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WALTER uArHE>oN,, LIST.
DWELLINGS, ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.

ON PLAN.
1850 cottage on Eoulder Avenue oppo-
.ile school hone and one block from cracker
fl@tory: hall, four rooms, .pantry, closets. ce.-
lar, city water. good outbuildinge, also on same
lot mall building that will rent for IS per
month, lot is 5Ox1Oo, houge is thoroughly well
built and in excel ent locality to rent; owner
will guarantee purchaser $500 rent for next IS
months Terms, 500 down, S25, per month
sz,25o-A very attractive dwelling on Blake
street within ~ minutes walk from court house,
with hail. Ave rooms. three closets. PANTRY. celia.
bath room. hot and cold water. desirable neigh
borhood. Only SO down, Si5 per month;
50. 2a0-Hand oms brick dwelling three blocks
from Broadway and within about 10 min
utes' walk from court house; has hall. seven
r oIns. several closets, psntry, cellar. bath room
fully equIplei, gas plumbing, hot and cold
water; lot i21l0O with alley; 800 down, $40 per
month
VACANT LOTS.
$3.50 for tw lots (corner at junction of Ben
ton, Madison and Peosta avenues. An elegant
building site.
so per front foot for a fire lot on Butte
street near floweree addition, 50xi40. Terms,
$40 par month, 10 down payment required.
letter Il an a~savings bank.
2S.5G per front foot for lao feet on Montana
avenue in FlOwerse addition; corner lot on
lutte nj Montana 100 feet deep: a choice 10
cStion for anyone who oontempiates building
and wants plenty of ground at a very low price.
APE for a level lot on Sparta street il Cox adj
dition.
Fon RENT.
Very attractive furnished house of seven rooms
1--we furnisheD with ba th. etc, on feattie
street; $50 to family witt olt small children
$40, No. II spencer street, four rooms: Sl5,
EeSen-room house No. SOS Ieosta, near Penton
avenue; S,ib, neat brick dwelling, No. 1909 Fifth
avenue, bah, etc: $40. hve-room dwelling On
tighth AVENUE near Rodney; s25. six-room
dwelling No. III Fifth avenue, within hve min
utes' walk from Main street: S35, eight-room
BRICK corner Filth and Heat lie, bath, steam heat.
WALTER MATHESON.
Raa North Main street.
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English Crop Review.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Mark Lane Ex-
press: 1T is now believed that the yield
Of wheat in Great Britain does not exceed
5000, COO quarters. There 10 q fne yield OF
barley, but fine mailing grade is very
scarce. Wheat has fallen one shilling.
Foreign wheats are firm az the decrease of
Indian shipments balance the large Ameri-
can crop. Barley is six pence dearer. Oats
and corn are steady. To-day English wheat
was steady, the fine American advanced
shilling. ordinary American is six
pence higher. Flour is Elk pence dearer.
Barley and corn are firm, oats three pence
higher. linseed six pence higher"
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HELP

AGENTS. WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.
"A old and young, SIS to 3d. per day easily mads
silver. nickel. cooper and brass plating. that Is
warranted to wear for years. on every class Of
metal. tableware, iewelrv. etc. Light and easily
Can be carried by hand with ease from house tn
house. same az grip ssok or sacheL Agents are
making money rapidly. They sell to Almost
Cheap. durable. simple and within the reach Of
every one. Plates almost instantly. equal to the
finest new work. Send Tor circulars. etc. Qaeen
Louis. LII.
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Torr's PILLS sure constipation and pile
A Follower of DIR. Briggs.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Gin oinnati
presbytery to-day formally arraigned Rev.
Henry B. Smith, professor in Lane Theo-
logical seminary, on the cha Re OF erroneous
teachings and fixed four weeks from to- day
for him to answer or plead to the charges.
The accusation against Prof. Smith is SIM
liar to that against DIR. b ipgs.
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ATHENS, Oct. 1.-THE Greek minister
and all other Greek Diplomats and consuls
have been recalled from Roumania because
of the Roumanian governments seizure of
the enormou fortune left by a Greek mer-
chant for the promotion of husbandry and
manufactures in Greece. j.
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NOTICE TO rcREDIToRs-rsrATE OF

