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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
TIE SILVER CERTIFIoATEs.

Now, my couurymrn, when we adopted the
present measure did this what We had not done
bcforc We put Tint silver in the Treasury ana issued
our certificate. called silver certificates. for the
market value Of that silver, that behind every
dollar oil those certificates Is one dollars worth OF
silver In gold And yet. my countrymen. | have
seen in "A New lurk paper a fhlsihcatiOn of this
statement. 80 q, to mace it appear that there
ma ore silver behind silver certificates ihln 81
,,in- 81 silver We have about 800 grain Of silver
Iriud every silver certificate. and now rcdrcnablr
uunn 4 gold ba. s every dollar Of outstan ling pa per
money in existence. say, too, that this LA, gone
f,r enough. my countrymcu. We must not cndangr.
our whole system Of currency In our delr" 10 protect
nny partie unr Interest in the West. And, ! say. If
zee can do nOtlhn. else must repeal the law
Of 1880 ihld authorize the Treasury 10 sell silver
and buy gold IL necessary to maintain the gold
standard, and IN that way We can utilize all thi,
silver
Now YOU know, my cOunirvmen, that II President
Ilnrrio Is elected mpplausel YOU know that II any
nee coinage Of silver measure PASSES It will meet
the prompt and hearty veto Of benjamin Harrison
(Appnusc can any man In TIL, great audience
say that Of Cleveland have heard it sine, /
have been here whispered In nv ear oh Clcve-
land will never ALLOW That But he f. hound a. a
man OF honor Ia stand 10y his platform. H. IN, no
right 10 run for President of the United STATES n
he win not stand upon his platform lie wouli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
THE DANGER THAT THREATENS.

MY countrymen, reverse this policy. Do what
our Democratic friends say they intend to do. Repeal
these protective laws. Bring the laborlng man down
to tho hard and close competition with lab0rcrs in
England and ireland. and scotland. I'm Germany ana
In France. and all the countries Of Europe. Is that
what they want, and yet pretend TO be the friends
OF the people, Do they want to break down these
Industries started In the race1 And yet. my
countrymen If this Democratic policy Is adopted that
will be the result. And IL Is for that have no
interest in any Of these Questions. none whatever.
| am only Interested for the common good OF ALT
to take the control and final decision OF this matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
GLASSES oF rREE.TRApEEs.

don't know ANYBODY that Is Interested In Free
Trade except three classes. The first class Is the
very wealthy. who are not producers, who receive
their coupons and thciy interest. and 1--we on the
luxurc, Of life and the fat Of the land. They have
no Interest In the protective policy. because mos, of
the articles they buy luNirc- made abroad Then
there l. another rla,,-th0-c who are engaged Ia
foreign commerce. Mot Of these men belong To the
Free Trade party, but tell them that If they Will
only let this protective policy alone wc Will give
them American good, - trade In, and they Will make
none money than they do now. tApplauscJ The
hind class what are known dude. (Lauchicr)
They 90 with IN" fashions, and the fashion, arc
cstcd In Free Trade. Md / might add "A fourth elias
and that /, the great BODY Of southern planter. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11

49,. no. go, COT over their trouble about the war
,,Tn would HE To 20 back and fight those ualucs
,"r acain Iut they Will get over that ms poh, y
il ronr 10 confer greater benefits on the SCUM ' ,i
,7n any other portion Of the country LoVN at ~
lama with it, ore; and yet senator from I, t
Stnfe in nv presence, said he did not know Dul " l'
. ra. a mi. ortunc that they had discovered llou u'
IN Alabama because the effect had been TO rnac We
xo reS ~ te men who raised cotton and that WASH
~ ,or the south. Nalghier) But the tlmo VIII
- whcn their iron ore, and their coal ana otner
minerals will be- worth even more IMAM l,cl uoo'V
y,iI make it into manufactured goods ana sehu 1t
broad and sell It. (Appausc)
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

THE great increase in the local cir
.,lation Of The WORLD makes this
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t;s;,,e. medium in this section. It is
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nished free atthis Office or its branches.
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rEsSsrLyAsIa ODDITIES.

