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DR.. RiChau's Golden Remedies

WIN not radically cure. DR.. Richaut
Golden Balsam No. will cure Syphilis In lts
primary and secondary stages, such as old
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes
SKIN eruptions, soreness OF the scalp and all
stages Of the disease, Graduating disease and
mercury thoroughly. Price s. per bottle, on
two bottles for 80. DIR. GIcnau's Golden Bal.
sam No. will cure the third stages or Ter.
uary syphilis, where syphilitlc and merou.
rial rheumatism are connected with the prl.
mary and secondary. / have hundreds OF
certificates where miraculous cures have been
eiected by these remedies. Patients eat and
drink what they like, and require no outward
Applications. Hundreds suffer from Eyphi-
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aware OF II, and defy such 10 obtain n radl.
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beneficial effects are felt at once. IL has rails
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have laiL there for years under the best prac-
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cure Tor the worst disease lmOwn--Syphllis
Price - per bottle, or two bottles for 49, IL
saves yourSelt-it saves your offspring ftou
the faint of this Scuurge.
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pleasant and radical care for gunorrhaa
gleet, Irritation, gravel and all urinary dc.
rnngemenls accompanied with fun direc
! lions. Warranted to cure. Price 81 per bot
| tie.
| DR.. Rlchau's Golden Ellxer de Amour, a
] radical cure for Spermatorrhpa, general de.
| bility In old or Young, giving vitality and i'm.
| parting energy with wonderful effect to those
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| 10 II invaluable to those who are anxious t1i
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| powerful Ingredients In the vegetable kiug.
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| On receipt OF price, by mail or express,
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servaton. Prompt attention paid TO all cor.
espondence-strictly confidential. Private
pmlor Tor ladies'. The doctor can DO consult
ed AT his office from n. m. to n. m.
Address DIR. ID. u. RICHARDS, No. 22S Va.
rick street, New York city. N. Y
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pEkNONAL-wENK AND UNDEvEL.
oPtD PARTS ofthe human BODY
.nlarHed, Developed and Str nghtened, etc.
tan Interesting advertisement long run IN
VI paper In reply tninq tries. we Will say
nht there Is no evidence OF humbug about
cry hghl' Endorsed Interested persons may
get sealed circulars, giving all particulars, by
addressing Erie Medical Co. T.. u. Box Obs
bufalo, N. Hs-fToledo Evening Beo,
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Capital City Cuttings.
THE sHERIFFs.

AUSTIN, Feb. 7.-[Special. The
Sherifis to-day elected Barber of
Hays county, president; Balm of Hous-
secretary. Corwin, of Travis, treasurer.
A committee ON resolutions was APP
pointed 10 draft suggest ons to the Ley
islature, relative to correcting the evils
in the law defining the duties and fixing
the compensation of sherifls.
THE CORNER STONE.
Preparations for laying the corner
stone have been completed and the Ger.
emony will be grand and imposing.
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ded Also complete, exhaustive summary
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cry part ofthe country.
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From the suggestions OF the Farm Depart
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AmerIon,sPrlde.

True American men aud women, by
reason of their strong constitution,
beautiful forms, rich complexl ms aud
Characteristic energy. are envied by all
nations. lt IL the general nso OF Or.
harter's Iron Tome, which brings
about these results.
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v Racretary.


NOTICE HOUSE THIEVES HAVE no
use for stock that are branded Q on the
ielt JAW. agents wanted everywhere TO
brand stock and represent the EsrRAY RE.
agents, address the T.. aud y. Association,
nallns, Tcyas. feb7-lm
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WAvTrD.

