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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

sash and low blouse bodice Of blue
velvet with punches of violets on the
shoulders over the arms
A black net spangled with black and
turquoise.
4 deep yellow brocade with chiffon
bodice and roses on either Shoulder.
There's deal of hair just now. That
is, it's SO dressed you see a good deal of
il and think good deal about it.
Women who know how. wear it loose
and waved. tipping the ears. dropping
low into the neck and rising again into
full twiS, half way upthe head. The
Marie Antoinette couture is affected by
women who have not too much fore
head. The hair is raised in waves and
dressed wide at the sides, forming a
frame all about the face.
The gowns of the stage folk are al
ways worth studying One of Nine.
Ecjane's dresses in Madame Sans
Gene" is long. white satin robe. OF
empire cut, of course. the loose bodice
irillcd with snowy chiffon. the skirt
embroidered with silver sequins in a
small foliage pattern.
One of Marie Wainwright's most
effective costumes is a warm Titan
red brocade. patterned with roses.
The bodice is OF silver gray velvet,
with roses from the brocade cut out
and stitched upon the sleeves with gold
thread.
\ little frock worn by Cissie Lotus is
of black and white shepherd 5 plaid silk,
made with full vest crossed with pistol
knots Of black braid. The hat is a
black straw. trimmed with black lace
and black and white birds.
Anne Russell wears in "Lethe" a
white crepe de chine dress with Wat
teau plaits forming the black drapery.
\ soft scarf of blue silk is passed about
the waist under the plaits behind and
drawn across the bosom in front, to be
tied in big bow below one shoulder.
\ fringe Of crystal beads hangs from
the throat all around.
New in tea gowns is a yellow crepe
cut square at the neck and set in a
band of black velvet from which Jet
fringe falls in a shower all around.
The Vatican back is held by black
velvet bow at the top from which vel
vet barls pass under the arms and tie
across the bosom.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
The ENGLISH g.
Training the Plant - TAst II Away
Looks Fresh and t,r,cn

Training the Plant - TAst II AlwAv,
Looks Fresh and er,cn
Old plant growers 90 no; need tn he
told u the rooi qualities Of III, Eng
l;Sh ivy for o successful i05oo- climber:
bat those who are Just essaviu- house
plants may he pleased to learn thar
with this plan, they can have p climber
- train NJ and along The wall. and
over pictures. Il desired, ard that
/; always looks fresh and green.
Is leaves are ,h;yk and q lea,he~v
texture. and are oapah,e IF withstand
Ing The effects 81 considerable changes
IN Temperature. % dry air. dust. and all
'Ae other disturbing agencies - plan:
life which arc present in living rooms
i,a0te<. in ordinary po;tinc >,i, in
,0e5iura-S'-c5 -o; {; i ready To com.
nencc O growth which will continue
for wears. Il only it is supplied w;ta
water aud kcr, free from insects Il
should be trained in such manner
that L can be taken down and restored
again - = position, and his san BE
done ey The Use u good strong cord
Or wine Il j. more or less >ub.cct %
green tiy. a. are nearly all other plants.
and Il i liable 20 harbor >ea.e insects.
]; she young plant has no scale insects
on l.. and there are none IN other
plants in che house. II may remain ex.
ernp' from Them definitely Il i better,
therefore, 90 guard this point in start
ins plant GlNvn av, q course. IS
east orerccnv by tAe wcli-kuown
Ususl methods >u'pho-;otacso sian
perhaps : She lN.>; for the purpose in
C'nnec.2on with this and other house
p-an,>-Niyk', Magazine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

stem browns and grays and half
dozen shades 81 blue are in favor.
\ cotton dress that went 10 Florida
this week was 81 blue and cream
colored ehech. with 4 full Skin.
bounced with euipure lace and tied
with blue ribbon The full bishop
sleeves had h,ue cuffs
Another novel wash gown is navy
blue lawn checked with cherry red.
The bodice : cherry colored with a
Nandyked collar 81 guipure lace and
deep turned back blue revers. showing
. quaint VS., % white lawn. \ cherry
colored sash finishes this smart little
costume p-ettilv
The new hats are fantastic. II we
are really going - wear them we shall
look as Il lie We're all picnic or fancy
fair Prominently displayed by a lead
ing mi.liner i an enormous BUTTERFLY
81 white lace. the wings standing far
out on either side Of the hair. Bows
q blue ribbon give a little substance to
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

A small boy on Third street had had
some difficulty with the neighbor's
children during the afternoon, and that
night he was not feeling in very Chris
tian spirit. After he had gone TO bed
his mother came in TO tuck him away
snuCly
Did you say your prayers?" she in.
quired.
"NeS'u.r
And did you pray FOR the heathen?-
The boy was slow TO answer.
"Yes'u. did he said q; last, all Of
chem, except them next door.--Detro;t
Free Press
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
AsOuT pINNER.GIVING.
Some Hints ter Ladies' who Like Thr,
form - Hospitality.

