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The new North-west., 1885-06-05

The works at Wickes are running with
great regularity. Both smelters and %
stamp mill arc turning out nearly car load
Of bullion daily. In fact they are spoken of
as being the
THIRD BULLION PRODUCING DISTRICT
in the United States-Butts and Anaconda
excepted. In the third tunnel Of the Alta
mine they are in about 20 feet width of ore,
and 60 men are taking out about 80 tons Of
ore per day. Among the improvements 60
ing on is new 15o-horse power Corliss en-
CINE fer the wickes works. At the Comet
mine the shaft is being widensd for three.
compartment shaft and larger hosting works
have been purchased for the same.
The new two.mile long
ENDLESS WIRE TRAMwAY,
put up last fall at cost Of S25, 900, is work
Ing well, delivering 60 tons Of ore daily from
the Comet concentrator and Rumlsy mine.
II could deliver 200 tens every ten hours, II
required. ss....
AT GREGORY
new hosting works are gsing up. A 175-
hover engine is on the ground. and two
boilers are already in position fer operating
. new 6O0-foot three compartment shaft,
lately contracted for at $40 per foot. Three
levels are being run frsm the cid workings,
and the new shaft pushed to completion
from below, a. we'll - above.
AT THE GLosTER
so-stamp mill they have lately introduced
the continuous system Of pan amalgamatisn
process, which does away with the tanks
and the labsr Of twelve men, and the first
cost Of the improvement was only 5000, con
Meeting "a pans and - settlers. BY using .
syphon any pans can be disconnected, and
the chemicals are fed to the pans automati
cally. A new double-hoisting engine is be
Ing made in San Francisco for the Chester
mine, with cylinders 1sx60 inches. TIL,
clutches and brakes are to be worked b.
steam. II will occupy . floor space % IT, 6 in
| by SO IT, frsnt, and is capable Of sinking 8, ,00
feet, and when finished will be the finest en-
gine on the P..cifc slspe.
AT CATARACT
Mr.. Donahps L. putting in . now patsa
arastra, said to csst about 81 800, and made .
iron, with rock pulverizer. 1t Is expected
/ to work seven tons OF ere day. At
| GROVES HAr iEAScH,
about two miles east OF the Boulder divide
Mr.. Hyde noticed novel and economica
way Of stacking hay. A platform was bull
along the hillside about 20 feet wide an
over three hundred feet long, and from II
| edge load Of hay IL dumped In tive Or thre
minutes on another platform 20 feet below
and under the upper platform warm shelte
IL made for stock In winter time.
1t had bees Mr.. Hyde's intention to visi
the Ore Fino district, but finding himself q
top of the Boulder range At o'clock in th
afternoon, right on the mineral belt, bu
without road Or guide, he reluctantly CAV
up the search for Ore Fino and came hom
down Petersen creek, having, - he sayl
only walked 80 miles that day to Deer Ledge
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and offer Special Bargains
That Cannot Be Equaned
By OTHERS
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

E. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the attention Of the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main St., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
wen-Selected Stock Of Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are no1c better prepared than,
euer to cater to the public in GEN
eraI, and tUouId very respectfully
solicit share of the trade.
Ranchmen, call and get OUT
py1ces. We are prepared to take
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
Very respectfully.
E,L Bpnnt! &Cu.
DhjER LODGE.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
New Newspapers.

The first number of the Jefferson County
Enterprise Is before u.s. 1t is a six-column
folio, edited by Platte Burr, n well-knewn
Montana journalist of ability and expert
ence. The following extracts will indicate
ats character:
Jefferson county probably embraces the
most extensive and richest mineral belts in
the Territory, and II one point Of a colossal
compass were placed upon the roof OF the
Boulder court house, and the other caused to
describe a circle at q distance Of IL miles
from tho centre, there is no question but
such q circle would inclose more mineral
wsalth'in gold, silver, copper and lead than
any other section Of the same area in the
kuown rsrld. We need capital to develop
this inexhaustib BILE stsrehouse Of wealth. 1t
will be the province Of the Enterprise to at
tract the attention of the outside world to
tho promising Geld for Investment in eur
apincs.
While we reserve the right of unrestricted
comment upon all public matters, ws shall
eschew partizan politics In all It's forms. In
short, we wsnld rather publish the result OF
tho last roundup; the big crop garnered BY
some ranchmeR the description Of the pros
pectors' new fnd," or congratulations to
some honest farmer upon the advent OF a
new baby IN his family, than to enter into
the partizanship OF Democrat or Republican,
THE "TowN TALK"
The prospectus Of the Daily Toun TAX,
Butte, Harry Rivers, Manager, is to hand,
and the issue IL TO begin within n few days.
The prospectus says 1t will be devoted prin
cipally to local affairs. \ To that
end the services of one Of the most facetisus
and humorous writers Of the Northwest have
been engaged. The editorial de-
partment will be conducted in the Interest si
the people at large, in an open, fearless man
ner. In politics the To,on Tdh
will be independent. The paper will be
seven column folio of standard measure, con
tanning all the news Of the day.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
Commissionsrs' Meeting.

