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just been construed by our supreme court,
the probability rs that the orders are law
fnl Hut iho lro..Aia A . ID - E.

just been construed by our supreme court,
the probability rs that the orders are law
fui. But the trouble 10 Beaver comes from
the fact that store orders are not, in the
popular estimation, admirable things, aud
that they are not in accord with the spirit
of the law which requires that the hire of
labor should he paid in money. That law
has the popular appreciation lii the object
which II was meant " attain which WAS
the prevention Of the injustice done to
laborers 10y the compul5ion they are
very often put under to purchase their
supplies at company stores. IL may be
impractcable 10 protect labOrers from
such wrong, when they are ready TO aid II
by accepting store orders in lieu of money;
but it nevertheless remains that the store
order is an unpopular institution.
Recognizing this, General Beaver man.
ayers FASTENED TO deny that his iron COM
panyIs orders were store orders and
hence the confusion into which they are
thrown by the contrary decision and by the
relief which General Beavers business com.
pany obtains from the tax upon the orders
which they would have had to pay If they
had been, as General Beavers political
company claimed, equivalent to circulat-
ing currency.
General Beaver Is experiencing what
a great many ambitious riders have before
now found out, that it is a very difficult
thing indeed to ride two horses which have
a tendency to take man in different
directions at the same time. The political
horse does not always go well with the
business horse, especially when the politics
are bad.
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JULIAN liAwrnoREE has been stretchirg O
james Russell Lowell on tue iuterviewe,'
rack, and has published the confessions Of
his victim in the New York WOrd.
The poet is SO hopeless an aug 10 maniac
that his frank ayowaI of preference io- ] ,hn
Bull aud his island only arouSes pity Tor hin,
aud regret that America has lost poet OF
the first rank and one OF the greuest living
masters of prose.
There are few things more melancholy
than the spectacle of strong character SO
undermined by hittery aud c1ncsit that
sentiments of duty to cOuutrymsn end fel.
io"neh are forgotten aud no society is
sought but that most pleasant to the man
himself
lie tells us that the sristOcracy of ENGLAND
areas rule, ,noblemen in fact asweIl As name
sno IL is easy To understand that the societv
OF men OF culture whosegre.t wealth shonIS
piace Vsem above all mean desire of o.i,
would be most agreeble to a manIi Iowam
Nh; Lowell talks freely OF the queen, whom
ne calls tough old lady; and thinks sha
Will outliye the Prince of Wales, who - vu'' uo
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fRAS
JOEL L. HAISEs, Auct.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
AkSIGNEESl RAIE IN TIrESn A "

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
AssIGNEEs' SALE. on TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 9TH. 1886. at O'Clock D. m, will be
sold At the Leopard hotel. in the City of Lancas-
Ter, Pa, in pursuance Of an order OF the Court
OF Common Pleas. of Lancaster County 10 the
undersigned assignee, the following properties,
Purpart No. /. All that certain twostorv BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING with two. story
BRICK BACK BUILDING and LOT or PiECE
or OfGR0UND. situated or the Northeast corner
OF Made and Roekland streets. in the City OF
Lancaster bounded and described az follows
t3yit: Beginning on the Northeast corner OF
Middle and ROckland streets, thence extending
west along said Middle street, thirty feet thencs
North along purpart No. 2, 81 feet TO a post,
S0Bg da e s 20
feet feet to property Of MIS- Kline; thence East
along the same s. feet to Kockland street,
the place OF beginning
The above Is one of the best corner groceries
suitable shedding and outbuildings.
Pnrpart NO 2 All that certain two-story
BRICK DWELLING. with one story back build.
nOrthwe side OF Middle street, in the city OF
Lancaster. and numbered 30i and sG6 on city
plan. Containing in front on said Middle street
2 feet inches. more or less, and extending in
depth ~ feet, more or less. To purpart No. l.
BRiGk DwELLiSG. M with tho onestory ees brics % Ssek
building and lot or piece of ground situated on
the northwest side OF Middle street in the city
containing In front on said Middle street Is feet
inches, more or less, and extending in depth
No. 2and are new and In frst-class condition
The above properties viii be sold as a whole or
separately as best suits purchasers
fhe sale of the 8 purparts will be subject To
two mortgages, amounting together TO $500,
and interest from october fst, 1885
All persons desiTous of viewing the premiaes
are invited To call on the undersigned at any
time before the sale. Purchase money PAYABLE
on April |, 1887. Positive sale;
Assignee of Charles Peters and wife.
hkshf shuhkFI' Aucuoneer. octs-S N, WITS.
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tEoh THE ETIUrRaINER arPRINCr
TDS gOLIFGF