Some Hints ter Ladies' Who Like Thi,
form o. Hospitality.
Dinner-Eivlnc should not be- q great
tax on auy So,i Sekey0tr; her
domestic affairs should be - arranged
and in such sood running order that
the mere 81 Of having a few extra
persons to entertain is - very Nt,le
moment Table decoration. to he in
good taste should be very simple.
There WAS a ,iae, only q fowyears ago.
when we ran into tremendous extremes
In tins regard. SayS q writer in Iar-
per's Bazar a; dinners favors were
sometimes given. which Tor many per
sons IL was a0 rmbarra>Smcntto accept.
But we have seen the folly 81 all this.
and have mo,iiaed our ways, and now
we entertain In q more temperate ana
certainly in . uluch more refined man.
ner Any o>tcutatious display % wealth
Is vulgar and Is generally 50 consid-
cred.
Candles arr used for lighting dinner
tables, chiefly because the li-ht is sup
posed 70 Is softer and more becoming
These arr placed either in single
candle>tics,S disposed in Some regular
way on the III Il. Or in low c,7.itIab~,
Shades are u>sel or not. a one prefers
II they are u>lJ. the table decorations
should be keep, harmonious in oo'o~
There is an asbestos lining which can
be bought separate from the shades
and can BE realty used This n~sve,ts
any danger ~ their burning The
candles themselves sho.,i he Wv
cold. and Is thev are la;3 in an -.
chest all day ,hev will burn evenly
without amy at t,,at GiS.s--,>,2b', .,,,i-.
ing which is>o 5i>f.-arir Ia tf., camilla
and 81 damaging 10 the caaG'e,.4..s
There are al sorts and kinds II H..
vices used - 4 substitute for candles
but the hes: ts~te Is q have the nal
thing, and with inst . !itt}e tho.-a,
given To tbe ~ b;ec, me wax candle,
ough, ,o bu-o satisfactorily small
lanpS are otten used. ana sometime,
there j. ua G-hl IN the table i.>s,f.
illuminate depending cn.irelv rron q
drop-,j-ht. vtieh. with handsome
shade casts q mellow glow on the
table and : absolutely ao trouble a;
all 70 arran-e nave seem a --s--,
effect projacsel when there was >
chandelier directly over the table. by
arranging au open japanese urnbre-is
50 that the arhi was softly Gi.ru>ssd
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

spcctful consideration is its bright silk
lining. 1t may be demure as nuns
robe at careless view. but a Whit OF
wind, lift of the skirt on a muddy
corner. a convenient kick from an au-
daciouS little heel when no other de-
vice will answer is sure to disclose the
rose pink, the grass green, the crocus
yellow that turks below
A new model is OF silver gray serge
with Il school coat: very full, plain
skirt and checked tatfeta blouse OF
pink and gray. The coat and skirt
have pink silk lining.
\ French tailor gown of moss green
faced cloth is lined with red and the
bodice has a waistcoat of red satin
yelled with cream lace, which falls in
cascades from each side of the neck.
over this is worn a Louis MI. Jacket
OF green velvet with a red silk lining.
The silk Innings have o special raiSon
d'etre, Most OF the new wool fabrics
are quite loosely woven, so that the
cleaning silk peeps through the
meSheS. They are rough in finish. but
not aggreSSiveIy 50. and are striped,
checked and figured in two or three
colors. Green is the spring tint. Il is
every year The grass sets the fashion
and there's nothing for the dressmaber
but to fall into line peaceably. Next to
green, croeus yellow, tulip red. the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

Pound four ounces 81 b,anchea
almonds due To a mortar. with one
tablespoonful - rise water. Bea: The
whites - four e--> - STIR fro,h an !
then gently SIR into them half pound
q powdered sugar and the pounded
almonds Drop them by The teaspoon
I'll o. eu;,e-cd pans o. On white cape-.
dus; them lightly with powdered sugar
and bake then slowly for abor. twenty
minutes inara,Acr cool oven Almonds
are olanohei hY letting them lie IN
boiling water to- . few moments until
the skins rub or easily with a cloth
y Y Ledger.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 WON.4NS HEAD

is level and her judgment good when
she puts her faith in DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. There is no
beauty without good heath. No
body expects to become really beau
tiful from the use of complexion
beautitiers. Bright eyes, clear skin
and rosy cheeks, follow moderate
exercise, fresh air, good food, and
the judicious use of the "Pre.
scription."
All women require a tonic and
nervine at some period of their lives.
Whether suffering from nervousness,
dizziness, faintness, displacement,
catarrhal inflammation of the lining
membranes, bearing-down sensations,
or general debility, the "Prescrip.
ton" reaches the origin of the
trouble and corrects it. Guaran-
teed to benefit, or the money is
returned.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