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. nd
ministrator with @ VII annexed OF the estate
of William n. iiliwip. deceased, to the credit
ors Of, aud all persons having claims against the
said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first puh-
heation OF this notice, to the said administrator
with the will annexed, nj tho law Office OF Mas
sena Billiard. room 8, Gold block. Helena, Mon
tans, the same being tho place for the transac.
ton of the business Of said estatein the county of
Lewis and Clarke.
WILLIAM d. SMITH.
tate of William N. Baldwin, deceased,
Dated Got. {, 1882.
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Columbus Day In Cuba,

HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE parade held here
yesterday as part Of the fetes in honor Of
the Columbian anniversary was very i'm
posing. 1t lasted from two to nine O'Clock.
The entire city is in gala attire. Many
Americans witnessed the display.
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WANTED - MANUFACTURERS AGENT
w for our new preparation G~oldengloss. q
liquid gold enamel; large quantities sold to dry
goods stores. stationers. hardware dealers. pain
stores AMI other trades The only preparation
can be washed with soap and water: makes a
finish on any surface equal to the finest gold
leaf: sold in 2s and 30 ceat bottles and in bulk.
H. Nythe d Co.. 2s9 Main street, Orange, N. j.
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Cakes Report Approved

NEW YORK, Dot. 1.-THE directors of the
Northern Pacific, at a meeting t. to-day. APP
proved the report of President Cakes to be
submitted to the stockholders on Thurs
day. No figures were given out.
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Great Northern directors

ST. PAUL. Oct. 1.-THE stockholders of
the Great Northern railway to-day elected
II. II. Schiff and Z. Z. Nichols, of New
York, and Donald A. Smith. of Montreal,
directors for tn go years. Later the direc-
tors reelected the old officers,
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Swansea Conner Works.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-It is announced that
owing to increased competition the bust
ness of the important copper works of
Pascoe & Grefell. at Swansea, established a
century ago, will be wound up.
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Overcome in u Mine.

PALERMO, Oct. 17.-Six mine rs were over
by choke damp in a nine to-day.
Two gendarmes and a woman, who at
tempted to rescue the miners, were also
overcome. All persisted.
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THE MARX ELS.
STOCKS.

New YORK, Oct. 17.-Bar silver s6A.
Copper-Quiet; steady; lake, $11.6Oa11.75.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, 50. 9O14.05.
Activity in the stock market was still main
tanned. Chicago gas advanced Ia, Distillers q,
Burlington IA, Illinois Central 1a: remainder
of list "A to q, while Union Tactic lost 1 per
cent. Louisville & Nashville 1hs, Electric /. The
close was weak for railways, industrials firm
with some concessions.
Governments-Strong.
ber cIosed 5OaLc
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the best Liver PHI ever made, and 9 prompt
and effective remedy for Sick Headache,
Bilious Headache, Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements Of the
stomach, liver and bowels, They cleanse
and renovate the system, quietly but thor
they don't upset It, like the cld-fashioned
pills. These arc purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. One "Pelletn a dose.
They're tho easiest to take, and the mildest
in op~eration--the smallest in size, but the
most efficient in their work.
They're tho cheapest pill you can buy, be-
cause they're guaranteed to give ~satisfac-
ton, or your money is returned.
You only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask more?
That's the peculiar plan all DR.. Pierce's
medicines are sold on.
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Independent Agents.

