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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
MARTINS HORN SILVER.
How Mr.. Chambers Dropped Out and
Col. Shaughnessy Got In.

Col. Shaughnessy Got In.
Salt Lake Tribune
About a year ago, it will be remem.
bered, Frank Martin struck a rich
prospect on the cattle trail between
Loon and Champagne creeks, in AL.
turas county, Idaho, just off the old
wagon-road to Wood River. He
named the claim the Horn Silver, and
has since shipped to this and other
markets a number Of carload lots of
very rich ore, and has done considera-
bic development work on the lode,
which has from the start given prom
Use of being a marvelously valuable
mine. Reports have been Giro ilated
from time to time of its sale to cap.
ltalists, the last one connecting r.
g. Chambers's name with it as the
purchaser. Mr.. Chambers and Allen
G. Campbell visited the property no,
long ago, and shortly after Colonel
Thum got bond on it for $4,000
of which $4,000 was paid down, the
balance to be paid within forty days
of the date Of the bond. 1t was
understood this bond was taken fol
Mr.. Chambers, and that his none,
was put up in the forfeit. He had
promised a number of friends certain
blocks Of the stock when the company
should be organized, ard when he
came to adjust matters with Colonel
Thum, he found that if he acceded t
the claims of this gentleman for al
the stock he wanted as his share, the
friends, or some of them, who had hi
promise, would have to be left out il
the cold, or he forfeit the control
Hence Mr.. Chambers dropped out o
the deal, which was taken off hi
hands at $4,000 by Colonel NJ. Shaugh
messy. who is to take one-half tn
property, and ex-senator Paddock
Ed. Egan and Colonel Thum betwee,
thels to take the other half. The
three last-namcd gentlemen left 70
the mine yesterday, accompanied b,
Mr. James Black, who goes as an ex
pert. Those Oh the inside say tn
transfer is looked upon as an assuree
fact, and that it will be a cheap bu
at the figure named, for the expert
have reported that there is already il
sight twice the money that Is bein,
paid for the property.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
MILLIONS In TT,
"eorge W. FaylOr's Scheme for the Cola.
nizatiOn OF Mexico.

nization OF Mexico.
George w. Taylor has big scheme
on hand-a scheme that almost die.
counts Colonel Sellers's famous eve
water as money-making proposition.
lie intends to apply to Congress soon
to have Mexico annexed to the United
states. That accomplished, be will
organize vast emigration from the
pauper districts of Europe, agreeing
70 transport immigrants free, give
them LOU acres of land apiece, and
the seed and farm implements neces.
sary for the first year. He will also
furnish one thoroue hbred bull nd 40
COWS to every section CT land, as well
as trained stockmen to look after
them. In order to secure himself, he
will take chattel mortgages on the
increase in stock and growing crops,
and he will give emigrants all the
time they ask for to pay for their
land et'. AS he can get the land
for nothing, and he can sell it for at
least 70 all acre, besides realizing on
the crops, increase OF stock, mine dis
coveries, etc.. there is no doubt but
that he will do well-that he will, in
fact, make millions.
vi course, some mcney-a matter
OF $5,OOO,OOO or so-will be required
to float the scheme. But that does
not bother Mr.. Taylor. He is inter.
ested in at least a dozen claims in the
Gold Belt, either of which will yield
at least as much as that as soon as i,
can be opened. If the Gold Bel,
doesn't pan out, he will issue bonds
Bonds don't cost much to print, anc
there is no law forbidding their sale
So he will charter the TIMES pres,
for week and print all the bonds he
will need.
AS Mr.. Taylor cannot attend tt
every detail himself, he wants a few
partners. Any persons wishing te
get all even interest with him, car
secure it upon renting $1,000 ir
cash or United States bonds.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
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quite bald Ono bottle of HALLS HAIR RE-
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One bottle Of HALLS HAIR RENEwEE stopped
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R;S- Mrs. A. r. WALL, Greenfield, Cheshire,
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having restored my hair, which WAS rapily fall
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aD- Mrs. S. Z. ELLIOTT. Glenriie, ". Va,
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Restored MY hair to its natural, youthful color"
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
EASTERN ALTURAS.
Some Of the Mines that will Give I'm.
pOrtancc 10 That Part OF the County.


