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Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-04
"I suffered 8 years

From woman's early trou.
bles.
al could find no permanent
relief until, one year ago, /
tried Lydia E. PankEam's Tcg-
eka6As Con1boxzsa. Relief then
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-04

A herd of nine camels, the relic Of an
importation made by the government
twenty years ago, has lately been seen by
prospectors In the mountains of Arizona.
1t was thought that these animals would
be useful for military purposes, but the
sharp stones of our plains rendered them
footsore and useless, 80 Uncle Sam aban-
doned the camel industry and turned them
loose. Some five years ago the claim on
the animals was bought up by company
who captured about three hundred of them
for importation to Australia, and the
small herd now existing are some that es-
capped into the mountains at that time.
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came with it
almost irnne.
diately, and at
this time | am
a well woman.
" l absolutely
know, not only
by my own
experience,but
by others also,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-04

Squire Garrvin, of Memphis, recently
had before him q case of family row In
which was involved the alleged theft on
the part of one tribe of a number of geese,
property of the other tribe. The defend
ant tribe had nine points of law on their
side. because they had the geese, but the
prosecution made out such good case
that the squire decided to let the geese give
their evidence. So court was adjourned to
tie river side, the geese In dispute were
AIKEN blind folded from the corral, plscad
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-04

that this is a harmless and sure
remedy for:-
aIrregularity, suppressed or
painful menstruations, weak
nessvof the stomach, sick head
ache, and female complaints
generally. There is no need of
SO much female suffering.
Here is the remedy. 1t is
wicked not to accept the
relief it will bring" Mrs.
J. II. Rfee, Florence, KY
An druggists sell it. Address in confidence,
LYDIA E PrsKHAM MED. Co. LYsus, Mass.
Mrs. RinkhaInss Liver RuLs, 25 csztx.-
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ton whether the highest peak In the State
of Washington should be called Mount
Tacoma or Mount Rainier. The latter is
the name used in the standard aliases and
on the maps of the United States geolog-
ical survey. But the citizens of Tacoma
maintain that, while Rainier may be the
historic name, having been given to the
peak by Vancouver in 1892, Tacoma is the
prehistoric name, having been the Indian
name for 1t from time immemorial. For
this reason, and because Tacoma lis much
more euphonious. they urge that 1t be Off
cially adopted as the name of the proposed
park which is to include the mountain.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, July 3
FLOUR Winter patent s3 1908 10; fancy at
e. 90 Il B TO- family " 2Od24o. extra, slDrGll;
low grade eli i,8D; spring patent A0O .;
fancy al sa 40Ia00: family a2 90 321 North
western rye, ssiDA $40, city rye, 10 ~. a2a
WHEAT New has advanced 2slc since Friday.
No . red new 60nc. a
CoHN- Firm mixed ear, 4tc; Noze white, i3c;
No mixed, 4lci No yellow, ave No, .
white, 4fc.
oATs-S No white was hrmer,- Prices sas-
tanned No mixed, arc; No. white. s5c. No.
3mixcd, SOC.
CATTLE steady: fair TO good shippers. 80
Q475; good TO choice butchers, t4l0 t4eb; fair
TO medium butchers, s32Sa4 90; common, az y
a3OO
VEAL CALyEs-Lower fair 10 good st751
3 80: common TO large, $3.50 10
Hoes Steady: select butchers Mia as;
tair to coed packers, TACO 10 -; fair 70
good light, 10 i01 ass; common 70 rough. sS950
sos
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep Steady extra.
IA T5a 500 good TO choice, a 90 g4 %. common
10 fair .255l375 Lambs Steady extra. Q 20
rs; good 10 choice Is 2bg 400; common 70 fair.
PIrTsHuhGH. July &
CATH Market nothing doing; all through
consigaments
Hocs-Market firm; medium and light 10 40 D
6,t5; heavy, sS e0G606.
BALTINohE July q
WHEAT--FIrmer; No 2 red spot, 6sAc. July.
esssc; August. roc. September. TIC
coRE- Dull and hrmer; spot and July,
EAc; August 4slc.
oATs--Good inquiry; No 2 white western.
3Sc
RYE-Quiet: No 2, Soc
CMCAGo. July q
FLOUR AND GRAM Cash quotations. Flour
duiiprices generally shaded, No 2spring wheat :.
CSC; No spring wheat, E. Q. b.. &c; No req
65c; No corn. t0hc: No 4och; No coats
20 I29sc: No 2white on track SSc. No white
t o. b., 3I da3c No rye, 40 c0ci No. barley
nominal No. no sales; No no sales NO
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.
MHKAr-No 2 red July osA coc; August % Z
TOi4es septcmber siSa7ske; October, fsbO
| ~
Cons Local car lots scarce and nQkc high.
81: No ? mixed July lsi4sHc; August tsA 2
4Qixcs September 49MF Soc: October, SOC hOfc.
oars Car lots AaKc higher: futures =
shade stronger but quiet No swhite July ScsS
1 aS7c. August IS i S5hc; September sSh Z $3.50.
| TOLEDO. O., July q
/ WHEAr Lower, No. cash and July e5Mc;
| August 6sic: September zoe,
coRs- Dull and steady No 2 cash &c No !
i i0e, No. 4 sc.
! Oars Quiet cash sifc.
RYE-DulI. cash Nc.
cLovEssrKD steadier; prime October,
$50
BuFFALo. July g
! cArrLg-Market slow for alAbut good batch
/ ers' stock Texas steers corn fed held ~ q ";
| Texas cows and heifers, f2bo
4 HoGs--Market steady for medium and heavy
grades stronger for pigs and light: good medi-
i um go
4 SHEEP AND LAMBS Market very dull and
| lower for ali kinds: good 10 best wethers, A75i
| mixed sheep a75 1880; lambs. 10 10
NEW YoRK, July g.
4 WI AT Spot market very dull and frmcr
with the options No rcd store and elevator
Ems, i.ar. afioat IN QTskc ungraded red g .
/ ne No northern T25laT3nc No. hard 77si
dssAc No . northern lilo No Milwankce
/ IKE
CoRS spots quiet and armer No 2 ts.is
| elevator. &c anoat.
RYE Dull
4 OATS SPOTS nrmer and fairly active July
\ s5h h sssc. No. 2 white ssc No. Chicago Soh
| GS5kc No Q SIC No : white SIC. Mixed
western s5K as7c White do sealso
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coon wnEAr
Plenty stlt WIN ne Harvested In the ohI'
valley.