TETNVEION, \. J, Jan. 2l, IssB
have found it Imperative u have sure and
simple remedies on hand in case OF cuts, bruises,
strains, pains, colds, rheumalisIu etc SHORTY
"ttcr entering upon my profession, discovered
such remedy In ALLCOCK's Pokous PLAsrEEs 1
tried Benson's Capcine and other plaster. but
iouhd them too harsh and Irritating. ALLCcCK's
i"Eous fLAsrkRS give almost instantaneous re.
i'ei' ana their streng hening power is remarka,
pie In cases of weak back put two plasters ON
the small OF the back, aud in a short time Won
VIII be capable OF quite severe exercise. In
7pllHt and "distsnce races and jumping,
Va Va must es ol tehdohs in the legsau feet some
times weaken. I his can invariably he reIia,od
by cutting the plaster in narrow strips, so az to
give Tree motion, and applying on muscles
All sCted. JAMES pnuTNSns
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ENECUIORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE.

II REAL ESTATE.
OS WEDNESDAY, SuvENBER IL, issJ,
wiz be sold at public sale. on the premises OF
No. !. the following described real estate, Iat,,
the property OF Jacob {. kTeady, deceased, to
wit
NO /. All that certain Two Story BRICK TAy.
ERN property known as the SOTrel Horse hOte),
with large three-story brick back building,
large brick stables, shedding. blacksmith shop
ana other improvements, and lot of ground
thereto belonging, situated Nos. a. and 81 on the
north side OF West King street, In the city of Ian
caster, Pa, containing in front on West King
along property OF estate OF A. T. Roberts, aiS
feet more or less, TO Grant street, thence along
Grant street eastward to property of VIM T.
Cooper ~ feet, inches, more or less thence
-uuthwATd along ground of VIM. J. Cooper l3J
i,'t, 5lnCGcs more or less thence west ward
along ground Of James Potts, deceased 81 teet
Inches thence sOuthwRriIy 81 feet, 5 inches
lhenCe iuIther south along property of James
Potts, deceased, = feet, to West king street. to-
SttleI with The right To use the wall now erected
or that may hereafter be erected ON the west
line OF the property of James Potts, deceased,
from west King 5tTeet northward TO the distance
OF lO5 feet.
No. :. All that certain Threestory BRICK
STORE AND UNWILLING HOUSE. situated No.
IS on the west side OF North Queen street, in the
Guy OF Lancaster, Pa, containing In front on
salu North queen street l3 feet inches and eX-
tending in depth westward of that width y feet
.inChes thence widening on the north side to
the width OF Is feet inches, and Of that width
1t extends farther westward - feet Gb inches to
ground OF I. q, Herr. Adjoining properties of
John l.. Miller, G. q. Herr and A. G. kC1Ier To-
sale to commence at O'Clock p. III. OF said
day, hen attendance will be given and terms
made known by ALFRED Z. KREADY,
JOHN B. KREADY
HENRY {. hREADY,
Executors OF Jacob L. Kready, deCeassd.
SAMUEL HISS. AuCuOnceT. OsUl0tdM, WAS
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fRIN'E ALEA AANDEEi requests the ) pbranie
10 ignore him as candidate tor the Bulra.
ran throne. This is in accordance with the
dictates oil common sense and the character
oil the prince, but it confirms the reports of a
''"ipI"alloh "i The powers To- force Hungarian
SUBMISSION To Russia The ultimate object
OF thls action OF the powers is no doubt the
removal OF every preteXt iUr Russian agsres-
sloh' Tor 1t Is coupled with the reiterated
statement that Russian occupation of Bulgs-
ria Will not be tolerated. win The -unnii.-
sion OF bulgaria all cause for Arrurd o,,.rIi..
ton would cease and yet, for a time Al least
strong opposition to the influence OF the ,zar
might he maintained. Any appeal t. force
would always threaten war. The refusal Of
Tie car to receive the Bulgarian oeputies
seems to show that he Is not disposed To TAX .
advantage OF this chance of honorable ahan-
donment OF his aggressive policy; aud the
renewed efforts OF Bulgaria to negotiate a
loan may bo taken rs indicating that tbe
game OF diplomacy is nearly euded, and the
sultan's haste to build a navy Genes too late
to serve him in his sOrest need.
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As ThE BEST IONIC.

