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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-10-06

Inent which they
intend erecting
over the grave Of
the mother Of
George w ashing-
ton at Fredericks-
burg, Va. Amod-
el Of the nlonu-
ment is now on
exhibition in the
Wonan's build
ing at the Worlds
fair, where it was
the first exhibit
installed. The de-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-10-06
FIRST WOMAN coRREsPoNDENT.

Grace Greenwood Still Lives and Works In
Washington.
In the Washington home of Grace
Greenwood on Capitol hill the artistic
taste Of the authoress who has delighted
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-10-06
A NOBLE MoNoLITH.

The Severely Classic Memorial Of Mary, the
Mother 81 Washington.
The ladies Of the National Mary Wash
ington Memorial association have award
ed the contract for the beautiful monu-
Arizona republican., 1893-03-25
An Expensive Element.

A dozen women, members of the Mexican demi monde, crowded Justice Austin's court room yesterday. telling, or trying to tell him, all at one time, of an alleged assault which two of their number would have committed had they not been arrested. The deadly knife which one of them testified as having seen on the person of another one turned out to be only half filled whisky bottle. Justice Austin could make nothing out of the case and it was apparent that some of the women were drunkand were using the law to vent their personal animosity. So all hands were discharged. This is the second time within a week that these women were brought into court. Money could be saved to the county were they driven out.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-25
THE WITNESS FOUND.
John Gatling Testifies Against
 Jim Lee,
The Chlnaman on Trial for Making an Assault Upon Him with
 Deadly Weapon.

T he case of the territory against Jim Lee was again called before Justice c. O. Austin yesterday morning. John Gatling, the missing witness had been found and he was placed on the stand. He was the personifcation ofignorance, unable to read or write and hardly able to understand a single question put to him. He swore that the Chinaman had attempted to cut him and did cut his clothes on account of his inability to do his work satisfactorily. He said that the Chinaman cursed him, but could not understand what he said outside of two words which he repeated several times.
 On the cross examination he testified that he did not know the nature ot sn oath and did not know what was being done when he was being sworn to tes' tify. No corroborating evidence was introduced and the prosecution rested their case with the testimony of Con- stable Fellows testiiying as to the arrest of the Chinaman,
 Jim Lee when called to the stand de- nied everything the boy had said re- gardiDg the assault and in this was sup ported by the testimony of another Chinaman who was there acting as in- terpIeter. Mrs. Slngletsry was also called, but she knew nothing about the case so was excused.
 The case was then submitted to the jury without argument.
 Alter a deliberation of three hours the jury returned verdict of not guilty.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-25

lives, intends to move the house, which is frame one, to his lot near the de- pot just as soon as MT. Reynolds VI cates it; and in place expects to erect a two-story brick building for the use of his butcher shop.
 A. F. Gum, manager of the A Ameiican Book Go. of San Francisco, is here com bining business with pleasure. From Tempe he expects to go to Tucson and stay there a few days. The company which he represents is the largest school book supply company on the coast, and most of the books used in our schools come from that source.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-25
A SOUTHERN CYCLONE.

The Path Of the WhirIing Monster
 Marked by the Wreck of Towns.
 MEMPIs, Tenn, March 24.-[ Associ ated Press. Well authenticated re- ports say the town of Lupelo, Miss, the home of Congressman John Allen was destroyed by severe storm today. The little town of Kelly, l5 miles from Memphis, on the Memphis and Bir- mingham railroad was wiped out dur ing the same storm. No lives were lost. Particulars are not obtsinable at present.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-25

For artistic shaving and hair cutting visit the Fashion barber shop. Mill avenue, opposite Gregory's.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-25

