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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-23
SheriF's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE,

SOMERsFT ss.
Taken this fourth day of May, A y. lsi
on an execution dated May first, A. ID. IS a,h
sued on Judgment rendered by The Srlren.
Judicial Court for the said County of son,eIsr,
IT the term Thereof begun and holden :
Skowheean within and tor the said CunDq
III somerset on the third Tuesday
March,. A. ID. 1919. to wit: On the mini
day OF April, A. ID, 1859, In favor ri -
Inhabitants OF the Town OF Norridgewocl
against Roger Chase Of said NOrridgewock, ~
one hundred and sixty.six dollars and "lr.I
Two cents debt or damage, and nine dollars 40,
nfty-nlne cents cost Oi suit, and will he s"lu y
public Auction on The premises in said ny,
ridgewOck, to the highest bidder on the snI.
day Of June: A. ID. 1eS9. at ten e'clock IN y.
forenoon, the following described real est ~.
and all the right, title and intere-t when 'ps W
said Roger Chase has III and to tho same ~ "
Ind on the fourth day of January, A. ID. To-
at two o'clock In the afternoon the time wnrn
the same was attached on the writ In the saaI
suit TO wit: A certain piece or parcel OF an4
with the buildings thereon, situnted IN No
ridRewock, bounded on the north by the rosa
lea.iinx by The cemetery 10 Skowhegai, e s.Ss
cry by line druwn parallel to the wr-t , s,r
OF the barh which former ly stood on ne h ,.n,
newell lot, anu twelve feet fIcm she ~
through cherry tree on the bank Of ne I.I 4.
sOutherly by the Kennrbec river, western
land OF the heirs Vi Mary Ann stewart de'es'
oil. one fourth Of al acre more OF less.
Daled the fOnrth day If Nay, A. ID. lH9
], H. MITCHELL. Deputy Sberin'
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DICK LIGHYHEARr 2929.


Pgtli: Trial a. F1!'fold Ii 2.42 - asi II. cd.
Bay horse, no white. Ii hands high. weighs
ll5U HIS, foard June I, lsS3. Sired by DR..
franklin 2.3l, sire OF Lawrence 2.25' Dam by
Gen ithers 2.3Otl sire OF John 5. 2.3l; 2d dam,
Miss Morrill,, the uaIn of Lawrence 2.25l2. and
Lady Lightfuot 232; by Morrill, Champion,
sire of tine dams OF Lawrence 2.25}2, George
Jones, 2.2GA. Dick Lightheart is II horse OF
perfect beauty and great style, and can show Il
30 gait. He is s0mnd and sn0oM with perfect
eet and legs, long body and short back and
arres himself in fine style IN harness Dick
Lightheart Is getting sune fine colts. His old
est colt is three years old this spring. There
has been but twU Oi his colts trained and start
ed IN races.
Nanuerput il the first and was started IL
two rnce-, Fir,t at Fairfield in the colt.
-takcs, where he got second money with six
colts In the race. NeNt race was ut the Main,
. tat. Fair AZ LawlSt4iu- i'll In " here he VOL
the race in two straight heats with six IN tn,
race, an got first premium As best one yeai
old stallion. Naust6nt Is the other colt tnuw
dead) he was started III the year Old colt,
stakes at Lewiston last fail, and got thlrt
money IN tue race with eight starters, and wa,
second In the first heat.
I O Free Free Free The service Of Dicl
Lighheart, to 10 standard Bred Mares, season
of 1esl.
Terms --S2J 90 to Warrant
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Some People Have an Idea

that because we sell on instruments. ouI
stock Is made up of cheap goods. We de
sire to correct any such error. We bu,
the best goods, get all the novelties. car
ry stock fit for the millionaire's mansion
as we'll as the artisans cottage. Nothin.
too high for US to handle, and we inyit.
cordially all classes of the community Il
write us or visit us and find out for them
selves just what we say is true. Writ,
us freely, no trouble to answer. SEM
for cuts; send for samples; select you
goods; forward your orders; deal witt
the largest and most liberal house |,
New England. We are the people
friend.
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Bees as XentIlatorR.

do not know whether 1t Is general,
known that In India, and believe in 9th
err tropical countries, there are In ever,
hive what one can only describe as wen
tilating bees" | mean that during tn,
hot season two or three bees themselves
on their heads, at the entrance of the
hive and fan the interior with the inces-
SAINT motion of their wings. They are
relieved at intervals by fresh bees, who
carry on the process. They are kept t.
their duty by sort Of patrol of bees t,
insure their incessant activity. This Is Il
we'll authenticated and known fact.-lH
James gazette.
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0IlInH CURE Clio DR. W. W. WATSON S
UUtUn LfNlMENT. ?, cents Everywhere.