w ANTED-lO AGENTS r. HHN0la
the Royal Up-and- Down Churn non.ates
ny counties. w i. II. hAwLEY. Asann Vt"ert
W. "a ,IoN, Inventor. Call al MA n; y,
street dallas, Texas. ''p main Main
NJ ANTED-AN q DRY ,j7J71I1S ~ 49,
bnsir @no Is Ihloroughiy acquainted win ibs
preferred. Address b. letter q A n man
HIMAN q Co. Tyler, Texas. febIaSNss,
WANTED sMME IATELY 'TTTt,Is-.
h5Wsooys; $40 security REQUIRED e
aress j: HARRIS, Garrett, Guide p, o.. Tex na'
WANIED-sHnEM AKERS-A S0pIS.;
goOd workman c,n hear of a siaa5h
need apply. NV pther
w ANThD-A FEW ACTIVE MEN 5rS
sell our new goods; only small rsnitio0l
hnEeued; Gan on j. W. STRONG & Co. M esa
w ANTED-To TRADE GOOD REAL M
roa,s I ". VI pailaS for stock OF dr..
goods or groceries or both. Cnll on DNrHery
DIXON, 20 Elm St. ff,E
NJ ANTED--SS,6aO WILL Guy IHE RFS5,
" paying holel property in the west. 81 81
cnsl ?',SOJ WIZ huy good residence in ~
Guy 1 palas-three payments Inonira ne
= IhLLlG EN w .lFEIcE ~ Main st fe6i5-It
WANTEu-LADIES OR GLE TT EN; ~
w desiring instruction on the piano- Sds.NN
can hnd an excellent instructor AZ 707 Ply
uras street; VIII go out to teach il reanestss
to do so. e5dJreinteu
WANTED-AGENTS IT WILLP4Y IN.
" telligent men and women seeking nv
nlaDle employment to get my lrstrated Ell
cular and terms for the eel DRAFTED Missov,iII,,
steam Washer which, by reason Of its great
intrinsic merit has achieved such phanon's
MAJ success EXclu i've le ritory gtlarantans
10 active, working agents, an sample w ~
or sent on a weeks trial on liberal ternns
AddTes j; WORTH, sole manufacturer. stnrnss,
GtV rrahKllh avenue, st Louis, and l4a9
Stae street, Chicago. Factory, 8l3 Nort%
2lst st Get, st. Louis. feb ,rISItn
WANT ED-TkAN ELERS 10 ST0p an
~ me cleveland House, Abilene. iFexns
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprie ress. Haas,
GEiuIOugnly htted up, and CONDUCTED on the
meals v a. n, Pihun, with restaurant attached:
meals ~ III hours, and polite attention: sne,,
olGl lluuc, menls for drlmmer- fehiGt,
WANTED = AGENTS ADDRESS ST-
LOUIS Ell CTRlC lamp co. ~
loulsi MO Tor circulars, cuts aud tern,o ~ ~
90 candle power Marsh electric lamp. teS. let
WANiE D-IF YUU WAN WORK 0p
Liza any kinu, or If you want help of anv
nii s upply TO this office; we eau always fur.
nLsn you WIN any kind OF help in reason.
abe length Of time IN FLLtGrNrE e''s s,l,,
las, Texas. d" '''I ia 200 Ua al,
w ANthD-tO REPAIR PUNITIVE
Ill, OF az kinds, upholstery, ysrnishine
pullsnlhs pianos; furniture packed for shinsli
I1ia tj az low rates, by PHmI,p ADLrTA. M
:, - -, % y ian29-lm
w AHTrD-TO BUY REAL. ESTATE in
6OB Main street. i ,,ninz9TI IN
WANTED-rHE TEXAS 1ITUAi,E1-
~ n2%ment Association viii give GOOD ana
PIoHta0e employment to experienced insnr
tnce solicitors. Address A. N. Hall, Secre.
. 80 y. - Maln Street, Dallas, TeNps Ivlif
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Hotel, Arrivals.