portancc TO That Part OF the County.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES:
Although the Oriental Mining District
Is quite distance from Haley, it is
still in the county, and may surprise
some, but nevertheless true, that the
above district is just about 'the cen.
ter Of the great silver belt" Galena-
carbonate lodes are found from the
Sawtooth country on east as far as
Clark's Fork of the Yellowstone. For
nearly 400 miles we have mines and
mineral that will pay very largely, if
only worked. The Viola mine, north
of here, has sent out over 10000 tons
ore, and the company are now putting
up a first-class smelter. There are
sex eral very large mines in this sec.
ton, and very likely there are many
more awaiting the prospector and
miner, as the country is not much ex-
plored as yet.
The Blackburn mine, situated in
this district, is proving big. There
are over 1000 tons now on the dunn
and many thousand more in sight. A
drift has recently been put through for
over 100 feet from the main shaft, and
all the way in pay ore-galena and
carbonates. Some Of this ore is being
shipped East. A new shaft is being
put down 100 feet, and as soon as fin
ished there will be heavy shipments
from this mine. The ore is from four
to ten feet in width, and solid for 500
feet in length. The vein is contact
assure between quartzite and do!om.
lite. An adjoining claim, the Sofia.
tara, shows the same character of ore
as the Blackburn, but the former goes
down between the quartzi.e and ba
saltic lava dike-on]v few feet OF
green tale casing between the ore and
dixie. Several other claims in this
district are rapidly improving the
ore getting richer with depth.
Some new discoveries have been
made in this region lately, which show
up SO we'll that the owners begin te
feel like veritable bonanza kings. Ar
extensive and lively camp will be
booming here at an early date. We
have the mines, and the next thing i:
to work them, which Is being done &C
cording to the means of the owners
The facilities for economic develop
ment Of mines in this vicinity are first
class. We have an abundance O.
wood, water and fluxes. while trans
portation for ores and bullion are reas
enable. 1t will not be many year
hence when many thousand goot
miners viii be shoveling filthy lucr'
out of these new bonanzas.
Pick AND DRILL.
ORIENTAL MINING DISTRICT,
August %. 1885,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
A Challenge TO be Accepted or Let
Alone.

John Condron says that the Sho.
shone people seem to have miscon-
strued his challenge. He offered to
pick out nire Haileyites to meet like
number of Shoshoneites halfway be-
tween the two towns, where a 60 foot
ring could be pitched and the two
mines would fight with bare knucllles,
to a finish, according to the Boise
Basin rules, for $1,000 side. There
is no cause for any ill-feelng on this
proposition, either with strangers or
friends. The money must be put up,
however, as no more "misunderstand-
ing" goes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
LOst-Sj Reward.

A white, long-haired poodle, black
eyes, answers to the name of "Tiney,"
was lost Wednesday afternoon, Au-
gust 10Th, in this city. A reward of
IS vii! be paid for the return of the
dog to this Office, or for any informa-
ton that will lead to its recovery.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

DAY uOuS0 %
Saratoga Hathorn mineral water, at
Merchants Hotel.
For fresh cider and fresh fruit, call
at Bakers fruit stand.
Call on J. G. Fox for full line Of
gentlemen's furnishing goods.
Gentlemen's fine summer under
wear at cost at Friedman's.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
Of that 1879 old Hermitage whisky.
Good lodgings and neat roc MS, at
Mrs. LeIrande's, next door to Hal
Icy Theater.
Another fresh Importation, from
Havana, Cuba, of cigars at the Mer-
chants Hotel.
George w. Taylor went out to the
Big Trump,this morning, with another
wagon-load of mine supplies.
A few Winchester and Marlin rifles,
used by the deputies at Broadford, for
sale cheap for cash, at Coffin Bros,
Haley.
Booths fresh oysters received daily,
at tho Merchants Restaurant, and
cooked to order, day or night.
J. w. HoDGMAN, Sole Agent.
Dr.. Friedline, the dentist, left to.
day for Ketchum, where he has pro.
fessional engagements that will keep
him busy for about a week.
Hon. John HALEY arrived this
morning by private conveyance from
Boise, accompanied by his wife and
youngest son. lie will remain here a
week or SO.
John Filshie, yesterday sold an un.
divided one third interest in the High
land Mary and Scotch Boy claims, al
Antelope, to Aleck Mckibbin, of thi:
city, for $4,000.
Captain Black left this morning fo'
Fra, in Lava District, to meet Mr.
4 gan and others of the syndicate
which has bonded the Horn Silver
mine and paid $4,000 down.
A Chicago capitalists friend of
Mr.. Brockway of the Wiswel machin
ery-arrived this morning, to look
into the merits of the Donovan and
other claims on the Gold Belt, in the
vicinity of the Big Trump.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Kingsbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Keightley, of Michigan
who are visiting with them in this city
assembled to the summit of Della
Mountain, yesterday, to get view Of
the surrounding country. They were
we'll repaid for the trip.
The saloon men of this city are
threatening to shut down on the ma
tutinal fends who have a regular
cocktail route laid out, and neve,
miss a saloon nor pay cent. If they
are shut down on the poor devils may
haze to 90 to work and earn their
living.
Business is dull, for a fact, and it
begins to look as if, next winter, we
would all have to come down to flap
jacks, baked beans, and sowbelly
Still, that isn't such disheartening
prospect, after all. Baked beans
taste mighty good, when fellow is
hungry.
The best medical authorities &C
knowledge the great value of Ayers
Cathartic Pills, and frequently pre-
scribe their use with the utmost con.
hdence, we'll knowing that they are
the most effectual remedy ever devised
for diseases caused by arrangements
of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27