Nhttey.
lTorRno, q, July !. During the past
four days {, A. King 4 Co. have re-
ccived replies from a.03i reliable
grain dealers and miliers They
cover almost every important wheat
county in the sis principle
winter wheat states, which last
year raised $50. 900. 900 bushcls and gem
orally produce two-thirds u the winter
whoa. crop They now promise about
$50 O0a, pla hushcis for ls9a Onto hna
tho best aud very favorable prospect
Il j. the only one 81 the six states
which will have as large a crop as a
year ago 4 few OF the counties say
The prospect was never Better
Indiana promiles an average crop.
Michigan nearly mn average Missouri
two-thirds and Illinois atritlc less than
two-tl,irsas Kansas raised u 100000
bushels last year but this year will
have hnlf 81 m average crop Three
iifths IN the total reports say the pros
poet Il for an average yield or better,
About Eve pcr cent report the crop III.
most d total failure. These came fram
Kansas and Illinois,
There has been small Improvement
IN the condition over month ago
About 10 per cent report the prospect
the same
Kansas shows no change Missouri
and Illinois trlfis worse. becoming 50
IN some 81 the-largcr counties during
thu past ten days, caused by rust and
sfah
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SAMOAN TRounLEs.
III. Philadelphia win rrohahly ~ Sen
THERE.

The Philadelphia win Probahly na sent
There
WASHINGTON, .IulyS While the news
Friday from samoa was little more
pacific In It's tone than the ti,iinga pro.
viunsly received, the authorities here
arc none the less anxious 70 have mn
val ship In those waters Had II been
In the power Of the state department.
vessel would have been ordered Ia
Samoa two weeks ago, when the bud
get Of news came via Auckland intli-
eating nm early rebellion, There WAS
no vessel then available, and there Ii
none now, without takina either the
Boston d. Adams away from llunolnlu-
The lntest Hawaiian news makes "
more necessary than cycrto keep both
81 these vessels there
The authorities have therefore found
II eNprhiant 10 make different arrange
ments for getting yrSsel into samoan
waters II was learned Friday that
The Philadelphia Is now slated for this
service. She will get her orders upon
her arrival at Valparaiso She Il now
en- route 10 the Pacitics Her arrival 1T
Rio Is expected daily,
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CHARLOTTE. N q, .tniy 8. The Rob
,rt portncr Brewing KIN, which Inns 4
shipping depository for 49, beer IN
Charlotte, declares III Intention u
shipping Saturday a large quantity q
beer 70 Charleston and Greenville In
south Carolina The Richmond and
Danville railroad, which has decided Va
ship liquors from other states % south
Carolina, will carry this shipment OF
beer. No secret IS being made of the
matter, the brewing company and the
railroad maintaining that they are will.
ing to test the matter In the courts
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CONDENSED NEWS.
GAihered Prom Al Parts ef tho tvaatsy ~
Telegraph

