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scheduled to arrive UP to to-day have
been heard from; their reports have
been received and announcement made
by health officers that these vessels are
all clean and Their passengers in
healthy condition.
Some anxiety was ielt for the welfare
OF the passengers on the steamers Lain
and Gallia, as many OF their passengers
were known to have come through some
OF the infected localities. Tho Lahn was
regarded with suspicion by DR.. jenkins
and his deputies. She has on board 264
saloon passengers and 4S3 emigrants,
These latter are for tho most part Ger
mans with fair sprinkllng Of Russians
Jews.
When the work OF the health officers
at quarantine began to-day there were
riding at anchor in quarantine waters,
the steamers Circassia, Veendam, Teu-
tonic, Lain, Gaiia and City Of Wash
ington. Tho first two named vessels
began to-day their third day OF deten-
tion, the TeutoniC its second and three
last their first.
At 7:l0 the immigrant steamer Olin.
da was reported off Sandy Hook, and
soon afterward she joined the float side
in upper bay. Sho comes from Oporto
and various other Mediterranean ports
by way OF Boston, from which port she
sailed or August 30, and as she was there
subjected TO quarantine regulations 1t is
not expected she will be detained after
to-day. OF the other new arrivals to-
day the GalIia and Lahn are the only
ones that come from European ports
the City of Washington being one OF
the Ward line. She comes from Ha-
vana and will be detained until tomor-
row.
The Gallia has on board $50 Russian
Jews and l4O Poles, both OF which
classes are regarded with suspicion by
quarantine officials.
DR.. Talmadge ordered both classes to
be divided from otherimmigrants when
he went aboard the steamer and that
examination lie conducted separately
and with extreme care.
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pARKERspuRG RACES.
a Fine Pacing Race Won by Alvin Swift.
A Serious Accident.

n SorlOub RCClhoubs
Special Dfspdtch TO The Entsliqcnecr
PARkERspuRe, W. Va, Sept. l.
Seven thousand people witnessed the
races at City Park this afternoon. Eph
Brown, OF Ravenswood; John Adair, OF
this city,and A. A. Kellar, OF Williams
town, were the judges. The great at
traction was the free for all race with
four starters: Alvin Swift, entered by
L. Hogan; Gold Dust, entered by Doc
Vinson; Eglon, entered by P. B. Conn:
Lucille H., entered by NJ. Hays. First
heat: Alvin Swift, Q; Gold Dust, l;
Lucille H., 8; Eglon, 8. Time, 2:223.
The second heat OF the pace started
after scoring five times. Like the first
heat, it was beauty. Gold Dust and
Swift got beautiful start and took the
lead, and the heat was neck and neck:
The big crowd stood up and cheered
loudly at the head and head finish. Tho
heat was paced in 2:l9l, Swift 3;
Gold Dust, /; Lucille, 4; Eglon, 8. Time
2:10I. This is the fastest race ever run
on this track. Gold Dust also took the
third heat and the race. Purse $500.
The two-year-old trot, entries, Josie
Harvey, owned by J. NJ. Arnold; Sorrei
Dick, owned by Charles Ramsey; Prince
May, Peggy and Charon, was won easily
by Peggy, James Capehart's animal.
Best time 1891. Purse $3.50.
The running race was awarded to ]. 7.
McGraw's Troy, over Clendennin's Gal
llpois horse, on account OF lost weight.
The balloon ascension and parachute
drop was made with safety to the aero-
naut, but one OF tho heavy beams hold
ing the balloon fell at the time the as
cent was made and caught two boys,
Morris TofFt and Tommy Jones, badly,
il not fatally, injuring them. Tetft's
skull was fractured and he was other
wise badly hurt.
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DETROIT IN DANGER