Do you wish beautiful complexion?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
cleanses aud purihes the blood, and
thereby removes blotches and pimples
from the skin, making it smooth and
clear, and giving it bright and
healthy appearance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
OFFICE HOURS

OFFICE HOURS:
General Delivery and Call Boxes open from 1880
m. until $50 p M Sundays, from 100 to 10 o.
m, and to $50 p. m.
Money Order and Registry Department open
from .. m. until p. III. No Money Order or
Res!stry business transacted on Sunday.
H. z. BURKHART, Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
Closing Out !!

A $4,000 stock of diamonds,
watches and jewelry must be closed
out at once! Great bargains for
cash! h. II. HENDRlCK,
The HALEY Jeweler.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
Mining Leases.

An excellent form of blank mining
lease (such as is used by mining COM
panies hcre) is for sale at this office.
Price, two for rs cents; five for SO
cents; IL for *l-spot cash.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
A Sp,endid Line OF Sportslnen's Articles.

Fishing tackle, split bamboo rods
flies, hooks, cheap rods, Spald'ny's
famous League base balls and bats
fixed ammunition, powder shot, and
Winchester and Marlin rifles, etc.
etc at Coffin Bros. hardware store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27

Haley POst0iIicc.
MAILS ARRIVE
From the South. ..................l1.O0 AN.
Krxlm the MOTH IL n. and SEQ M
From Bolton. ................. IL NJ II.
NAILS CLOSE
For the South 90. $50 p M
For the North ..... 10 A. N. and $50 g
For Bolton 800 p, n
All mails from MuldOon, Stanton, Crichton Sol.
der, Corral Creek. Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
and depart by railroad.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-27
THE BEST

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the scalp, and stimulates the hair glands
to healthful action. 1t stops the falling of
the hair; prevents its turning gray; cures
badness, and restores youthful color and
freshness of appearance to heads already
white with age. The following arc u few
illustrations Of what is done by
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

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G & q riPp'I & 4f orchard ssssssfa a.
Y; Badger state IL, "a; Michigan Ill, 81
cave, h'an IL. 81; ctark a, 81; Nonla'
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va; Tnscaroril, 10; tndroscoggin l. A., 4;
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crown, 1875; uncasviile, 10.
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acA
,suiphats onlnins, y On, ssssl.Sa,, Elm
'hOniuia. 90 "a ,ts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Aen's alp brogsns, eSssi,zo, boys alp bro.
cans 'h9l.0o; mems T.. calf brogans, l.0ielTh.
10Y Y, cali brogans, sissl.I5; mems dip
s-t.eEle plows, l.usll3o; boys kip 2-buekl
Flows. HStl. Is; mems bun balls eongress and
Ouiion, l,TSa2.76; mems calf balls, congress
and oatton, 21oLoo; mems KIP boots, eioss
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AFrLes--SS.25O'.I5J per barrel.
OaAS6Es-Sicily, v ease of AZ. 500; Vaien
| cine, nominal.
LENoNs-Lollslana y poS, $3.50.
DArE5-ln trails lUlol2c.
bASANAs-SNHgiOJ y buncn.
ukArEs-Mslngs, 5O0G550 half barrel.
Sw EET PoTAToRs-65r
DNloNs-New, country, 75c. y br.
PorATOEs--T hnshel Bic.
CABBAGu--Nev2S Ta2.75 q crate.
tnleKeSs-W We quote al SiDgs.zs " dozen
,nrbeyS, ;uc.
EGGs-l5c II dozen
>, &c ~. r. Best grijle northern, S5c; best
D0l as COUNTY. &c. Nthnr Trxas cnrnfv hnI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