At the st. George: Charles Hodrich
Mckinney; $ Combs, Brady, JCj
King, M ID, Waco;J NJ Hartslield. Fort
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E'kHh IA sbS TO SEE OUR LANDS
A go % nc rs I'm 10 counties west, INCLUDE
Ing oJ,UI acres In Parker county, on line Of
/, ~ T. X For sale or lea g; une.fifth
cash ana balance 3 equal payments, 10 per
cent; interest; vendors lien land notes for
IaOWOnn these lands sold; Tor sale nj a bar
gum headquarters NJ Weatheriord, Parker
county, IeXoS. HORACE hAKER * Co. ial0-30t
EoR SALE-CORD AND STOWE WOOD
a IN any quantity and best quality; over
SOD cord9on hand. Also, wanted 20 buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton Mt highest market
nIICe, y, DNSrERRACH. sell-ti
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TOR sALE-A BLOCK or GR6US6
4 containing over two acres, situated in
.he heart OF The city; there is . hold. perma-
Az , l,t pting on inc prcmi es that flows about
Splendid location for otat,rium or for anv
hnu OF manufacturing purposes; price rem
Sohab g, easy terms. Apply to MURpuy 4
$50 69kaN1, Real Estate and Collecting Agents.
W. MAIN 81. faI,
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LeghOrnS, White Cochlns, Pens. No
"; No. ?, $L5J per 10; Toulouse Geese 3 ergs
Sl.oOi eggs $3.50 Correspondence a pleas,
uei visitors welcome. Best stock In the st1te
q. NJ. pVERLEE-E f.. Dallas ianI9'fi
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E'Oit EN- Ii ANpt--A NhW, ELEGA NJ
Fischer piano for lot in lie city or SUI
DurOS' wiz exchange In full oras part nav
ment Apply to q. w. louDoN, SO Elm 81
fpblgtf
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DOR Saloon FINE SALOON, WITH
billiard tables aud hxturcs recently
i mt,eu up; IN one OF The best towns In North
Texas. Apply to STRAUSS & Levy, 6l7 Elm
Stltth ianSltf
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EOR $ LE-5OO II FAD Of 1EARLIEI,S.
\ mixed, TO ba delivered IN May or June,
eau ON or address j. \. MCLoUDoN, Mexia,
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case of the following diseases which
the medical faculty have pronounced IN
durable that
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LIANNlN COUNTY lands FOR SALE
4 40 OQcres OF unimpro, I'd lands,in tract
10 SUIT ana at fair ices. Twenty good farm
anu desirable property in Bon
'alu' the county seat, one OF the hes
towns IN north Texas For description,
prices and terms, address f. j. ABER.
NArIiI, Real Estate Agent, Bonhgm, Fannin
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UNP ca EDI

Smnnn.nn,, econ number OF DFMORHsT's
s S,or ,l ~ IN MAGAalNE will be given fnil
iIe fashionable Pattern OF any slse or stvla
se,ecleu, making twelve patterns during ibe
Iesr or value OF over 49, besides the most non.
u.ai,en,ertalninga and useful magazine. Slngte
y Hmorysr yearly, e Address W. JENNINas
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EOR RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL is
4 Tor rent, and is In az good location rs
any house IN Dallas for business provided ID
Is kept right. Apply TO HUNpLEY & SMITH,
fallas, Texas, or Abe Rhine, Mckinney.
TahIg. n
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Galvanized or Painted.
TENsIL sTRMNnTH. 1 mon pnuNns.

IENSIb SlRENGUH, 1,5O0 POUNDS
l. made. from NO. l2 STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and Is warrop
ted to be uniformly stronger and 10
present more barbs per rod, being 40 the
same time lighter, with the same slZe o.
main wires, than any other style. In coase.
quence OF these combined advantages, we
have gond reason to believe that Its sales are
FIVE TT MES GREATER than the united
sales OF all Others After revis wing toe above
statements and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford to make series o.
experiments with other cheaper and less
wa ~ known styles and grades of wire,
which is manufactured without license,
ana by this course subiectiNg themselves 10
assessment for damages by the United State.
Courts" 1t Is possible that the manufacture
ers of unlicensed barb wire may FER 10 pro.
iect their patrons; but when this protection
Is otte ed we respectfully suggest that you
Investigate the responsibility OF the guaran-
teeOrs, Whiio we disc aim any intention of
mOnopolizing the barb wire business, our
readers viii please remember that there are
lew, If any articles manufactured which
ieaVe so small q margin between actual first
cost and The price mt which
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ANIED-TkAV ELERs TO Stop an
NJ me Cleveland House, Abilene, Teyasa
MIS- MIS-. Bertha Benson, Proprie ress. Honsss
Euronean plan, with restaurant att al o1e
meal meals at all hours and polite attention: sne,,
clal lnduc ments for dri miners feS 9ibe,
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EuR aENt -THKhE GOOU STORE.
l. houses at Merlile, Taylor county, Texas;
suitable stances Zoe merchants; business good.
Apply To II. RAWLINGS, Nerkle iel7-2t
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WANIED-IF YUU WAN WORK 6S
any Kind, or if you want help of anv
END isS apply to this Office we eau always f f
a nL1n y you Wl'h any kind OF help in reason.
ny NJ, ieuglh Oh Time IN ELLlGENCE Ann
E os Toy. MENTOTgIcE, GO Min street. BAL.
.i Na.'l'' 40 Ina
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New York Herald,
WEEKLY EDITION.
SKETCHES, CARTOONs.