10 have died during the month.
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PATIENTS ADMITTED.

Thomas Jones, from Deer Ledge county.
Mary Hsrn, from Deer Ledge county.
David Carmen, from Deer Ledge county
George Watson, from Silver Bow county.
Richard DAILY, from Silver Bow county.
James Carney, from Silver Bsw county.
A. B. Mase, frsm Lewis & Clarke.
Patrick Kelley, from Lewis & Clarke.
PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Mrs. e. wantz, from Meagher county.
Richard Rowe, from Silver Bsw county.
Fred Caldwell, from Lewis g. Clarke coun-
~.
James Aplebury, from Missoula county.
John Richardson, from Lewis q Clarke
county.
None have died during the month.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.

To all nAom Il may concern
We, the undersigned, have located the
stone quarry situated about ten miles south
east OF Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge county.
Montana, and hereby warn All Penons Ito.
tresnassins npon the same. Tho ciaim cen-
.Aans san' ~ Z. GEO. L. CUSHING,
and Six Others.
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4. o. OF @. T.
Omeers Installed for the New Chicago
Lodge.

The officers Of the New Chicago Lodge
No. 10, i. o. OF q. T., installed May ., Tor the
quarter ending with July, 1885, are a. foi-
lows:
w. C.T.-Brother Frank Carnegie.
v.T.-Sister s. II. Milliken.
w.S-Brother Charles Tinklepaugh.
w. H.. s.-Brother Charles Thomas.
w. T.-Bresher Frank Wood.
w, M.-Brother Thomas Fisher.
w. C.-Brother John Childs.
W G-Brother Helm.
w. o. G-Sister Maggie Bishop.
w. II. S.-Sister L. E Bingham.
w. l.. s.-Sister Ella Thomas.
s.s IL CHAs. TfxKLKPAUoB, w. D.
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DENTIST.

DR. A. j. DUFFY
Having returned, has again opened an etiice
for Dentistry In the McBurney House, Deer
Ledge, where he win be pleased 10 glne gDae pa
trons prompt attention. 90"
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
FORTY VETERANS,


most of whom are members Of the q. A. X.
In different States and Territories Of the
Union. At "a. M, a detail Of members OF
the Order marched to Eagle City, five miles,
and decorated the graves Of two Of eur Com
rades who there sleep their last sleep, with
the tall pines Of Cnur d'Alene singing their
requiem Of repose.
At p. m, the Veterans, together with
members of Friendship Fire Company and
citizens Of Murray and adjacent camps
formed in line and marched through the
principal streets to the skating rink, which
the ladies had decorated for the occasion
The exercises consisted Of patriotic songs
poems, and an -....
GRAFTON By coMRADE HAMhILL,
which was creditable to both his head and
heart, and was master piece sfparriotic ora
terry which was applauded to the echs.
The Langrishe troupe being here, kindly
volunteered, and materially assisted In car
rying cut the programme of the day. Tit
exercises were concluded by the choir sing
| ing America" In which all Joined with
will. The day was generally observed o!
all classes as the day set apart In remem
brance Of our dead heroes who died tha
their country might live.
| CoMRApE G. G. MASON.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

We have n new Cooper Saw Mill, with
S.iuch saw, all complete. Capacity twenty
sn..hie t.rms BENNETT BROS,
sor - Deer Lodge.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

WANTED-Girl for general housework.
must be good cock; wages, $50 per month.
Arnlv 70 MRS r. L. BONNER,
oaosf pfs Deer Ledge.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Examine our EelU Line Of Wall
Paper; tlUo cases just recieved;
Latest Designs, and at Bed Rock
Prices. Call early and get first
ch0tce.
s2af Il. Z. BONNER q co.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

New Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, Muslin
rnderwear and New Dress Goods just re-
r~ived. A. KLRINscnMIDT q Co.'S,
s9o1 Leadsrs II the Trade,
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
Its warnest, reddest page;
From Marathon to Semp ach,
From Poland to Peru,
From Morgarten and Baancckburn
They rise to-day in view.

