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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 2l.-A southeaa
gale which began on Saturday after
noon, Increased carly yesterday morn
ing to Q velocity Of 81 miles an hour
rhs waters OF the Gulf have been
driven over the lowlAndg, both east and
west OF there, and the LauisyIlle and
Nashville track IL badly flooded south,
There were no Grains yesterday eithe,
way. The routes via Meridian and
Selma remain open. The lower porIiL n
OF the city Was inundated yesterdR Ry
morninR AAd many stores flooded, but
the damage is small. The wIreu bsing
down everywhere, no details Of the
outside Of the city can be obtained.
NRW ORLEANS Aug 2l.-An EASTER
" wind, with velocity at times of 46
to 30 miles an hour, which set In early
on Saturday evening, has done great
damage here. Several buildings were
unroofed, fences were blown down, tire Go
were uprootei and the coal feet OF the
PittsbuTg and Southern combine sufIer-
ed severely. Fifty boats are known to
have been lost They were vAlhed 81
5000 each. The Louisville aud NAgh.
vile and Illinois Central trains were de.
lAyed by wAahoutF. GESat damage wAs
done to the rice and sugar Gaze orope.
Telegraph wires are prosIIAted in every
direction. There has been no oommuni-
cation with outside points since p. M
on Sunday. The city WAS In darkness
on Sunday night. The electric light
plant WAS shut down on account of the
contact Of the electric light wires with
telephone and telegraph Wirss.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 20 Heavy
rains hAvo fallen all over this section OF
c)untty during the past three days and
still continue. All the small streams,
especially to the south, are bank full,
and In many localities hAvs Uvorfi1wed
and flooded valuable farming lands.
Telegraph wires between Memphis and
Nav Orleans have been prostTated, and
only very meRgrs news can be OBJ
Antd.
A local storm OF unusual severity
swspt over Ooffeeville, Miss, today,
do Eg considerable dsinage, and II the
pr 5sent spell OF weather continues much
Logger very serious damage will be sus-
tain d by the cotton crop. Reports
coming In show thai the rains have
bean general and disastrous in their ma
ture. Last week Q drought was thIeR'-
ened In many localities, but now foods
Are feared and more serious injury will
follow.
Tha Westarn Un,on Telegraph Com.
pAny tonight reports all wires down
leading to New Orleans, which city Is
cut Of from any telegrsphlo communi-
OAtlon with Memphis.
In the vicinity OF Vicksburg and the
YAzoo Valley the rainfall has been un-
pr cedented, and serious injury to co.
"a and corn has resulted,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

DETROIT, Aug, 20.-rhe UnIon La.
Dor party convention holtOrs WHO en-
dorsed the D .mocrRtlo ticket few days
since decided to ask the Democracy TO
Union Labor men, Riv.np rnerrs 6tiNket
GreenbAcE allies five places out OF the
thirteen. As yet the Democrats have
done nothing that would look toward
the adoption of this suggestion, and
there are mutterinRs OF discomfort
among tae Labor men In consequences.
Leading Democrats declare they will
net grant tha demand. II would be a
very delicate pieoe Of business to ask
any one Of the regular nominees Of the
Democratic State Convention to with
draw from the ticket to make room for
Union Labor eleOtor.
The Sixth District Grssnbaok Con-
vention at Howell decided to day tt
disbAnd the party in that district and
unite with the Union Labor party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 -Ford's Con
Rreseional Commi tee listened TO day TO
two hou to General Master Workman
Powderly. The we'll known heal of til,
greatest lator organization OF the worlt
mas pleasing manner about him on tn,
stand and is very interesting talker HI
went to considerable length and will
great Intelligence on the question of I'm
migration before the committee. Mr.
Powderly began by stating the objects o.
the knights of Labor, and after some
statistical statements in regard thereto ht
said
An agent Of mine in Europe has in
formed me that villa, es and towns 10
Hungary and Poland are full OF posters
announcing that the wagfs in America
are enormously large and the work plen.
tiul. paid visit to the coal mines in
Pennsylvania recently to nj to the effect
that imported Hungarians had upon
American workmen found Hat these
dnngarlans have driven many American
miners from the mines, so that more than
hall the miners in PenDsylvania are Hun.
garians. They live on salt pork and wat
er and sleep like hogs in a pen. Their
morals ale very bad.
AS to these foreigners becoming good
citizens, do not believe man can ever
become good cl;izAn who travels over
the pennsylvania Railroad with q brats
tsg hanging to the baod of his trousers
and number on II for his name They
never learn the English language, can
not read or write, will take starvation
wages and live on the vilest food. Ii they
run short Of fool they steal it. In my
opinion any man discovered in the act Of
Importing contrsct labor should be
severely punished
A man who can make G5l00 by import.
Ing lsborers under contract can easily af-
ford to pay $1,000. AS to the case of
the Rev Z. Walpole Warren, the sole OBJ.
jeGs of that action was to make the Con-
tract Labor law odious.
Congressman Guenther-How many
people do you estima are idle in the
United States who are willing to worki
Something over a million, answered
Mr.. Powcerly.
After going further into the habits and
ways OF the Hungarians employed In the
mining districts of Pennsylvania, Mr..
Powderly was allowed 10 step down and
the inquiEy was adjourned until to-mor-
row morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The members of the A, U. M. P
Chur n on French street above Eighth,
are making great preparations to accom-.
modate the people who may attend "Big
Quarterly" A fr.m shed adjoining the
church is being erected for the occasion,
On Thursday evening there will be gen
eral class meeting. On Saturday after
noon the regular quarterly con farence
will be held,and in the evening there will
be preaching.
At q. m. on Sunday love fea,t will
take place, and 10 80 q. M, Rev. Ed
ward H, Obippsy will preach in the
church aud Rev. Spencer VILLA ns will
preach 10 the shed serIicss will also
be held at 80 Rnl p. IN. Meetings
viii also be held nightly for the follow.
log ten days, and an effort will be made
to rendtr the occasion profitable to sll
who may attend. A collection will also
be taken up to Tighten the lpdebtedI esg
OF the church as well as to meet ordi.
nary expenses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
Free Beer Uauses q Fight.

