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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
THE KITCHEN.
Cooking Recipes.

FRIED LAMB CHOPS. Lay the ch1
in beaten eggs; lift them out9
sprinkle with sifted bread cTun)
season with salt and pepper and N|
hot lard.
DEyILED OYSTERS. -Wipe dry 4
lay in a flat dish, season with me|
butter, pepper and lemon JUICE
in cracker crumbs, then in @
eggs and fry in hot butter.
RUsKs. One cup of mashed ?
toes, one cup of sugar, hall Guy
butter, two beaten eggs, flour en-.
to roll, set to rise and when
mold into high biscuit and lev
again; sift sugar and cinnamon
the top and bake.
COFFEE ROLLS. Take one QuI
bread dough and mix with it onS
cup of sugar, one-quarter Ola
butter, two cups of dried cullS
make into small rolls, dip into dc
butter, place in tins, let rise anu
WAFFLEs. -One pint ofsveelD
two eggs, one pint OF flour, haD
Of butter, one teaspoontul Oh
tartar, a half-teaspoonful Oh
pinch of salt. Bake in WauV'
well heated.
BUCKWHEAT CAKES.-One "
wheat flour, two cups OF OucA"
three teaspoonfuls of baking =
or a quarter of a cup of yeast
teaspoonful of salt, equal pa
milk and water to form
batter.
CORN BREAD.-One pint o.
meal and one pint OF wntG'
sifted, one pint of sour nlsI
beaten eggs, one-half cup eau
gar and butter, one teaSP ,,,'
soda dissolved in a little mllh
in a creased pan twenty mInu
CINNAMON CAKE. When 1Ls
of Yeast cake is ready to knead
portion of it and roll Wv at
fourth of an inch thick pu,
slices Of butter on the top
with cinnamon and sugar ~
we'll, then bake. ~
MUFFlNs. One pint OF ln nf
eggs. three Tablespoonful vi "
one-half spoonful of salt l 1ot H
to make a smooth batter, l's INA
hours and bake in MUM =
hot oven ten minutes.
SODA BIscu1r.--one quart n,
ed flour, one teaspoonful % ID
teaspoonfuls of cream tarIa nnct
spoonful Of salt; mix thoro u
rub in two Tablespoonful, reet
and wet with one pint Oh ."
Bake in a quick oven. ,od
heart ar1f by breaking back the Il
do which without breakinsa All
pint of boiling watel, npd
cancy with cooked cnoP " ID
chicken rolled into oaiio I'D
yolk of one egg; tie IL
boil two hours. E
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
LIVE STOCK.
Feeding Pumpkins to Hogs

Feeding Pumpkins to Hogs.
The National Stockman says: The
farmer who is SO fortunate as to have
good supply of pumpkins has valu-
able food in them as part ration for
his fattening hogs. 1t is claimed by
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
How to Succeed.

TIME country mer-
chant who nSn-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
DIR. TALMAGE'S SERMON.
HE DRAWS LESSON FROM THE
TEMPLE OF DIANA.

On The Way from smyrna to EphesuS-
bandits, I;obbcrs and Ii'grims-Present
Appearance of the Place Where faui
Sought with Eeasts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19


chant who usu-
ally replenishes
his stock once a
week takes from
the amount of
his sales a sum
sufficient to pay
his expenses, and
invests the re-
mainder in more
goods. If he can
buy more goods
than he has sold,
he usually does
so, limiting him
self only by the
pro b a lie de-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
THE PoULTRY-YARD.
why Eggs Spo,l.,

Eggs spoil of Intellectual attempt TO
natch. Whenever fertilized ego Is
raised to temperature of 90 degrees
tne Matching process begins. and
wnen the temperature falls much be-
low this point the process ceases
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
REAL RURAL READING
WILL BE FOUND IN THIS DE-
PAPTMENT.