Women can make for theu,se. -es some
dainty oonserves Of flowers tina; are
specially recommended As giving a
dainty perfume 20 the breath and lips
They are made from violeis O. VERY
highly PEI med roses o. carust;oa
pinks Take half pound ofloaf sugar
and nois.en with rose water; melt the
sugar slowly till IL reaches the boiling
point; have your violet. or rose, or car
nation petals ready, and stir them
quickly In the liquid. then pour the
whole into shallow dishes or pans
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

Planned potatoes make an exceeding.
Is good supper dish prepared as fol
lows. Cut raw potatoes in thin slices,
put them in a baking-pan, sprinkling
each layer with salt. When the dish Is
nearly full pour in sufficient milk &c
cover The potatoes. and bake them in .
slow oven about two hours. STIR them
occasionally, taking care no; 70 break
the slices, and il the milk Is reduced
more than one-half add . little more,
as there should be q good deal Of mois
ture when the process IS finished. This
mode 81 cooking gives = peculiarly de-
licious favor even to inferior potatoes
Ladies Home Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

Doctors generally agree that cam
phor is the deailiest toe 70 grip that IS
now known 4 drop Of camrhor on the
tongue i excellent 70 break up an r.
eipient cold, but il Is q painful remedy.
as il burns ike . coal of Ere. Much
easier % take IS little lump q cam
phor gum allowed 10 slowly dissolve in
the mouth. The burning sensation is
very much leSsened and the help seems
quite as certain
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
SELF ROCKING CRADLE.
Novelty That WIN lie Welcomed b
Many Tired Mothers.

A cradle set in motion by cloelwork
mechanism is certainly novelty, and
will be welcomed by many ovcrworhcd
mothers and nurses In outward APP
pearance this novel cot is much thu
same as the ordinary wire net ha>>i-
nette, suspended between two upright
supports, the motor being inclo>cd in a
metal casing, which is fixed in the
front part Of the cot The mechanism
is wound mp with a key and started by
button, when will produce a steady
and noiSeleSs rocking motion at a very
slow and gentle speed, lasting from
ioue to forty minutes The swinging
motion can he stopped and rcs,arted at
will 10y simple contrivance, and the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
GEO. A. GILBERT.
ID l.. POLK 6 cos
AaIyali md District Il Gllnhs Ga,:ttas,.

The above work will contain a carefully rs,rn.
bAed ll>i oi all the Manufacturers, Farmers.
Business and Professional People dong bust.
1ess th7ousnout the State 81 Maryland and
District of Columbia inciudinv a ,Sor, r,ie,s
blSl NESS DIRE TORY OF BALTIMORE
III and descriptive Gazetteer Of every Post.
once, tliy. Town and Village and every exer.
ton VIII d made 70 Uske il full and complete
IN every detail. and true reflex Of the Agricul-
l.fal, Manufacturing and Business prosperity
q me above p-aceS, As the work will b. thor.
gusn-Y eanYsS>ed throughout the state and
District. and Will necessarily have = ans er,S
NaF.ed clrcu alton. special at ention Is called to
" exeelency - an Advertising Medium. and
We trust You VIII give our agent when he c7si .
an opportunity TO explain the many sdvanis.
sc yo1 VIII derive By advertising in il also
IL value as reference book and medium to
address circulars by.
4. L POLK & CO..
Publishers Baltimore City Directory,
liz y. Charles St. Baltimore, Nd,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

Lady-Can you tell me the name Of
that flower that looks 50 much like q
bu;teucup?
Gent anxious TO oblice-Ohl er-I
shoGld say i 5 q margarine cup-Ki-
keriSi.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
CHARMING LiTTLE DgN.
Hints That Nav Prove Of vslae TO IN
Carl Who Needs Oae-