Po1TsvILLE, Aug. 20 John KeAt.
ing came here to-day to surrender him.
self to tho authorities for what may
prove 10 bs homicide 1t a base ball
game at Gilberton yesterday. Beer WAS
free aud the large crowd present dnring
the afssrnoon became greatly excited
aud boiaterous. Heating and Michael
j. Keefe, o horse jockey, engaged In D
quarrel and blows were struck. Heating
began to rstreAt followed by Keefe.
Then Kssting picked up q large stone
which be threw ct his pursuer, striking
him on the head and fraoturlug the
skull He wss removed to the Miners
Hospital.
AS no charge is yet laid against
Heating the district attorney could do
nothing but to advise him to have him
self imprisoned. Keating claims that
he was acting In self defence, and that
he desires epsedy trial. He will sur.
render q, onos If an uniavoTable return
would ocsur In Keefe's ohse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

MEssRs EDiToRs: A law suit took
plaes in Ehis town last Saturday nigoi
between two ladies before Squire Haw.
kins. The trouble originated betwetn
the children and the mothers interfered
and hot water was used aB . weRron in
connection with Ehe tongue, bat nobody
was hurt The squire thought that one
was ~ much TO blame rs the other, and
made both give bond for their good be-
hRvior.
We had heavy rain Saturday, and
Sunday was also rainy.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp returned home fIom
his visit TO Brandywins Summit Camp
on Saturday, AVID filled his pulpit At.
oeptably on Sunday,
The farmers arc busy with their
peaches and are looking forward for
better prices.
The corn promises TO bs 3 fair crop,
and although the prospect Is that the
price will prove ID be rather low, they
are hopeful, and give their labor I'M
oradRingly. Yours in haste, h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
snake In rhe a1es,lag

AsBURY PARK, August 20 While til,
colored brethren AMI sisters yesterday
were worslhping in their gospel tent fat
woman startled all hands with shrek.
She jumped upon her seat and pointed
hysterieally to the straw ia the aisle, mp.
on which big blacksnake was qu' etly
working his way toward the altar. The
widest excitement epsued. Women
shrieked aud fled and men stood until a
big elder shoutCd, "sruse dat dar sar
pint's head" Immediately half dozen
shoes went down but the snake was not
there. 1t quietly disappeared and the
frightened people were brought back to
their worship amidst the singing of "De
Ole SaTpint Was Crawling" g..
The services were resumed with un-
usual feryor and the oilici sting clergyman
made some pertinent remaks on the text,
The eeed of woman shall truise the ser
penPs head" But a whole series OF
feminine shrieks soon renewed the panic.
The blaeksnake was again approaching
the altar. The shrieks and ycls and gen
eral excitement were intense and were
only allayed when stout ebony pillar of
the church put his loot on the sneake q
head Whiia nt har faAt, H. stta,Ngi ,s.ls l7;sS4
we've then resumtd- Inc hhahe WAS ofcs
three feet long,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81 "A shock
ing accident occurred on the Pennsyl.
vAnia Railroad , yestsrdsy afternoon at
the Seventeenth street tower, which
resulted fatally for Frank Peters, q
youEg brakeman, who was attached to
yard engine No. I'll. He tried to board
the 5 96 p, IN. Trenton Aocomm dAlion
ct The tower. The train WAS moving
very fast, mud Peters migsad his hold.
He fsll under the cars, and the wheels
pAssEd over his breast, crushing 1t snd
lnStantly killing the unfortunate man.
The body WAS taken TO Undertaken
BAtrd's, at Nineteenth and Fllbsrt
ssreeB, and word was sent TO Peters
young wife. He had only been married
Q shot time, and lived at Tenth and
Wood streets. When the wife was in
formed Of her sudden widow hood she
became frantic With gIlef and refused
to bs Domforted.
The yard men say the risk Peters
took 10 trying to jump on the fast NOV
Ing trAiI was very great, and that the
attempt was unusual, as he was alwAys
considered q careful man. He will be
buried tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