invest Your Surplus on the Farm-Feed-
ing Pumpkins to Hoss-Keep Economical
Cows-Dairy Notes.-The Poultry Yard
Household and Kitchen.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

such feryeiens energy that it cut oil his
breath, made the world turn black be-
fore him, and seemed u rlralyze him,
Before he conld make movement 81
self defense or sound, man rolled
into the boat upon him, and seizins one
Of his big holster pistols that he had laid
beside him, dealt suoa blow upon his
temple that he was stunned nd hay as
still as ii dead
When the captain recovered his senses
he found himself b,und hand and foot
with the anchor rope, His captor had
stepped the mast. The little sail was
belkiag full with a favoring southeast
breeze. and the shore was fai behind.
The next morning lie was turned over Ia
the military authorities at New London
as prisoner
Robert Jasineson was regarded as quite
hero in New London. where he protlpt-
ly r-eaterea the service, and fought
bravely until the end of the war. ia Ah'
ner Suvdam's company.-J, II. Con.
nelly in Frank Leslie.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

There is nothing 80 tedious, so aggravat-
ins to the sailor as o dead calm Drift,
drift, drift, day after duy, the great burning
Sun overhead reflected on the waters until
the eye becomes wearied with the eternal
brightness The sailors 60 about their work
listlessly. Not so the officer Of the deck
He does not heed the heat nor the stream of
pers7iratiol pouring down his face. He
PAGES the poop with quiet, nervous tread,
whistling for a wind. Yes he is scanning
the horizon north, south, east and west, and
with his whole sOal whistles for wind.
This is an old, old belief Of the sailor. This
superstition at least cannot be trueed to the
Precipitation Of the gods Itprobably had its
origin in the impatiencs of the mariner, who,
while his vessel my becslmed, remembered
with regret the hoarse moaning and shriek-
ing and whistling of the wind and involun-
tarily tried to initiate it. And this supposi-
ton is strengthened by the character OF the
whistling, The sailor does not whistle
"Annie Laurie, or any other popular song.
It is series Of short and long sounds, now
Egh, now Low, like those produced by the
wind blowing in its might through the ropes
and rigging. San Francisco AlV.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

A funny thing happened on Chestnut street
the other day. A handsomely dressed Young
lady was walking along rather hurriedly be-
low Tenth street. Through the coil of hair
on the bacs Of her head was tagalessly
thrust vel,g pretty miniature dagger, rnade
OF silver, one Of the present fashions OF the
sex. Behind tine Indy walked young man
whose eyes rested upon tine dagger from time
to time. As they approached Ninth street
the young man stepped quickly up and drew
the dagger from the lady's hair. She did not
notice it, but policeman did, and his
brawny hund came down upon the young
mans shoulder just as he was putting the
dagger in his pocket.
''oh, its all right sxid be. ''She's my
sister,
"lill ask herr replied the officer, and he
hurried after the lady, the young man with
him. Having overtaken her, the youth ex-
planned the matter, and asked his sister to
tell the officer what stupid mistake he bad
made. The lady appeared for moment to
be little bewillered; then, in freezing
tone, she said: Il do not know him, osiicsr;
arrest him.
The dagger having been returned to her,
she walked quickly down the street, whils
the officer conducted the young man by way
Of SAMSON struet TO the station. An hour
later be was released, when there WIS big
laugh all around at the neat manner in
which the sister had turned the joke on the
brother, in which laugh, however, the
brother did not join Philadelphia Times
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

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Evers w y cisais = ~ ~. ~ lA.s
Nd or cover anu YOU ealu - sne ais,1is yVu
purchase, bnt you Cannon leei vi slnah h
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17
A NEW MOTOR WANTED.
Something the World is Waiting For.
Electric Locomotives.

