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mont, she means TO play the Lady
Bountiful here, which IS all the
better for Mickey and his family"
81 believe, MI. Dodd," said the
Lady, "tiat you play the part oil
Lord Bountiful, sometimes, espcc
tally if some poor woman left with
four children should arouse your
sympathies."
allow do you know7" he asked.
"a little bird told me-" she said.
"You not only paid Mrs. Grants
rent, but got her eldest boy en-
ployment, and then fairly ran away
to avoid her thanks. She WIS full
of your praises
"But she did not know my name,"
said Didymus.
"Truc. But don't you remem
her that velled lady sat there the
last time you came. Bhat Was l..
wasi Philadelphia on aiSviSit
and looked up Mrs. Gram, who
hadsheen Il servant in oursfamily
before she married.: She told me
of llerstronblessand how a stranger
had helped her. / looked al. .yon
EE:Weil anne rea q.
Dldymus felt his heart fntter.
Now WAS the time; but his tongue.
refused It's Office. After a little
pause, Miss Scamper said, 81 have
had II pleasant time here. aud am
almost sorry thai l leave tomor-
row."
Tomorrow cried Didymus. in
desperation, Selling her hand,
which was not withdrawn. "Oh,
RuiI--MisS Scamper--you must
have Seen--"
Here he stopped, but the fingers
of the lady frightened a little in his
grasp. A friendly cloud passed
over the moon, and the recess grew
darker.
II love you. Ruth, darlng," he
murmured. and drew her unresist-
ingly toward him.
The people OIL the verandah were
too busy in conversation to hear a
II faint sound made at the sealing
OF a compact between two foolish
yonng people. But once itwas all
settled, the tongue of Didymus
was fairly unloosened, and he went
oil building their joint scheme of
life. lie told her of the money he
had laid away, and the big salary
in prospect, and the cog little
suburban cottage Oh the Srliuykill
with.its acre of ground. that he
would he able to buy.
s.And there is room for grand
father to live with u.s." he said.
THAT might not suit him, Didy
NUS" she replied, "thongh it is
kind and thoughtful OF you. He
would prefer his own larger house
in New York"
Ellis larger housed" cried Didy-
mus ~ thought he was poor!"
"Poor! S:las Scamper poor!
Why. he has two-lEird interest
in the great banking house of
Gould, Silver & Co., New York,
Paris and Vienna, though he fig
nrps as the Co. He has his own
house and I; great many more Of
them.;'
Didsmns, in spite Of his accept
ance, felt a gulfyawnlng somehow.
This rich banker
Il beg your pardon, Miss Seam
ner.n he said, "but somehow"
Eyes Didymus, you believe him
poor. But why do you Call me
Miss scamper? Why not RuthY
which is much sweeter-from you.
Ands then my name is not Scam
per at ALL"
mot Scamper, Ruth! Are you
not Mr.Scampcr's granddaughter
ooh yes. his only granddaughter
and all the near kin he has. But
my mother was his only daughter
we are both orphans, Didymus
and of course [ take my father'Sl
name. nope you WON'T buy that
cottage. since yon like Almont; for
[ am Ruth BolSovcr."--Thomas
Dunn English.
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Facts are Stubborn Things.

We have declared prices all winter goods especially IN
bocts these Will positively sell at cost for CASH.
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gieh, aeealtifal and @a0d.
1t makes no difference what it liz
that you want, if it is 10 the line of

that you want, if it is 10 the line of
Watches, Clocks, Jewe!ry, Silyerware
or Spectacles
1 will furnish vou. | am carrying
u stock now that must suit every
one in want of such goods. Every
article fully warranted to be as
good as represented. Buying as ]
do, for cash, and in most articles
direct from the manufacturer, Can
always get the lowest possible
prices. and making my living by
my repair work, 1 sell for the small
lest possible profit. All my prices
compare favorably with city prices,
but iu most articles my prices are
MUCH CHEAPER for same goods. l
make a speciality of AMERICAN
WATCHES in gold and silver, for
ladies, gents and boys.
All kinds of repair work in my
line will De doue in a wOrkmanlike
manner, alsS letter engraving in
rings, sc.
You are invites to call and assure
yourself.
JOHN w. DUNCAN,
Main Street; Onncock, Va.
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OYSTER
GROUNDS FOR SALE.