Gsiher~a Fresn Al Parts ef tho tvantry ~
Telegraph
Ii IS stated in kiel that Emperor
William has abandoned his proposed
trip 10 Norway.
About 4o'cloels Friday afternoon tho
Viking ship left Detroit, Mich. f,,r thi-
cnUo in tow of the steamer Albany. u
the Western Transit line
Gen. Weaver. the peoples part cam
di,latc for president the last ran,tse.,. :,
will spend part 81 the summer nj Terra
Alta. w Va. the guest ~ Col y. NJ.
Fitzgerald.
Elmer Gossage, of Parkcrsbgrg. w.
Va, while scnfiiing with friend. WAS
struck on the chin, eitnsing him % bite
Oft his tongue He nearly BLEED to death
before assistance could reach himl
Comptroller Eckels declared a divi-
dend OF thirty per cent. in favor ~ the
creditors Of the insolvent Commercial
National bank 81 Nashville. Tenn. ON
claims proved amounting 70 si,s54.
400 95.
| II was rumored 1T san Franrisco
Friday that revolution had broken
out In Australia. and that independence
had been declared. The rumor created
considerable excitement for time, hut
little crcdencc, however, was given the
Erumor
Mile Wanda De Kaszeye u young
Polish woman, became infatuated with
a prince. and because the latter did not
reciprocate. Friday she committed sui.
eide in BRUSSELS Rnmor says thai the
man IN the case Is Victor Napoleon the
exiled French prince
4 AT Laporte, Ind legal talent has
been employed 10 contest the VIII u
tho late John Hit, Of that city, and
action will he commenced at the Sep.
TENDER term Of court Step-childrcn
were cut off without consideration
Over $500, 900 will be involved In tho
II contest
| A prehistoric city has been discov
cred in the dense forests OF tho state Of
Chinpas, Mex, near the line Of Guate
mala. A party Of men engaged IA
making excavations came upon the
| ruins A great many quceT-loolsina
utensils, allapons and stone ornament;
have already been unearthed
j Luke Blackburn, the colored dcspcr
ado who fatally cnt Rubc Burrows u
| Lexington has been captured. Black
burn cut open his opponents abdomen
so that tho bowels protruded. Bur
rows can not live. blackburn is nance
after kentucky governor and bur
rows after the famous Georgia bandit
The five safe blowers trials ut 'rcrr'
lIaute, Ind, were set for September !
Jewelcr wilkinson, of Mansilcil. O.
who was relieved Of $4,000 worth 0
jewelry in April, was here 70 look q
the jewelry found on the prisoners, bu
their attorneys have II and refuse L
show II. The same gang was ~ Mans
field when the job was done.
From figures complied by the Manu-
facturers' Record, Of baltimore, II II q
timatcd that not less than s9S, 90
win be disbursed in interest and divi
dends by southern railroads, banks am
Iother corporations during this month
Nearly all of this money will go int
circulation in the south, and its effect
will be very beneficial to the genera
business and financial situation
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nIennnrlnI 81 niahon I.ronI.n.

LoNboN, July 8. Archdcacon FarTar
proposes TO pnt up small but beauti-
full memorial Of the late Bishop Phillips
Brooks. In st. Margaret's church, West
minister st. Margaret's Is the church
that stands on the eastern side Of West
minister abbey. and is already interest
ing from the fact that It contains .
memorial window to Shakespeare.
which is embellished BY verse from
the pen Of the late Russell Lowell, n
comlnemoration Of the subscriptions 10
the window that came from America.
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Onium smugriera Arrested.

BoIsE, Ida, July s United States
Marshal Pinlham. who returned from
North Idaho, reports the capture Of 4
female opium smnggler named McDag-
CART at Bonners Ferry. The marshal
secured sixty tnels, or about five
pounds, 81 the drug. which was hidden
in the wompns berth. He says opium
smuggling has been systematically
prosecuted there for some time and
thinks the capture will lead to the ap.
prehension Of large gang Of Snug
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Mioters Arrestasi.