ll.!L-hsllAl.-l
afe eeysed pfimafn
ivhf n aifIiffai nNa HI
l'lfaidl ~ flitl inO
prfafy 10 fhfNnlr q iiH
kiin,ts aud liver, fIItI .f
lna Theses hlWm.p I.In L
health, We could Uilfs ii.s.>,sis
iiIUti alliug iits. OtIsf krs.
hOwevef, have helh ihsi id-
nsy aud liver disorders n bile.
We have proved t1 he ~ sou-
sands ~ Ease
safeguards Against
STcOsD.-rhe kidn.y are
the sewers al the syst Mess
they are kept IN perfect udor
M amount ~ puiilic san pre-
vent epidemiTs rtuing p-O-
pie. The prudent man Inter
aud spring, will inrt stem
agains' any sueh possil Koch,
the celebrated uerna aud
says, for ins chOl-
IRA will have hut iit ImoDg
those who keep thu organs
AMI the kidneys and n slthful
operation. Warmers NEEDLES
are the hest scientific hd pre-
ventives, and should " as
safeguard against any urge.
Scientific :
THIRp.-We do nol known
disease from ono bo arner's
SAFE Remedies nuI Iien-
iiic specifics, which ut upon
ha market, only ia strong
iublic demand.
Recognized
FOuRrH.-N Arnei bmedies,
pito of all opposiliQ the IA
ar Of tho proies rs the
masses, aud are rec he lead
Nc standard meiit )ns.
strong q
FIFrH.-Afler sis nequaied
we can uuquali-
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GUARANTEE q Harm
'ss. That Warnl Remedies
re pura and harm
GUARANTEE |nials Con
mo. That Ihe used by
:, AZ far MS we bona ilde,
ith II forfeit OF s bof To the
'ntrary.
GUARANTEE I've Effects
ornament. rhsI SAFE Rem
lies are not ~ borary, but
in h ivo effects,
I'd VIII sustaiy I'm, II used
and Is
Proofs &r c,.
siXTn.-Specikl among hun
eds of cur olJcs results In
lequiyocRl tettiI 10 the cures
rUught SIX, fije, three years
%, were per hna md most of
csc patiens Were iced incura-
0 whom theJ u .rner's SAFE
Read a few pr > of ,estimo-
ais.
j, WORRELL, e, Fla, In 1879,
was prostrnted ght's Disease
" the KidnFys; Is al Warmers
Safe Cure rfsto To health. In
SS he said al ZEN cured four
ears, audi mN miraculous
Ir. WIS case e are certified
o by Ex-Gb v. 6 ".
L. CHEUEsI ,heville, n. c.,
vas cured Of led Back and
rheumatism in Warmers Safe
,ure, and NoI osth, 1884, he
'rote: al have been sound and
YELL"
v. J. L. Arm Camden, Tenn,
Or ten years II from Assesses;
a 1881 he begu b Warmers Safe
ure, and ~ 1881, he wrote:
Ny health Is As ever"
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Hartford spy 20; Hartford oSt:a super, 70
rark, READ 4 Fraublin extra supers, 72is
,arG cotton-chain extra supcrs i7l,; Ph,is
lelphia wool, tH9p5; common cottOn-chalG
1kGth.
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OoFFE.-tiu ialr, iiusI2e prime, IL. al c
ouoice l@sseslic; LaguyTa, lie; Java, SO.
rEAs-liupvrlal, i5cy65c; Young Hysor, 4ua
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SrGAhs-fowdered, VIC: cut loaf, Ji.c
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HAGG,NG-Pure Jmle, ~ Ms, lO,Ic; q yard.
4 ms, lo &C., ties, LIS II bundle
RICF-W h0leSule, 81 ore.
'KACkER.--sDda y, 10. Xxx sc; creag,.
e; ginger SHIPS. 10.
Hrs 81 4 box; y % bars. i;G II b0S;J r
Ct|rrFs--s'sr, fun weight, islfe. short
..HHt.s,.--s al cream, 400.
,pfE--hNutH1 basis: cotton rOlls, Isc
.h"1h tSrtNs-hnund, $50; spring i.Vo q
Mas, raa-,a bGsaei, ron o".nG, i.SD ;
'ozeE, 2-ioup pals, 200; B-houp l.25.
