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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31

just like it coming tomorrow
and more afterwards. Now,
see the difference. With Pearl
inc, all this hard work would
be easy; through in half the
time; nobody disturbed by it.
Pearline cleans, without the
least harm, everything that
water doesn' hurt. You won't
have your paint streaked and
rubbed off or your marble dis
colored or your temper rufhed
Orwell, Pearline banishes
more of the ills attending
house-cleaning than anything
else known-just as good for
washing clothes. 200
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31
New York Mining stocks-west.
EXCHANGE.

Exchange.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-Clearlngs, s12,-
269,0oO. Money. 4@4119 per cent on cali,
SOC on time. New York exchange, 4Oc
discount. Foreign exchange steady.
Sterling commercial, S4.S41s94. $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31
Oil Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O-Petroleum
firmer; Pennsylvania oil. no sales; Sep
TENDER option closed. $3.50 bid.
OIL CITY. Pa, Aug. Sensational
Transit certificates opened S3c: highest,
S3c; lowest. S25lc; closed, S25sc; sales,
$4,000 bbls; shipments, 10S,273; runs,
"a, 463 bbls.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31
r. M. NEWPORT g. SON
INVESTMENT BANKERS,
Loan Money OH Improved Property in St.
Paul and Minneapolis
At 81 On or Before
New Pl oneer Press Bldgn keeve Buildin
ST. PAUL. MIN NEAPOL

Bonds
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Government
bonds firm. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds firmer,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31
Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. 39.-There was
q good market today for both cash and
futures. Trading was less active than
yesterday in futures. but was as active
in cash stuff as any day this week The
market opened steady and unchanged
at sac for September. December started
later at &c decline,a 55ssc.jThe market
held steady at the opening up to noon.
aud during the last hour advanced &c
OH covering by shorts. Close was firm
at nc higher all round than yesterday.
Old wheat to arrive sold at nc premi-
um over September.
Following were the closing prices
No. 1 hard cash, 55ssc; August, 553lc;
September. 55slc; No. northern cash.
5tac; August, 5414c; September. sac;
December, 55s4c; May. 6O1ac. No.
northern. cash. 52119c: No. 8, 4g4c. To
arrive-No. northern, new. 54115c; old.
55Zc. Rye, 45c. Flax, $1.21 Oats
No. 2, 301zc; No. 8, SOC.
Receipts Here and at Superior
Wheat, 800. 496 bu; barley. II. 1873 bu;
fax, LIS bu. Car inspection today:
Wheat, 474; barley. Is; fax, IA; oats, l..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3O.-Wheat dull;
demand poor; No. 2 red winter, is
I'd; do spring. IS I'd. Corn steady:
demand steady; new mixed spot. As
1l15d; futures steady; demand poor;
August, IS I'D; September, Is 1l14d;
October, As 10d. Flour steady; demand
poor; ST. Louis fancy winter, IS Cd. g
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GREAT NORTHERN RY
Tickets: 100 E. Third ST. and Union Depot

AVE. 81. raul Union Depot. ARRIVE.
Willmar, Morris. Browns
05 am Val. and Breckenridge. ID 700 pm
Fergus Falls, Fargo, cd
30 am :. -; Forks. ......... 6:O5 pm
Osseo, Clearwater and ST.
80 pm - Cloud Ib11 :55 am
80 pm lAnoka, ST Cloud, Willmer bio 30 am
80 pm. Excelsior Il Hutchinson. bill 80 am
+Breckirridge, Fargo,
Sd pm =. Grafton, Winnipeg. -. 7:05 am
+Anoka, st. Cloud, Ferg.
Falls Crookston, Grand
Forks, Helena. Butte, An
aconda, Spokane, Seattle,
5 pm Pacific Coast. -. -. a10 30 am
am 500 Falls, Gankton, S. Citylb 700 pm
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These Quotations Furnished By
Jameson, Hevener
& CO.,