Pans, July :. Aside from wreck
ago on HE streets IN the sections Fl
which the rioters have fought. the M.
lice and the republican guard, and the
extra number III troops on dirty, Tho
city Saturday morning presented It's
usual appearance. All the newspapers
agree that the riots of Friday night
were mildcr than those which have oc-
CURED every night since last Saturday,
and express tire belief that fhc ilrm
hand OF the government will restore
order Two hundred arrests Of rioters
were made Friday and Friday night.
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TI,e czarov,toh ara ~, rmperor.

BERLIN, July 81 The czarowitch hns
advised his majesty that on his return
from England he would like to spend :
few days with his regiment at Potsdam
and Berlin. The kaiser 1T once In
vited him to stay at the Neuespalais
He viii be given dinner there and .
Potsdain garrison win be obliged 70 nn-
dergo various maneuvers to amuse the
future emperor Of Russia on the occa-
sion Of the visit
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nnn Way 70 setlIr Il.

BErLAIaE, o., July s. The board Of
arbitration composed u ex-Congress-
man John Little, 81 xcnia, James
Bishop md Judge Owens, 81 Columbus,
appointed by Gov Mckinley To arbi-
trate the difficulty between the Bel
mont and Pittsburgh coal companies
ind their miners, settled Saturday BY
holding six days wages out ~ every
four weeks work.
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! 4 sother.. Terribie Deed.

MAYS LANDING. n j., July s. Mrs.
Caroline Rhodes, Of Bayside. while
temporarily insane, took her 3-year-old
boy and baby girl to the shore and
threw them into the bay She then
jumped after them. but the moment she
reached the water her senses returned
and she began screaming for assistance.
The water was not deep and several
wharf loungers who heard her cries
fished out the children while Mrs.
Rhodes waded ashore
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Henrr ! 60 s.l 4 q 1890.

ARKANSAS CRY, Ark July s-A
man whoprofesses to know the bandit
Henry starr intimately, called at the
Traveller Office Friday and said that
the Colorado Springs man is not Henry
Starr. lie says Starr is stu IN the ter
ritory with sixty men, ready 20 repel
any attack that may be IN 4 upon his
stronghold BY the masshals and Indian
police.
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Where the cold Went.

LONDON, July 5. THE returns issued
by the board OF trade show that during
the month OF June the imports de-
creased 9i0. 600 pounds and the exports
Increased 10000 pounds as compared
with the imports and exports Of the
corresponding time last year
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WAsnINGroN, July s. Secretary
Hokc Smith and Postmaster-G General
Bisscll left Washington Saturday morn
ing on their summer vacations. the for
mer making tour Of the west and the
latter going to Glen Summit. Pa. Sec
retaries Gresham and Morton are now
the only cabinet officers left IN the city.
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Kansas wheat Crop a Failare.

TOPEKA, Kan, July s. Secretary
Mohier's monthlycrop report says there
has been no improvement In the pros
poets for the winter wheat crop, and
that the total yield Will be only about
%, 304, 900 bushels, decrease Of about
10. 900, 900 bushels as compared with last
years crop hit little more than half
81 the spring wheat sown viii be worth
harvesting
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PETERsBuRG. Va. July Congress
man Epps Of this district has written .
letter to the Petersburg chamber Of
commerce, declaring that he can not
vote for the repeal Of the Sherman sill
yer law unless some compromising leg
islation il coupled with the repeal.
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MANILA, July s The Spanish steam
er Don Juan, which has before been re-
ported afreS and abandoned At Sea OF
Union, has been towed to Manila and
beached. One hundred and forty-five
Chinese passengers were lost The yes
Sci was Quilted By the flames
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= Nnruard Girl snIcIdes.

CoLUMDus, 81, July sAlice Ted
row, nineteen, committed suicide Sat-
urday morning BY taking rough on
rats She was the daughter ~ =
wealthy and respectable family living
in the country near here. but was way
xvard
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4 conviet.s rlendI.h Deea.

ST. LotIs, July s-officer Robert
Phillips was disemboweled BY q three
term convict, Lightning Clark, I In a
procurer,s den which he enturcd to re-
move two girls enticcd there lie was
set upon BY the women Of the place,
who held him while Clark ripped open
the officers abdomen. Phillips can not
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Two chlldren FataIlx aurnsd.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. July s.-Two
children Of Mrs. A. Brown. q boy aged
. and girl aged i.were fatally burned
IN this city Friday.
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Ask
Your
Doctor

If a pure, sareet prepa,
ration of refined cotton
seed oil and purified
beef suet is not more
wholesome than ami
NAL cooking fats.
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TNDR RENT. Two desirable rooms, See y s.
q Bristor, Raleigh street, 6-isiw.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-16
OLA PODRIDA.