NE DOLL A YEAR.
Brightest, Most Newsy and Accurate Week.
y journal in the United States.
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EOR ktN1-THE Is ICK STORE. ROOM
20. bl3 and Clio Elm street, now Occuoied
py Randall Bros possrS'i n given March |.
Apply to JoIS BRowNING, Oleandtr street
fphl7. I'm
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rryker's Ploa1ant Worm Syrup Never Fails
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lOR kENr-N SAL PDACE MAR
Il city, suitable tor garden or dairy pur-
poses. Apply To VI. V. COLI f'bl5-lOt
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w ACTED = AGENTS. ADDRESS an
~ LOUIS Ell CTRlC lamp co a. "
"a lGo oa no for circulars cuts ard terms Of
90 cahule power Marsh electric lamp. feS. let
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w ANIEp-LADIES OR GLE VTLEMEN
W desiring instruction on the piano. 10y
can hnd an excellent instructor M IN pnIsN
dras street; Will go out TO teach il reguestsd
- y, -. febl5-lt
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M ANTED--S3,6iO WILL Guy THE RpS5,
" paying holel property in the west. snot
cash $500 will buy good rosiden"s ~ spot
city Dalas-three payments. Innn;ra sne
lNrELLfG ENNE OFFICE Hll Main al fehis ~
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w ANrhD-7TO SErAIK FUKNITIIRR
no,,,hf0i az kinds, upholstery, vanishing
p l"ait planos; furniture packed for ship
1910 Main ST. N"A 70 ,'so NO.
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Nv ANTED-TO TR DE MOOD REAT -
w tate in Dallas for q stock ~ E 5
goods or groceries or both. Cnll on D AZ ery
DIXON, 20 Elm st. pAhE
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EUR NENT-ONE NEW sIN-NOOM COT.
4 lage; u beautiful pl &c. Inquire at
Eclipse Lumber Lard. II. NJ. PACE. I'm
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EOk RENT-rWO COTTAGES, WITH
u i've rooms cnuh, Nos i01 ana l2lj Com
mercc street, Inquire l2ll Muln s.. ianl9f
lIOE kENt-A ~ KNTSHED FRONT
n room nj 72G Film ST. janHtf
EoR RENE a DESlRABLE FARM OF
L zoo acres miles east of the Cont, house
III the city OF Dnl as, Texas. j. NJ. PArrER-
son Agent, No. 2B Pa'tersoE ave. janil-tf
EOk kENr-SEVERAL kAKMS; UUM.
loriable houses, plent of water;6 miles
from The CITY. q. U. RnwsER. 81. Elm N. d9nif
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LOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE OF 7
IL rooms aud servants rooms; good els
tern, Mt No. Sill Jackson street Apply TO ].
Il. SCDUGG,, Cebitf
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-07
Conventional interest.
Fayetteville Observer.

Fayetteville Observer.
The Legislature is wrestling over
a bill to permit persons to contract
for a higher rate of interest than six
per cent. 1t is not proposed to change
the present legal rate, nor should it
be done, so that if new law is en-
acted the interest to be paid on judg-
ments will be the same as now. No
one will be compelled to pay higher
rate than per cent. unless he con-
tracts to do 50. The value of money
huctuates like corn or wheat. Geor-
gia permits per cent. to be collected
when specified in the instrument of
writing. The result is that capital
has flowed into the State, and been
borrowed by persons and companies
who have built with it cotton, wooden
and other factories, foundries, roads
etc., opening new avenues Of trade,
stimulating business to the advantage
of the farmer, laborer, and capitalist.
The cry, hard times, which we in
Tennessee hear SO much, is smothered
there by the business boom that pre-
walls. Unwise and too stringent in
terest laws will always drive money
from State that favors them, to
others where legislation permits
more profitable investments. Wise
laws will encourage capital to come
to us-bad ones will drive it away.
Two per cent. is an important figure
to men who have money to lend,
and when the law limits the rate to
6 they will send their funds to other
States for investment at 8. Money
will always 60 where it is most ap-
preciated and commands the best
price.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-07
The Reason Why.