These oyster grounds lie IN the creeks OF Hum
gar's and Matawana, Northampton county. Va,
and about 2X or 8 miles frIm Machlpungo rail-
load station. large portion OF these grounds
is we'll seeded, and thore Is plenty OF ground on
which 10 plaut many thousand bushels more.
The grounds are well known by the extra quality
Of oysters that have been grown on them Tor
many years. Tho oysters ere Known IN Baltl-
moro. Philadelphia and New York, TO be as fine
as any that are grown II virginia waters
These grounds will be sold At reasonable
price, "a am compelled to quit the business on
account OF disabilities known 10 myself. All
want is party that wishes good oysters aud
grounds and Ia good Judge Of the same, and
shall be sure to SELL
have the finest winter quarters, warehouse
and wharf, with all facilities attached TO the o5s'
ter business And also convenient to Cape
Charles where you can take your oysters py sail
boat end save Is cents per barrel In freight
The planting grounds IN either HunSar OF
Mattawama creeks "a plenty large for TWO good
nrms Any party or parties wishing TO come
aud see for themselves. can COMO either by san
vessel direct to my place, OF by railroad ana
stopping at Machlpungo station. where con-
voyanco can DO gotten at ANY time TO come down
to my place.
Parties wishing to correspond with me can adj
dress w. j. MARSHALL,
Shadyside P. o.,
Northampton Co., va.
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SEASIDE FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, a valuable sea
side farm situated in "White's
Neck" about a miles from Parks
lev, containing about 120 acres,
with good dwelling and all neces-
sary outhouses in good repoir. 1t
is in a good state OF cultivation,
having been occupied by the same
tenant for ten years, is we'll adapt
cd to the growth of all kinds of
trucks. or would make splendid
stock farm, having a good pasture
open to the water. 1t is we'll TIM
bered and has OH it an abundance
ofrcsoul ces. For terms and other
particulars call on or address
DIR. j. 7. SLEDGE,
Parksley, Va.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
4BIRD EDITION


The trsss ornaments made TO tho order
81 Bishop Coleman for the altar Of thu
Chapel OF the Good Shepherd, At Bishop
Atesd, are now on exhibition In Rudolph'i
window, Al Fourth and Market streets
They were made BY J. d. Carter & Co. o
lila city, aud the cross 10 OF brass, par
e1lly polkhed. aud bears the insignia o
: bishop. Tho urns are OF polished bras'
ard havo tho let,ers ~. Il, s." In mono
gram, while the reading de.k 10 also .
pollshed brass. The brsss tablet that Il
10 10 placed In the chapel Is also exhib
/. tied, and bears the following 10 raiset
letters:
Thy Word Is Lamp Unto My Feet.
To the Glory OF
God
And In Memory of the Right Rev.
Alfred Lee, II. D.. LII. d.,
First Bishop of Delaware,
A. ID. iSii-l5SI.
Erected by some of tho
Clergy who had tho
privilege Of ministcring
under Rim in this
diocese.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

Mr. II. Grsttan Donnelly's new farce
comedy, "a pair OF Jacks" will be given
for the first time upon any stage at the
Op, ra House tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Judge Jack and Doctor Jack
constitute the pair, and the adventures
and misadventures OF these modern
iomin furnish the theme for the fun.
These swain are called on business TO q
seminary for young ladies. aud IRON
their exactly similar dress and appear
Ance are much confuuuded by thu
charming young ladies. The compiled
lions are OF the most humorous Qrde
and q good laugh was tho maia object o.
the author In the writing OF the play
Several reporters from New York AM
Philadelphia Will be present to witnes
the performance and no doubt larg'
audience will be present.
TIE seats for 'Pipafore," by tn
Alcott Club OF this city, are selling rap
Idly at the box office.
&c. o. D." will be presented by eco
company on Monday and Tuesday eVei
ings,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
Tho Sick.

