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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-02
Office OIL. NJ. 3. ROBINSON, 100 East 10th ST. !
Rnalnnmna So LMLL ll3 s-reet.

NEW YORK, January 81 1880
Nlva's Brazilian Specific Co. Gentlemen :
Having suffered for the past two years VIII
rheumatism. Indigestion, sore throat, and @
conn ulcte breaking down of my whole system
was Induced (aiter treating with several
uroni, ent ductorsl TO try the Cactus Blood
t'ure. which / continued 10 use for about
thirty days, since which time have been BE-
trely iree from the aforementioned troubles,
and have more ambition 10 DAY than any
time I'm the past four years. ! can heartily
recummcnd the same 10 any one having the
same troubles j, NJ. b. ROBINSON.
Sold at Kirlin's Drug Store, Ferguson House
Block, shenandoah,
Thn ,,hi.lln Of NRnh Whifnu is now
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Some one has written a book called "The
Man Who Was Too Good" 1t is fiction.
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Batteries Goodalo, Barr and Murphy; Shea
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AT ST. LOUIS.
The AssoelntIon Rooord,
Ilnstern Lengue,


~ ,sr,Iouoo game postponed on
account OF rain
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The whistle of bob White is now
heard in the country.
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n. C. BOYER, Editor and P"bHshcr
HlT. D. ITiTKTNS, Looot Editor'
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
MATRIMONIAL.

MATEER. R.BROwSLEE.-At the residence
of the brides parents in Okobojo, on Sun
day afternoon. April II. 1891. Mr. Walter
ii. Matter, of the Park Farm, Llewellyn
township, to Miss Glare v Brownlce, of
Okobojo. Rev. VIM. NJ. Blackburn, of
Pierre, officiating.
Both groom and bride are we'll and
favorably known IN Western Sully,
having long been residents there. The
wedding was attended only by members
OF the families Of the contracting par
ties and most intimate friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Natter Immediately began
house keeping at the Park Farm, where
they are sat home" to their hosts of
friends, who JOIN in extending congrat-
ulatians and wishing them all the pros
perity, pleasure and happiness that
should accompany union of hearts
and hands.
The WATCHMAN was remembered by
bounteous supply of luscious cake
dispatched to it, for which we offer
thanks.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
Tree Claim Proofs.

PIERRE, April l4.-Special II has been
question since the passage of the law by
congress amending the timber culture law
whether the full number of trees required
to be growing under the old law 615 on ten
acfM would be required To he growing at
theW,he proof was made Yesterday. in
reply 10 a question on this point. Register
Bailey. of the United States land office in
this city. received the following dispatch
from the land office at Washington.
Timber culture entrymen are required
hy act approved March 3 1891, to have 6,5
living trees at the date of making proof
after eight years.
Under the Law as il now stands the en-
tryman must have the required number of
tees, but the old is so modified that they
need not be OF any particular size There
is nothing 10 prevent the entryman, If he
has for eight years To produce the trees
and has been prevented by diverse clc-
ment, to plant his trees this spring, and
while they are growing during the summer
offer proof. Ii is understood but little
trouble has been experienced in getting
the trees started in the spring during the
rainy season. The trouble has been to
get them To live through the dryer part of
the year Under the new law entryman
can make proof at any time after eight
years, when 615 trees are growing on each
of the ten-ecre tracts.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18

THE Times continued Its ''whlnc"
against the WATCHMAN and its editor
as usual, last week. He says(D "the
Times ''whined'' for the annexation of
Sully county to the Pierre land district
and we against it; (2) against squan-
dering the county money for a useless
vault we for 1t, (3) against running
bill of expense against the county in
an effort to sustain man in Office to
which he has no legal utle,' we "in
favor of the BILL" The above state
ments by the Times are untrue. all of
them; and we now challenge the Times
to reproduce in full, from the WATCH
MAN files in its office, one or more ar
ticles upon the questions named in
each of the above enumerated "whines"
to prove conclusivcly its assertions.
Failure TO do so will prove them to he
false, and that Steve's last article was
malicious.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
BRAyToN.
fine spring this.