BRECKENRIDGE, Col, Aug. 2l.-O.
o. Lea ieit this place on August 10Th
for Silver Plume, over Argentine Pass.
ReRohinR the top of the rRage about
dark no lost the road, and in crossing q
broken bridge WAS prsoipltated to the
bottom OF the gully, % feet. His arm
and both legs we're broken. In this
condition Mr.. Bse EemSined on the
mountain six days without food or
drink and exposed to severe atorms.
On the sixth day q traveller found
him, conscious, bat unable TO speak
Mr. Lee was placed In q carriage, bat
before hs resohed . village In which
medical aid could be secured he died
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

Isn't this Rics and healthy weather.
You can sleep now as you can when
you buy your clothes OF me. You can
then reIt peacefully and easy because
you are we'll aware that you have got
your moneys worth. II you think not,
you are very foolish to keep them
when you know full we'll you can get
your money back, as l like to see every
body pleased before and after they
leave my store l will now mention
you few bargains which must 90. l
want 10 get rid OF them rs soon rs pos
sible. | have 5 dozen peroaie and
white Hhirt8, which are little aolled
cost me one dollar. | will close them
for 40e. Some flannel shirts for b0c.
Some white vests for ESQ. Some chill
dGen's pants, light color, zoo, worth
BOo. a very nice mans suit, 81 90. l
know they are worth 30. A good,
heavy working pants worth 81 25i !
close them now for 753 have lot OF
misfl Is in summer goods at 6O5. red NC
tion on 81 90, at NJ, Movers One Prizes
Clothing House, N. W. corner Filth
and Market ntIetts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
Kun Over ana b illsd.-EOund Dead In
His Houso-shot HIS %Ho-Kiued
HIS wife AccldentalIH.


His Houso-shot HIS %ife-KiDeC
Hts Wife Accidentally. -.
John Holmes, Of Cleves, Ohi9, becam,
drunk at apsrsy on Saturday night. Re
turning home he grew weary and laid
down on Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
track, at North Bend, and was run ever
and Killed by freight train. On the
eamJ track and 10 the same local. v, q few
hours later, Mrs. Mary Ladd, 65 years
old, was struck aud killed by the St.
Louis limited express.
William F. McCabe, collector for the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
ICincinnati, was found dead in his house
yesterday, where he had evidently fallen
from apoplexy or heart disease. On Sat.
urday his wife went to PouRhkeepsie,
New York, where her brother had been
killed on railroad.
Richard Collins, ex-Chief of Police of
Superior, Wisconsin, in fit of jealousy.
on Sunday, shot and dangerously wound.
ed his Wifs at the residence OF James
Myers. Myers, In defending his guest,
was wounded, and in return shot Collins
in the head Myers will recover
Isaac Spreckter, merchant of Kansas
City Nc, was aroused by his wife yester.
DAY morning and told there were burg.
lars In the store A moment later shad.
ow crossed the door and spreckter fired,
fatally wounding his wife. Rats caused
the noise in the store.
By the explosion of small retort q led
with molten metal, which BY mistake
was plunged iuto barrel OF water at the
chicago and Aurora Smelling WORKS ut
Chicago, yesterday, Ruse Erozlau was
instantly killed
Charles Wagner, saloon keeper, shot
and instantly killed his brother, John
Wagner, on Saturday night, at Detroit,
during a quarrel about the pay-
ment of drinks. The murderer was ar
rested.
A Eervice in memory Of General sheri-
dan was held on Sunday evening in the
Lafayette Methodist Episcopal Church,
at Salem, Mass Rev. s. L Gracey de-
liVered an address.
Frank Kuntzler, noted horse thief
and burglar, VIII broke jail In PottsvIlle,
Penna., two years ago, was arrested In
Wilkesbarre yesterday and returned to
Poitsv lille.
Ida Frank, wh1 was bur ed during the
fire at the tenement house in the Bowery,
New York In the early part ofthis month,
died yesterday.
Dennis Reardon and Richard welch.
who were unable to swim, were drowned
yesterday at Troy, New York, by the over
turning of their boat
Jacob and William MaSew, brothers,
we're killed yesterday, near Bellaire, Ohio,
by premature explosion of powder in a
quarry,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