Er2S--o nest, Z...5; S nest, 2.75; M. l. 500 z.
'oIsn; NJ :, 500; No. 3, 100.
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| pine ceiling, $50 II 1908; dressed and matched
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'il.5l par 90; dressed, s2D "a 600.
suisGLEs-fi go: sap pine, ti.2,: hsarl
Pl1e, q. No. | cypress, Si.2b; o. X cypress
N.o'i hnSsi best or all heart cypress, IS; ~.
'tnsl0n ryprsss, { 'ncuas, sJi rornd end oY.
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t0wssnoiaL
pAffAs, Jan. a iitmand fuf select edihifs
ikcepinj pgge IN hi. city With the swlh
larh n fghntmeu' In M other respects
nefeeiic fia'an Americans have Feppgd
,irly Into ihe fult faae md lieut. all The
uniy sii rib les ~ their nAti0nn ~ "a th't
ecull line which 'eems tO suit thom M
ell NY bIlnging an y nus iineO fruit nn
eroioioro been The cu.o, the TRADE hns teen
nit upnn AMI II still growing. once mn
rider In this Inc oniy mention Il flberis, al
nonds rinonpp -, roeOanuis hnd one or two
her un tnpnrtnnt Items, Now, the Texas
ealor IOni' OuFly writes for citlo' aud Tar
igona nuts, ngs la mats or layera
d insists on Ta Sins OF Valencia, new 80
v..ss,d grares nckcd vi Yankee cunplng
biuc.l, tered paper chn deceive the cdu.
aied retailer OF Texas, any Longer. lie II Ms
ell pos 81 now ~ IL the sk ~ vi ow.er of a
ruit siunI an Maiden H. ne, and Wien he or
ers Musratels lac knows " ne gtt' tLem
urkish goods from the packing Of the Bar
airy state, TIE quotations s.how the de-
'ire IN ~ "s, ami this de. line IN not deprec-a-
on, u IL TO silt lncrsasei drmsnd,
tusing larger negotiations, and the demand
leeniioq as to taste ~'i 10 food.
cen about rs aclivo IN dr gonds us lhc mcr
hanIs loo al for he dralers Ia tn,t
ranch have, u q all Others, for ten daSs,
cen taxing stork, Hnd his pIucess l, II II
Incomplete. OF course, the sales weIo re-.
uccd II mi In nnI, and as very lew coun-
'ry buyers visited the city. trade was chiefly
iail orders The ord, N were ofa Inland to-
aouth' hnrac or; both wholesale and retail
merchants have been carrying email sto, h.,
order set g as flr tr, possible the
counts ~ the old car hcloTc entering fairly
.'pon lks new ar Oh l9oSlhg over the ac-
cunts, u y found that the { y-eoods trade
as suffered hess Than ma other branches
business, and Will the Valuation OF the
oolS old ii.,s b. ~ he's them Ia ISSi owing
% the decline IN prices, the quantity az
Ood, DISTRIBUTED has not fallen on mate
!dilN, Poop have ocOpom scd, II Is true, |
nj III ~ puTchas,s ave been made more
'arefullN, hut the ! crease In TIE population |
4 Tho rnnltrN hns lnr,nlN nff.nf M ~ .ninrn
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Nd, show ron,lde sbln Nv ~

"nI I've nrwIy ftNlsed QUOTATIONS. N
'aplu articles are about the sam
J., we're current u week ago
.i-daN, u ur End wheat we're marked up
us Is decided sympothy with northern
nto's. Flour iS2 cents hi her Groceilr
- no' qnnahlS On nged The drug trad
mas Been inirly "ci!Ne Tor the last We, k OF III,
ear su'r' being about rs large rs n ven
20. Qlin rruuins firm at the late nd
e nee, ana nnnr frctur'rs Hrr.ogiy lling /
100, ri'le ere. hiHgc of the ord ~ received
,nycrs gen Z lly getting less than one-hsI
ne quantity asked for. Chipfoform l.
lower.