Guest lin restaurant Waiter, where's that chees,
I ordered MaLeL It, coming sir. coming
Guest-M ri. 49, sou'd ask it 10 hurry.
Vitality II Life
The Lynn Mass. Transcript of recent date publish
ed nearly r"lumn nj Investigation amung the rit.-
2en- OF that euterpr-ing city. to the yauc OF Lou
gees Nitti1ing Compound, IA ID showed that there
wrrr were over thirty rrtnHrk h eases of bA
ts u-e of Diseases ari-ng from bad blood such a.
Ncrninih, llumors Dyspepsia. *curalgil and Riru.
matlsn. What Is more 1t gave tho NAMES. residence
aud full particulars. Of Whrh little slio
Of mir lces and mover twenty the eases affidavit.
were tldr of The corrections nj the statements II
In inHiltiahle ~ hTat-ciass blood remedy and II
should be- used Tins month and next. II can he found
at Geo. CuSiligs ard BiSby 4 BUCK
Bigley-"l saw a melancholy sight few DAYS
ago-a messenger boy standing ptnsycly on the
street corner. F0gg-"Thats nothing Bagle,
NO; but some had hung on to the boy,
back sign that read VIII move about MAY -
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VANDERBILT.
record, hal. milo l.4s /:

Vug-yuaf-3I1 f4.of1, LII Mo III u
Winner at the Maine State Fair in 1897. Van.
derblt is Chestnut colt years old, Is "a hand
high, weighs 1850 lbs, sired 10y Dick Lighthenr,
as above. Dam hy Somerset Knox 233, by Gen
Knox ID dam the dun of Lawrence 3.2j Ia
Vanderbilt is "A very handsome colt aud by
some Is called laudsomrr than Dick Light
heart. All sound and smooth and can show q
"A $50 gait with to men two sleigh
Terms on Vanderbilt $40. TO Warrant.
sF viii make the season of lssg at the sta
HE Of +, ). Foster Il son, Oman, Me.
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correspondent of Hoard's Dairyman
says at would seem that If We are as
Intelligent as we dairy men boast ourselves
OF being, that we might breed and feed
color enough into our butter without be-
Ing compelled to deal, dicker and delude
our customers, and without turning our
creameries and dairy rooms into dye
houses"
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Work the horses lightly at first. Stand
Ing 10 the stall during the winter has rem
dered them soft. and less able to perform
hard work without soreness of the mus
cles. The collars and harness must also
1T, or the animal will be CALLED.
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1t Is estimated that for fattening hogs
one bushel Of corn Is equal to three bush.
els Of oats, and that when fed dry shslled
corn 10 more economical than corn meal
for hogs, especially II the cost Of grind
ng IL taken into confederation.
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STATE OF MAINE.
a.. S.)
knNNERFc ss.-Board Of County Commissione

u. y.
kENNEREc ss.-Board OF County Commissioner
April Session, 1850:
On the Petition aforesaid, satisfactory evidenc
having been received that the Petitioners IL
sponsihle and ought to be heard touching the matt
set forth in said Petition, 1t is Ordered, that IL
County Commissioners OF the County of Somer,t
he requested to meet the Commissioners of I'D
county at the Railroad Station in Naterville, d
said county of kennebec, on Tuesday, the ~
day OF June next, at eleven O'Clock a. NJ, "a
the purpose OF thence proceeding to view the fout
mentioned in said petition; Immediately ale
which view, hearing of the parties and witnesse
will be had, and such further measures taken III To
premises as the Commissioners shall adiudge
be proper.-And il is further ordered that notice
given to all persons and corporations interestei
OF the time, pace and purpose OF said meeting, b
causing attcsted copies OF said Petition and OF III.
order thereon to be served upon the County Alto
ney and Chairman OF the County Commits ionsr
OF said county of Somerset, and upon the rcspcclr
Clerks of the town OF Fairfield, and the CIV
Nateiville and the Maine Central Railroad Con
pany, corporation duly established by law ar
also posted up in three public places in each al
town and city, and published in the kennebee Jo'
nal, being the public newspaper issued by the print
or to the Slate, and in the Somerset Reporter,
newspaper printed in the county of Somerset
NJ OF said notices to be served, posted up and pub
lishcd thirty days at least before the time OF saH
meeting; that all corporations and persons inf
csted may attend and he heard il they see cause
ATTEST. ". :. CHoATE, Clerk
A true copy of the Petition and order OF Coar
thereon.
ATTEST. 3wao W. s. CnoArE, Clerk
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FARM, GARDEN AND
SEHOLD.
Protection from Clothes Moths.