-WHOLESAL
Hay, Feed. Flour and Seeds
ST. PAUL.
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The Total sales of Stocks

today were 2O7,7O4 shares, including
American obacco, 3.70O; Atchison,
1850; American Sugar, $1,000; Burfing-
ton. l1,100; Chicago Gas, 2, 500; Distillers
and Cattle Feeders, $500; General EIec-
trio, 4.5UO; Louisville q Nashville.
II, 400; Reading, 400; Rock Island.
$500: st. Paul. 80, 400; Western Union.
$500
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-25

tempting 10 do by unlawful means;
that is the whole difference.
Until the right of the American
people 10 use the highways of the
nation Is settled, all other questions
should stand TO one side. Tariff, in
come tax, silver question, woman
suffrage, are Insignificant compared
with the question, are We free peo-
pie a? The railway corporations viii
have the sympathy and support OF
substantially the entire nation in this
issue until il l. settled, and settled
Alright. II would be better TO ride IN
common cars, freight-cars, cattle
cars, platform cars, or not ride at all,
than To live under a social system
which leaves the question whether
We may ride, and when and how we
may ride, 10 be determined by an
irresponsible organization, formu-
lating its DEGREES by secret committee
and enforcing them by mob violence
We can live without railroads, as our
fathers did before Us; but We VIII not
live without liberty.
It is the paramount duty OF every
railroad official 10 stand for the right
of an uuimpeded traffic on his rail-
road line. He Is standing for the
rights of the American people. 1t Is
the duty OF every stakeholder, and
boudholder 10 submit TO any possible
diminution OF profits. Bankruptcy is
better than despOtism; and the word
despOtism Is that which maSquerades
under the guise of democracy. 1t Is
the duty OF every mayor, police
officer, sheriff, governor, and, if
necessary, of the President Of the
United States, 10 protect with all the
powers st their command the right Of
the American people 10 freedom OF
travel on their own highways. And
it is the duty of the public 10 submit
to any and every Inconvenience
rather than yield for an instant 10 the
doctrine that our freedom OF traffic Is
dependent upon the pleasure Of the
American Railway Union.
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33O)T7
Jmy -, 1891

The water famine creates a
desire for ice cream; hard
times kills the desire to buy it.
The economists in the United
States have produced freezers
so simple in construction that
anyone can freeze their cream
at home at a tritling cost.
Competition between the
manufacturers Of the Gem"
and the white Mountain, .
the standard treezers, has
been so close of late that we
can sell you a Gem" at a
very low price. \ book OF
receir IS goes with each free
ger and a person who can read
and who has an A. B. {.
knowledge OF turning cranks
can make delicious creams or
sherberts. The "Gem" is not
one OF the new tangled ar
engagements that freezes
cream without preparation or
cranks, but a bona fde freezer
of d regular pattern. They
are built upon a plan. however,
which requires the least
amount of labor to produce
good results.
The Clauss Bread Knives
remains at the head OF all the
knife family for cutting bread
or cake and we sell them for
dollar a set, the same price
charged in New York or
Chicago. If you are interest
ed in this sort Of knife now is
the time to get what you
want.
A new supply of cheap
stand lamps in new designs
will probably please you If
you use lamps. These are
different from any we have
ever had and the prices have
been Mckinleyed.
If you have not examined
the "Wertheim" sewing ma
chine you have missed some
thing interesting: its the only
machine in the world that
sews three stitches by merely
turning a thumb screw.
TIE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
Fort STREET. Honolulu.
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GUM ARABIC.
4 Minor Industry Which Might De
Improved.

One OF the minor industries,
which has rot been touched upon
by any local writers, IS the gath
ering Of the gum which exudes
from the forests of algaroba and
mimosa which cover our once arid
plains. This IS the true gum
arabic of commerce and an article
which always brings a good price
in the market. In Arabia and
throughout Africa generally the
the gathering Of this commodity IS
one Of the sources OF wealth OF
those countries. The algsroba or
mesquite grows prolfcslly from
New Mexico to Patagonia, and
although il hourishes better in
places where the soil is rich and
moist it appears to produce more
gum in the arid soils of desert
countries. 1t is more useful than
is generally believed and enters
into the composition of many
drugs, especially in the manufsc-
ture of pills, as we'll as being
largely used in the arts. As
size for silks, grapes, hats, etc,
it is almost indispensable.
In the manufacture OF confec-
tionary it is largely used, but the
demand for cheap candy compels
the confecioner TO substitute other
cheap and deleterious viscid sub
stances. Gum arabic is an article
of diet Of no mean importance.
The negro and Arab who gather it
live on it during the season. Apes
Of South Africa are very fond Of it.
1t is an excellent medicine both for
internal and external use. Il is
said that used as mucilage and
brushed over an abrasion il pro-
tects the injured part from the at
mosphere and allows nature TO heal
the injury without the ordinary in
hsmmation. A lump OF the gum
slowly dissolved in the mouth is
one Of the best remedies for sore
throat. Dissolved and taken III
ternally it forms 3 false membrane
for the stomach and intestines.
when by disease their natural lin
ing has been destroyed. House
wives who know OF its utility sre
never without s supply.
II Is said that the trees are made
70 exude the gum more plenteously
6v soaring the trunks and branches
with sharp instrument. Some
trees produce both clear and dark
c0,ored gums. and ths ga:herer
should separate the kinds. as the
former brings fifty Per cent more
than the latter. That great GUAM
titles could be obtained. even Oh
the Island OF Oahu. ! an con-
WINGED. as I collected 2 couple OF
pounds in half 81 hour lately from
s grove in which some parties hsd
been hacking 81 the trees for some
reason.
The kiawe or mesquite Is 81 ex-
cesdingly valuable tree for many
other uses than Is producer OF
gun IL Jeans nave -OL5 SCCA
used IS : feed for animals and
poultry. In Algeria aud through
out the desert generally il Is said
70 be the salvation Of the camel.
and IN Acacia Of the horse The
tree Is Of very quick growth and
the wood : very valuable for fire
wood. L would pay Ire Govern
ment % employ people ID system
sticallv plant II on 81. Government
lands. Private individuals have
discovered the secret long ago
Is W E----N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-25