All Lancaster is bowling because Of
lightweight ice.
A horse knocked Jesse Wolf, of Co
lumbia, TO the ground and then tram
pied him to death.
Ascaffolding broke. pitching Samuel
Harry, Of Palmyrs, from the top Of a
church steeple and breaking his neck.
Henry Diffenback, who lives on a
farm near Lancaster, has had his SON
Emory arrested for working on Sun
day.
Burdened with three score and ff-
teed years, Catharine Schlabach, of
Easton, cut her head nearly off with q
butcher knife.
A strange species of beetle is eating
| up all the potato bugs at Shonesville,
Berks County, greatly to the delight Of
the farmers.
The Lancaster Court yesterday con
tinued the argument to quash the in.
dictment against the Prothonotary,
Register and ex-Recorder Of the county
flor taking Illegal fees.
/ DIR. John Montgomery, of Chambers
burg, has issued neat volume giving
history of the Medical Society o
Franklin County and interesting
sketches Of It's early practitioners
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AN OLD Law.

The dueerest of the ancient laws
that have been allowed to remain mn
repealed in the District Of Columbia is
one which makes it crime to deny
belief in the Holy Trinity, and fixes
the punishment at imprisonment. II
that law was suddenly put into force
to-day it would cause a lively agita-
ton. 1t was on the books when John
Quincy Adams was president of the
United States, and he was pronounc-
ed Unitarian. Every Sunday he would
60 to the little Unitarian church
dow on Sixth Street and lead in the
singing. There was strange spec
tacle during all that administration Of
the president of the United States liv-
ing in open violationof the law.
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Princess OF .rAf,sfrs

LONDON, Jare "a. /" There are very
persistent e.nd painful rumors ii this
city VIA regard to the health Of Prin-
cess Of Wales. It Is openly asserted he
mind has become affected since the loss
Of her favorite son.
She is reported to be possessed at
certain times with the firm conviction
that the Duke Of Clarence il not really
dead but merely hidden away some-
where and at snch moments she spends
hours both by night and BY day in
wandering about from room to room
in hope Of finding the spot where he
Is concealed Z
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cnEArEn 4 scKNE.

a citizen under the influence q Id
nor accompanied BY his little SON was
stopped BY officer Weddle II noon to-
day al the instance 81 its mother who
feared the child would meet with IN
juries. 50 rapidly was the father driv-
ing. Officer weddle acted promptly
and the man soon alighted but a dis
tressing scene was enacted which need
not be told here.
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VIRGINIA SNAP SHOTS.

At the marriage Of Henry Rick and
Annie Mills, as Highland Springs,
seven brothers of the groom acted as
ushers.
Mrs. George N. Gillespie, Of Buck
ingham county, after partaking Of a
hearty dinner, drank glass Of ice
water. This produced cramp, from
the effect Of which she died.
James A. Walker, Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans, of Pulaski, will cele-
brate the anniversarytof. the first bat
tie of Manassas, in which many Of its
members received their baptism Of
fire, = on July p,
George Bauer, well-known baker
Of Alexandria, died very suddenly. &c
was up early attending to receiving a
carload of wood, after which he went
into the dining-room complaining Of
some internal pain about the heart and
died in few minutes.
David Naylor, young farmer Of
Clarington was brutally beaten to
death with clubs and stones by a doz
en- Slav and Polish miners. They then
placed his body on the railroad track,
= : H . 2
and it was run over by train and cut
to pieces. He had been involved in a
quarrel with several of the miners neal
Wheeling.
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roRalnR rIRsr Lady.

Letitia Tyler semple, daughter Of
ex-Presldent Tyler and formerly -
lady Of the White House il now, al
50, a friendless, pennless inmate ofthe
Corcoran Home for aged women, in
Washington. Almost in sight Of tho
old home, where she was courtcd and
feted in the days Of her youth and
bellehood, she sits and awaits the end
with her grief and her memories for
company.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