During the latter. part OF MAY or early
In June a vigorous campaign should be
entered upon. All carpets, clothes, cloth
covered furniture, furs and rugs should
| be thoroughly shaken and aired, and, II
possible, exposed to the sunlight as long
rs practicable. II the house is badly in
Tested, or if any particular article is SUP
posed to be badly infested, free use OF
benznc, in the manner mentioned in my
last article, will be advisable Ali floor
cracks ard dark closets should be SPRAYED
with this substance Too much pains
cannot ne taken to destroy every moth
and every egg and every newly Matched
larva, for immunity for the rest of the
year depends largely, almost entirely.
upon the thorOughncss with which the
work Of determination is carried on at
this time. The benzine spray will kill
the insect in every stage, and it Is one of
the few substances which will destroy the
egg. | would. however, repeat the eau
ton as to its inilam ability. No light
should be brought into a room In which /,
has been used until after thorough air
ing, and until the odOr is almost dissipa-
ted.
The proper packing away of furs aud
Winter clothing through the Summer is p
serious matter. A great deal Of unneces
sary expenditure in the way Of cedar
chests and cedar wardrobcs, and various
compounds In the way OF powders, has
been urged by writer's on these pests.
But experience fully proves that after q
thorough treatment in May or June, gar.
ments may be safely put away for the
rest of the season with no other protect
ion than wrapping them closely in stiff
paper.
An excellent plan Is TO buy for small
sum from tailor number of pasteboarc
boxes In which they deliver suits, ant
carefully fold and back away all clothes
cumming strip of wrapping pape
around the edge of the cover so as t,
leave no crack. These boxes will last f.
II lifetime with careful use. Others us
for the same purpose ordinary paper fiou
sacks or linen pillow cases, which answe
well. The success of these means de
ponds entirely on the thoroughness of tn,
preliminary work Camphor, tobacco
napthaline and other strong odorants ar,
only partial rcpellants, and without tn,
precautions urged are Of little avail
Good Househeeping.
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NOTICE.!

To whom 1t may concern, my wife "ln ,,.s
eOOthby". having conducted herself tmprOPSvs.
ly, hereby Rive notice for no one TO e,y M. ~
credit on my account. ~ shall pay u" o"'' :
her contracting on aud after this date. IA.
Aibeas. nay VI. ~. orTRE
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The earliest apple blossoms appeared
here Saturday, May llth, which is &c
days earlier than last year, and - days
earlier than the average, The earliest
date | have for them is May 9th, in 1873,
and the latest is June 9th, In 1883. In
1913 the season appears to have been like
this, as Parson DeaDe records that the
appe trees blossomed on the 18th of May,
while the pear and plum trees were GU.
on the 9Th. The average Of all the dates
| have is May oath for tho apple to bloom
Portland Press.
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Road Notice.

To the County Commissioners of the County
Aennehec and the County Commissioners
the County ot Somerset
The undersigned citizens and legal voters OF 4
City OF Watcryille, OF kennebec county. and oi (
town OF Fairfield in Somerset County, respectful
represent that the public convenience and ncressi
require the location OF public highway in sa
city OF Waterville and said town OF Fairfield
tween the two following named points, to wit
point on the north line oi Oak street, in Waterfall
twelve rods west of the junction of said Oak sire
with Ticonic street and the point in the said town
Fairfield where West street, in said Fairfield ioi
with the short street running from said West strt
to the Fairfield Trotting Park.
Said petitioners pray for the location of pub
highway running between said two points on SUI
Intermediate land as to said Commissioners sh,
seem proper, and they further pray that this sa
petition may he entertained by said Conmissionr
and that such proceedings be had thereon as
such case is by statute made and provided.
Dated April 10, 1850.
(SignedD
L. +. WEnB, and seventy two other, OF Waterfall
AUGUSTUS BRADBURY, and thirty eight Others
Fairfield,
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MISCELLANY.