For hot and cold baths go to the Fashion barber shop on Mill Ave.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the First Judicial Die.
trct Of the State OF Idaho, In and fer aAe.
shOne county,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To william Keesler. or hts Heirs or Assigns:
You are hereby nOtined shst have txpendsa
the sum Of one hundred dollars ttlGe) IL lshog
and improve ments upon the
AOCKlNG BIRD LODE MINING OLA
situated on the ast FORK Of Wood River, IN Mn.
ersi HILL Mimi. District. Alsurss county, ldaho.
In order to hold said premises under the peovte.
IONS OF section 2324. H. vts<d statutes oe the
United ststes. being the anlouHt required 70 hold
AID clam for the year ding Deco MT e. 81 loex,
that your proportion 10 OLe-tAiSd. or S3S Sxk
publication. you fail or rstuas to btribuss your
proportion Of ~ txpel 0tiure % . .ovn<r.
your Int. rest In std claim will become the peoD.
srty Of the subscrieer. und said sect.on 2ssS,
jan 70 ". BUTCH.
The above-mei ttoned sn,Ount may be psld g
the o &c OF the WsspD kSvRA 1MGs IN 6etlsy
Idsno. whese editor 10 sutA0Pised to roeetpN -
the aane JANIS ~ pESGn
First publication. August =. lSCy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05

not the same, since tho figures fer
1850 represent farms and those of
1870 farm families. and this may
somewhat affect the comparison.
HOME rRoPRIEroRsHIp.-The TO-
ll6 home families are 55.S5 per cent.
Of the families OF the State and are
divided into the several Glasses a.
follows: hiring families, 4,2O1, or
4l.53 per cent. ot the total number of
home families; owning families, {, 5,9l5.
or oS.47 per cent families owning
free OF incumbranoe, 5,5S7, or 94.45
per cent. of the total number owning !;
families owning sdhj-ot to incum,
branee, 328. or 5.55 per cent. Of the
owning families. OF 100 homo fam.
lilies. on the average, 41.53 hire their
homes, 3.24 own with inoumbr.no..
and 55.23 own without incumbrance.
VALUE AND lNcUxBRANcE. -
Liens amounting to $l.675. 1923 in.
cumber the 1.484 owned farms and
homes of the State that are subject
o incumhrance, Sl,375.ll5 OF which
IS on l,l56 farms and $500, ,2O8 on
320 homes. The value Of the incum.
bered farms and homes is $5,543.472;
farms. 81 577.l 1875; homes, $966,2:7
Ratios OF debt to value: farms and
homes. 80 22 per cent; farms, 80 O4
per cent; homes, 81 OF per cent.
AVERAGE VALUES AND lNcrMB.
average owned and in.
cumhered farm of the State is worth
$500; home, &2,946.
TIE average farm incumbrance for
the State i. tl,l9O; home t9l5.
Lemhi county has homes Of the
highest average value, namely. $7.Sl3.
and the least average value, 1895, is
!" Bear Lake county. A. before
stated, all values arc confined to in.
farms and homes occupied
by owners.
INTEREST RATEs.-The chief rate of
interest in this stste 10 10 per cent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05

NOTICE No. 400. 6URvEY No. 1908.
UNITED SrATEs LAND OFFICE
HALEY. IpAuO. August 26th. 1ooo