A fine spring this.
Farmers are late with their work but
are getting there in good shape
About the usual acreage of wheat
and corn will be put out.
Ground has not been in rs good crop
condition for several years and we may
look for far returns.
Mrs. }. /. Gunsa!us spent Sunday
taking in the sights ut the Capital city.
.. +. Macarthur is buying and sell
ing cattle along with his farming and
is driving some good bargains.
l.. Il. Snyder takes charge of the
Brayton post-otlice and ranch this
week. l.. Il. says he is going to try
four acre garden near the well and
try irrigation with l. foot wheel.
J. L. Gunsalus will herd cattle this
summer. He will also run his steam
feed mill. Nothing like rustler for
business of all kinds.
II. w. Brayton departs for Delaware
county, Ia, soon where he will engage
in farming. Sorry to loose one of our
olders residents, but hope success may
attend his efforts in Iowa.
We wonder If the Journdi could
give us one good sound reason for the
free coinage of silver? They cry down
monopoly and rich men; we wonder if
they ever thought OF the millions of
money that would be amassed by sill
yer kings in an incredibly short time If
silver were coined free rs contemplated
by the Independent platform. They
must know that the intrinsic value of
silver is a great deal less than 81 for
4l2t grains, and knowing this they can
but see that certain ones will make
immense fortunes almost instantly and
that too without labor on their parts
save that done in lobbying the bill
through Congress. The silver kings
are spending millions in trying to lob
by the bill through, this of itself ought
To cause men To smell mouse What
is the mouse? 'Tis great fortunes for
a non-laboring class of people. OF of
whom comes the profit to amass these
fortunes? The farmers of course.
AMERICAN.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
HOME HAPPENINGS.
VOLUME 9. NO. !.

Eight years ago the WATCHMAN was
established in Sully county, the present
publisher in company with VIM. C..
Walter, now of Chicago, being Its
founders. The paper was first estab-
lished at Carson, then the prospective
county seat of Sully county. A month
later the seat of government was locat-
ed ut Clifton and soon after the WATCH
MAN plant was also located there, where
it remained until June, 1889, when it
was moved to Onida. The WATCHMAN,
politically, has not been like the tum-
ble-weed, drifting from one ism to
another, but from the first issue has
been allied to the Republican faith,
and until better party for the people
is brought INTO existence,-we doubt
if there can be-will adhere to and
work for the continued power of that
party of the people. The party that
has done more for the upbuildlng of
of all classes than any other has made
any pretensions to or can do.
We wish to extend thanks for the
patronage received at the hands of the
people of Sully county during the past
eight years and ask that the same may
be continued. Right here we will say
that the Republicans should make
special effort TO assist us in the way of
adding names to our subscription list.
Let some try and see what they can
do. Trial subscription for only so
cents. We will keep at the front dur
ing volume 8 as in the past, and give
all the local and general news.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
April showers.

Fine April showers.
Rain again Wednesday last.
VIM. Bohon was in Pierre last
week.
H. +. Tagg was in Pierre this
week.
-Irv. Sergeant was in Blunt We'd
nesday.
The town wind mill IS again in
running order.
j. n Garner has been engaged as
clerk IN the Sully County Bank.
An equal suffrage meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening, May 9Th.
Mrs. 4. Ross, the Clifton merchant,
was dong business in town Monday.
&C. *. Mallock and daughter, Miss
Belle, expect to leave for Denver soon.
w. II. Johnson, of Waterford, made
final proof on his homestead Wednes-
day.
WIN. Toomey is putting in about
80 acres of wheat on his Blame town
ship farm.
Mrs. Shonefelt of Gettysburg
arrived yesterday for visit with Mrs.
\. W. Porter.
C. Il. McLane and Jas W. Durlin
of Troy township, spent Monday after
noon in town.
II. l.. Weed bought horse from
W. 7. Neil, of Okobojo township, the
first of the week
Frank Everts expects to start for
Denver, Col, soon, to work at the
printing business.
Henry Edeerton, the first Clerk
of Court of Sully county, was visiting
IN Blunt last week.
&C. w. Everts has the company
well machine at his farm now and is
prospecting for water.
The W. c. T. L. public meeting
Sunday evening was well attended and
good program rendered.
Hon. c. II. Warncke, of Good
water, was spinning yarns with the
boys in town Monday afternoon.
-Thos. Crawford, J. II. Crawford.
A. j. Bunch and John Groseclose were
over from Okobojo last Saturday.
H. O'Connor, Esq, was in Gettys-
burg Wednesday, to be examined by
the Board of Pension Examiners.
w \. Meloon, cashier of the
Sully County Bank, has been dong
business at the Capital this week.
DIR. Pease has made several trips
to Harold lately to attend Mrs. Abhle
Steward, who was quite ill, but is now
much improved. :,
We are 'short' on local and gen
eral news this week. but "lony' on
pay matter Win turn out our usual
quantity next week.
Stewart Mateer was in town yes,er.
day on hls way to Gettysburg to meet
his father who is returning from Water
town with fine stallion.
MIR. and Mrs. b. p. Hoover of
Farbank spent last Saturday afternoon
and night in town visiting friends and
trading with our merchants.
w. ii. Brayton, of Brayton p. o.,
was doing business In town Tuesday
and Wednesday. He will leave for
Iowa in a few days. His health has
been poor of late and he returns to
his former home to recuperate.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
Religious Services.