NEGLECTED his Family.

Before deputy Judge Turner in the city
court this morning, James Henry was
charged by his wife Kate, who resides at
No GIG E Third street, wi h non-support
of herself and five children, the Oldest of
whom Is fourteen years of age, She by
her labors, and what little the children
could make. succeeded in maintaining the
family since April year ago The pris-
oner Is puddler by trade and can make
good wages when he will work, which is
seldom. He was required TO pay S5 aud
costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The peach shipments over the Della
ware division up to so O'Clock thil
morning were As folowf:
Philadelphia, 81; Jersey City, ~
Newark, NJ 3; North Penn junction
Il Scranton, Pa. 2; Buffalo, 3; Cleveland
q Wtlkesbarre, l; Woroester,2; Oswsgc
Il Syracuse, q Springfield, i; Provi.
dence, 6; New Haven, Q; Hartford,
Oonn', a EtmirD, n, Y, 2; Boston, 80;
Utica, N. Y q Rochester, /; LAndis.
Vile, l; Hountzdale, !; LeWiEburg, /;
GreensburR, /; Bridgeport, 4; German
town junction, l; JobnstoWn, i; Read
Ing, 1; Albany, i; BinghamptoD, Ii
Waterford, Ont., Il Shenandoah, il
Bellsfonte, !; Cortland, N. Y, 1-2O8.
Previous shipments, 1899. Total to
date, 2,l30. w..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

You have been Ill, We will suppoie
and are convaltscing slowly. That is
you are trying to pick up little flesh
to regain come Of your wOnted colcr, tt
aocustom your stomach to more solid
nutriment than its recently enfeebled
condition permitted you to take. How
can you accelerate your snail's pace
healthwhrd? We Ere warranted BY
concurrent testimony In affirming, that
u you will uss twice or thrice q day
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an en-
abling medicine OF long ascsrtalnsd
purity and tonic virtues, that you will
be materially aided. 1t promotes .
flow OF the gastric juices, and helps
the system 60 Assimi ste sthe nourish-
ment of which 1t stands so much in
need. II remedies a tendency TO con.
stipstlon wIthou! convulslng the bow,
els. The liver 1t stimulAte to enewed
activity, safely promotes the action Of
tha kidneys and bladder, and annibil,
Ates malaria and rheumatism at the
outset.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

Ninety. eight children were cent from
Philadelphia TO Chester Heights by tue
"Ohildren's Country Week Assooia
tion," last Wednesday, aud pasted a
very pleasant day in the woods. The
ladies Of St. Johns Parish provided an
excellent dinner for the occasion, and
oil enj' yei themselves very greatly. In
the afternoon sn hour was pleasantly
passed 10 tiDglug and listening to an
eloquent nddEes5 by Rev. MIR. Est,ip, oil
Dil worthtown EI~oes estaEiep rhnrob In
which wEs embodied nuoh good atfvISss
for the promotion of their temporal 81
well a spiritual welfare. The exo1r
4jnnists. raturped to Phtladelphia In the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug 20.-0hristiAn
Haldemsn, a prominent farmer, living
near Mount Hope, committed suicide
eArly this morning by hanging himself
In his RrAnary, When discovered
about 8 o'clock, life hRd heeu extinct
for some time Squire G!bble, of Man
hsIm, was notified and held an inquest
In the afternoon. Tue csuse OF the rEsh
act WAS due TO hereditary inaauity.
although Nj. Hsldeman had given no
q .ounds for guspic.oR By his actions.
ID ceased was promi1ent member OF
OF The United Brothren Church, and
W ss much respected by large circle Of
friends. He leaves a wife and family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