Rev. William II. Hendrlckson, OF
Upper Christiana hundred, who was
Frustrated with sickness nearly three
weeks age, 10 stlll confined to the house.
Alter q partial recovery he ventured out
for short time, when he took cold aud
received quite q severe shock. DR..
Chandler has informed him that he will
do well II he Is able TO get to work by
the first OF May. Mrs. Hendriekson has
slightly Improved in health. but con-
tinues on the invalid list.
| Joseph Il. Phillips, No. 800 Wes
| Twelfth street, who 10 q brother-in-law
of Mrs. Hendrickson, continues very
sick, aud the prospective Of his restoia
ton to health Is not encouraging.
Thomas Ford, who has been sick 70
Some time, is convalescing very slowly
but hopes when the weather become
pleasanter, ho will be able to venture out
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
FOURTH EDITION


Xn0 My Of tn0 AbS1sss
Deputy Judge Emmons prssided q
this morning's session OF the munic'pAI
court and disposed Of the following
james McGiulsy and John 1syne var:
charged with drunkenness asd esntsaesd
TO pay ans Of u Aad costa eacn.
Edward NoCArty, . hard LOOKING spec'-
men, who has frequently been before inc
meas and sentenced to hand over " ana
costs.
Eiwood Knight, q respectable-lookin &
Young man, WAS charged with disorderly
conduct The evidence showed that ne
entered Bucher's ssloeu, at Finn ana
shipley strsets, last evening, somewnAs
under the influence OF liquor, and askeM
the proprietor 10 buy ticket for ball
or something Of the kind, aud when be
refused struck him on the head. Ihe
ACE used pleaded guilty, and was sen
fenced to pay fiue Of s. and costs.
Henry sterling aud Harry Clark were
charged with malicious mischief, 10 pelt-
ips the house oil Otto Matthews, At NO
4l8 TatnaIl street, with stopes, about
II. 80 O'Clock last d light The testimony
showed that not on ly the house Of MI
Mathews, but also that OF Mr.. Grab an
who lives next door, was btOncn.
The men were under the influence Oh
liquor, and after knocking at the doors
and being denied atmittance went out Ia
the street, and not finding any stonei
pulled up bricks out oil tho pavement
with which they pelted the doors ant
windows. Mrs. Mathews sent her sol
for an officer, who arrested them At tn
Western Hotel. They were positivel
identified by Mr.. Graham. but the othe
witnesses were not SO certain that the
we're the men. AT the solicitation OF tn
accused the case was continued until to
morrow morning, to give them an oppor
.unity to produce witnesses to prove q
aiibi
John Dolau and John Curtin. two
tie three boys who were arrested D
Sergeant Tucker on "Wednesday night 10
drunkenness, were fired 81 and cost
aurh
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

BEAVER, April 3.-About ten years
aqo there lived al West Bridgewster, this
county, an aged couple named Dopahay,
formerly of Piitsburg. They were highly
respected and If more than ordinary In
teliie euce, but by series of adverse cir
pamstances were reduced to penury and
fnally forced 10 enter the county home;
3 short distance from here. The old
lady became q hopeless paralytic and
died about one year ago. Three months
later her husband also died. John
Ewing, superintendent Of the home, has
received letter from Pittsburg tnquir
Ing about Mrs. DonAhay and stating tha
brother OF hers, who left there hitl
years ago, returned lew days ag'
wealthy, but broken iu health and anx'
nous to Ind her,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

Yesterday afternoon john CLARK, an
smploys Of Harvey s sisler. Wholesale
9rocefs at Nos. 101 and 10S East Third
street was out collecting for the nrm and
GU his return rode in . rivervisw car.
He hal . large pocket book, con tanning
about $500 In checks, and 500 IN cash 10
an inside pocket. of his undercoat Al
ter taking seasin the car To unbut-
toned his overcoat, and upon getting out
at 10 and Market streets found that the
pocket book YVES gone. There waa
number Of persons IN the car and MI.
Clark has no idea who committed thu
act. He Immediately announced bis losl
to the passengers who were getting -on
the car, and offered n reward for the 70.
turn OF the book and contents, hut did
not receive any response. The nrm VA
notified at once and payment on The
checks stopped. There u no clue to the
perpetrator. but 1t was evidently the
work Of professional.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
FIFTH edition.