y swallow may no, make summer hal a iug
makes spring.
Copper is 50 cheap now days that eiinman cents
don't count Tor much.
PIT-Nl Fits stepped free hy br hh4iis Or "A
Nerve R.sturer No ht- afiet hrst dbsss Hss haf
s.uus cures Treatise aud e. ~ it'al hftiH me- 10
~ cascs send Ia Dr. Kline va ArrIl Fl rlIla.- Pa
Bluhson DO yeur hen- l,eisn- = iW VI tal
breed Popiniays P4piuias Y, .is. the4 axe Leg
horns why did YOU think ttrs .sHl Il. fHr Maui
breed Ia. Ia Blebson Bcolase t'.eg ne all tia
time coming into my garden.
The entering wedg" pi d fautplaui That may
prove fatal is often slight .Ild wHteh f"-c of
two of Ayers Chrrry Prtturu might have cured
at the commencement, II wound bee well, therefore
to keep this remedy within reach At all times
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Il tET- CAPSULES 20 .nOjjnu
q 81 + ayaHu. Arnfsa u. e Z. UUUuIl
; : - :. ~ sl.AI. O.. 4 u ~. MINE

The family with q 10 wear old boy in the house
has no use whatever tor 4 ~ volume encyclopaedia.
a little giri said to her mother one day. Mother
fee neryeu>i' "Nervuus' said the mother
what Is nervous" "Nhy. It, being in a hurry
all over"
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Notice

have rented my Shop and Tools
81 Madison street to George Il.
Billings, of the firm of Wilson &
Billings, and recommend Mr.. Bill
lings to ny customers. l have no
doubt his work will please them.
wish to say to my customers
that | am now prepared to settle all
accounts and respectfully invite all
who have unsettled accounts to call
and see me at an early day.
A. OSBORN.
SkowhrQan April 4 1894 tia
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To the People Of S&0VlGgal

Having located in Skowhegan,
am prepared to move buildings Of
all kinds in the safest manner, and
at the lowest possible price. Also,
Carpentering of all kinds. Large
Framing a speciality. 25tf
j. EXEMPTION, No II Madison St.
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Save Il cents day and have a SPLEEN
did chamber.
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=
Department, after passing
through an nTnnihing or
deal. and having bee u
abandoned 10y his friends,
had been inust wonders
|fully rescued. His cN-
peripnce wa, in its begin
ming. at least. almost the
sunIe ~ that ut hundreds
of other men and women
in every city aud town.
lie had wmnc along
titaiuhtlc>slN, nutirin x
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49, ss-
ORDER NO. S.


Quaker Range, 90 pieces ware. Zit,k IN
60 under Stove, Table aud Chiiirs for
fSbtW "'
stnd 81 caSh-no delay and we will
sup is soon IA we get the first nay
mtnt. i'
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for Work, Business, the Married or Social i. Relate
Avoid unskilfnl pretenders. Possess ms -
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binding, embossed, full gilt Price, only 81 q y
mail, post paid concealed in plain wrapper. l,i III,
triive Prospectus Free. ii you apply now; In
Distinguished author. VIM II Parker, n; ~ !,
s,ona the National Medical ASS atlan
for the PRIZE ESSAY on NINvS Gu
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DR.. Parkeran acofp
of Assistant Physicians may be consuite.i; conn
dcntinllv. by mail or in person, at the tllce
TUE PEABODY MEDICAL fNSTIT III
No. Bulfinch ST., Boston. Mass, % wh9ma 4
orders fors hooks or letters for adviceeshouId
directed as above. y
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Save ID cents day to pay for it, Send
me money to us once month
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II Sample n Copy Il pages Fun. Stones, etc.
TOME u UARD FREE Box R.AuarFs. Mr.

Arizona hnasts Of a womau Nhr can driee nail
with bullet Al inrty Ylrds. When Arizona San pm
ducc 4 woman able to drive p5il with hammer
al distance OF nue foot without wouuding her
fingers. it will have Curiosity worth. h"asting
about.
The prevalence 1t sctofuiHu- Ltiut an the blood is
muci. mure univ ers.l th1H many are aware. Indeed
but tesv persons are irrc from it. Fortunately,
however, lve have ia Astr's SHr~pirilll, the musi
potent remedy ever discovered tor this terrible
affection
IS -vlc-,,hat a queer word to put nvcr fire
place. What does il mean 80 don't know eN
ictlv Pspa says IT Is an old Roman torn Il sal
utatioq "oh, know H. the Latin i9f is 1t hot
enouEh Tor VIM. lllw very 4ppr0prIItc'
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Ifany dealer says he has the W L.. Doug
Shoes without name and price stamped Oh
the bottom, put him down as Ia fraud.
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90. .fs..
ORDER NO. 6.