Ut " 90 NN0l< Vlr-
Every girl wants some SPOT. be il
never 80 small, for her very own. Conf
deneeS are not easily exchanged in .
room where she Is constantly subject K
Interruptions from the friends 81 hei
mamma or her big sister. or where the
younger children have the right Of
way. Some place there must BE whers
she can talk over the las. party with
her dearest Auiint2. or sit and dream Of
the las, dance II that party and Of Ger
tain sweet. whispered nothings: sane
tum where she can perchance let her
maiden faneies overflow In rhymes toe
z cred for any ere. II this can Be apart
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

from her bedroom So much the better.
There is often an unused hall room
. that can be taken for this purpose, and
only needs little ingenuity on the
pSrt Of the fair owner to make il very
b, ~ OF holieS
such den has been evolved by q
Brooklyn girl. with her great-grand,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
j. & 7. COUSINS

handmade OXiofi> which Sc. ly their rey.ita.
ION. you VIII Md after wearing 10 De the best
oNioTj You ever had on your fpOt, they are per.
ect beauties on the feet ana as SOFT as a : owe
II you are trout I'd with those uncomfortable
4 : which you are always complaining OF p
Ping u ."e tee." or oo ,i-hi here or there. Try a
pair az these whjCh We recommend - highly,
We suaranie re satisfaction Now we can give
you these .ylv> II any color, Tans or Backs,
llE M-lne-. Vs., AMI Ell-dre-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
SHOES.

Ne can for-ei the children This summer
they are the b,>t that have ever been m IN,
marAei; there j. larger variety 10 select from,
both n tan and black. Don't forget the odd
Carlisle Shoe
Ne also carry a very large assortment Of
runks, -atchels, TELESCOPES NaliSs> and
mOrellA> and most everything You can find
II rrsi-c as Shp- establishment
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
Twin Pleasures

The Literary Chu1p-You never read
my volume Of poems. did you?
His yic.im-No, but once was sich
IN bed for eight dayS-chicago Record
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
ELLEN OSBORN TALKS
About Easter Fancies In Hats and
Tailor Gowns.
what 10 New for the Season of Flowers
and Green Leaves-Novel shapes,
Novel Colors, Novel Sug-
gestions.
COPYRIGHT 1881

he spring tailor
gown, as viewed
at the private
openings, is a
N o ST interest
ing affair. 1t is
made of tweed
or w hip-e ord
wool, but the
feature which
insures for it
prompt and re-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
HATS.

Its time 70 lay aside that heavy felt or wooden
hai ysu have been bearing an winiersDd think
OF getting yourself or child stylish straw
nat We have lu1 receiy ed a large invoice
Hats for Men, Boys and hl Gren: The STYLES are
very pretty this season. We can give YOU the
bread brlm sailor for the three year old 10 the
uau u three score ana ten, - nobody is over
looked
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
FRISKlSs N FLORIDA.

this airy structure or complete its Sec
ond pair 81 wings For head and an
tennae /; has a spray Of pink roses
with leaveS inst above the brow.
Quite = eN-ravaCant is picture ha:
q black .ace. with an American Beauty
rose under the b-in. and . mass 81
curling black ostrich plpmes about the
crown \ rlsette % lace Is fastened
by paste brco<a behind
smaller. In: even more picturesque.
q 'oqre Uaic up ~ nothing bar big
of 0r>f ae.l -. au->',o0,j s.-iDe3
hrnch 1s vio-e,s.
a ef pink
Another Is made OF big pink rose
with wings 81 blue spangled gauze
towering abou; II.
A quaint to4ue IS Of black Russian
net, with rei and orange tulip on
each side Of the crown.
There is even the garden hat. One
Of moss green straw is trimmed with
violets and green rnsheS
At dinner AZ Lakewood the other
evening these were some Of the smart
gowns;
An opal-tinted silk. trimmed with
pearl-embroidered chiffon
A pale pink silk with black velvet
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

If you're suffering from
Catarrh, the proprietors
Of Doctor Sage's Catarrh
Remedy ask you to try
their medicine. Then, II
you can't be cured. they'll
pay you $500 in cash.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
Pears, Standard.
CHER RIES

The Fluins
they
tue They
Grand
Rhubarb Root ' - 'a""F
position furnish shade Ornamental Trees
IA
VIII gladly price Evergreen yOu "a
Remember
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
OXFORD TIES.

Wy We have them in every style that YOU
can think OF, square, opera, piccadilly, square
point. globe ana that common sense toe, which
IS % easy and comfortable 10 those who suffer
with coru> and buG,onS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
PIums s to 2 feet and q to 5,

Shropshire DamSon Prunes. simon,
Abundance Plum Jap'nYelow Egg.
Burbank, German prune.
Spaulding, Imperial Gap,
Lombard. Wild Goose,
shippers Pride, Alanana.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
SO CTS.