UNITED srArEs LAND OyyIcR.
HALEY, IDAHO. August 26th. 1soe.
Notice 10 hereby given that n. II. 1cNs1l. ~
muel Frt M. his stso!ney. in.fact. waoss pseo.
e1ice address 10 HALEY al uras county. Idaho, has
made application for United States pasens Tor
the
Lode Mining Claim. situated ON unsurvsysA laa4
state Of lsho cOnsisting Of l0O linear feet 81 The
lode. and surface ground 600 feet wide. betpg
sni plat Of the ofactal survey ale in this Once,
with maunettc variation II ~ degrees and - AaD-
ut+s east, ~ follows:
Beginning At the discovery point Of THE clain.
and running thence north II degrees east 800 feet
10 corner No. l: ss.ncs south II degrees west go
feet to corner NO. 2; thence north 8
theme. north II deg. EAST COO feet 70 corner Ne:
4: thence south s. deg. l5 min esst 1900 fest
70 corner No. and place Of beginning survey Of
srrs of iS.c7s acres .pplied for. No eosaicss.
From corner No. U. o. u. u. No. bsass
south 81 deg. IS min. east lyle.s feet.
once Of tn County Recorder VI said Minine Dis-
Irtct at HALEY In Aturss county, state VI Idaho.
The nearest know n locations being the Chsnee
Lode. lot No. W. and the Hidden Treasure Asds.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any pss-
tton Of the said FISHER Lode Mining Claim or sur.
clatms thereto with tAs Regt.ter Of the Un.teA
tstes LnDd Once att aIev. State Of ldaho. within
the sixty days publication thereof, or they viii
he barred BY virtue Of the provit Of the stat
ute In such casss made and provided
". T. RILEY,
Register.
direct that the foregoing Notice OF Appltce.
ten for Patent be published for the period ef
sixty days IN the WooD Rlvsn DAlLY TINHs. .
Newspaper published At bailey. Alturas county.
State of Idaho. being the Newspaper publ,shed
neasest said claim.
". T. RILEY,
kegisess.
First publication. Aug. 2Sth. A. D. 1888.
". H. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
Useful Hints.

To make . glue that will stick, take
quart of water, add two pounds Of
hest glue and dissolve by heat; allow
this to cool, when add gradually
seven ounces OF nitric acid; when
cold. put into bottles. Ii will not
harden. but form a strong cement,
To renovate velvet, free it from
dust by laying face down and whip
ping smsrtly; then brush with . soft
hair. brush; dampen on ths wrong side
Wits borax water, and hang pile in
ward in tho sunshine TO dry, taking
care that there 10 no fold or wrinkle on
the line.
1t is frequently asked how much
mustard should be given if it be 6e-
sired to make . patient sick in casa Of
GROUP or poisoning. A tablespoon
!ul OF ground mustard to a tumblerful
OF warm Wa er - the rule Salt 10
almost as eflicacious % mustard il
the latter is not at hand. II the first
'umbler has no +ffeot, give more and
tickle the back of the throat with
feather.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05

Helen L. Young. Plsinti0,
~.
The First National Bank of HALEY,
Idaho. n, ". Berry. Z. O. Conn,
and d p. Donnelly. Sheriff OF
ShOahons County, Idaho. De-
fendants,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
OWNERSHIP AND DEBT IN IDAHO.

Statistics Of ! arms, Homes, Mor,gagea
-valurs and Rates Of Imterest-A
Favorable showing.
The Census Bureau has just issued
y bulletin which makes q much better
showing than most people expected.
Indeed. the sho wing Is very favorable
OF the total number of families IN the
State n rs per cent. own their homes.
Very few other States or countries
can make suoh a showing; and we
doubt il any other territory than Utah
where the masses are go wretohedi,
poor that their homes would not be
taken Is security for loans -osn excel
it.
Selections from the results OF the
investi9 alton OF farm and home pro-
prietorship anl inde ebte dness in Idaho
are presented in this bulletin. Every
family is regarded as occupying a
farm OF home not on q farm, and as
hiring such farm or home, or owning
it free OF incumbrance, or owning it
suffice to incum brance. In the GLASS
last named. and i" no other. account
has been taken of the incu mbrsnce.
its rate of interest and object, and the
value OF the farm or home.
HABlTATloN PRoPRIEroRsH1p.-
Among the 1918 families of th-
Site there are 5,ll5, Or 20 "a per
cent OF tho total, which hire thei.
farms ard homes and l2,99S, or II 76
per cent, which own the n. OF the
families which own, 1.484. or IL AZ
per cent, have farm or homo incum
brs"oe. and ll,5l4, or SO SO per cent.
arc FREQ Of incumbrance. In 100
families. on the average. 2S "a hire
their farms OF homes, $40 own with
incumhrance, and 63.57 own without
incumorance.
FARM PRoPRIEToRsn1P. - There
are 1897 farm families, which ar.
IA Is per cent. of the total number
Of families. OF these 1888. or SO 81
per cent. own and 9l4, or ll43 per
sent, hire the farms cultivated by
'hcm. whiIe Of the owning families
1856. OF 1882 per cent. have incum.
b'ances on their farms and 5,927, or
81 68 per cent, have 10 incum ORANGES
Tho average 100 families are oompos-d
It ll.43 that hire. l446 tha, own
with incdmbranc-, and :4.ll that own
without incumbrarce.
/" 1850. 4 u per cent. of the farms
were hired, 90 thst there il m sppar
ant relative increase OF farm tenancy
during the decade; hut the sources OF
the stststios for 1880 and 1890 are
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
DO