From Immigrants Coming Through Cana
da--Thc Cholera Expected Next Spring.
DETROIT, MIcH., September City
Health Officer Dulfield says it is almost
certain that the Asiatic cholera will
reach Detroit before next spring.
In an interview he said: at is more
than probable that Detroit will escape
the disease this fall. But ii it remains
through the winter in Europe it is al
most certain to reach us next spring.
Detroit is in imminent danger. Reports
from Montreal indicate that little or no
attempt has been made to enforce in-
spection of immigrants landing there
or to prepare for a quarantine OF ships
infected with the disease.
up to last Sunday night no attempt
was made to provide for the inspection
OF immigrants at Detroit. The num-
ber OF immigrants that enter this coun-
try from Europe by the way OF Detroit
amounts to about twenty day. They
pass through the customs office with
little or no inspection as to their sani-
tary condition by the officers"
At three o'clock this afternoon gen.
eral conference of authorities was held
in the mayors Office in regard to the
gituntion
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The health
officials OF this city are somewhat alarm
cd at the news OF the arrival at New
York OF the Moravia with cholera on
board. Fnll authority has been placed
in the hands OF Health Commissioner
Wends TO take any and all action neces-
sary to prevent the disease entering
Buffalo and he will begin precautionary
measures.
The fact that Buffalo is a great rail-
road centre, 1t Is feared, will make 1t
more liable to visitation in case the dis
case sets out on its travels in this coun-
try, because OF the great number OF inn
migrants who pass through here.
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SHIPPING THEM 10 AMERICA.
Hustling EmIBrnntS from Infected Dis
tric;s on TO This Country.

HuStlinG Immigrants from Infected Dis
tric;s Otto This Country.
srErrIN, Sept. Hundreds OF Rus
sian Jews arrive hero by sen from Me-
met, or by rail from Eidtkuhnen. On
their arrival here they are quarantined
on an island nnder the supervision OF
the medical authorities until the sailing
OF the steamsrs for America. This
quarantine is Of little value, however,
MS the emigrants arc not detained any
certain length OF time, but are hustled
on board the steamers as quickly as pos
sible. The German authorities wish to
have rs little trouble with them as pos
sible. Thus many may be shipped off
to America after single days quaran-
tine.
That many OF them come from in
fected districts is proved by the state
ment of United States Consul Kellog,
who told the Associated Press corre-
spondent that the last steamer which
sailed August had quite number OF
passengers from the infected districts
abroad.
Dr.. Barnim schulze, royal district
physician, who has charge Of the quar-
antine, told the correspondent that the
medical examination which the emf
grants underwent was Of no actual value,
but was only carried out in order to
quiet the fears Of tho Stettin boroughs.
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Mail Robbor Captured.

New YoRx, Sept. l.-POstotIice In
spector Hartzhorn is congra:ulating
himself over the capture in Jersey City
last Sunday afternoon of man who the
authorities think is the culprit for
whom they had been in search for many
months. He is believed TO bo one Of
the gang that robbed two United States
mail vans OF seven pouches filed with
letters on the Hoboken ferry boat
"orance" on the night Of February Q.
Tho prisoner is John ]. Glynn, alias
Handsome Charlie" alias "Charlie"
Richardson, alias Dwyer. He is twenty
vnors old.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-The official
cholera returns for all Russia show q
gratifying decrease in the rayages OF the
pestilence. Tho latest returns show u
total OF 1850 new cases and 2,529
deaths. Compared with the last re-
turns, the figures show q decrease OF
l,2S5 in the new cases reported and n
decrease OF 2l2 in the number Of deaths
1t will be observed, however, that the
death rate continues excessively high,
the figures of the last report showing a
mortality of slightly over 50 per cent.
The official statistics for st. Petersburg
also show decrease in both new cases
and deaths. The figures for Tuesday
were l55 now cases and 81 deaths.
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HAMBURG, September lat o meet
ing of various civic bodies and medical
authorities to-day, it was resolved to es-
tablish safety committees to cooperate
with the police in the work of disin-
fectiug houses in which cholera has de-
veloped.
The senate has appointed cholera
committee, which will meet daily in the
town hall and adopt whatever meas
ures may be required to combat the
epidemic.
The official report OF the total num-
Der OF cases OF cholera and deaths in this
city since the frat outbreak OF the
scourge here shows that 3,SsS persons
have been attacked by the disease and
that death resulted in l,77S cases.
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rHE srR1KE SITUATION.
Everything QuiOt, Though the Lenders
Claim tho Fight is still On.

P1r1spURGu, Pa, Sept. 1.-Tho situa-
ton about the strike districts was quiet
to-day Notwithstanding weak places
have been discovered in the ranks OF
the strikers, favorable reports were
made by them and they claim that
the strike is still on. On the other
hand the mills are all running appar-
emily as though nothing had happened,
and the firms report success and bright
prospects. At the plant OF Shoen-
berger, Speer & Co., tho bessemer steel,
and blooming departments were rum
ming full and preparations are being
made to operate the iron departments.
At the Twenty-ninth street mill an
other force OF negroes was taken into
the mill to-day, making in all about
l25. These men are to work in the
pudding department. They arc en-
ployes OF Park Bros. G. Co.'s mills.
which are shut down for repairs, and
will return to their old positions when
that firm resumes. At the Twenty
third street mills, the scene OF the long
est strife, there was marked quiet. The
press committee admitted that some OF
the men had deserted, but they claim
that their cause is in no wise affected.
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BRUSSELS, Sept. Ia terrific explo-
sion OF fire damp occurred to-day in the
Agratle coal mine in Hainault. The
explosion caused heavy coal fall that
blocked the galleries OF the mine and
entombed many OF tho miners. Nearly
all the men have been accounted for.
Some escaped uniniured. twenty-five
bodies have been recovered, and eight
alive, though very seriously injured,
have been taken from the mine by tho
rescuing parties.
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THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHTS
viii u, Witnessed by Immense Crowds
Allis In Readiness.