Rev. Emanuel Shultz will hold pre-
paratory services in Onida today at i
o clock and tomorrow morning after
the sermon the Holy Communion of
the Lords Supper will be administered
to Communicates of the church and TO
all other Christians who may wish to
receive the Holy Sacrament of the Lord
Jesus Christ. All are invited to at
tend the services.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
John A. Hall. well.known to tn,

John A. Hall, well,known to the
people of this vicinity, having resided
here eight years, during which time he
has engaged IN farming, running a
threshing machine and carpentering,
left by Wednesdays stage for Blunt
to take the train for the Soldiers Home
at Hot Springs to recuperate, he having
had poor health for several months
past. As soon as his health will per-
NIT he expects to again work at the
carpenter trade at the Springs. The
best wishes of his numerous friends
follow him.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
NORFOLK.

Sowing and plowing has begun in
earnest.
Geo. Houck has purchased n fine
team of horses of Sidney Ragan.
+. {. Mccoy begun term of school
in Cora township the 18th.
The School Board of this township
have adopted Yaggy's Physiology
chart for their school.
Mr.. Fanton passed through Norfolk
on the fouI teenth.
Bert Peck had the misfortune to
lose his best horse last week
Miss Maud Porter received birth
day gift of gold ring from her aunt
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18

JoRDAN-On Friday evening. April 10.
1891, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Jordan, of
Rich Valley township. daughter.
GLEASON To Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Glca-
son, Of Buffalo township. on Saturday,
April 10, 1891, II son.
DIR. Pease attended and reports all do
ing well.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
Herd Notice.

will receive limited number of horses
and cattle into my herd on April lst or SO
soon thereafter as stock can be hertled
Season to end Nov. 1st next. My terms
viii be the going rates.
y w. w. BoTsFoRD.
Clifton. so. Oak.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
NUMBER /.

| Moved Df IOm. DOner that the report
be accepted and adopted and that the
| assignment he accepted and placed on the
proper records and that Mr.. Toomey be
credited therefor in the sum of S7OO0 90 on
the claim of the county against him as
Treasurer. Motion prevailed.
Com. Doner presented the following
resolution which was adopted:
"Resoved tina, the County Treasurer be and is
hereby required To give an additional bond in the
sum of ten thousand dollars (Sln.On.ub1 on ac-
count of the bond already given being considered
insufficient: that said additional bond be- present
ed 10 the Board for action at meeting 10 be held
April *, 1881
Adjourned to call of the chairman for
committee work.
Reconvcned at call of the chair and ad-
journed to one O'Clock p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present
The afternoon was spent in committee
work
Board adjourned to 7 o'clock in the
evening.
EVENING SESSION.
All members present
The evening was spent in examining
the Auditors s and Trcasurer's books.
The following resolution was adopted.
"Resolyed, That the States Attorney be and !.
hereby instructed TO institute proceedings for tho
foreclosure OF the mortgage IN favoro the county
and against property owned by ex-Treasurer
ToOmcy in Onida James Lawrence"
Adjourned to eight o clock next morn
ing.
ONrDA, S. d., APRIL 10, 1901.
Board met according to adjournment.
All members present.
The following resolution was passed
"Re~oved, That the Judge of the Circnit Court
be and j. hereby requested to adjourn the June
term of said court and not order the calling of tho
Grand land Petit juries therefor. Benton Doner.'
Bill of Hughes Co. against Sulv Co
for costs in the case of ID. VI. Smith vs..
LANES Lawrence ct. al. amount S63 90,
not allowed.
The following resolution was adopted:
"Resolved, That the claim Of c. r. Drew for re-
funding order for Sl3!.6i be allowed in the amount
OF Slu9U2 Tor erroneous tax sales and taxes paid
on y F.. Il 25-il5-1G and " ". 4 -li6TT and that
the County Auditor be- and is hereby instructedto to
draw refunding order pro rata upon the several
funds therefor. James Lawrence"
The following report was made and APP
proved.
"fonr committee To whom referred the Co.
Ircasurcr's and Co. Auditors quarterly report for
the quarter ending March SIst, 1891 have carefully
examined the same and after making numerous
corrections find them correct and money deposited
IA follows: S5,3:3O 6s in Sally Co Bank sllpTs
IN Bank Of Harold cash in Treasurers safe s.T67S
Total ~, ,T51.2i
We recommend warrant drawn in favor Of W.
> Johnston Tor $1,000 salary for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1891. Benton boner
j. X. GroseClose"
On motion of Com. Lawrence the Co.
Treasurer was directed to have the county
buildings and furniture insured for $4,000
each.
Moved by Com. Lawrence that the Co.
Judge give an official bond To the amount
of one thousand dollars. Carried.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for amounts
named
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18