you're not satisfied, they'll refund the
money! Why not do the same when
you buy medicine?
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is sold on that plan. It's the only blood
purifier so certain and effective that 1t
can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, in
every case, or you have your money
back.
It's not like the ordinary spring medi-
cines or sarsaparillas. All the year round,
it cleanses, builds up, and invigorates the
system. If you're bilious, rundown, or
dyspeptic, or have any blood-taint, moth
ing can equal 1t rs remedy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO william Kte Ter. and his Heirs or Asaigns:
You are hereby rot hSd that ] hsvo expended
ne hundred ,$hO) dollars in labor and tMpsovss
nents upOu The
RED BIRD LODE MINING CLAIM.
sttusted ou the Eat Fork OF Mood River, II
Mineral Hi! hinist District. IN Alturas ounty.
ldsho IN ord. ~ hold said premises pnd er tHe
provisions Il section 1924, Revised Statutes 81
the Unit'd states. being the an. unt requlrsd 10
Lold u san . for the year thd,ny Dect mbt4 II,
1922 1t your proportion Of the san,s 10 one
1888 .33hI.
And +. within ninety days after the notice By
proportion Of such expenditure - . co.ovpel.
your interes' In ssid claim vail become tie prop.
eisy OF 'he subscriber, und.r = ssid Necticn 2S2I,
JANIS ". BUTCH,
The above. mentioned amount may be paid q
Inc once OF the NOoD hIvEH IlMAs. in HALEY,
Idsho. whose editor 10 suthorixsd 10 receipt fee
hs same. JAMES W. BUTCH.
First pull icstiou, August 20. 1883.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
myedwlyr

TxYANTED-Mansgera aud Overseer to hire aud
wv svessee men and represent . manufactur.
ing co. who want bran, h Othces. We pay on ce
tion permanent. eood salary. no peddltnR. no cen.
wasting Experience not necessary a. you act un.
der orr instructions. You must be known in your
location and furnish references II req iired. Ad.
Areas with stamp, The Brsndenburg Mfg. Co..
DAYTON, @.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05

The State Of Idaho, To the First National Dant
Of Hatl.v, Idaho. h. W. Berry. Z. @. CoAn,
and =. p Donnelly. 6herAH Of 0hoshone
County, Idaho, Defendants:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05