PuILADELpHIA, Aug. q samuel
Worthipeton colored, Of Cambridge
street, Frapkford, when ar ested on Sum
day tor assault and battery on Georgian,
ma simmB and lodged in IL cell IN the Fit
-trsnth District Police Station, attempted
suicide by hanging himself to the bars
with his suspeaders, but " discovered
by the turnkey and cut down,
Yesterday Magistrate South held hin
in S4OO bail to keep the peace. Worth
ington was connected with the 10Th Cav
airy, U. S. A., in 8S6 aud while in New
Mex co quarreled with companion
whom he killed. He was acquitted o
the crime but was discharged fr IN tht
army.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The eleventh annual session OF tue
Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary lSnd
Medical Association will be held 81 BIT
minsham Park cn Tnursdsy, Auaust
SOth. An address of welooms to Coestef
County will be delivered by Dr. Ewing,
OF West Grove. DR.. j. A, Draper, OF
of this city, Is nlso expected to make an
address. DR.. W. O. Pierce, of this city,
has charge for this State. Hyatt 8
Military Band has hesn engaged foE u .
oooEsion. II tbe day should be iaF /
ia expected that 500 ply sielans vi Il b
/ irebont
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The Presbyte .tar Sunday School of
0bEiatshA " III make an exourston to
il FeahssroV q, n j., on Tuesday, the 2S.h
ius1 " ling the steamer Major Rey'
D9iu Al New Castle at 8 10 A. ID,
TieF .efs for adu t. 80 csnts aach ohil-
dr. IN % cents. Tho children OF the vii.
} age, IS we'll as of New Castle and
White Clay Creek huudred are invited
to ioln them and share the pleasures OF
the occasion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

Efae aheapeat hat house IA sBa city
EuEnford HroB.' aO4 MaTket street,
oupping aud Ieeohing, lo3 T.. Second ct,
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t,
Brazilian Balm, immediate curs for numps,
Try BHsh's coal you will surely like IT,
klllard Y. Davis, Ieweler, e. Second st,
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf's, 15 Z, FouZ-h,
Frank Roop Smith, d. aggist, bth and King,
American L.aundry, COZ West Frent street.
FtrSs cigars and notions at N. W. cornell
, scE6nta and Poplar streets. l., Bell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

New YORK, Aug 2l.-An unknown
leading to the building on the north side
OF the entrance TO the Brooklyn bridge
in New York yesterday afternoon. There
was nothing on his psrson to identify
him. Many peisons were passing at the
time, and yet the unknown murderer.
with a revolver in his hand, edged
through the crowd, dropped the revolver
about thirty feet away and escaped Sub
sequently the police arrested Bernard
Manning on suspicion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The playing of crcquet at Eighth
strsat park has been prohibited on so-
count of the Injury done to the grass by
the different psrtles traupling over 1t.
This may seem little hard to those
who have been accustomed to engage in
this attractive way of passing an hour
to the general good which seems to re-
quire the preservation of the greer
swArd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

son OF Davis B. Cochran, of West Ches.
ter. Pa, have returned home from
four months visit to Europe. Dr.kB. iu-
forms the Local News, that although he
could buy clothing cheaper In England
more Of Republican and Protection
ist than ever. He says that hearing the
English merchants pray for the success
of the DemoorAtic party this fall will
st,,iffen the back bone OF the weakest kind
iof Republican. 1t would be well II
the mechsuios and working people will
all profit to the above hint.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

Is the wonderful remedy 70 all dlqeasss
and weakness OF the oyer A peuGlsmau
who could not see m Jbieot three feet
off could nes distinct : aud plain good
distance uwsy on n ing one bottle. bt
with many others 0hou VIC can refer to
Supplied In 26 aud 80 cent bottles
Prescription of DR.. j. Simms II Sou
Fourth aud King stEoeta, Wilmington
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

This jar possesses all tho advantages
aud merits of every other jar combined.
II rtra heavy tempered glass. Every jar
air tight A glass top and q metal one
TO urpteot 1t. AN extra air vent In the
ton, closed and covered by q rubber
lined stud which 10 made to turn and
take off, thus breaking the air vacuum
and causing the jar to open eesily. Fol
"a By l, Lewig Row, 4t3 King street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The Mt. Pleasant ME-. Sunday school
will make an excursion to Psnnsgrovs,
N. j., on Thursday, the 9th of Septem.
bar, on the steamer JuniAtA, which
leaves Kipg etreet wharf at 8. m. and
DuPont's pier at 80. All who Wish
to pass a pleasant day are invited to
Join them, The energetic aud efficient
superintendent, and the teachers aS
well as the pastor, Rev, j. 7. FanBuTk-
allow, will do their pSrs to make the
day one OF profit as well as pleasure.