Della stephens, child Of Jas. aud
Sadie Stephens, formerly Of this place,
died in Baltimore on the 22nd, aged |
year, Z months and IL days. The
parents with the corps arrived in This
city on the 1:30 train yesterday. From
the depot the funeral proceeded 10
Green Hill Cemetery where the burial
services were conducted ny Rev. ] r.
Ridenour.
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REPORTERS NosEGAY.
snap shot. !. Home ana SslrnDorinE

snap shots nc Home ana NeighD0ring
News.
The Statesman has swung a hand
some Cleveland and Stevenson banner
to the breeze.
Watermelons and canteloupes made
their appearance. Mr.. j. l. Mcdonald
was the first to receive an consign-
ment.
The degree Of Doctor Of Divinity
was conferred upon Rev. A. NJ. Cack-
ley Of Trinity N. E. Church, South,
this city, at the last closing exercises
Of Washington and Lee University.
DR.. Cackley is deservedly popular in.
Martinsburg, and his many friends
congratulate him.
Last evening Mr.. a. S. Goulden,
picture frame dealer on North Queen
Street, went to the country without
taking in the engravings which he ex-
hibits. Returning late he discovered
that they were missing and this morn
ing was agreeably surprised to find
them at the City Hall where they had
been taken BY the very thoughtfnl and
kind police.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
COMPULSORY SCHOOL Law.

We need greater per cent. of atten.
dance in our schools in West Virginia.
Compulsory attendance will get this.
We need thorough revision Of our
school laws. They should give more
power to school officers, and make ex.
aminations uniform throughout the
State. We need men as officers who
are not opposed to the free school sys.
tenn. Some say, .You take away our
liberty, America is free country
In answer, I will say that liberty does
not consist in doing what you desire,
if that desire is wrong, that is bar.
barism; but it does consist IN permit
ting you to do that which is right to
yourself, your family, your neighbors,
and your country. That ignorance is
wrong no rational person will attempt
to deny. Therefore, we must right
this wrong by compelling parents to
educate their children when the means
are within their reach. Let us use our
influence towards the passage of such
"a law in this State. Let West Vir-
ginia place herself in line with twenty
seven other States in our Union BY
passing a compulsory attendance law,
and ere long she can truthfully ex-
claim, "Montani semper hben. - EdEca-
tional Necs.
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PERsoNAL MENTION.
your friend. oomlnr ami doing

. Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr.. j. S. Trammel il visiting friends
in Williamsport. Md.
Mr.. Jno. Lemen has returned to his
old position with Mr.. II. Herring
Father aicvery, 81 staunton, Va,
attended the commencement last night
and delivered an address.
Miss Lille Herring, Of Martinsburg.
w. Va, Is expected on Friday next.
Whilst here she viii be the guest Of.
Mrs. A. L. Stier Frederick Nsrss
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il WEST VIRGINIA.

Politicians are very seldom person
al enemies was the remark of Bal
timore banker yesterday evening as he
chatted with correspondent in the
corridor of the Gilsey house. You
newspaper men would have them at
logerheads in their private as well as
their public life. I'll just tell you
something. There is charming little
cottage on the heights above the Elk
Garden coal mine in West Virginia,
where spent one Of the pleasantest
weeks of my existence, and in our
party was j. G., Blaine, Thomas F..
Bayard, Senator Henry G.. Davis, his
son-in-law, S. B. Elkins, and Cover
nor Hamilton of Maryland.
1T was free and easy party. We
were all up there to inspect new
coal hole which had been opened near
Fort Pendleton. For the week which
i enjoyed in the company of these
men u think the word politics was
left out of their Eocahularies. Be
tween Blaine and Bayard it was Jim
and Tom, and Steve Elkins was the
life of party and used to keep the
gruff old Governor Hamilton IN con-
s.snt At Of pigples. Politicians don't
carry their politics around with them
as a rule.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
JUsTIcE McKEE,s coURr.

State of w. Va. VS. Isaac Moore,
charged with stealing clock from Mary
E. Bailey. Found guilty. Fined ter
dollars and committed to jail for TWEEN
ty days.
State Of W. Va. vs.. Allen shipley
Jas. w. Snyder and Louis Miller, pre-
sented for trepassipg and injurinG
personal property six miles west Of thi
city.
Gave bond for court.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY

Samples Of Worlds Fair exhibits
may be imported without payment Of
duty.
Nearly $4,000, 900 have been drawn
from Uncle Sans purse this month for
pensions.
The revolution in Brazil has been
pronounced hoax By the English
ministers there.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
.beliel that 10 vim suecess Il ! onl,

belief that to win success it is only
necessary to persistently and honestly
advocate these principles.
Differences OF opinion and judy
ment in Democratic conventions are
BY no means unwkolesome indications,
but it is hardly conceivable in view Of
the importance Of our success to the
country and to the party that there
shonld be anywhere among Democrats
any lack Of harmonious and active eff
fort 10 win in the campaign which
opens before us. ] have, therefore. no
concern on that subject.
- II will certainly be my constant
endeavor to deserve the support Of
every Democrat.
Mr.. Cleveland was tired out when
the news Of the total Of the balloting
reached him Joseph Jefferon depart
ed at $3.50 o'clock from Gray Gables.
Mrs. Cleveland went to bed AT 4
o'clock. and when the nominee Of the
Democratic party sought his chamber
ii was nearly 5.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
AXLE nRoKEN.