Will Bo Witnessed by Immense SroWeS'
All Is In Readiness.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept. by the
end OF the present week all Of the prin-
cipals in the approaching fights will
either be in New Orleans or few miles
away, except Jim Corbett, the Califor-
nian, who will be the last to arrive.
Sullivan will put in his appearance on
Saturday and McAuIifEe and skelly and
Dixon are just across the bay and will
come to town Sunday or Monday. The
Olympic club announces that every.
thing is in readiness for the contest and
the reports from all directions together
with the rapidity with which tickets
IRE being disposed OF, indicate that the
crowds at all three of the fights will be
larger than any that have witnessed
such affairs in this city since the club
took big boom.
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EhdIe n1Iehnel. siny Hang.

Special Dispatch 10 he Enteigcncer.
HuxrINoroN, W. Va, Sept. 1.-Thc
trial of Eddie Michaels for criminal as
sault on a five.year-oId girl concluded
to-day, tho jury bringing in a verdict of
guilty, with recommendation that he
be imprisoned. The judge, however,
may sentence him to hang. The boys
attorney will argue for a new trial Mon
day, and il not granted he will then be
sentenced. During the entire trial tho
court room was packed almost to sutto-
nnfinn.
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LONDON, Sept. l.-ofIicial figures is
sued to-day show that the scarlet fever
epidemic that has been raging in Lon
don for long time past shows no sign
OF abatement. There arc to-day in tho
Metropolitan asylum and London fever
hospital 1860 cases OF this disease.
With scarlet fever epidemic and chol-
era threatening to become epidemic 1t
will readily be seen that the health
authorities will have their hands full in
n fight with the two disorders.
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New YoRK, August 3l.-The first
Chinese divorce case ever brought into
the courts of this country was begun to-
day in the court ofcommon pleas before
Judge Giegarich. Maty Y. Charles has
made application for alimopy and coun-
sci fees from her husband. Lee Charles,
a Chinese merchant on Mott street, as
result Of his suit against Tor absolute
divorce.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, August Ex-senator
Hale statesto a newspaper man that Mr..
Blaine will make no speeche, during
the campaign, but is now engaged in
writing letter that was likely TO ap-
pear any day, which he has devoted TO
somo OF the issues which are being dis
cussed and in which he takes deep in
terest
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rwENrx.s1x LIVES LOST.
A Steamer Drenbs In Two-oniy Ono
Poraon Saved.

PorROn Saved.
MARQUETTE, AlIcH., Sept. 1.-The
steamer Western Reserve, bound for
Cleveland, Ohio, broke in two off Au
Sable banks, near Deer Park, Tues
day night Twenty-six persons were
drowned. Harry Stewart, of Algonac,
was saved. Two of tho bodies washed
ashore this morning.
The Western Reserve left Cleveland
last Sunday afternoon for Two Harbors,
Mich, for iron ore. On board, in add,
ton to tho crew were the principa!
owner p. G. Minch, n wealthy vessel
man OF this city; his wife, his son
Charlie aged 10 years, his daughter
aged 6 years, his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Engleby, of Vermillion, O., and the lat
tors daughter Bertha, 8 years old.
They were out for recreation.
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BEN. HARRISON, President.
To plslNFEcr MAILs.


MGNNEAPoLls, MINI, Sept. LA spe.
cial to tho Journal from West Superior
says: The collector OF customs
has been ordered to return all
papers relating to the 500 Canal. Those
proceedings are customary only when
The law has been repealed or ceases 10
be enforced. The officers regard it as
an indication that Canada has backed
dawn
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A LONG QUARANTINE.
The President Issues an Order to
Enforce the Restrictions
AUTHORIZED BY NATIONAL Law.