My son, there's nothing on earth
so mysteriously funny as a newspa-
per advertisement. The prime, first,
last and all the time, object of an adj
vertisement is to draw custom. 1t is
not, was not, and never will be de-
signed for any other human purpose.
So the merchant waits till the busy
season comes, and his store is so full
of custom he can't get his hat off,
and then he rushes to the newspapers
and puts in his advertisement.
When the dull season gets along, and
there is no trade, and he wants to
sell goods so bad he can't pay his
rent, he takes out his advertisement.
That is, some of them do, but Oc-
casionally a level-headed merchant
puts in bigger one and scoops all
the business, while his neighbors are
making mortgages to pay the gas
bill.
There are times when you couldn't
stop people from buying everything
in the store if you planted cannon
behind the door, and that's the time
the advertisement is sent out on its
holy mission. 1t makes light work
for the advertisement, for a chalk
sign on the sidewalk could do all that
was needed and have a half holiday
six days in the week, but who wants
to favor an advertisement. They
are built to do hard work, and should
be sent out in the dull days when a
customer has to be knocked down
with hard facts, and kicked insensi-
BILE with bankrupt reductions and
dragged in with irresistible slaugh-
ter of prices before he will spend a
cent.
That's the aim and end of an adj
vertisement, my son, and if you ever
open store don't try to get them to
come when they are already stick
ing out of the windows, but give
them your advertisement right be-
tween the eyes in the dull season,
and you will wax rich and own a
a fast horse, and perhaps be able to
smoke good cigar, once or twice a
year. Write this down where you'll
fall ever it every day. The time to
draw business is when you want
business, and not when you have
more business that you can attend to
already.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-07
Spring Fashions from Godey's Lady's
Book.

Lace continues to be the favorite
garniture. White cashmere dresses
are fashionable, trimmed with black
lace.
Old velvet jackets have trimming
of detached pieces of embroidery in
cross stitch.
The fashionable buttons are either
coin or bullet shape, made of dull
vegetable ivory to match any shade.
High linen collars are preferred
with a hem-stitching and vine of en-
broidery around the edge.
Jeweled pins, of every shape, size
and material, are worn thrustthrough
the coils and puffs of hair.
A pretty velvet dog collar has a
row of pear-shaped beads on the lower
edge, with three rows ofbeads around
the collar.
Brown, gray, black, and blue prom
Use to be used for dressy wraps, trim
med with lace, passementerie, and
feathers.
Ribbons are used in generous pro-
fusion on dressy and home consumes.
A new design has Irvine network
thrown on a silk foundation and out
lined with gold.
Marabout, it is said, is now so i'm
proved in making that it will not
rub off and can endure rain. 1t is a
very popular trimming.
A fringe Of delicate, penduous
flowers is worn around aprons, pan
iers, and low necked bodices of full
dress toilettes.
Young. girls wear plain blue, pink,
lavender or ecru handkerchief, with
a frill of valenciennes lace, tucked in
the vest at the waist, or in the high
breast pocket.
Belts are warn wide or narrow ac'
cording to the wearer's figure. Some
are fastened with a rosette toward the
left side. But buckles are universal
Wooden dresses of one color, are
trimmed. with rolling collars turned
back cuffs, belt and vest, or reverse O
the material, ornamented with self
colored embroidery.
Misses wear dog collars of small
flowers or velvet leaves sewed to {
velvet ribbon, and tied in the back
with party dresses.
Suit dresses are prettily trimmed
with braid around the high collar
sleeves, edge, and down the fronts
The skirts are also trimmed will
braid.
Tallein bands are a novelty for af
ternoon and evening dresses. They
are made of two cross-bands of velve
commencing beneath the arms, WHERE
they are deep, and then shaped of
at two ends, crossing beneath {
buckle.