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT IS
or sale by the following news.
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Resigned From the Canadian Cabinet.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 1.-THE resignation
from the cabinet of Minister Of the Interior
Dewdney, to accept the lieutenant govern
orship of British Columbia, and calling Il.
M. DAILY, M. p, of Selkirk, to the vacan.
seat, is officially announced.
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,vember closed 5O3so.
Closing

Money On call fl. IN. CLOSED offered 5 per cent.
frime, paper 50b. Sterling exchange weak;
~slxty-day bills, $+s6; demand. Si.SB.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
In Geo, Oct. H. Catt!e-keeeipt#. %, 900;
steady on best grtdes, others lower best ma
tlves, ~. QUO $50: other -. 81. 65M4 so: Texans,
Il 50a2 50; packers. s.. S1U3.25.
Hogs--ieceip1s, Il, 900; higher; rough and com
mon, SL.SJ@5.l5; mixed and packers, 81. $50
a45; prime heavy and butchers weights, $3.50
al. 70.
Sheep-Receipts 8. 1000: higher; owes. 90, 25a4. 50;
mixed. S4.299i.75, westerns, SL20a4.55.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Get. l7.-Closing- Wheat-Firm;
cash, I29Bc; December. T5ic.
torn-l irm; ca h. 42c: December. 423$c.
Cats-firm: cash, 29h4c; November. &c.
Pork-tirm ctfh, SlL9C; January. So. 22n.
Lard irm; cab, $50; January, SI45.
Ribs Firm; cash, so 37h; january, S6.82R.
Earley-G0c.
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WANlED-ENERGETIC MEN AS SALES
w men; free prepaid outfit; one of our agents
has carmel over S2o,u00 in five years. z. o. Box
1871, New York.
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pROPOSALS-SEALED BIDS ARE INVITED
for grading about 800 feet of the county
road near " wood Siding on the Montana entrsl
railway IN FrlcKly Fear cany on, Grade to hn We
a rock wall on side next the creek, 10 bs eight
feet wide on top. Lids to be addressed to the
uldersigned. to be received until Oct 20, 1892.
by order of the board.
]. S. TOOKER, Clerk.
Helena. Montana. Oct. !. 1892.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
- nual meeting of the board and members OF
the Working Woman's Home for the election OF
the board for the ensuing year and for the trans
action of such business az nay come before the
boar d will be held at Mrs. Hilmnn's. Brecken-
ridge street. Oct. 81, 1892.
DELLA A. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN IS
w news agents on Northern Pacific railroad;
must have security. Inquire at news office.
Northern Pacific depot.
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SITUATION WANTED - A WIDOW
- wsnts a situation to keen house in q widow
er's family. Can give good references. Address
Mrs. A, II. this office.
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MANTED-CONThACTONS ATTENTION
w 500 teams wanted to work on the Butte,
Anaconda Il Pacific railroad. Apply to Toole d
IWohy. Butte OF Anaconda.
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wv ANIEp-TU KEEL HOUSE FOR A Wild
w over of means by q middle-aged widow.
Address Widow, Independent Office.
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SITUATION WANTED ANY KIND OF
work; not cooking, by a respectable young
person. Address h. Milson, this Office.
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w ANTED-hELIABLE PERMANENT MAN;
$aCO first year; stamp and references.
MORRIS" care this paper.
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WANTED-COOK. q EDWARDS STREET;
w ranc hman, all winters job. $50 a month;
/ barber, $25 a week; 8 ranchmen, SIS and board.
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HELP

WANTED-MEN WISHING TO WORK FOt
w Il. L. Greenoueh. west OF Missoula on the
Nor; hern Pacific railroad can get free passes by
applying at Sanders agency. Helena avenue,
n. p. depot.
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MINNESOTA.

wilbur Tebbils. ....... Merchants Hotel, st. Paul
WsllArd 8. Dennir ....,.... Hotel Ryau, St Ps,j
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SITUATION W~ANTED-AS BOOKKEEPBR,
~ manager or help in dry. goods store or any
position of trust. Address r. L.. this office.
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.. .H. .N..-"".
Keep ont dis
ease by keeping
In healthy action
the liver, stom-
ach and bowels.
There's a pleas
amt and a sure
way of doing it.
It's with DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant
pelletS Thav'ra
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
q, c. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San Francisco
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ntIP NTED FEMAL

HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED-COOK, 81 EDWARDS STREET;
w 1 girl general homework. $50.
WANT D-tiIRL FOR GtNERAL HOUSE,
work at 621 Spruce street.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d Son ...,.......a 29 Sixteenth ST., Denver
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head three times
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SITUATIONS UANTED-MALE.
Advertisements unuer this head three time;
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NOTICE. OF STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING
he annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the liome Building and Loan association, of
Helena, for the election of trustees to serve for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of
otter business. will he held at the Office of tho
. ISOLATION at eight y. m. saturday, Oct. ~,
1sg2. a. j. STEELE fecretarv
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SUMMoNs.-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district OF the state OF
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis and
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTINas.