The stat: Of Idaho: To the First National B.st
and =. p. Donnelly, Sheriff OF 0hoshone
County. Idaho. Defendants:
You are hereby notified. that there 10 now On
ole in the once Of the Clerk Of the District Cours
Murray, County Of ShOshOne. ~ the cCmp aint q
the ab0ve.D nam. plaintiff. wherein plslpt.A q.
eyes: that she 10 married woman. The wife ef
2na.: Ii.t this aetien involves her eva sepa..
srS Th:; on ne atsh day Of p.o 4. D. ,sss,
ene.four ihI intsrsss In those certsia lode ntn.
ing claims, known @ The C0ur a. lsne. Nellie
and Sd. s.,: :1,s' IN sh
the said deed the said properties became her sep
crate operty. snd not subject or liabls fog the
payment Of the Hebts OF her husband
The plsinNH further alleges: Th,t At divers
times during The year 4. d 1891 and lse3 the
sheriff Of shoshone County hast evi.d upon her
virtue Of writs and alias writs Of exec ution 10.
sued ont Of the Fourth J"dicial District Court Of
the state Of Idaho in snd for the Count. Of
Al'urss. upon judgments thersis o. T. d In favor
of the defendant. against said husband o. b.
YOunR ct a.
Tbs. by virsu. of tn. lsvy,ns Of said execution
the title Of psnh6 to her said property aforesaid
/. clouded aud enc. .mbered and that BY yeassa
hereof she viii be dsmsg,d in the ssm 81
10000. and that II the now s therin Of sho.hese
County. =. p. .'DoDnelly. 10 allowed Un b 18th day
Of Decem ber 1884, TO sell said property. he Ass
threatened to 90. and has 90 advertised, The will
b. irreparabIy Injured.
she ,her. fore prsys that the ssid First Natisaa1
Bank Of Haiky, Il. W. BE, ry and z. q. Conn aAay.
each aud sll OF them be adjudged md aecrsea .
have right. tttle interest, estate OF lien 10 g
upon the said Ceur d. lene Nellie mine ~ v.ysuo
ot the levying OF said attachments. or sf -
Judgment which may have be n Obtsinsd assanek
the said e. II. Young; hat ths Sheriff Of Sh0shone
County be eDjoined from executing the afoseaaaA
wr.ts " alta hments,t At the same be dissofvaA,
that the said writ OF execution ~ last the prep.
cry be vacated hat sia Sheriff be eDjoiued fEsla
proceeding to sell aid property uEder eAid writ ol
execution: IN for such oah%Y an further relief -
10 the ourt may seem meet. and for costs
A. you are also nOtlAe' that unle.s yOu appel ae
ana answee 70 said complaint within ten days sftsS
the service hereof. II - We within shosho .
county and wi hin twenty days II served mt ef
said county. but within sad Judicial Distrtcts
and within forty days II served out Of said DIS.
trt e1clusive Of the day OF srrvics. the plsissiR
will take def ult apsinst ,ou asd ~ ply T., th0
Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint
herein
Given under my hand and the eesl Of the b..
...... trtct Court Of the First Judicial OtD.
hict OF the State of Idaho, IN and for the
SEAL: County of Shoshons. this 18th dav e
he. ember. In tn. yesr Of our Los4 on
'''''' thousand eight hundred and ntnst,.
BARRY N. HILLARD. CItrk.
W. y. HEPBURN. Attorney for tlsinti6.
First publication. Sept. 90, 1873. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-05
OF FICE, TIMES BUILDING, q. T. CORNER
MAIN AND CROY STREETS.
Published Every Evening, Sundays Excepted
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

ADVERTISING RATES
Furnished on application at o6ace. or to any OF
cur agents.
I. E. P[COTTE, Publisher.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-04
BROOKLYN Briefs.

Letter Carrier John J. Kunkel Is
building fine residence on Lawrence
street.
Barber William Fl. Kennedy is not
afraid OF hard times, and is smiling
with his friends on the addition Of a
twelve pound baby boy to his family.
Henry Ramp of Washington avenue
arrived home yesterday after a vacation
Of two months spent in Germany. he
reports having had a very enjoyable
time and is much improved in health.
Pitcher Klobedanz. who was under
suspension by Portland has been released
to Dover. The dukes" Brooklyn friends
expect to see him give n good account
OF himself the balance of the season.
Sarah Coss, the six months old
daughter of Thomas Coss Of "A South
Wilson street. died at ! so this morning
of cholera infantum. The funeral will
take place at o'clock tomorrow after
noon to st Josephs cemetery.
The funeral of Thomas NJ. Shea was
held at 0 O'Clock this morning from the
residence of his parents, l02 South
Leonard street. The funeral services
were at st Patrick's church. where a
mass of requiem was celebrated by the
Rev Father DugGsn. The pallbesrers
were: Peter Shea, Willie Larkin, Eddie
Loughman, Francis Costello, James
Crimmins and Francis Carmody. There
was a large number of beautiful floral
tributes. Interment was in St Joseph g
cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-04
SHORT METER TELEGRAMS.