d. NJ. Anderson, States Attorney salary and ex-
pehses: ........... 1926 81
\. T.. Fisher, coal for \. Hasten ....... q Il,
~. Summersd", coal for \. hasten ...... II ~
j. y Garner, Janitor salary ..... .......... 81 OO
IL q. Pen>e, county physician ............ ~ -
= W Holmes. Office rent t....-............. L. ~
y W. Porter, postag" ... ...... ..... ! 60
Edward Barber. hauing 6,0OO lbs. coal .. 6On
). VI; l.indlcy, house rent for election. 200
Frank NeygIIe =. . On
j. II. Otis, repairing desk .................. 80
Walter Price, cal. oil and hauling ton coal Is
Perkins Bros, wolf scalp blanks. ....... 800
L. II. Btgham, hauling 5000 coal '''..- 500
J. +. GunsalnS, Brand Commissioner aga
~ H. OTIS, removing snow from c. II. attic D
j, d. Howard, road supervisor. ........... 800
Nu-"nt 4 Brown, mortgage record .... liGO
journal Pub. Co, publishing proceeding
and notice, ..... -. =. - az AZ
I, VI. Goddard, Co. Judge salary ....... l25 "a
;. A. Travis, publishing proceeding and
statement. -. .........'...... 81 n
W I. Nell, Brand Commissioner ......... ~
J: +. Cole, medicine for Shoup family IS,
VI. L. french, md- e. for Shoup family. Is 10
a" Shaver ..... ~ 90
oil, hrooms, kiudling, etc for
county 10 %
VI /" french, mns Z. for MTs-Smith ....... 10
" Lewis family ..... ~
\: A. Fausi, Sheriff fees case sully Go. ".
William TuomeY ct al .-... .... ~
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

In regard to the fire of the llth,
Saturday, it is reported | lost all of my
hay. 1t is mistake. | did not lose
any or anything else. My stable did
take fire but | saved all the lumber IN
it. Now, those that SO kindly offered
me hay please accept thanks, but rs
| lost none | do not wish to take ad-
vantage in that way to get any.
Respectfully, C. B. PORTER.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18

TAKEN UPON Wednesday, April
10. 1891, span of gray geldings, VT.
about $50 lbs, or years old. Had
harness on. GEO. RACER,
See. ls-ll4-7S. =. o., Clifton, 5. ID.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18

My Stock is all first-class and will be
old at Living Price Give me call.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-18

!. NJ Porter. Co Supt., quar-. salary ....... lis II
and notice ............... .'.........e 81 a5
W. J. Johnston, Co. Treas, postage. ...... 9oo
q. A. Houck, constable fees ............... 7uD
W. j. Johnston, cash advanced To convey
Earnest simpson to Watertown. n.......... 30 Oo
\. = Guthrie, boarding T.. +. Mead. prisoner 10 OO
". T.. Hill, NJ. D., attendance on Il. Il. Mead,
bill slI.D allowed less $500 ..,,... -
". \. Young, coal furnished Mrs Smith ) %
Charles Everts. bill of sioO for taking an
insane person TO Gettysburg, allowedless
Bert Dickson, taking care of an insane per-
son ........... ....................... 500
Marvin Weed, same Observation-Disclosures. 81
i: r. Weed, same ......... ................ -
". \. Mcloon, rebate error in tax collected Cd
j. II. Gropcngie>er, county supplies ...... IL 73
NJ. l.. French, goods furnished Shoup family 3 30
Arthur Mullen, bounty on Evolves ........ Is O0
q. IL Sergeant, boarding an insane person lu %
Benton boner, per diem and mileagr...... - 30
>. X GroseclosP, ...... IL 30
Janes Lawrence, ...... - -
j. III. Maxwell, w ~ 30
heuhen McGannon, ...... ID NJ
III. +. kimmel, postage and aiidayits. ...-. s 50
e. t. Nclane, wolf bounty ............... 3 %
J.. l.. Pierce, coal furnished Mrs. Smith 4 90
Ill. r.. himmel, Co. Auditor, salary w ats, IN
n. w. Porter, Register OF Deeds, salary " 2aa M
W. j. Johnston, Co. Treas salary ... 315 Co
c. Il. Drew, rebate order tax NE a Sec. ~
1890 .......................... d.
A. NJ Bowdle, rebate order tax S.E u Sec
Zi'ii3-'1. ...,-.... II 80
Board adjourned to April e5th, 1891,
II. +. KlMMEI
Co. Auditor.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-15