Clear. bright, pleasant day yesterday.
Another artesian well is being sunk at
the Preble House.
The regular monthly clam supper was
held at the Portland Clubs rooms last
night.
ssLinc'' Daniels Is mounting hand
some deers head for Garrett Schanks Of
Rumford Falls.
It is reported that Portland people are
trying to buy the Biddeford Pool steamer
J. Z. Furber.
phe match between the Vancouver
and Westbrook teams at Westbrook
Saturday resulted in draw.
Mrs. Stowen has got her little girl
back, who was taken from her by it's
father and placed in his sisters charge,
on Green street.
Deputies Sterling and aoold made
seizures at 1. A. Sweetsir's, corner of
Green street and Potter's Lane, and at
Michael Mulkern's on Fore street.
1t is reported that on the land recently
purchased by Bishop Healy on Mellen
street will be erected small church for
the use of Catholics at the West End.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13
1T COMES HIGH.
This Is What Dominion Line Oficials Say
About the Quarantins-Probably Few
More Immigrants VIII Be Brought to
This Port.

The officials of the steamship compa-
MES are feeling very FESTIVE over the
costs which the quarantine and the fun :
igation of the immigrants are imposing
upon them. Thus far the Allan line
have not brought any large number and
the bills have not been all made up, SO
they are not beginning to reflect so Sc
riously upon the costs. But the Domin-
ion line have had an expensive taste OF
what the quarantine means. The Nj
indian brought but 10 immigrants whe n
she arrived the other day, but it cost the
company sos to get those 10 landed, or
over $40 each. The officials are rather
FESTIVE at this expense, and declare that
it is uncalled for when they are bringing
no people from infected countries. 1t is
understood that the Dominion line have
determined to bring no more immigrants
to this port, as they think it will be
cheaper to pay the fares by rail from
Halifax of such as may be booked for
this port. Although the Allan people
have not considered the subject SO seri-
ously, yet it seems likely that they will
come to the same conclusion.
All the costs which are complained Of
are not made by the city directly. The
board of health make charge of $50
for the fumigation and cleansing of IS
orless people, and then at the rate of 81
head for all additional. The trans
porting of the passengers from quaran-
tine costs about $50 for the hire of the
boat, and then there is the $15 fee of the
United States Inspector. When all these
bills are paid it cost the company pretty
high for the few immigrants who are
brought to Portland. AS the fares
across the Atlantic are not over $40, the
cost of the quarantine here wipes out a
good share of this sum.
The Dominion officials think that the
cost of quarantine ought to be borne by
the national government, as it is done in
England and Canada.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13
ORGANIC UNION.
The Methodist Ministers Have No sympa
thy with Bishop Fosters Book.

At the meeting of Methodist ministers
at the Y. M. c. A. rooms yesterday
morning the following resolutions rela-
tive to volume by Bishop r. S. Foster
of the Methodist Episcopal church upon
the Organic Union of Methodist Episco-
pal Churches were unanimously adopted:
Resoloed, That as a ministers meeting we
have no sympathy with the aninus OF Bishop
Fosters book on Organic Union OF Episcopal
Methodism so far as it touches the separation
of our colored conferences.
Resolved. That we hereby declare cur unfal-
tering loyalty to the principles which have al,
ways, governed the Methodist Episcopal
churches regarding our. brother in black.
Resotced, That we emphatically repudiate
any form of union between our Episcopal Meth
disms which would tend to introduce and fos-
ter any spirit of sectionalsm in onr church. or
to discriminate among her members on account
of race or condition.
Resolved, That we hereby express our Pro-
found sorrow that our beloved bishop was so
unwise as to publish such views as are con-
tanned in his book on the exclusion OF our col
ored brethren, and we pray that God may over
rule all his suggestions to the g0od OF the col
ored man and tor the glory OF God.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13

Bark Kate, of Portland, from Appam,
w. G. A., for Marseilles, with palm ker-
nels, arrived out Nov. 18th leaky,
also with loss of jib, flying jib and main
staysail. The crew were more or less
suffering from African fever. On the
21st survey was held, aud recommended
that her bottom be first examined by
divers in order to discover the leak, if
possible, but should this measure fail, to
discharge about one-half of cargo for
further examination. A report of
Nov. 29th states that the leak had been
stopped.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13
A Lively Runaway.