All noblest births are keenest
In pangs and blsod and strife,
And SO, through birth-pang's manifold
Ascsnds mans upward life;
The soul, the race, the nation
Must aye Be born of blood.
Born s'er and Ger, In nameless thross,
To gain its topnost COED.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Buy your Ginghanss, Canebrics,
Prints and Dress Goods of q. L.
Bonner q Co., 10hO have just re-
ceived the Latest Styles and Pat
terms. They hare as fine patterns
in Satines as you uUilJ find East or
Wrest. s2Stf
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
SIIERIFFS SALE.
Rlisee Girard, Piaintih,
W.
Michel Aereil. Defendant
Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate Of Robert j. Finy. de-
ceased.
Notice 10 hereby given BY the undersigned. Ad-
ministratrix Of the estate OF Robert ]. Finly,
deceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased, TO exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the nrst publication of this nstice to
the said AdministYatrix 1t Deer Lodge, In tho
town and county OF Deer Lodge, n. T.
sS-5t SARAH J. FINLY,
Administratrx Of the estate Of Robert j. Finy. de-
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

All, then up rose these heroes,
And on to wars dread front
They tramped by solid thousands strsng,
And bore the battles brunt!
Their arguments were volleys,
Their speeches cannons' roar,
Mid the shock and crash of charging hosts
That crinsoaed sea aud shore.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
THE THrRTrETH AT MURRAYvILLE.
Corr.apondesc. Ne,o North W,st.

MURRAY, idaho, May a.-Greeting to you
and all my old Comrades-in-Arms. We have
no Post In this place, but on Decoration
Day turned out
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0, dark and long the struggle
In which they bore their part,
And dark the cloud OF woe that hung
Der many patriot heart:
When craven spirits faltered,
And towards quaked with fear,
And the vilest of all traitors planned
Their treasons In the rear
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

We are sole agents for Hecht Bres., bsota
and shoes. A. KxETxecHMIDT y 20,
sc9tf Deer Lodge, Leaden of tho Trade,
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
NOTICE.

expect to be in the States until the 31st Of
Nay next, and any correspondence with re-
gard to School Matters requiring attention,
before the above date, addressed to me ut
Jacksonville, Illinois, will receive prompt
attention, and reply be returned within ten
days.
a.s-..... THos. w. CATLIN,
8M-tf e.....-=... Go. Snpt. Schools.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Bring Flowers A grateful nation
To-day bends s'er her dead,
And strews the tribute Of her love
Above each slumbering head;
To-day Columbia scatters
Sweet chaplets Ger their graves,
Who bled for Freedoms holy cause,
A million here-braves.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

rTHooRAPH PICTURES OF DEER
IL LoDoE-on book paper. % eents; 81 lpI1 p,ss.
nsoer 4 90 Sent on rciters 20 any eeoIs.ss
rroxtare rsid on receipt u price. Adoresss
Esw North West. Deer Lodge. son
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Oh what a mighty harvest
Death reapt on many field,
Where fiery hearts and flaming souls
Could die, but could not yield!
Oh what mighty harvest
In these green furrows sown,
Already springs to bless the world
Through cycles yet unknown!
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
KENNON & ZENOR,

KENNON & ZENOR,
Keep the best brands of Cooking
and Heating Stores, 71nware,
QueenSware, Glassware, Shelf
Hardware, Iron G. Steel, Black
smith Supplies, Carpenters and
Farmers Tools, Tin, Copper,
Sheei-Iron Ware, and Iron Pipe
Made 10 order, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Nails, Xsgon Isg Material, etc.
-.
.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

% to =. I. Bonner 4 Co.'s for yoar
Fine Neck and Underwear. Thsy
carry the only line Of Gents 1albrigsn
Underwear. Hosiery, silk Ties and
scarfs IN Deer Lodge. go,
The new North-west., 1885-06-05