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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

Paterfamilias- DID my boy buy this vhis-
tie Of you or did you give IL TO hint
Clothing pealer--I gave II to him, str.
Paterfamilias-As an advertisement, I
supposed In order TO increase your tradss
Clothing Dealer lch ,erfully,-Ye air.
Patsrfamilias -Vers well shall nsvW
trade with you again Lowell Citizen.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17
A FUGITIVE

her hack y;lr,i. shelling peas Delicate
petals from the fragrant blossoms over
head dropped upon her; the blue bird,
perched upon the hollow stump hard by,
sang to her a song Of spring and sun
shine: the fresh morning breeze. that
made ripples all across the golden sur
face 81 Flushing bay to mark its prog
ress. came 10 lift caressingly the soft
brown curls on her temples Before her,
Non an upturned pail. rested saunt old
man, with white hair, and long, bony
fingers that were mterlocked over his
knobby knee.
Indeed. spoke Mistress Suydam. con-
tinuing her conversation. III is hard
that Ahner should be so long away from
his home and in peril Of his life, but he
would be no true American did he lag
ut his wife's apron string when his coun-
nv has need of him. And. of truth,
instead of repining, ! should rejoice
daily that he 10 still alive and at liberty.
] think would rather hear that he ha.
fallen on the field than that be was a
prisoner in the cruel hands of the Brit
ish'-
In that Jersey prison ship. Verify,
it IS wondrpns that men endure to live
in that he'll upon earth if the half that
is told of it be true
1.-The half Of its horrors hath not been
toldi- exclaimed suppressed but dis
tincs voice from the clumpof lilac bushes
behind Mist -ess Suydam. The egood dame
gave little jump and an exclamation
of alarm. while the gaunt man sprang
to his feet Peering in the direction Of
the voice. they saw under the bushes,
clase to the ground. the haggard. yellow
face Of man with great, wild eyes and
tangled hair and beard.
..Who are YOU. and what want you
hereg demanded Mistress Snydam,
Efoufly.
Robert Jameson; fugitive from the
jersey pEis0n ship am !. and sorein need
Of all that man may need to live.
Come forth. man: come forth. You
shall need no longer here" responded
the Old man. earnestly. going toward
him.
Back--backl Keep your distance,
man. There is death in my garments
the poison Of the prison fever Stand
aloof: but pray you lay some food
where | may set it without coming
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

According to q paddock rumor Jockey
Garrison is 10 be horse owner again.
He has found partner, and vii! pnr-
chase q string OF bigh-class horses q.
y. Smith, wealthy man Q! Brcpalga,
is the partners name. Garrison will
manage the stable, making entries and
looking alter the business end generally.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-17

boartl. hut only through the PRAYERS Of
Mother Ann were they saved. Her husband
left her here in this country. and she and her
few followers started on their mission. Her
nerecutiou here was terrible, MS she nInde
got many followers Mother Ann was
great medium. and Mt 'tNiskiuna.r now
Wateryieit- n Y. where the final settlement
WINS made. She il hurried. Tbe-e people claim
forty wears advance cf the Rochester
knccLars hetter known as the Fox sisters
Va arrived nj the office of The eamn.
wl,cre We wc,,, met by two Of the sisters. and
were invited INTO the sitting room We
were invited TO dinner. which comprised
plain hut we'll cooked fare.
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The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