DINING ROOM.
solid Walnut Extension Table, 1900
6Chhirs and Hanging Lamp, E.50
81 ydids straw Mating, 800
e.., sl7 50
Phy Tor these III very short time:
ba month VIII be accepted.
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Save Il cents day regularly, and at
the end of each month you will have So
ready FOR your payment. We give YOU
nine months to pay but you get the goods
at once.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-01-18
0. A. JOHNSON.
BLACKSMITH
NCR4NTON. MSS.

Ths is to inform my friends and old
customers that | have returned to Scran-
ton aud may be found at my old stand on
Delmas Avenue.
BlacksmthinS aud repairing in all It's
branches executed in n workman-like
manner My long experience as IA worker
in wood and iron insnres good work at
reasonahls prices Carriages, Buggles,
wagons and carts repaired.
Scranton, October 10, lSSo. I-ly
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:, FRIDAY, JANUARY lS, 1889.

best people to this inviting land
Alas, poor darkey. Ii looks like
he is going to fall between. In ma
tional politics he will not be want
ed, and in Estate politics The Re
publicans will unite with The Dem
Ocrats III ruling him out. But he
has got his muscle safe, and can al
ways rely upon that. He has got
his good nature and cOntented dis
position, and so we will not worry
about him. l saw one the other
day in u side show TO a circus, He
had his big black head sticking
through a hole in the wall as a
mark 10 be thrown at with a ball
"Step this way, gentlemen, and
kill the COON" and for hours The
boys paid nIckle for shot. The
darkev was allowed to dodge, but
his lodging soon was very limited.
Ii he was hi. the marksman got a
dime. Ii hit twice in succession
he got twenty-five cents, and three
good shots gave him half dollar,
When eggs were used The price
was a dime a shot. l saw one fel-
low pop him square on The mouth,
and it hurt-I know it did. Tor The
coon pulled in his head and struck
for higher wages. But that signlfi
cant request is still ringing in my
ears, "Step this way, gentlemen,
and kill The COON" BILL ARP.
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The World Neves.
San Francisco News Letter.

San Francisco News Letter.
The wonders of the world go on
extending their surprises and III
creasIng their usefuInesc to man all
the lime. The one thing that was
thought impossible of accomplish
ment was that the human voice
could be initiated by a mechanical
appliance. How completely Edi-
son has triumphed over all difficult
lies in regard to that matter is now
a subject Of absolute demonstra-
tion. His little instrument, so
simple in construction and so easy
of operation that it can be pro-
duced at an insignificant cost and
run by child, is capable of repro
ducing every conceivable sound.
from the grunt OF a hog TO the fin
est trllls of IA Patti. The capaci
ties of The telephone are not vel
revealed. AS a "tar off speaker
II SCENT destined 10 rival, if it does
not destroy, the usefulness Of the
telegraph. Already direct cOnver-
salons are being carried on be-
tween Boston and Chicago, and,
indeed, messages have been ex-
changed with waukee, 100 miles
further. 1t is now contemplated
10 run the wires westward to San
Francisco, Portland, Oregon and
Mexico. Thus, there seems scarce
" any limit to the system. A man
at the antipodes will presently be
able to send his wife1n London The
sohnd of kiss by telephone. The
funniest thing that has lately oc.
Cured is the worry the Catholic
Church is in as 10 whether or not
confessions can be .received and
prieslly blessings sent by tele-
phon The matter has gwen rise
TO profound agitation. The latest
opinion seems TO be that The bless
ing would be entirely effective if
the recipient be bed ridden, but
would be worse than useless if he
were well enough To attend and re-
ceive il in person. 1t is said that
if wirs could be conducted 10 the
moon it would be possible to hold
conversation with the lnbabit-
ants thereof. 1t would be interest
ing to be able TO forecast the con
dltiOn Of modes OF conveyance
and communication a century
hence. The time is coming when
heat enough TO generate steam will
be evolved from water through
which steam vessels plow their
way, and illuminating gas will be
produced from the clements con-
tained in the common atmosphere.
Science has only just begun TO re
veal her marvels.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-01-18

An exchange gives the folio sing
"pointers for advertisers" Don't
expect an advertisement 10 bear
fruit in one night. You can't eat
enough in year, and you can't ad-
veriise on that plan either. Peo-
pie who advertise only once in
three months forfeit that most
folks cannot remember ANYTHING
longer than seven days. Ii you
can arouse curiosity bY ar adver-
tisement, it is a great point gained.
The fair sex don't hold all The GU
riosity in the world. Quitting ad.
veriising in dull times is like tear.
ing out a dam because The water Is
low.