The report that a wreck occurred on
the B. & q. railroad this morning is
incorrect. An axle Of engine No. 526
broke at cpnchman,s curve. No trains
were detained thereby.
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PRICE. 8 CENTS.
CHARTERS GRANTED.

A certificate Of incorporation was
issued yesterday to "The Hendricks
Company, Limited, Of Hendricks.
Tucker county. W. Va, with capital
Of $4,000. Shares are 300 each and
are held by Jacob E Polling, and four
Others Of Hendricks, w. Va.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

Postmaster Ghares p. Doty, Of Nor
walk, Conn, has been dismissed for a
discrepancy in his accounts, and his
distributing clerk, VIM. Alexander,
arrested for opening registered letters.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

At the table with his wife and chill
dren George Alsdorfer cut his throat
fatally in Williamsburg, n, \.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
B 4 Q. EXCURSION RATES.

From July 1st TO 4th inclusive the
q .. R, r. Will sell tickets from all
iftlons East of the Ohio river at great
sAAfedneed rates. Tickets will be good
aauETeturn journey until July 9th in
sa5lve. For detailed particulars as to
'a'Ns apply 10 nearest B. & @. Agent.
Y A6-2l-4t.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT
llne Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five thousand Readers.

s,.,,.t ous. Help Wanted. For Sale, For
p.nt. Lost, Found, strayed or stolen, To
nv sell or Exchange Whatever Your
want. Make IL Known in This Column.
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IN Umbrella Trust has secured an
optioA on . tract at Lancaster, on
, ~nlen p construct a plant TO employ
1000 people.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT
GENERAL lDLAI E. STEVENSON Of
ILLINOIS.
TAMMANY MAKES HIS SoMISATioN
UNANIMOUS THE CONVENTIONS
WORK FINISHED.

CHICAGO, June "a. Isaac Tusey
Gray, Of Indiana; Gen. Adlai Steven
son, of Illinois, and Allen B. Morse, Of
Michigan, had been put in nominal
ton in the afternoon session Of the
convention yesterday, when the thun-
der storm which has washed ont Chi
cage three or four times in every
twenty-four hours this week burst
upon the wigwam.
The noise Of the storm put step
for the moment to speeches, and the
interval was occupied with singing the
Cleveland refrain. The band played.
and the delegates and galleries joined
in the chorus. The thunder ratified
and the lightning flashed IN accom-
paniment to the mighty rise Of voices.
General Bragg put in nomination
Representative Mitchell, of Wisconsin,
making four nominations in all.
/ FLOCkING TO STEVENSON.
The call Of the roll was watched with
Intense care, as it looked at the begin
ming that there would be choice on thu
first ballot Delegations which hat
been solid on the nomination for Presi
| dent split up and scattered in reckless
variety. 1t was certain no combina
ton had been formed. Tamman,
sought its revenge on Indiana by cast
ing its y votes for Gen. Stevenson
Montana cast five votes for Bourk,
| Cochran, in apparent ignorance Of tn
fact of his ineligibility, not being I
native born citizen,
i Before the4-xote was announce
Iowa, which had giveu Henry Waiter
son twenty-six votes, changed ther
Ito General Stevenson. Montana fol
lowed with its vote.
4 Then ensued one Of those scenes 70
4 which all We're totally unprepared-i
spontaneous rush from all quarters t
change for General Stevenson. On
hour before large odds would hav
been given on Ex-Governor Gray
Now his cause was going down Xix
ice before the hot rays Of the sur
The Indiana delegation, which ha
i come in with such high hopes, san
! into the depths of despair.
u Tammany was getting somereveng
t afterall. II was not due, however, t
any superior generalship. 1t was n
more, as said, than one of those stan
pedes engineered by no one. and whic
Z can only be likened to the act Of
II flock of sheep. But no better nomina
ton could have been made, and all
, lwell that ends well.
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THE ADJOURNMENT. /