All, then up rose these heroes,
And on to wars dread front
They tramped by solid thousands strsng,
And bore the battles brunt!
Their arguments were volleys,
Their speeches cannons' roar,
Mid the shock and crash of charging hosts
That crinsoaed sea aud shore.
They bled-but oh, they conquered!
And when the strife was done,
A victory wide as all the world
For all the world was won!
Four million slaves were freemen,
The old worlds hate was foiled,
And DER a continent, one realm,
Our banner few, unsoiled.
The golden march Of progress,
Te which the spheres keep time,
Mans upward toll through centuries
Along path sublime,
Ceased not, and turned not backward
To slavish barbarous night,
But onward sprang with step inspired,
To nobler life and light.
And these, these are the heroes
Who bought this boon untold;
And shall our tongues be dumb to day,
Or shall our praise be cold?
Shall we, with phrase unmeaning,
Betray their dear-bought trust,
Until they turn within their graves
And curse us from the dust P
Alb, not In hate toward brothers,
For whom no hate we knew
Fen when, to keep them brothers still,
The brothers sword we drew -
All, not In scorn nor vengeance,
But in Gods sight and fear,
Above these hallowed grass-grown mounds
We make our answer here.
No! Never never! never,
Shall they have bled in vain
Never yon starry flag be rent,
Nor slavery clank its chain
On all the soil they rescued,
Or all that ours may be,
Between two mighty oceans waves,
From pole TO tropic seal
Nav, not in hate nor anger
We breathe this VOW to-day,
For here, mid our own comrades true,
Sleep those who wore the gray"
Our sisters, wives, and mothers
Nursed them as brothers toe,
And DER their graves the last stsalute
Was fired by "bsys in blue"
All. fierce were they In battle,
Their valor be our boast;
Their cause forgot, we praise the might
That cost us many host;
And when In glory's deathless song
We swell the thrilling stave,
Well sing Of those who died our foes,
The bravest of the brave.
Sheathed be the sword forever,
And healed the wounds IL made;
From sea to sea, from zone to zone,
Be Freedoms reign obeyed;
One charter, country. kindred,
Columbia's sons unite,
One glorious past, that aye shall last,
One future, still more bright.
Bring then bright flowers, the brightest,
The sweetest things that bloom,
And pile blosdless hecatonb
On every warriors tomb;
Crown "blue' and "gray" together,
Crown white and black the same,
And alien names from far OFF lands,
Who here found death and fame.
Crown the long lines Of headstenes
With that sad word, "Unknopn
Aye, hang the sweetest garlands there
That all the May has blown;
Not lost, those names, in darkness.
But like those stars whose height
Blends every ray In the Milky Way,
A heavenly river Of light!
XVI.
Grown every hero fallen,
From those who latest fell,
Ts those whose names an hundred years
Have honored long and we'll;
Be this our new "All Saints Day"
Our saints be Freedoms slain;
And while ron sun his course shall run,
Their tale be told again.
XVII.
| o Liberty, thy martyrs
In every CLINE and age
Are Craven on the worlds great heart,
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Sleep en-, then, martyr-heroes-
Your souls with Freedoms God,
Your couch great Natures boundless breast
Beneath your country's sod;
Sleep on, all seasons crown you,
The stars all light your bed;
The brave are never dead.
Ne,o Rochelle, N. Y, May %, 1877.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Alabsstine Tor Wall Finish y Deer s,d;s Ledge
Drug Co. '~
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
EAST SIDE MINES.
Some Interesting Facts as to Their Devel'
opments snd Workings.

Mr.. VIM. Hyde, lately returned from the
East-side camps, gives US the following items:
The works at wickes are running with
great regularity. Both smelters and %.
stamp mill arc turning out nearly car load
Of bullion daily. In fact they are spoken OF
hofp~ fha
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

=. 1. Bonner 4 Co. have just re-
csivsd . Complete Stock Of Stetson's
Soft and Stiff Hats, Spring and Sum
mer Styles. Also . Full Line Of Men
and Boys NoBBy STRAW HATS.
sasf
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
VII.

The golden march Of progress,
Te which the spheres keep time,
Mans upward toll through centuries
Along path sublime,
Ceased not, and turned not backward
To slavish barbarous night,
But onward sprang with step inspired,
To nebler life and light.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
WIN. COLEMAN'S
HEADQUARTERS
SPORTING GOODS.

Sharp's and Winchester Rifles, Needle Guns,
Breech- and Muzzle- Loading Shet-Guns. Re-
vsIvers, Ammunition, Metallic and PapeP
SHELLS FOR SHoT-aUNS.
FULL STOCK OF FIELD GLASSES AND FISHING TACKLE.
AN ENDLESS ASSORTMENT OF s!es!SyErS euuos.---
CIGARS o ToBtcCos q CIGARETTES q PIPES.
Smokers Articles in Great Variety.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

DR.. Chas. r. Mussigbrod furnishes the fol-
lowing list cf admissions and discharges frem
the Insane Asylum during the month Of May
1R25.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
FLoRAL1A AMERICANA. 1877;
By GEO. LANSING TAYLOR, d. d.