No NOR silver certificates will be issued
by the u. onal treasury department for
the present. the limit prescribed by law
has been reached
A meeting WAS held at the official resi-
dence OF the lord mayor OF London for the
purpose of considering the financial and
business situation.
The Behring sea arbitration commission
will probably conclude its deliberations
and agree on its decisions before the end of
this week
At Somerset, Pa. three masked men
brutally beat and robbed Abraham Beam
retired farmer, 81 years of age, and his
wife.
New York's attorney general says there
is no statute providing that property pur-
chased with pension money is exempt by
law from taxation.
The motion for quo warranto to relieve
the Gettysburg trolley road of its charter
was argued.
The yacht Navahoe was disabled during
a race of Cowes.
A. Frolich. produce dealer of New
Springville, n. V. was shot and killed by
Policeman Edward Wells at Port Rich
mond, N Y, for stealing a cabbage
The sanitary inspectors detailed by the
board of health to inspect the New York
postoffice building say it is pesthole.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-04

BILE performance. however. occurred at the
recent 100 mile road race Of the Atalanta
Wheclmen from Orange, y. j, to Prince
ton. Zimmerman competed from scratch
against III starters, several Of whom had
40 minutes lead before the Buffalo hier
got the word. On scratch with Zimmerman
was the famous roGd racer, w. Van WaG-
oner, but he was as easily beaten by the
Bison City crack as the remaining Ill con-
testants. Zimmerman lost Is minutes by
making a needless detour, getting fall
and sprinCinC his wheel very badly, but
Notwithstanding these misfortunes he COW
cred the loo miles in hours IS minutes
and 81 seconds. defeating his entire field by
over half an hour and lowering he world :
road record by OVER an hour. zimmerman
NAV ~ heard from again in the long dis
tan"e races Al the Worlds fair cycling
tOIlrnault Mt.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-04
Don't Get Scared,
This Country Is All Right,

IT looks as If hard times were coming
to stsv when we see financial disaster on
all sides coming thick and fast. But
this spell will be of very short duration.
The bottom had to be reached sooner OF
later, and this is just as good time fol
il TO come as any that could be chosen,
when most people need vacation. Our
crops were never better. and there is as
much wealth in the country AS there
ever was at any time
The whole thing is political scare,
and it amounts to treason. A few people
in this country have been favored by
what they call protection, and their
little game is stopped. Now, We are go
ing to have a little protection for the
masses as well as the classes The most
foolish thing in ali this cruel scare is to
see people who do not need their money
rushing to the banks and taking it ont
1t is the most shnrtsighted people who do
this every time. This scare reminds US OF
Lincoln's saying
"You can fool some of the people all of
the time, all of the people some Of the
me, but you can't fool the whole of the
Pc 'ple the whole of the time"
Congress meets in a few days August
-. and confidence will be restored This
is great opportunity for the party in
power, and they will see the necessity of
acting promptly Ihey nave the govern
merit in their own hsnds-a working ma
jority everywhere, and they have the very
Job on hand the people sent them to
settle We look for happy and speedy
solution of the difficulty under Mr.
Cleveland.
We were assured by our representa-
tives abroad that with old Grover at the
helm we need not be afraid to pitch
right in and make the big American Pin
Shop the Mammoth Furniture Establish
ment OF Connecticut.
We ara making preparations to unload
the immense stock of Furniture we have
on hand. Our Carpets, Crockery, Re
frigerators, Stoves. Ranges, Tin and
WoOdenware are the newest styles in the
market We will give all our patrons
the very best and lowest prices that
goods can be sold for, and guarantee
perfect satisfac ion all around.