ACCORDING to private advices
from Washington, the Hawaiian
treaty might not have been saved
IN the general crash Of the Wilson
bill, if this country had still been
under a monarchy. Sympathy with
a Young Republic seems 10 have
been a sentiment actively felt and
freely expressed in the Senate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-25
Horse, Phaeton and Harness
Firewood and Coal, Etc, Etc

"The attention Of householiers is
called 10 the above mentioned Furniture,
which Is new and OF the most expensive
and ornamental kind. House opened for
inspection on Tuesday, July 24th, from
10 \. NJ. ID Pm.
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NEW MODEL RANGE

Reirigerator, Meat Safe, Lawn Mower,
Garden Tools, Marblatop Garden Tables
Lawn Chairs and Sectees,
Pots OF Ferns and Plants,
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WEDNESDAY. jolly %, 1894.

THE course OF President Cleve-
land in the strike has been prompt
and courageous. While the dema-
gogue who happens TO be Governor
of Illinois was bidding for votes,
Mr.. Cleveland was using the power
of his position to restore order in
the United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-25

Tie Daily A-sEl--zEs = -.r--Fer-
sd o. carriers for 5 cents su-DE--
ding up Telephones *. Ns'>a ?
the tine to surscf1be
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LANDLORDS SALE.

~OuCEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y On FRIDAY, AuElS- ). 1872. chsc
xii o. sod - cae Auction Roam
O.. Jas I. Moran. on account q non
.z-ne1- Ctre-- he ne tr3l PoE ChonE.
--1euazsr @: NEI21l street. tLe follow
~ :oofs 6iS--A1ei flr rent due ue:
) hairs. Pine T40I4. IaupS.
C-cez. --r5-i zone. = pa-ES a->src@i
>rc-- AMI Sips. i bottles Dressing.
80. NGS 4. LOVE.
81 JA> NCEGsS,
LE-Ct. J.E-,l
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Landlord Sale.
S-4D-5-