70! Weakness, Lassitudc, Lack Ot Energy, Etc
~ HAS No ESU Al, and Il tho only iron mc1i
cine that is not injurious IL Enriches the
biood, lnyigorates the system. Restores Ape
ute, Aids Digestion. 1t does not hACkcn or In
lule the teeth, cause headache or produce con
stpauun--as other medicines do
stks, ~, =. "a, BiNSlxN. leading physician oi
SprlnSheld, Ohio, says Browns Iron Bittcrs
IS 4 thoroughly good medicine | use II In my
Ptacuce' and nnd Its action cNccls all other
IoLns OF iron. In weakness ora low condition
ut the system, Browns Iron Bitters Ia usually a
P3SluNe necessity Ii Is all that Is claimed Tor IT,
bR W. y. WATERS, 1879 Thirty second Street.
Georgetown, II. C., saws Browns Iron Bit
ters Is the Tonic of the age. Nothing better IL
Steates appetite. gives strength and improves
The Genuine has Trade Mark aud crossed red
lines ON wrapper Take no other. Made only bY
BROWN CHEMICAL CO,
ti) Baltimore, Md
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

- Just received. at prices TO suit the times.
consisting In part OF Ladies', Gents, Misses and
Boys Hosiery and Underwear in LambIs Wool
Camels Hair and Cotton Men and BOYS shirts
ana OYeralls late styles Cardigan Jackefs in
new styles at reduced prices. Gloves. Mitis
lates styles Neckwear. Collars, Cufs suspenders
and notions generally, at BECHTOIDis
Near the Postofico.
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lNTELLlCENCER


1uDD . wBBx. vrvs DOLLARS yRAR, pIsry
~ UOuTB. DELIVERED RI cARRIuRs N LAW.
IIID AuD ALL Arsorrfse rLAcKs. sAnrLH
b - Dn1R LrnnRAL opNnissIor ALLOWED TO
~ AonnsA rsLsraopH CONVECTION
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BLACK ~ LsHIgH COUSrT.
\ Large open-air Demonstration At Allentown
The Candidates Confident


Hon. CbaurCey +. Black, Col. K. Bruce
son Africa, William J. Bremen. George IL
Hoffman, Of Philadelphia; Wtli'm y. Need,
of Harrisburg, and Hon. X. Milton Speer, OF
Huntingdon, arrived at Allentown Saturday
noon. They were met at the depot by proul.
nent Democrats aud were tiued at the resi-.
denco OF Robert L. Wright. In the after
noon an enthusiasts ouoIalr meeting was
held in Centre Square, which was At.
tended by several thousand people from all
parts Of Lehigh county Mr.. Black vas the
nrSt speaker. He denied having sad. as
published in the Republican paperS that
Blalnes presence in Pennsylvania was an in
suit 70 the people. What he did say was
that Blaine : interference with issues entirely
local was an insult lie then devoted some
time 10 state issues aud the tariff question,
ColOne! Ricketts, next made 3 tive minutes
speech Hon. J. simpson Africa briefly
pointed out the merits Of Governor PAtlisOns
successful administration, and asked the
people 10 elect 4 worthy successor. William
J. Bremen spoke for tnrty-hve minutes on
the taTln and wage questions. Maxwell
Stevenson gave encouraging reports OF the
state campaign, aud then took up the tariff
question aud devoted considerable time 10 its
discussion. After the meeting the Candi-
dates held an informal reception At the Amer
lcu- clubrp1m,and many people shook hands
with them. The party let! d. o'clock tor
Phiade phlA
At night another large meeting VAS held
in the court house, which was Irt,1 1ked to over
lowing. James NJ. Beck, Cl Philadelphia
spoke for over an hour on state issues and
Hon. ". ). Stenger held the attention Of the
audience Tor iorty-hye minutes on the vital
issues at stake.
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THE state Presbyterian synoi at Puts.
burg has condemned the hrtor,doA teach
lngs OF Andover the0logiaus on the ne W doc
time OF "Prohation after u ,ath," cham.
ploned by many OF the great lights Of
the church.
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EA,Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, says the h, st
cough medicine Is Red star Cough Cure.
Mrs Jones, how is your health this morptp,, ,
n'mN .N Hui ulaaam, much improved. 1 bought
bottle at Dr Bull= Cuugu NyrrIp last f,f5Ei
Hn1, ailer he frst dose, my cough was checked.
! sltpl WE'LL ana have not CUuz zhcd once This
AcGld"n's Will occur not only "fn the best
irsu!hleu iamllleS,' but Cvcrywh here and Al Mi
H''.5' AheIeIoIc keep salvation OH convenient
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EIGH 4 MARTIN.
CHINA HALL,
CHINA.