Durable shoes for men are now made
of pig8kin.
Big bells are now being made from
steel, not from bell metal.
The largest qe'antity of suspenders are
made in Will!aulsport, CT.
There are 1850 cities and towns in
this country which have electric lights.
1t costs the manufacturers only about
two and one-half cents to put up can
Of tomatoes.
4 patent has been granted in Auck-
land for IL net to catch whales. The
mesh Is big enough for a calf to pass
through and it is said to have been used
already With great success.
What are said to be the largest pair of
driving wheeis in the world are being
constructed for the New York Central
Railroad. The wheels, when completed,
will he seven feet in diameter.
In Baltimore a pneumatic device for
the front Of street cans has been patented,
the purpose Of which is to push obstruc-
tons, such as the bodies Of persons. out
OF the way without llaTnng them.
The CorkeriI work., in Belgium boast
of Il 100 ton hammer. but krupp's gun
w rks in Essen, Germany, goes them
one BETTER with one weighing $50 tons.
This last hammer is the largest now in
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-16
Acting Its Song.

The white-banded knocking bird of
southern South America-the finest
feathcrcd methodist in the worlds one
of the species that accompany music
with appropriate motions. And just as
its song is, so to speak, inspired and an
improvisation, unlike any song the bird
has ever uttered, so its motions all have
the same character of spontaneity and
follow no order, and yet have ace
and passion and perfect harmony with
the music unparalleled among birds pos
sessing q similar habit. While singing
he passes from bush to bush, sometimes
delaying a few moments on and at others
just touching the SUBMITS, and at times
sinking out OF sight in the foliage, then
in an excess of rapture soaring vertically
to height of hundred feet, with
measured wing beats like those of
heron, or mounting suddenly in a wild,
hurried zigzag, then slowly circling
downward to sit at last with tail out
spread fauwise and vans, glistening
white in the sunshine, expanded and vi
brating, or waved languidly up and
down, with motion like that of some
broad-winged butterfly at rest on a
fower-I Longman's Magazine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-16
The Awful Pause.


Ii is quite fatal to appear stupid and
unintereste1 when You are out in socl-
ETY., YOU know said pretty girl to an
amused }istcner to her prattIe, land I
have discovered a capital recipe against
looking dull which will give you gratis.
At Mrs. AS the other day found my
self at big luncheon, with a lot of older
people present, and on taking our places
at the table | was dismayed to find that
one Of my neighbors was an elderly
woman and total stranger, who turned
her shoulder to ne during greater part
of the repast. ANA the other was Nlilly
B., who is dear girl, but has not an
idea in her head. After the first few
minutes had passed in total silence a
bright idea struck me. 'Milly,' said,
let's count; we will look just as if we
were talking, and it's ever 50 much
easier. When | leave off you beg Il. ,
And | began in my most vivacious man.
ser, 'One, two, three, four, five, six,
severn then | paused, and Milly, show
ing her little white teeth with bona iidc
merriment, went on, Eight, nine, ten,
eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, tif-
teen, and we both ended with burst of
genuine laughter.
What a good time those girls are
having.' I heard our vls-a-vis saying to
her ncighbor, rather envionsly. thought.
L wonder what they are talking about >"
i Chicago Journal.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-16

Reports from the recruiting station
of the United States Army in Boston
and from the recruiting station of the
Marine Corps in the same city show
that at both stations an unusually
large number of men have presented
themselves the present summer as re.
icruits. Tt is suspected by the New
York Tribune that the closing Of mills
in New England and the discharge of
thousands of workingmen have led to
the enlistments. The recruits also are
of better clsss than usually present
themselves.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-16

Surpliced women choir singers have
just been introduced into the Epiph-
any Church choir in Washington.
They wear plain gowns Of white, with
flowing sleeves AMI deep edges of
BLACK. On their heads they wear
simple toques with tassel and cord.
Women choir singers have been en-
gagged for some time in q number of
New York churches, asin St. Georges,
where they wear black robes and
toques. The custom originated in
Melbourne, australia, and is gradually
gaining ground.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-16

The farmers of Saratoga County,
New York, regard the golden rod as
nuisance, exceeded only by the
Canada thistle. 1t fills tie meadows,
chokes out the grass and ruins the
pasturing. That the "pesky stuff '
had value was unknown until q man
recently arrived from New York and
arranged with several agriculturisss
for the purchase and shipment of the
flowers. He is TO furnish boxes
specially made to preserve the golden
rods freshness during its seven hours
journey cityward, and hopes to reap
profit from sales on the street and al
the florists stands.