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN
y that o. THURSDAY. July 25.h,
ISl4. there vii q sold = the auction
room q Jas. z Morgan, On account o.
rC1-psvueC- = rent due ne from
Geo. sock, Eu1 Fai. A Iai and Al
70. doing business under the tIc-e o.
Sonora Restaurant Company NCCanu
street. me following goods which were
disrraiuei for rer. due. w:
; Tables, Mea- safe > Chairs Lamp
Bench. I1c assorted Crockery. .0c hi-cr-
eu Utensils. Counter. C-oczs. Box
Cigars. Spoons, Knives and FORKS,
FILTER. Bags salt, >IO7l. B-oouS. etc.
L. ne above = DDS VIII o 50 On
the Shove date. unless relr and s. re4-
S0c2c,e expenses are paid before said
date. Mss. i !. GRAY.
Sv 7. I. NCLAIS. her attorney.
Dated Honolulu, July {. I>e+.
>-St-l4-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAs. HAHMLr 81 DMNtCR, on
" The isih daf Of July. 1909. executed and
delivered u Gcgrga a.. GRADY her cottlin
drsd dollars, payable aN months after date.
WIN interest frUm date until PAID at the rate
81 two 70 por cent ror month. aud % secure
lhc payment Of thu aud uuta With interest tho
sail liarr ot 81 DimmIrs did, on said lsth day
OF July, a. H.. ISIS, execute and deliver 10 ho
Underlined, Angus Mckelar. NJ salt Lake
ivy utuh, trustee, certain decd, whereby
che conveyed 10 said Angus Mtho.iarin trust.
the following described promises, fifuatci la
sat iake tity and county Uah Territory.
10 that corisin plcco or parcel Of land.
}lng and bclug in nhit Lste CITY, SAT- Lake
county, Uian Territory described at follows
tg'Wl. COMMENCING ~ the u0ti.I east corner
Of 10y four o.. block tniftoou ti3I. plat co."
ealt Lake CITY survey. ami running thence
south forty.nyu and ouc.haf lt1D feet I,
ihenoo west one hundred aud twenty tilll
900 feet thence cast one hundred and
twenty tll0l feet 81 commencement
Sall deed was du.y n'od Tor record in the
County. on IN ne Ia day of kuSa,t i,is. and
recorded in BOOK 'aQ' % mortgages, ON
pages lsssNand.
case of default 10 The payment 0f said note ur
any paf' thereof, or Of the Interest thst may
accrue thereon or any part thereof DO the same
ssccame que and payable. % shnuld uc lawful
Tor sad trustgss or their duccutsor1 in trust %
proceed % sell anId described promises or any
part thereof. Al public vonduo. ~ thC highest
bidder Of The front door of the County Court
house. loo SAT- Lake County, Utah, nfst giving
twenty dave nouCe OF The time, terms
and pace ~ sale. tho properly 90 be
sold by Advertisement in some ncwipansr
printed in tho auEiiHh language aud psb.
lHhci IN salt Lakr COuutT. Utah, and upon
fuch safe 90 execute Aud deliver deed OF
deeds in fee simple VI the property aoid 90 the
PURCHASER thereof. aud nut Of tho pr9rgods
pay TIE gHpcusos q this trust iuciuding
reasonable attorney aud counsel fees sud
compensation 90 taii tratteo Tor his services
and pay the amount remaining uupsid upon
faid note for principal aud intofotr csioulat.
Jog The sane w 90 the Jay u sale. sd
whereas, tai1 note ana intcfssI has not been
Iald nor any part tnurcuf, creeping tlo fum
o. t3ll %, pad on principal and initfest,
NuW, therefore. ~ tho request % The LEGAL
holder ~ said note aud ~ virtue - the power
lu me vested by said truHt deed. I, An gus SIC.
hollnr, trustee De aforcsul1, viii, at tue State
street front door % tho rouuiy Court house,
o. -ult Lake County. btah, on the lCih day of !
January, 4. -. lsl1, at The hour " % o'c'o1k !
noon VI said day coll NJ public auction, 60 thc |
highest bidder Tor cash. the premises herein.
before aud IA said deed dcscrlbed 10 satisfy |
ne amount due on said motto nud The |
Interest thereon Ia day u sale. and al costs |
ind expenses ~ executing said trust, Including |
'oasouublc attorney focs for thn attorney VI |
ne trustee. ANGUS M'kELLAH.
Iruatcc.
TRED n MCGuRniy. Attorney for Trustee |
Dated az salt Lake city, Utah, Dec. "a, 1874 |
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LOGAN.
NOTES AND NEWS.