Yesterday noon pair Of spirited
horses, belonging to Mr.. Peleg Barker,
and attached to a double carriage, took
fright on Middle street and became I'M
manageable. Miss Eddy, niece Of Mr..
Barker's, was in the carriage at the time.
The driver steered the horses around the
corner of Middle and Exchange streets,
and into an express team. The
shock of the collision threw the horses
down, broke the pole and bent the
dasher. Miss Eddy and the driver step
ped out of the carriage neither suffering
any injury. It was skilful work on the
part of the driver and narrow escape
for Miss Eddy and himself.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13
PERSONAL.

A. E. Morrison Of Rumford Falls is at
the Falmouth.
g Captain McNichol of the Numidian is
at the Falmouth.
Alderman Tolman is out again but has
not fully recovered.
Harbor Master Began has recovered
from his recent illness.
w. P. Woodruff of Salt Lake City ar
rived at the Falmouth last evening.
A. G. Waite, of F. A. Smith & Co., is
rapidly recovering from his late Illness.
Hon. George M. Warren Of Castine
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Boston.
]. A. Parker of Bangor and George B.
STAPLES of Canton were at the Falmouth
yesterday.
Mr.. William Adie will leave for Ma
tanzas, Cuba, Wednesday, where he will
pass the winter.
Miss Kate Vannah, the talented must
cal composer, and her father were in the
city over Sunday, the guests Of Hon. and
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Jr.
Mr.. John Ostman, chief officer Of the
large three masted schooner Grace Da-
Wis, and Mrs. Ostman entertained about
so friends at the Adams House Saturday
evening.
Horatio Gates Herrick, for ~ years
sheriff Of Essex county, Massachusetts,,
has been rendered co mphmentary din
ner in recognition Of his long and hon
orable service by ex-Chief Justice Lin
coin b. Brigham and other members of
the Essex Bar. Mr.. Herrick is a native
Of Maine and graduate of Bowdoin in
the class Of 1874.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-13
President van Horne TALKS.

President Van Horne has repeated to
a Boston reporter his remarks made re-
Gently to the Boston Merchants Club.
Mr.. Van Horne said:
ssSigns indicate movement, I need
not say from what source, toward re-
strictive measures against Canadian rail-
ways, matter which deeply concerns
the merchants of Boston. This is against
Canadian railways, because they are not
subject to the interstate commerce law.
As matter of fact the Canadian rail-
ways are subject to the interstate COM
merce law when handling state traffic or
international traffic, as are the railways
of the United States. In my opinion we
observe it more strictly than the Ameri-
can lines. Considerable color is given to
this indicated movement against Cana
dian railways by what President Harri-
son said in his message, seeming to
think that the Canadian lines were TAX
ing advantage of the American lines.
sAs to my business here, it is mainly
to arrange with the Boston & Maine for
the reorganization of the South Eastern
railroad running from Farnham on our
owned partly by the Boston & Maine
and partly by the Canadian Pacific. For
some time back the road has been In the
hands Of trustees. 1t is the connecting
link between the two roads. The rela-
lions between the Boston & Maine and
Canadian Pacific are very friendly.
There is not even a contract between us
in regard to the use of the Boston &
Names tracks for our freight. 1t is
simply of mutual benefit. There is no
need of a great combine"
The new tariff for the interchange of
freight between the Reading Boston and
Maine and New York & New England
went into effect yesterday, and is likely
to have some effect upon the earnings of
the Central Massachusetts, and Fitch
burg roads.