The second Invoice Of our HavIland
China lmPOrtatiOns for this fall has Just
arrived. The first consisted of Dinner Sets
in the Regina Pattern, Daisy Decoration in
Blue, Violet and Pink. The finest and
neatest for the money in the market. Hav-
Hand China is SO well known that we need
not say anything about the quality. Its
superiority over semi-porcclain is not TO be
questioned. The price Of these dinner sets
is such that il IS within the reach Of every
one to own one of them. When our next
arrives We Will be able 10 come still nearer
within the reach of all in price. Don't fail
TO see these goods before making your pur-
Chases.
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n spicAI
TIRED our |,

Al this season nearly every one needs to use
some sort OF tonic, IRON enters into Almos
every physiotan's prescription for those who
ueed building up
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A SER'S SARSAPARlLLA.
PinpleS, BOilS,

And Carbuncles result frOm dcbilitatcd, i'm
impoyeris he'd. or lm pure condition OF the blood
Aver saisapatills prevents and cures these
erupuOns and painful tumors, by removing their
cause the only effectual way OF treating them
Ayers sarsaparfila has prevented tho usual
course OF BOils, which have panied aud die
trossed me every season f-T several years, s,-Geu
scales Plaiuville, Mich
was badly troubled with Ptmp'es on the
face also, with n discClCTatiou Of the skin,
which showed itself In ugly dark patches. No
external treatment did more than temporary
good. Ayers sarsaparillA effected
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'u NatuIudS hlSul tle candidates were
accorded reception 10y the Young Mems
Democratic association OF Philadelphia Presi-
| dent Cadwalader caItel upon the Lieutenant
| governor to tell those assembled what he
thought Oi the outlook. MI Back spoke As
| follows:
| did not expect to be called upon for a
speech, out since Mr.. Cadwalaher has R-ked
me 10 tell you OF our progress l take pleasure
IN complying with that request. The state
never looked so promising at this time four
years ago as ii does now. was on that
I ticket and know something about that cam
| pdign. The rattle Is In this CITY, and il Phil
adelphla does her duty, even half her duty.
the Democratic state tIcke will be elected
Applause. have been all through the
West ana Northwest aud in the mining re-
glons, and hud that We will get the support
OF thousands that we have never been ahie IN
count upon before. The fight is here in YOUR
own hands, and II PhlGdel pha does not give
Beaver 1000 ma iOrity / will bs the next
governor oil this state Applause don't
believe Philadelphia viii give that majority,
ana IN anticipation OF that good result here
and now most atlectlunately invite all Of you
10 my inauguration. Applause.
Calls were made Tor Mr.. Ricketts,, who
spoke briefly but ProphesIed the success ui
the ticket
Mr.. J. Bremen, candidate for auditor gen.
ers!, was next introduced. He said
My experience in going through the state
leads me To believe that the Republican
party u scattered and uISOTganiZed | be.
lleVe with the next governor OF Pennsylya-
MIA, Mr.. Black, that The entire Democratic
ticket will be elected providing Philadelphia
does her duty. II she does A. well as Ale
gheny county the success OF the ticket is be.
yond question. The Republican party Is
being ground to pieces between the discon-
tent among the Germans and the dissatisfac.
ton among the liquor Interests | believe
Western Pennsylvania il prepared to turn
her forces over to the Democratic party and
Pennsylyania Will then DO enabled to take
position not as the keystone stale of the
Union, but as the Keystone OF the Demo
cratic arch.
Maxwell Stevenson, the candidate for con-
greSsman-at-large, Was also called upon.
~ have been all through the coal regiOns,"
he said, "and the same unbounded en-
thusIasIn was manifested for the ticket in
every part OF that country This demon
sTaton going on outside (reierring to the
parade OF the Knights OF Labor on Broad
street) means more than a mere show. |
nave gone among the grimy- looking miners
OF Schuylklll county and taken them by the
hand, ana they have announced themselves
a. being heartily ia favor OF the election of
Mr.. Black and tho whole ticket They SAY
that the election Of Black means a deli yeranCe
from many wrongs from which they have
been subject They take stock IN the head of
our ticket because they know him to be
sincere trustlovlng man. The only cues
tlon they put to me was What are Won
gong 10 do in Philadelphia?' If YOU do
your part In this city and poll Il, 900 votes the
beaVer ticket Will DO defeated"
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X A V ELi'S PLAIN CAVENDISH
~ Gnyely's flue-cured Smoking Tobacce
Seal OF North Carolina, Terique ana ali tho
standard Brands OF Chewing Tobaeoos at
MAkkLkf's yellow frontn
- No. q North Queen Street.
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A Perfect Cure,

and have not been troubled slnCv-I "
Boldly, River street, Lowell Mass
Was uoubIed with Boils. and my health was
much impaired, | began using Ayers Sarsapa
rila, and, in due time, tho eruptinns all disap,
peared, ana my health was completely restored
marie, \. L.
! was troubled. for = long time. with a humor
Nht'h appeared on my face IA ugly Pimples and
hIptChus Ayers Sarsa pArillA cured me con
slider II the best blood puriher In the world
Charles Il. smith, North CrAttsbu~y. VI
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Ayers SarsapariIIa

i sold BY all druggists and dealers in med cine
Ask igC Ayers sarsaparil!a, and DO not be per
sulted to take any other.
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver 4 CO, Lowell
Mass. Price. 81 six bottles s. u2-tulS
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Physicians and Druggists Recommend
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ADVERTISING RATES !,