1 CIV Sm; ;theOn. house and imp In Woodruff S75 c t le SZ5 50, implements So, hh goods $10, | tax on real estate $l o0. per prop Sl, total tax $2 SS, penalty $l, and interest at one and half l per cent CT month.
 FW smith 3J acres of Holbrook tOwnsite 3lSO, total tax S5 7E. penalty l. and int at one and a | half per month.
 Nj Sanford, " half of Il " quarter of sec, 30 twp 19 l6 So acres Z40 tax $, penalty l, and int
 at one and half per month. Geo Sanches, house Il W of Rudds at Springer l vile 9, horses 4J, wagon 15, harness 5 h h goods z0 tax on real estate 62c, per pro 2, total tax 62, penalty l. and int at one and a half per month.
 Jose de Jesus Sanchez. acres of land and l imp at Sprngerville 220. hOr: es 70, wagon 10 harness 10, Flow 3, hh goods 10, tax on real es- tate ) 5O on per prog c, total tax r., penalty l, int one and a half Per month. Francisco ga .s house an1imp at Walnut Grove 300, horses 20, Flow o, hh goods }, tax on real estat1 DO per pro, S3c, total tax B, penalty 1, int one and a half per month, Pablo Sadlla, house on Mexican ditch east of St JOhiIs l0s blk 7O B. tax SIC penalty int one and a half per month. Iuan Sepulve la, ranch and imp on Mineral 2jO 10 horses 100, mules te, wagon 4), harness 10. saddle 2e blow 10, hh goods 30, tax on real estate Z5 per prO 15f total tax l3, Ienalty l, int one and half per month St. Clair, John McNiel agt POO goats 3OO, tax 5O ueEalty l. int one and half per month.
 NJ A Stevens hOu Q and impin White Nets D horses 50, wagon 25 harness 6, hin goods 10, tax on real estate t2 per prO2 5, total Z0, pen altv l, int one and a hali pc mo- tn,
 Edward Stock, horse 50. blows 30. wagon D, harness F, tax 7 38, penalty l. int oIe and half per mUntI. c
 Geo Sampson, house and imp near Ft Dehance 2jO hh gDo is D mdse 5-0 tLX on real estate 23, per pro I3 F. tjtal 19 37, penalty l, int one an half per month.
 St c alr. Porter, a9t 1l5 goats 112 50, tax 4 31 enalty l, int one and half per month. F s Slower, house III St Johns los blk 4J, 300, hh goods p, horse 20, Cat 10, COW, 70, tax on real estate 50, per pro 1 55, total Oo, penalty | int one and half per Ill intn.
 A Shreeve, house and imp St Johns lot and 22 blk 17 1l6 horses 50, ca tie D 50 buggy 3, Flow g. hh goods T., cart and harness 30, tax on real eStite 2 go, Ter pro 2l tot l 6 IL, penaity l. Int one and half per mOnth
 Juan Salazar, sw or Of ne CT and se qr of nv IT and nv or of se qr and ne or of sw qr of sec 2O twp 13 R zl l60 acres 521, tax on real estate $, Lena.ty l. int one and 6 ha per month.
 J R SA eat homestead See. 9 twp K 2?, l6) acres ;Oo, tax 5O Feualty ], int one ard half per month,
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Peter Johnson. St Johns lots 3 blk g, 9j, tax g. pen Lint one and half per month.
 W James, St Johns lots l6 l9 blk 33, 30, tax 75c, pen1. int one and d ha per month.
 Jose Jiron, hou 3 miles Of St Johns, 10, tax l. pen l, int cue and half per month.
 Delos Johnson, hi of nv qr and Il hi Of ne qr twp 10, rge 24 l60 acres; l50 tax 25, peu l, intOne and half per month.
 Pedro Jaramilio, Il hi of nv qr and hi of se ar sec twp 10 Tge % I'll ac:ei, 251, D, pen l, int one and half per month.
 Nes or Jaramillo, Inf of ne or and Inf Of SC ar see twp 1jIge 2, 0 acres, 25U, tax D, pen l, tut one and q half per month,
 J Jones, 15 horses, 45O, wagon harness and hh goods 45, tax F 57, pen l. int one and hall per month.
 MargaritO Jaramiilo, house and imp in HOl- brcok ba, kOf Mrs Garcia's reSid tnce 35 horS1 lU, tax on real estate S7c. per pro pc, total F, pen 1, int one and half per month
 r C Jacoby, house east end of WinS;Ow, 70, 10 cattle e5. tax real es, ate D. per lrO2 F. to al 57, len l, int one and a halt per month.
 Chino Jara on. house and imp Hear Jose Jara- jon; by Juau Romero, JO, tax 125, pen l, int one and a half per mOntl.
 David Jenkins, INV or Of nv qr sec 26 twp IS rSe T.. 40 acres, 20O tax ,, pen l, int ole and a half Der mOnih.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Jose NuaneS. imp miles east of St Johns 3, mules 40; wagon 20, harness 3, tax on real eS- tate 75c. per pro 1 57. total 3, penalty l, int one and halfper month.
 Frank Necklaus, 2horses 60, Wa gOn 10, harness 10 tax 75, penalty l, int one and q half per month.
 A Naile Ranch and imp D miles south of WinslOw 100 horses 152, 1G0 cattle SjO buggy 10, harness To- l5 stock horses 3JU tax on real estate D, per pro Z2 g. total 3I s. enalty l. int one and q half per month. Nen Mob e, so acres pat. land in Dry Valley NutrioSO and imp 20 total s, penalty l, int one and half Fer month.
 Sabina NicOll. lot and imp in St Johns 40, tax ], penalty 1, int One and half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Prime Coleman Jr, house and imp in Alpine 50, , horses 8, tax on real estate l z5, per pro ,, total 3 25, penalty i, int one and a Inf per month.
 Rosaio Colomo, store building in St Johns lCt blk 49, 5GQ, residence in St Johns lot ? blk 90, 400, ne or of nv or and nv qr of ne qr sec twp l2 R 2S, 80 acres and i'm, 540, ranch and imp2 miles of St Johns 300, COW s 50, buggy, 5O nh goods 10, mdse 800, tox on real es- tate Is, per pro 22 II, total 65 94, penal ty l, int enc and a Inf per month
 " A Combs, horses 50, harness 9, tax on per pro 1 S7, penalty l, int one and a Inf per month.
 Archie Cameron, 2 horses 40, 1900 mex sheep 2S50, tax 72 p, penalty l, mt one and 8 Inf per month.
 OP Chaffee, Holbrook lots 2l 22 blk 3, 100, tax ? 30, penalty l, int one and a Inf per month.
 John Corners, Holbrook S3 it of the end of lots 40 II F 45 fl blk II imp 200, part of lots , blk 10, 25, nh goods 150, tax on real estate 55 62, per pro 8 70, total 59 8 penalty l, mt one and Inf per month.
 Seno Castillo, house and ne or of sw or of sec 8 twp 9 k 29, 45 acres 2S2, 7 Il nses 90, mules 30, COW 90, wagon p, harness s, pIow 6. nh goods 20, tax on real estate : 05, per pro 56, total 10 6l, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Lrcero Casimiero, St Johns lot 1 blk 2l, 9, tax 62c, penalty ], int one and a Inf per month.
 Aaron c Cheney, imp in Erastus i50, l l5. to' l ?. nh goods D, wagon 60. tax on real estate 3 75, per DO 47, total IL - penalty i, int one and Il. PCT month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