The usual resolution of thanks to
officers were passed and the national
committee notifications were made.
Gen. Patrick A. Collins, Of Massachu-
sets, then took the platform and
moved that the democratic national
committee should at the next national
convention provide accommodations
only for the delegates, alternates, the
press, the national committee and for
no others. This was demanded in
view Of the gallery Interruptions that
are possible and have been demon
strated. The resolution was before
the house when one of the electric arc
lamps fell among the delegates and a
stampede was imminent for short
time. No harm, however, was done.
The Collins resolution, after the con-
fusion subsidized, was referred to the
executive committee Of the new ma
tional committee with affirmative
Recommendation. AT 500 the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

TT Il rather early TO talk about fall dress
goods but the other day we placed an impor-
fafinn order for ourfall dress goods, We are now
jmnortine our dress goods and as ittakes about
two months for the order to go and the goods
10 return across the ocean they will be here the
latter uart Of August. This gives rs great adj
VANTAGE as we do away with the jbbbers profit
md handle them direct ourselves and again we
can give you all the latest Paris effects, not
rvinr for 4 year and sell to the retailers as new
ana desirable goods. EMMETT y FIERY.
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AT sTEvENsoS's HONE.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June q. The
news Of the nomination Of Hon. A. E.
Stevenson was received here few
minutes after the action Of the CON
vention. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed throughout the entire county
among the people of all parties, the
Democrats almost going wild over the
honor bestowed on Bloomington's IA.
vorite son.
1t had hardly become generally
known when tile telegraph Office wa.
besieged by prominent citizens has
tening to send their congratulations
The people have begun arrangements
for an elaborate greeting upon the ar
rival Of the nominee for Vice-Presi
kdent home from the convention.
i A reporter carried the news to til,
Stevenson residence, where the great
est JOY prevailed. This news sal
| Mrs. Stevenson, lis indeed a. grea
and pleasant surprise to me. 1t wa
unexpected on our part here at home
as Mr.. Stevenson said nothing Of an
such probability when leaving to Al
tend the convention. True, we ha
noticed the many press comments upo
the probability Of his nomination, bu
built no hopesupon them.n
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7 nQN 7 forget only s5cents to frame Christ
oalSt ALBERT Art Co. Z
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ryyyXXXxxXCUSE us Xtolling the Keel
\ lence Of our Exceptionally Xquisite and
xxSailaratine Xhibit as we don't xtort Xorbitant
yss therby Xhausting or discriminating your
ScheGrier. for popular fayors such as Pine
nile Vanilla Chocolate, Banana, and Orange
lie. prevail at the Booming blooming Ice
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24
CLEVELAND TOUCHED.

BuzzARDs BAY, Mass, June a..
At 4:3O yesterday morning Mr.. Cleve-
land, through Governor Russell. sent
from Gray Gables the following state
ment to the press
~ should certainly be chargeable
with dense insensibility if / were not
profoundly touched by this new proof
Of the confidence and trust ofthe great
party to which belong and whose
mandates claim my loyal obedience.
II am confident that our fellow,
country-men are ready to receive with
approval the principles Of true Demo-
crazy, and l cannot rid myself of the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

DREMIUM PICTURES, Christ before PLATE, :
given by THE WORLD will be framed, IL
brought in this month, at the very low prices OF
IS cts, 50 cts, IS cts and S100 according TO
STYLE frame ALBERT Art Co.
q COST over l.. NJ. Hoke's store.
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CLos1SG OUT.

Ne are now closing ont our stock of SEmmer
Millinery. regardless eli cost. This is q rare
still with us, win take pleasure II showing you
through EMyERT & FIERY
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NoFis.
To Sundy Skool Teechers-O Oxford Bibles only
30 cents at c. P. HERRING'S Book Sale.
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MID summer Dress Fabrics, In al the cool,
vi light, gauZy goods, a new line just re-
ceiyed; SO IL You want to keep cool call and get
one of anr mid summer dresses. and glass of
ice water EMMETT FIERY.
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TINE RUSH for cARMENCITA chawing gum
l. still.continues at BROWNS Confectionery.
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oUls E. BROWN has nice baskets ct fruits
~ at astenishingly low prices Leave your
order early and avoid the rush.