Last Wednesday Special Aaen,
Stout, Of the 4. T.. u. q. Wa ,n, sn!
that the children OF David BlaLclr 4
No. S21 Locust street, wi ioruerl, l.~
. saloon At Eleventh and Plae .ir ~
were shamsfully neglected and uI.,,,,',
% ~ the mother, who ir.ouenlly ~.
drunk. Upon visiting tho hon,p' "
found the following five cbilirea: p,vS
aged 10 years; Mary, IL years; Roh,r II
years; Annie, years, and Jennie as,
about years. MIR. Stout found tllg has,.
very dirty snd everything neglected
He also learned that ii. m",.. |
whils In a drunken 1T, had s,rlp,,,
Mary. the 12-year- old girl, and sms,
beating aud scratching her from h, Al "a
foot, turned her out In the .treot rst.S
some OF the neighbors took The DO,
child In and cared Ter her. Nj. SIAN,
upon ascertaiuiag the facts OF the c,ss
deter mined to make some ara gemeul,
for the relief Of the children, but be,or,
this could be accomplished received
another message this noraIug roqut,,.
ing him 10 call at the iiouss a, once
lie responded at once anu found DayIl
| the oldest boy, who Tor some time h.
bsen subject 10 fits, violently lp,a,,
!. Al or procuring wagon lie to-. th,|
mother, who was drunk, aud The ln,ars
son With the sou, gest boy TO The Cn1
Hall, where they are now locked M I'M
nelRlbors promised To care Tor the c,he
!, children and they were let 10 lheI1
: charge until Mr. Stout can mike fasl
> arrangements for tier di.positlon]
, Biakely 10 now employed in one Of I'D
Industrial cstibl lshmeuts o. ihis city,ani
the neighbors say tina, his vile Is dIuIl
almost all tie time
The children told Mr.. Stout ,ln irs
y quently they were without icod, and
u SAW for himself that they had scared
Z clothes to cover them. The mother vi
!, probably be sent TO jail, the Oldest tcy I
y the insane asylum, aud MS the lauly ID
" Catholics, Mr.. Stout will make ~ fc'
10 TO have the other children comnigad 4
institutions Of that denomination.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

ct the REPUBLICAN Office to-day, in the
ghsde;
7o'cIock l0o'clock 12o'cloek
III 57 IS
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

- IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN Of
Monday. March 81 last that tne con.
seieutious Mr.. Jordan ssid that the LAS
tims the Republicans had . majority IN
Inc law Court they allowed the then
sherid forty Ave cents per DAY iof iee1
ne Zach prisoner raising II i've cent? per
dsv. and then gave the preceding snorln.
NJ Herbert. Is 900 10 make his allow.
srca aoual. should have thought tnas
sneh Z conscientious man - Mr.. jordan
n,ofssssd 10 DO would have told the
whois ruth and let the party that did the
AT nave the credit. The drst year that
M. Herbert was sherin, the Levy Court
vas unsnimeusly Republican and no
Wa Allowed forty.ave cents per DAY ior
fscdisg prIsonerc. The second year BY
ihe same Levy Court the cost was 70
duced TO forty centa With that year
ria term expired and so did the terms O!
Ave memters OF the Levy Court ana
their nlsces were oiled with five very
cons cieptious Democratic such % Ne nave
now in the Levy Court After the new
me mbers were Installed aud everything
WAS working along very smooth snu
pleasant, one day towards tho latter par!
Of March Mr.. Herbert came INTO eours
and Milton Lsckey stated 70 tue Cours
that MIR. Herbert wished TO make . stAte-
msnt in relation to his allowance ior
feeding prisoners. , f.,
OF course there were no objections, io'
we tiled 70 treat everybody with respect
even II they were Democrats who wantct
to get assessed. After Mr.. Herbert wa
through with his statement, hiitof
f.acIsv Democrat. OF Wilmington
moved that Sheriff Herbert be allowed
i've cents . day additional for feedinl
prisoners the last year Of his term, ant
Mr.. Bayard smith Of Drandywins Hun
Democrats voted solidly In favor OF th
motion, aud the Republicans bad on
Judas in their ranks who voted VIII
them. By the calculation ma 10 the oil
allowed to Mr.. Herbert reached aoou
e., 700, hut how much our JUDAS goe "
never could learn, whether 1t were NOR
or less than thirty pieree.
JONATHAN 8. HAND.
| MIldletown, April 3, 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