Blrhop Wright OF Hyrum, was
thrown from a sleigh on "Wednesday
evening. one enouiuef was pauIy
piui'eu'
A little son Of N. w. HawB broke
ono OF the bones OF the lower part OF
his right log by falling from hand
sled.
VIII Bowen was kicked on tho log by
n horse on Thursday evening, and one
OF the hoel caulks cut a rather bad
cash.
r,. r, .,, l.
yVnn hhoIhi, ~ iiluiu, niOn'ana, y
nis hsn,l's nVilu 10 i.Vsan, s'I 49,
mud spllnterod the bones Of on. OF his
thumbs.
,,
syne .nlei has peen ou,y o. In.s'
pIeAking into ooAi SINGS on .ue isieuu,
anu sIealinB coal ms latest V'o,iln
n Wluo" ihuy, Whonl ~ Iououu "
nai ,ohi AZ WIZ os ,nsse eAeoou'hs
,..-,
very pleasant party was gwen 10
. .no AIAoo oali ROOM ~ tne fIIst war;
nuhuhy hehool on fnuhy evening"
Dluhg tue after noon tne htlio ohe"
syoyea lnemselves, anu IN 'he even
ibg inc auuI's heiu tue noor'
The record OF the tloketa sold at the
Logan depot 70 studonts homewafd
bound Tor the holiday, In one day,
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DuRsuANr TO AN ORDER OF SALE
Il hnd decree ~ foreclosure To mo directed
Wv the Third judicial distinct Court Of the
Territory % Utah, / shall exposS "A pubiie
sale ~ the west front deur OF tho County
Court House in the CITY u snlt Lake. Comfy
Of sat Lake and Territory Of Utah, on INC sntl
day OF January, 1875, a. ]. O'Clock IN an mo
right title, claim aud interest OF ThomAs Me.
Eyoy, Alyira q. McEvOy, George A. Iiyinr.tou.
ANira Mctyuy, Della n MrEyoy, pat Mo-
ENoy Tue Driver Mercantile Company IA cor.
porauonh kdwin 4, kich, doing bnsinesa as
the Peoples Forwarding COMPANY. idwtp N
Mch, samuel q walker Trustee; Alvin Me.
Eyoy, George A Lowe, Mela o. steele, Gcofae
W, CroNcr and II >, JOnus. co phrtuers doing
business under the hrm name Of steele * Com.
pany, ana John b, bOdson, Of, IN, and 10 the
following described Real Estate situate. lying
and being In SAT- Lake County, ana described
40 follows, towitl
being portion ef lot ak ts) IN blost seven.
teen lD, plat "a" hnlt Lake city survey.
moro particularly described no f,iioNs. te M
commencing sN iGl rods south OF the north
otst corner of SAID lot and running tbrnce
south four tD rods, thence west ION tlOl rods
thence north four tl rods, thence east ten (lOi
rods 10 the place ~ beginning. Contaiuiuy
forty square rods ~ ground A. plated In MAJ
"a" snlt lhko Niiy survey, Utah Territory,
10 be sold az tue property OF Thomns
McEyuy Alyira O.. McHYOv and Gporro A.
Livingston, a. The suit OIL. u, sutton.
NAT N. brigham.
u, s, Marshal
ly JouN H. CuMMOoK,
Dated Salt Lake CITY. December is,h. isSa.
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OGDEN.
OGDEN, UTAH, DEE. al, 1894
Junction City News.

At tho Tabernacle Sunday afternoon
Elder Joseph Stanford occupied tho
pulpit. His remarks were listened to
with much interest. The Tabernacle
services are we'll attended.
Elder Sofon Peterson ST., OF Hunts
VILE, Is very sick.
Judge Perrin was 90 far recovered
from his recent sickness as 10 DO able
10 preside Ia tile probate court on Sat
urday; the business transacted WIS Of
no special Importance.
jesse Drivei'I drug store and George
Tribes liquor store were entered by
burglars with but poor success. They
got % cents Ia Dnvef's anu from Tribe's
several dollars 10 cash, four bottles VI
whisky come plug tobacco ana a ladys
gold watch.
a setting Of cases 10 DO tried at the
Logan term Of court IN February will
10 made by Judge Smith In the Fourth
district court next Friday.
The churches Will hold special ser.
Vices tonight.
Marshal Davenport visited all tho
saloons on Saturday night ordering
them closed on Sunday. The result
was that no alcoholic drinks could be-
obtained yesterday.
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narrowed IN ana roilo1 mo INST SUM.
ivor Is the most trying timo to theyoung
alfalfa plant but whom tho taproots
have become tho sizo Of tho littio angor
they have reached q depth Of NC least
two feet which IN ordinary seasons they
viii do tho first year
Alfalfa grows upright and seldom
lodges like red clover Tho stom IS
smooth and tlondor and the growth
thick and luxuriant Tho flowers arc
purple and very fragrant tho pods spi.
rally twisted, with seed about the Size
Of rcd clover No other known plant
will fattOn stock a8 rapidly as this or
produce as much forage Ia one season
per acre. IL can DO cut two or three
times for hay and onco for seed. Three
TO four tons per aero ~ % common Yield.
and 10 mover sells for loss than s. por
ton. IL produces fvo and often moro
bushels Of seed per acre, selling for about
50 per bushol. Thoso statements are
from American Agriculturist
Ia paper rcad bofor8 tho Kansas
state board u agriculture j. II. Church.
ill terms alfalfa the king among clovcrs
and asserts that It pays nom eco TO $40
per acre not Boar IN mind. said he.
that Alfalfa, Forage, Seed d Co. IS tho
only concern that insurcs against dry
weather and pays a yearly dividend.
You will find tho most prosperous farm.
crs away out oyor the plains of western
knucas, along tho fertile valley Of tho
Arl,nnsas and other valleys Of creeks aud
iivcr and ont upon the irrigated high
land. Thoro you will hnd. this yoar Of
hard times and financial disnst6r. this
yoar Of unusual drought through tho
west the most successful and indopond. |
emit farmer tho cultivator Of alfalfa and |
raiser Of cattle and hogA Tho future Of |
these combined Is certainly flattcrinR