Tho Gravity of the Threatened
Danger Fully Realized see Vessels
Carrying Immigrants to bo De-
tained in Quarantine for Twenty
Days After Arrival, Except Where
State Laws Forpid--An Foreign
Mails to be Dlslnfected by Order
of the Postmaster GeneraI.
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HAS IT LANDED?
A Case of Supposed Cholera Re-
ported in New York City.
THE MORAYIA BELOW QUARANTINE
And 80 Far no More Deaths Have
Occurred on Board,
BUT THE SITUATION is CRITICAL,

And the Authorities Are Preparing
for tho Worst.--Excitemcnt Among
Steamship Companies Over Prcsi-
dent Harrison's Order Declaring
Twenty Day Quarantine on All
Ships Carrying ImmiGrants..-Twcn-
" Steamers Now Enroute TO Amer
lea, Many of Them from Infected
Ports &c. Tho Awful Scourge in
Europe.
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Special Dfspdtct 10 Inc In'eatGtneer.
PAHKERsDURd. w. Va, Sept. 1.-Cal-
vary Commandery No. 8, Knights Tenn
plar, met this evening and took appro-
pirate steps in regard to the death Of
their irater, Past Grand Commander J..
r pnrnell.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
AT ouarantlno-Every Vessel Obliged {
submit 80 tho Rutps,

submit 90 tho RuiSs.
New YoRK, Sept. 1.-The steamship
Moravia, which arrived from Hamburg
on Tuesday night, having had twenty.
two deaths from cholera among her
passengers during the trip, was ordered
this morning down to the lower quar-
antine, two miles south OF Swinburne
Island. She lay in Gravesend Bay last
night and ct daybrea& hoisted the yell
low flag, warning all vessels TO give her
a WIDE berth. No new cases OF disease
have broken out among her passengers.
The two women who were attacked
with the disease on the voyage wore
found to be on a fair road To recovery.
They are convalescing in an isolated
part.of the ship.
=, The Moravt0's passengers each bathed
This afternoon. The steamer will re-
main below Swinburno until the health
officers are certain that all trace Of the
plague is removed from her.
AL the bigtrans-AtIantic steamships
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BREsrrRuAvES, Sept l.-Arrived-
Trave, New York,
CopExuAGEN, Sept. ARRIVED
Thingvalla. New York.
ROTTERDAM, Sept. 1.--Arrived--Asiat-
ic Prince, New York.
VALENCIA, Sept. l.-Arrivod-Circas-
sian Prince, Philadelphia
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Pn.tmnntcr Annointed.

Special DtSpdseh to he Intcligeneer
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1.-V, L.
Jones has been appointed postmaster
at Noland, Logan county, vice j. w.
Goff, resigned.
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ANTWERP, Sept. l.-Yesterday six
new cases Of cholera occurred in this
city and two persons from the disease.
To-day the weather is cooler and no
new cases have thus far been reported.
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MISS BORDEN HELD.
The Judge Decides That She is
Probably Guilty"
OF THE MURDER OF HER PARENTS.

Eloquent Arguments Of Counsel.
Tho State Makes Out Strong
Case of Circumstnntial Points.
Miss Bordcn's Counsel Points Out
That if She Committed the Crime
She Had But Fifteen Minutes
ACterward to Hide All the Evil
dencc.
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For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.
fair, SLIGHTLY warmer, nOr.h 20 cast Winds
F0r Ohio, fair aud warmer; sAit 10 soulh
w!uds
TTHfrERATuRE YEsrElDAY.
ne furnished by c. ScuSErH druggist corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. l.-Court
came in at lO:SO this morning, and a
few minutes later Lizzie Borden entered
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OFFERLE ECHOES.