M hNTED-A CARRIAGE rAINTER
W to 20 to the country. Good place,
gonu wages. Apply to the KENT IRON
low Third street nd
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

CAppAouA. N. r., April &-The old
a rselsv homestead, which was formery
the home OF Horace Greeley. being built
bv MIN In 1881, was destroyed ~ nre
tG,s morning Since Mr.. Groslsys death
tbe house had been owned " Mise
Gabrielle Greeley. his only surviving
child. Miss Greeley was In Peasant
vile attending church ct the time
Of the DIRE. She left the house
in charge Of Miss Cleveland. her
cousir. and ut about 10 o'cl'ck Miss
Cleveland detected . smcll OF gas aud
smoke. and upon investigation tho cellar
was found 10 DO IL flames. The nrc
mads rapid progress. and Niles Cleveland
And the servants were compelled TO leave
the house without being able 70 save
much property.
Some OF the neig however, man
aged TO save most Of the library AND
marble bust of Horace Greeley, aud w
oply picture OF Mrs. Greeley. the pro
perry destroyed included much valuable
| furniture and two pianos. A secretAt
and other articles which belonged 70 AM
had been used BY Horace Greeley weF
IA vAd
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

The Levy Court met this forenoon I
1I.25 o'clock, all the memetIs te'l
present except Mr.. Hickman, feoI
the members me. as court, Ay wei
In committees looking over The bid
calseway and road accounts sud saaN
ing the same. Tho only business dar
In open court was to accept The .uiea
of Constable Thomas ReaIdon. Hh.u'
tics were George P. Reafdon and hi'
ChrIsty. At IL O'Clock the court
iourned until /. 80 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
A Move, Case at Reading.

READING, April 3.-Ssmuel HefIner,
who WAS arrested and brought to jail
here from Philadelphia on the charge OF
deserving his wife, makes novel defense.
His wifs lived In Uncomfortable. He
had been Wet for some months and
came to Reading a short time ago to see
his family, when. he says, he read in the
papers that his vile WAS dead Seeing
this he went to Philadelphia, where ht
ha, been since. His spouse, hearing o.
| this, show cd she was very much alive b,
sending an officer to arrest him. Sh'
went to see him to-day, and It 10 lIkel!
that he W II be released and resume hi
| marital relations.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
DIED.


MOYSTIN.-on the and instant. Mary
Jane, wife OF William IL. Moystin,
aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends and the Ladies'
Aid of DUPONT Post, No p g. A. X are
i,Sitnd to attend tho funeral at o'clock
on saturday aftSsupon from her hus-
bands residence, Ninth and Monroe
streets. Intcrment at RIyervIew Come
terry.
STRETTOS.--AtE Ed emoor, OIL tho End
instant, Matthew Stretton, aged 81
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of his wife, Edgomoor, on
saturday afternoon ut SO O'Clock. In
terment at Riverviow Cemetery. I
lCLARK-In this city, on April 8, Heller
s., daughter OF " iiliam II. and Ami,
X. Clark, aged years.
Services will be held ut hor parents
| residence, No. l22l West street, on Satur
day afternoon ut o clock. Funeral prt
vntc.
PERKINS--In this city, on April O. sud
denly, b. Frank Perkins. aged % year,
Relatives and friends aresrespeetfull
| invited to attend the funeral from hl
late residence, No. VII 1atnail street, O
saturday afternoon MT O'Clock. Int
ment ut Wilmington and Brandywir
| tplnpttrV
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