T L Hale, lots in St Johns blk 92 and imp 235, ? horseS 51. tax on real tS,ate 5SS, ptrpro s. tot = 7@, len l. int enc aud a half Pr month. Jes Hin SIy, St Johns lot lU, blk 70, and hOLse 100 tax D, en l, int one and half per month. E E Hdrf, St Johns lot 1. blk 20, and house 0, tax l ,2. en l. ilI one and half CT III h. NJ L HaIc ok. house Ill Pinedaie 9, horses 5O, COW $ 50, ! goods 10, tax on real estate 62c, per pro Il, total g. GU l, int one and half per month.
 John Hoyle, ranch near Wiford 75, horse %, saddle 5, tax real estate Si, per prJ1 13 IO- tai & pen l, int cue and half per munth
 PM Hanson, nv qr of sw ar and nc qr of se CT sec 34 twp It rge 22 and Inf of ne ar sec $ twp large -, l6J acres, and imp 5SO, horses 2Q), COW : 59, 1jJJ sheep 3,L0. wagon 2, harness and nh goods g. tax real estate II 5O erprO ol T, tC tal % 2l en l. int one and d half per month.
 James Huff, house in Pine1ale 5I, mul- l5o, cattle -5 wagon nh goo $ 8, phctO outfit 10, tax Qn r. al cSate 1 Z5. per ro .6, to Jl, pen l, int one and half plr month.
 D BH 1lcCmb, ranch 3miiCs above Fl Sn ranch, on East Cottonwood DO, T. hoIse> I15 "a Idle 10, tax real estate 50, per ITO o2, totol r. pen l. int oue and la f per month.
 Adam hanns, house and imp on PucrcO, r m s above Holbiook, 3C0 23 hCrse, 4jO cattle 765, Wa- g)n buLgy, harness, sIdde 5, tax Cn real es- tate 5J, CT pro B, total sJ5O pen l, lnl one and d half Der month.
 Hsfney X McC rJucl, rnncl and imp known as $ pl .00 125 cattle l0b2 70, tax on re l cstat. DOT prog ;, total 3l 56 pen l, int at one and d l ali per m ou l..
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

