gents, youths
and boys clothing. shoes and hats
is always sufficiently full to meet the
wants OF their friends, and you can
always GET the latest styles, best fits
and best bargains to be had in Ha-
zlshurst by calling on them when
wanting anything in this liue.
4th. Ttat they sell the justly cele-
bra,ed Household Sowing machine,
which is on the very best sewing
machines made, and they claim for it
superiority over any machine now
before the public. 1t is just the ma
chine you need for family use; light
running, durable and reasonable in
price. See this machine before buy
ing any other.
Their stock Of groceries. staple
dry goods, etc., is always full and
sold at the lowest market prices.
They buy country produce OF av.
cry kind. and mean to give their
friends full value for every dollar
they receive from them.
Call aud sec them when you visit
Hazlehurst.
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d s. BuRcH, Sup't Ell

Mre. Anna e. Robinson, Vt LIE.
fore county. was on May 3lst, mar
ried 10 Mr.. Jas. X. Vardaman, OF
Winona. Mr.. Vardaman was fer
some time q resident OF our little
village. where he studied hiI PROBES
sion-the law, and was admitted TO
the practice here. Going from here
to Winona he entered Upon the d.
charge OF bis professional duties
with an energy and determination
that foretold success. Bat he has
surpassed oursaaguine ex pcctations
in the court Groom by his recent
successful pieadings. May the vic
tory he has gained in this suit prove
full of blessing and blessedness.-
CMollton Conservative.
We believe the groome is rela-
tive Of the Vardemans, OF this coun-
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-12

Lerue Watson has purchased half
interest in the Livery business here
tofore conducted by myself, and the
new firm respectfully ask liberal
share Of the patronage; many thanks
for past favors. Personal attention
will be given to oil stock lett in our
charge. The new firm by close at
tontion and liberal terms, intend to
merit q continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
T. + GRooME.
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We had the pleasure OF o call the
latter part Of the week from Mr.,
Will Martin. principal Of the Yves
SON public school. We stated in o
former issue that this school had an
attendance Of seventy.fve scholars,
which was u mistake. There are two
hundred names on the roll. As large
as il 10. we are informed sufficient
luuds arc on hand 10 run II tho on.
tire year. This speaks we'll for Wes-
son. 30
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-12

Burnley & Son, our reliable and
popular druggists, have a card in
this paper. advertising their 0mni-
cura for chills. The demand for il
has about stopped the sale OF oil the
other chill remedies. 1t is very high.
ly recommended by all who have
used il. They are now selling large
quantities all over the State.
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The Worst Case Of Chills.

Omnicura is a POSITIVE and
permanent cure for Cbills and Fe--
yers in any and all forms, such as
dumb chiIls, copgsstiye chills, bill.
GUS re,Dittent fevers, brow ague, sun
pam, neuralgia and oil diseases Of
palarial origin: -
Omnioura does not merely stop
rho chills, but thoroughly Graduates
all mularial poison from the system,
thereby preventing any returnl
p omuicurais purely vegetable. 1t
contains no mercury no arsenic, no
strychnint p9h iJO! 'nra.
As an lion tonic Il can't be equal
cd! -J/kli VA. - - 200 i
1t enriches the blood, strength
ens tho system, restores the appe-
titt! ..fEIG3H a..
We warrant every bottle. both as
a tonic aud a sure cure for chiIls.
Don't DO pursuaded into buying
some worthless trash; take none but
the genuine Buraloy's Omnicura.
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Mr.. j. II. Bu,ler has entered upon
tn. discharge Of bis duties as mar
shall of Hazlehutst. We believe he
has in him the requisites for a good
marshal. and the citizOns should give
him their cooperation.
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The Meteor.

Tho Crystal Springs Meteor has
been purchased by q stock company
and placed under the management
Of Nv. s. II ABBY, as editor. We ore
glad to welcome it back to the land
OF the living. and wish Brother Ably
a long, prosperous and pleasant
journalistic career. The paper made
its first appearance last Saturday.
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Circular Letter.

OrrIcE COUNTY Surf EpucArIos,
CoprAn Co., JUNE 4, 1884. J
To Trustees and Patrons of the Pab'
lie Schools of the County OF Go.
piah: o. .s,. . cd .
You are earnestly requested TO CO.
operate with the Superintendent in
furnishing this Office with iuforma-
ton on tho following points:
1st. Location OF the school house;
give section, township and range,
aud what part OF tho section.
2. Give names Of patrons and num-
Der OF educable children, living with
in three miles OF the school. ~ :
8. State upon what public high.
way, (if ANY, the school is located.
4. Condition OF the school proper
", size Of house, conyeniences oil
desks. etc, etc,
1t will bs necessary to have tho in
formation indicated above, in order
to establish schools for another year.
No school will be established until
the Information called for has been
obtained. II is certninlv TO, the best
interest of our public school system.
in every way, that schools uhall be cs-
tablished aud maintained proportion.
ate to the amount OF available school
funds. II 1 can have the co-opera-
ton Of tho trustees. patrons and
teachers. there is nothing to prevent
bringing our teachers warrants to
par value and giving the teacher the
fun amount due for his labor. This
circular letter il seut out now, in ar
der tha. the Board OF Supervisors
and Superintendent Of + lucation
may bo able to locate upon a map
every school in tho county.
I.may be difficult for trustees Of
colored schools 10 furnish all the in
formation needed. especially that ~
to location, but they may ensily oh
tain this by consulting with the
whites who live near, and who will
cheoriuily assist them. Early res.
ponses will be expected. Please
give yourselves little trouble in this
matter, a. il is important.
~ ,'' Respectfully, .
d s. BURcH, Sup't Ed.
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Bob Sinclair vas arraiCned bafn,A
Justice Lowe on Monday for appro-
priating shirt belonging 10 Steve
Rsdding. He was fined SIS and
costs and sentenced toja:l until tn"
amount was paid,
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-12

Some get Anti. bilious Family
Syrup to "give Quinine in" Itentire-
ly conccals the bitter taste OF quiz
nine. This syrup is especially re-
commended when you wish to give
calomel. rheubarb, quinine, castor
oil and laudanum. 1t removes oil
bad taste, insures their kindly action
and increases their efficacy.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-12

Miss Leila Bdrch left Sunday
night for Port Gibson, with her I'M
Gle, Nc. j. W. Andrews, who has
spent few days here with the FAM
lily of Capt. D. S. Burch. She will
spend the summer with her relatives
there.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-12

Mr.. Evan II. Harris, son Of Rev.
II. ]. Harris. spent Sunday in this
place. He is now located at Pear
son, a station six miles east Of Jack
soa. on the V. & NJ. Road, and Is de-
pot agent and also engaged in mer-
chandiziug. .