NEWpuRe, Dec. 1.-the Newburg
police department received tonight 2
dispatch from Walden to look for two
men who have buncoed Robert B.
Crowell, Of st. Andrews, near Walden,
ont Of 81, 800. It is said they passed
themselves of as tin peddIers, and the
game worked on the rich old farmer is
known as the gold brick game. The
old farmer is well known in this city,
where he holds large slice Of realty.
He is probably seventy years old, and
has large family Of grown-up chill
dren. He has long kept his account in
the Quassaick national bank here,
which institution he visited early to-
day to get his check for 81, 800 cashed.
He seemed to be il great hurry and
said he wanted to catch the noon train
for Middletown. Cashier Weed tried
TO get him to take draft, but be de-
clined, and insisted on having bills Of
1000 denomination. These were
given him, and it Is believed that he
gave the sharpers 5000 as soon as he
got out Of the bank and received the
supposed gold brick in return.
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wHIsrEEs OF THE WIRE.


Bits or TeIsgraphic News From All Sec
tions of The Globe.
Efforts will be made to have Spain
join the Zollverein.
Two gamekeepers were killed by
poachers at Aylesbury.
Four persons have been murdered
in Blount county, Ala, within ten
days.
New York Presbytery sustained the
moderator's ruling in the Briggs case.
Judge Burton, Of the Second judicial
district Of Iowa, is paralyzed at Of
tumwa.
a number Of cattle were killed DUR
ing the gale Of Saturday and Sunday
off the English coast.
The Greek minister Of marine has
resigned because he is not allowed to
build several men-of-war.
A convention will be held at Mont
gomery, Ala, next January to consider
the advisability Of decreasing the
acreage Of cotton in the South.
Mrs. Rosenbauer, the woman who
threatened to stab OF shoot Rev. Mr..
Schantz, Of st. Alphonsus' Church,
has been held for trial at Baltimore.
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What Win It Be. in prudhoe Land.
west coast q Greenland, n deEe. 43
min. north latitude, with the night Of
arctic darkness enyeloping the daring
explorers2 Mrs. Peary - the first woman
who ever spent winter in latitude as
far north. Very few men have ever
done 20. Magnificent opportunity for
studying astronomy the party win have,
with the stars shining above them night
and day. What splendid midnight land
scapes win show up when the aurora
borealis plays upon the snow and ice
with its rainbow colors.
The chances are that their fellow coun-
trymen win never zee Lieutenant Peary
and his brave wife and friends again.
Still there Is hope. At any rate they
have abundant supplies to Last them till
spring. II they are in good health, they
can have some pale reflection perhaps Of
. home Christmas, with the means Of
good cheer at hand, and with . strong
effort to keep their spirits up ID the
awful darkness and loneliness Next
spring, when the sunlight comes back,
Peary viii attempt to reach the northern
coast Of Greenland overland. Al ship
must be sent to bring him home, how
ever, starting as soon as the ice breaks
up--if 1t finds anything in Prudhoe Land
to bring home. Meantime may Christ
mas to the Peary party be as merry as
Christmas can possibly be to anybody
under such circumstances.
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Not writers, Cram !.

Doctor From the condition Of your hand
and arm should say you are suffering
from writer's cramp-too much exercise Of
one set Of muscles.
Young Business Man But / never write.
Iemploy . typewriter.
"Um-engaged to herr"
Yes
''Do your-et debating with your other
arm. New York Weekly.
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Ended won.

Briggs First asked for the confiden-
tial clerk, and be was out, and then for the
junior partner, and he was out, and then
In despair asked to see the head OF the
firm, and I'll be hanged II he wasn't out.
But it was all right.
Griggs-W Why, what did you dor
Briggs-The Office boy said he would see
me- lothier and Turnisher
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all
n
Holiday this
nnumrable
priced useful ornamental practical
We
Offer of
tand Of