A very delightful entertainment VA
given last evening by the Young Peoples
Christian Association of Grace N. Z.
Church before . large audience. The
following program was given: Singing,
congregation; Lords Prayer; instru-
mental quartette, Messrs. Butler, Robin
son, Belts and Stone; recitation, Miss
Gertrude Lackey; Instrumental solo
Victor Pyle; reading, Miss Bessie Smith
plato solo, Miss Alice Pussy. Part sec
ond-vocal solo, Miss Randnitzsky
reading, Mrs Blanche Grow; recitation
Baldwin Springer; vocal solo, Fred Nc
Call; recitation, Frank w. Heisler; sing
ing, .sPraIse We Jehovah"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

E,don Hagany, who was held al y
terday mornings session oi court v
a view Of having him committed 70
State Insane Asylum us dipsoman1
was again placed in tie deck lhi, ge1
ing, when Judge Emmons informed y
that after q careful examination Of
case he learned that he had 10 o'1|
alternative but to send hin 10 JAY.
was sentenced to pay ino oil y y
costs, which will commit him l0f "
! days.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

Ats mse,iue Of the Builders nx-
change this morning the following acloSs
was taken on he death OF b. FfsaA
WHrREAS In The sad death Of =. =:
Perkins, the fell destroyer has cn'srse
our organisation and claimed his nSt
victim from our ranks with sauuen-
ness that forcibly reminds W
"Bs 20 also ready" and y
we'll becomes - 70 pause IN sae
rush Of our DEAFNESS affairs 70 give
= few moments thought to the lesson II
teaches us individually. aud pay mum
BILE tribute to him who 10 life was . use,
full member Of our Exchange, . genial
com panion and . steadfast friend. rer-
haps no contractor Of our city WAS be.te'
or more widely known than the deceased.
and those who enjoyed bis friendship
knew his worth aud appreciated the goou
qualities Of bis heart and mind.
And this Exchange desires 70 pace
upon record III appreciation OF ms ser
vices and support, both atteniivs guy
moral, while In its infancy. and us un
ieigned sorrow At bis sudden oecease
while We could reasonably look FORWARD
from human standpoint and expecte'
for him many years OF usefulness en-
DEVOTION IN tno kxcuAukoi WV
nifty and to his family.
but, alas, human hopes and expecta
tons have been dispelled In q momsnt'
time by the dispensation OF an all.wis
Providence, for whose great love an
/ mercies to us we are grateful, and boy
submissively to His will. whether It b
Joy or sorrow, pleasure or affection.
To our deceased members family VIII
are now In the deepest grief aud aiilic
ton We would tender our sincere sym
patty aud consideration.
But knowing full well that the Rrea
depths of their sorrow cannot DO reachs
aud relieved by human sympathy alone
their tender heArts without any directio
OF ours will turn for consolation TO I'll
Great Father OF the fatberless and HUI
band OF the widow, 10 Whole love an
sympathy they will find the most abidin
comfort and consolation.
In further token OF our regards, IL
hereby Resolved. That this Exchang
attend the funeral In body.
Resolved. That copy OF this minu
be sent to the family of the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
rha wark SIN aoes On.

Despite the protests Of the Democrats,
the bill for the admission Of Idaho 40 .
state was DECLARED by Speaker Reed to
have passed the House Of Representa-
tives yesterday. On the passage Of tne
bill all the Democrats, with the cxcep-
tion Of Mr.. Buckalew, Of pennsylvania
refrained from voting. All the hspupi'
cans present voted IN favor OF admission,
but these numbered only IN, forty ieei
than quorum. The Speaker, however
aud thus decided the bill passed.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
mr. Ryl,ucis Herr

DR.. J. Ryback, the rr,i . O., M
bunion remover, is in tA,a,, ' ssSs.
until Tuesday viii be lcsaea !" ~, ,S \
King street. The doctor " u,. III
markably successful IN wy i. a mlvus
operation is performed 10 a e, =. I ,Ia h
and entirely without pain, Nv M VI
reefs all maliormaticns Of w Il, nd
nails, ard all for On exlTenep ,,rss,Ia
Hs only oh, rges % cent. o' ~, ,s y 4
corn. and for trimming the ""
tremely low charge Is nsae'