[NoTE.-The Romans celebrated, often with the
most licen nous excesses, their Floraa' or Feast OF
Flowers. in honor of Flora, the goddess OF noweis
America has fairly established her Flower feasR
but. nobler than the Romans, she has made new
AI Saints Day." in honor OF her fallen heroes, VINO
have given their lives for their country. This beau
tfsl tribute ought henceforth to be made common TO
all who have fallen in the service Of the country,
from colonial times onward throughout our national
history,l u. l.. i.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Marriage, Birth, and Death Notices are
published in the New NORTH WEST without
charge. Obituary Notices, Resolutions of
Orders, and like matter ordered for publica.
ton, are subject to advertising rates.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

But oh, when thrones have persisted,
When granite wears to dust,
When craven brass and sculptured bronze
Forget their nameless trust,
While time grinds down the mountains,
While waves corrsde the shore,
The deeds and deaths that bless the world
Grow brighter evermore.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
THE INSANE ASYLUM.

Admissions and Discharges May, 1885.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

And these, these are the heroes
Who bought this boon untold;
And shall our tongues be dumb to day,
Or shall our praise be cold?
Shall we, with phrase unmeaning,
Betray their dear-bought trust,
Until they turn within their graves
And curse US from the dust? p
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Alb, not In hate toward brothers,
For whom no hate we knew
Zen when, to keep them brothers still,
The brothers sword we drew -
All, not in scorn NOR vengeance,
But in Gods sight and fear,
Above these hallowed grass-grown mounds
We make our answer here.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

They bled-but oh, they conquered!
And when the strife was done, u
A victory wide as all the world
For all the world was won!
Four million slaves were freemen,
The old worlds hate was foiled,
And o'er continent, one realm,
Our banner few, unsoiled.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Sheathed be the sword forever,
And healed the wounds it made;
From sea to sea, from zone to zone,
Be Freedoms reign obeyed;
One charter, country. kindred,
Columbia's sons unite,
One glorious past, that aye shall last,
One future, still more bright.
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

No! Never never! never,
Shall they have bled in vain
Never yon starry flag be rent,
Nor slavery clank its chain
On all the soil they rescued,
Or all that ours may be,
Between two mighty oceans waves,
From pole TO tropic seal
The new North-west., 1885-06-05

Nay, not in hate nor anger
We breathe this vow to-day,
For here, mid our own comrades true,
Sleep those who wore the gray"
Our sisters, wives, and mothers
Nursed them as brothers toe,
And DER their graves the lastsalute
Was fired by "bsys in blue"
The new North-west., 1885-06-05
THIRD BULLION PRODUCING DISTRICT
ENDLESS WIRE TRAMwAY,

put up last fall at cost Of s25, 600, is work
Ing well, delivering 60 tons Of ore daily from
the Comet concentrator and Rumlsy mins.
II could deliver 200 tens every ten hours, II
required. +
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-18

The 44th o. V. |. and 9Th U. V. g. Assccia-
tion will meet at Ludlow Falls, Miami
county, on the Western Division Of the l., b.
( w., on thursday, August 6. The execu-
tive committee has prepared . fine pro-
gramme, and visiting comrades can expect
an enjoyable day. Dinner will be on the
"baskst picnic" order. Good speakers, bands
and vocal music, have been engaged. In the
evening comrades from that section will come
to Springfield to attend the G. A. R. encamp-
ment. The committee has cause to fear risk
ing changes or postponements, and therefore
adhere to the day fixed last year; and they
hope comrades will turn out in force, and
keep alive the grand old organization.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-18
Those Red Top Boots.

DO you remember thcm-thc first
pair you wore? You can close your
eyes and see them again-stiif and
black and heavy solcd. And what
points of beauty in your eyes were
those red tops and bright copper toes!
The memory OF them brings you back
to that period in your life, where in
fancy passed into boyhood, and whore
dreams came to you OF being q big
man. They marked the beginning Of
your independence, OF your strength,
Of your recognition as one of carth's
creatures. Better far, they brought
surceasc of ridicule, SO CALLING to 4
boys pride, for they came with pants
and short hair, in place of dresses and
curls. How Otter have you gone sob
bing to your mother, your heart full OF
grief and modification, because n big
ger boy had pulled your hair and call
ed you girl! The changes came all
at once. Mother made the pants, and
one evening she brought home the rod
top boots. Then she put the scissors
into your soft curls, cut them of, kiss
ed them, and laid them away. She
was sorry to sec the baby become Il
boy; but how your soul swelled! How
you longed for the morning, that you
might wear them! How joyfully you
cried out to little Billy Brown, across
the street, that you had ''pants and
bootsw And Billy probably answered,
sullenly; IL don't care" while all the
time he was filled with envy.
Dear little boots! We revere your
memory. You are to the boy what tho
sweetheart is to the youth; what the
bride is to the man. Shoe and Leather
RepietO.