ThreshIng is about completed and the hum
OF tue tErcshcr will soon be a thing OF the
past in this vicinity,
There has been very large acreage of
wheat sown again this year. Should thC crop
Dc good one next year, and prices continue
TO rule highs as under the present protective
policy, the mortgage nend will have 10 walk
the plank.
Joha BuarJsley, ever true TO his old cstab-
iished habits, has been willing away the
DaItuy Iuniau sumner days over his sorghum
watts and vinegar barrels. He enjoys an en-
viabIc reputation as an expert in uIs chosen
profession what John b, don't know about
sorghum lnolHsses would make but few
short paragraphs.
Our new elevator is nlli nE Il long felt want
aud the new wheat buyer and Iumity have
become a valuable accession TO our flourish
4ng town and cultured society. lie has paid
out huldI eds OF collars to the fargslCrs for
yshesJ, rye, etc, and having now become pro-
pElJvYr # our hotel, be is . h1ed star IN this
consideration. We now wonder how we ever
got uiO4E without them, and wish them IN
bounded success.
q. what viii tue harvest be, is the burning
question since Uuo StE. Our discOugoiaUe p
NJ. should have been ia Milwaukee on that
GvcutEUI day, and not committed himself.
IL would DC SO handy II ne could now pUse as
deuo-pvPf 1t lie a poor rule that would nr
work LCIn ways, This lack Of ssgscity may
yet become source OF suro rCg rcU VIXEN tue
udict goes forth, heads or
The one institution OF our town of which
we are especially proud is our school. PROT.
Baxter IS now teaching his fourth year in
this sguo-l, ana like some other thing Of
which we have all heard, improves with age
W bile you can boast or boCer school houses
in your city, uEd perhaps a laCCity, Prof.
baxter possesses peculiar f..cuitS Uf max
Ing the young I-elz shoUt.
such is life. one by one the roses fall. It
is with deep regret that am called upon 40
chr OuieiC the probable removal from Oiir
midst in the near future OF the family OF Is.
T.. cat. 1t makes US sad tbar cruel destiny
should break tho ties which bud Us TO this
lEuma0lC funlily. Air. OFT has been an eute.-
prisinE citizen, a loyal, lifelong republicans
ever ready to strike blow in defense OF its
principles, or make personal sacrifices Tor the
good OF tho party; having on several Ocea-
willing TO be offered up as a candidate Tor
DC sides being otherwise active az o,,trs tiluce
Tor the interests o. he party never latter ny
even ia its last supreme hu..r. There are per
haps few men in Kansas who Tell more kcenIy
the effect OF the recent cyclone Than tll.ld
Ed AithOu-h have not consulted him -a
the election sin Ieei warranted iu making
tA-se KIND y cap essiOns- This notice $
tassd ON his avowed purps sc, bea,ry the
ciecIiuL, that he would move cut OF tie stJte
should jerry Simpson be ei=Cie,l. and know
ing him 10 be "a man OF YerGcity we ma. be
prepared Tor the Inevitable May pros. ,1.sty
60 with thenI mere Ger they uiJ5 20.
NEIIuByH-
Ouerie, Kansas, November liza, Issl.
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TuE SEW ORUuEsTRA.

The musicians OF this city and
OGerle met Wednesday evening for
the purpose of organizing an orchestra.
Officers were elected and other bust
ness transacted relative TO the perfec-
tion of an organization. The name
adopted was Hetch's Orchestra, and
Tuesday evening Of each week was
selected as the regular meeting night.
among other things it was decided to
make it purely concert organization
aud not connect it, as whole,
with any dance or other form
of reveiry. The organization com
prises twenty-three members, and EN-
braces some OF the best musical talent
OF tits city and Oferle, and taking the
performance Of last winters orchestra
AS q Criterion, this enlarged Jrganiza-
ton viii certainly be something Of
which We may, as "a community, be
proud, as it, viii be u pleasure to our
citizens and a benefit and credit TO the
community at large. We understand
they intend TO appear before the public
in the near future in series Of con-
certs, and should they do so we be-
speak for them q good patronage.
Following are the names Of the mem
bers, followed by the Instrument
played by each; Frank COdman, w
II. EbIlers and Fred Dumond, GrsI
viol; }. b. Dunn, +. a. Woodbury.,
C. c. Cermack, Orvin Stewart and
Sherman Peters, second yiol; c. S
EekeFt, cello; c. II. Alexander, bass
viol; DF. G. n. Seacst, flute; D. F
apiegle, clariOnet; Ira Beck, first I
cOFnet; A. a. OFT, second B cornet
Lester Beck, FIRST French horn; W. .
5uds, second French horn; ~ Way
third French horn; ". Sidlow, irs
bpritone; COris schnaaerlys seoon'
-E,aritones h. A. OEerla. tuba G. ~
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Wanted al 0lGGl

5000 people Of Edwards and adj0iH-
ing counties 20 know that Roberts rs
again rustIing Hardware, Tinware and
Groceries in the old stand and dealing
ont more goods foE the dollar than
any house IN the west. New goods.
Fresh goodsl Everything but dry
gOodsi Lots of goods! All bought
Tor spot cash.
Roberts is ready to main the old fad
and substitute the challenge that he
can t be undersold by anyone, bring Oh
everything you have to sell. Roberts can
handle more produce, etc, than all the
Kiusley merchants put together. No
flies on Roberts. Taste and try before
you buy. Best goods at bottom prices
for cash are bound to win.