II Plum. house and lot in St Johns To! blk 12 29J, imp in field 70, tax S, pen int one and half yer month
 Antonio P, nl, ranch and im p miles south of St. loans, Cn Littl. COlO 70, go, ? hOr eS wa, o and hh z, O GO, tax Cn rtai CState ? ?, perprO 5o total 75 en l. int one and half D, r month Pcrfe U Pena, house nils south of St Johns D. ? horses wagon and hh gOO1S 70, tax on II al estate 62c, per pro D, total g, pen l. int one and halt per m nth.
 Wm Penrod, house and imp at White Nets g., horses co, cattle q, wagon, harness and hh goods 105 tax on real estate SIC per pro yS, to- tal S5. pen l, int one and q half per month. D L and A PenrGd, two houses in White Nets 60 4 horses 100, cattle r, wagon, harness and hh goods 80, tax on real estate 90, per pro 9l, total Il, pen l, inta one and half per month. David Pcnroi, house and imp in White NgtS z5 horses 90, cattle IT, hh goods 15. tax on real estate 62c, per pro O. total 67, pen l, int one and a half per month.
 Gregori0 PeIalta house and imp on Puerco 8. horses O. wagon and harueSS 30, tax on real estate 75d, per pro D, tOtal2 50, len l. int one and half per month.
 VI Porter, SJ cattle (S0 tax r, peu l. int one and half per month.
 Ava Pc ter house and imp miles II of St Jo- seph %, 2muleS 50, wagon 20, tax on real estate 25, per pro D, total 15. pen l. int oue and a helf per moIth
 Vis.do Padila house on Pucrco 30, hh goods 1H tax Ou real estate 9, perpro 25c to:al l 50, pen 1, int one ani half per month.
 Juan Padi Ia. hOu and imp al mouth of Puer- co 103 1 hO:Ses 50, wagon, harness, hh goods 3p,
 
 int one and halt per month.
 Alb't PLatt, 32O acres of land. $96O, Is horses $54' mule S30 saddle $20. 1C01 cattle $S,5O0 tax real estate S24 40 per pro 227. total $25l, pen $l, int Oue and half per month.
 Jose Padilla, house and imp on Mineral lO0, horses 60, burro ,, wagon, harness saddle 20 tax real estate 70, Ter pro 262 total F, pen 1, int one and half per mouth.
 Casimi-O Padila rauch aud imp on Mineral 5lO, mules 70. wagon, buggy harness, saddl", blow, hh goods 1O7 tux on rtal estate l25l. per pro 53, total It 0, pen !, int one and half per month.
 A. Pcchner, lot east Of Wm Rudd's at Spring erville F, tax 3ic, pen l, int one aud half per month.
 John Petty, Inf of Sam Loves claim miles S of NutriOsO 40 horses S1 wagon 10, tax on real estate l, per pro D total 25, pen l. int one and half per month.
 Pablo Peralta, house and imp in St Johns 90, ? hOrseS 30 mule 15, burrOs l5. 150O sheep 2,250, saddle, nh goods 30, tax real estate 1 P, Fer pro 59, to,al 60 D, pen l, int one and half per month.