Kin. lin. ain. sin. Ain SIN.
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The chairman of the Republican state
committee has issued the following circular
letter:
HEApouARTERs, RRruBLIcAS STATE CoNuIrrKE, ,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-01-20
Tatl0Oing In Japan.

The skill of the japanese In tattooing
is remarkable, and DR.. Baclz, physician
in the employ of the japanese govern
ment, has communicated u large number
Of curious and hitherto unknown facts
regarding the strange custom of tattooing
as practiscd in Japan, AS to its origin
there nothing very definite has been as.
ccnaincd. 1t certainly in Japan has no
religious meaning or any ceremonial at
tending it. Unlike some other peoples
the japanese usually tattoo those portions
Of the body which arc covered by cloth
ing, and yet it seems that the only pur-
pose the marks serve is that of personal
adornmcnt. Among certain tribes Of
other countries the chiefs and persons Of
distinction are clabortely tattoocd; in
Japan only the lower orders of society and
very rarely women undergo the process
A japanese when he desires to be
tGttoocd goes to an artist with the design
he wishes to have indcibly initiated on
his body. The artist sketches the design
more or less in full detail, as the circum.
ttanccs of the case may require, on the
skin of his patron. Then, taking Il
wooden tool in which fine sewing needles
are firmly fixed, the artist applies Indian
ink or a red color made from cinnabar to
the points of the needles, holds the tool
in the right hand, which rests on the
thumb of the left hand and proceeds to
punctuc the skin with marvellous ra-
pidity pausing at intervals to take on the
needles 4 fresh supply of color No blood
is drawn except sometimes when deep
shade is requisite, Or when going ovcrthc
elbows and knees. In a day a skiIful
operator can complete picture requiring
few hundred thousand puncturcs, in a
manner surprising for its accuracy and
varied and delicate degree of shading.
When the work is finished the skin is
bathcd with warm WATER which gives a
slight pain to the patient, but brings out
the color with great distinctncss. The
only Inconvenience experienced iSa slight
fevcrsh feeling, which soon goes away.
The tattoocd parts are never irritable or
sensitive, and there need be no cessation
from usual work. At the end of three
days the skin scales off like bran from the
puncturcd surface, leaving the portions
blue that had been treated with the In
Indian ink, and those red that had been
touched with the cnnabar.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-01-20
vOpor Baths and HydrophObia.

"Onc of the curiositics of hydropho-
bia," said an old physician of this city,
"is that the animals l. which alone this
madness voluntarily devclops-as the
dog, the fox. the wolf, and the canine
family general y-are animals that never
sweat. That is why have great faith
in the treatment of hydrophobia by DR..
Buisson of Paris by inducing quick and
copious pcrspiration by means of vopor
baths. never was called to treat a case
of hydrophobia, but if | Were | should
not hesitate to depend on the efficacy of
the vapor baths DR.. BuiS,on made
known his remarkable experiences with
hydrophobia in 1885 i'll treatise read to
the Paris Academy of Sciences. He said
he was uuconsciouSly inoculated with
dydrophoba by carcleSsly wiping his
hands, on one of whi'h he had sore,
with towel which hao just been used
in wiping the saliva from the lips of
patient who was in hydrophobia paroX-
ysms. The patient died, and nine days
later DR.. BuiSson was taken with the
symptoms of the disease Believing the
popular theory of the day that hydro
ahobia was incurable, he resolved TO put
an end to his life, as he felt the madness
gradually coming ON him. He chose as
the means of death sitting himself in
vapor BATH lie had the heat in the bath
raised to many degrees above the usual
temperature, and locked himself in. He
left the bathroom amazed. The desire
that had been growing on him to run and
bite animals, the construction in tho
throat that had prevented him from
swallowing, the distress that the sight of
water gave him, were all gone. DR..
Buisson dined for the first time in twenty
four hours, drank with ease, and up to
1850, when saw him, had not had re-
currcnce of the symptoms of hydrophobia.
He had treated successfully eighty cases
of hydrophobia by vapor of Russian
baths. Nv Y. Sun.