All shapes-Tecks, Ascots, Four
In Hands, DeJolnVille5, Club
Bows, Club Strings, and wide end
and graduated Four-in-Hands, In
all the newest shades and color
ings, and five times the variety
you'll find elsewhere. Also the
biggest and best line of dress and
negligee shirts lin stock and to
orderl underwear, hosiery, gloves,
suspenders, handkerchiefs, col
lars cuffs, and all other furnish
Ings for men and boys.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

would keep growing we didn't advertise it,
pleased patrons tell each oherte their fiendsWho in
tell theirs, of the marvellous stock of fine garments
we are selling this How STYLSFLY they CUT,
how WELL they are TAILORED PERFECTLY they FIT.
and how SMALL the PRICES and thus the information spreads
and everybody is satisfied.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
Informed the patroiman on that beat had

failed to report the violation.
Building permits issued yesterday: F.
D. Foster, for construction of a dwelling,
No. II 81 Twentieth street northwest,
$11 900. Armstead Williams, dwelling,
No. 1917 B street southeast, $4,000. Nor
folk and washington Steamboat Company,
wharf and freight shed at the foot of Seventh
street southwest, $4,000. For improve
ments, to make general interior repairs
too dwelling, No. 937 ! street northwest,
$500. Edward Vollard, repairs to
dwelling, No. 1924 Fifth street northwest.
Samuel Lloyd applied to the Commission
eRs yesterday for permission to do special
street sprinkling, for the benefit of business
houses on F street northwest, between
Ninth and Thirteenth streets; on Tenth
street, between F and G streets, aud on
Eleventh street between aud G streets
northwest. Mr.. Lloyd's compensation
for the service is to be obtained from the
merchants benefited, mauy of whom in
dorse his application.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

We can't begin to enumerate all
the good things in our Furnish
ings Department. The entire first
floor is filled with the richest and
choicest products of the LEAD
ING haberdaShery makers of the
world. One of the strongest fea-
lures is NECKWEAR. The grade
you see marked 75o and S in
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Miss Virginia A. Copeland, of this city,
the clever inventor of 1.-The Versatile"
gas shade and heater, a long needed adjunct
to the sick chamber, hashad a very handsome
offer for her patent from New York
firm of manufacturers.
Miss Copeland has declined the offer, and
has put her invention into the hands Of
the George F. SargentCompauy, of No. 81
Broadway, New York, dealers in invalid
supplies, who pay her q large royalty
on the sales OF her ingenious invention.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
DO|HGS OF THE DISTRICT
Revocation of John G. Bright S
Commission as Inspector.
MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL NATTER

Inferior Slate Roofing Used by Contractor
With Approval Of the Inspector
Cases Disposed OF, and Several Patrolmen
Fined-Bids for Street Paving Not Salts
fsotory-Proposals for Water Meters.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-05
GALES.

Mrs Gilbert's nieces returned home
last Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society meets with
Mrs Z L Gilbert Sept 5th.
E Humphrey of Sleepy Eye visited
at Mr. Gales the first of the week.
Mrs Marion johnson and daughters
visited Miss Hannah and other friends
recently.
Mrs G. NJ DeGroat and children
made four days trip visiting friends
near Redwood last week.
,Mesdames Musser, Little, Kluge
and Bedle of Tracy attended Aid soci-
city at Mrs Burdens last week.
Frank Rawlings had narrow es-
cape last Friday as he was thrown
from the threshing machine separat-
ora cash being cut in his forehead
by the crank of the stacker. He was
picked up unconscious but is now do
ing we'll.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-05
NORTH REDWOOD

Mr.. Cleveland was seen on our
streets Monday.
Nick and Henry McLaer visited at
Fairfax last week.
A. A. Lindeman and family visited
at Olivia over Sunday.
Miss Shippman of LeSueur is visit
ing relatives in this village.
Fred Homer came up from Morton
and spent Sunday with his folks.
Druggist White is kept busy at the
milk shake counter these hot days.
Miss Jessie Swan went to Boyd
Monday to visit her father and other
friends.
Mrs. Florence White and Miss
Patton of Morton were the guests of
George White Tuesday.
Hotel De Weiss has at present thir-
teen boarders, but we understand that
many of them will leave this week.
We hear the query from every di-
rection why did not our school CON-
mence Monday, that was the day voted
on.
The I. O. O. F.'s passed through
here yesterday in full force to hold
their annual picnic at Honner's
quarry.
Miss Blanche Erickson of Beaver
Falls favored us with instrumental
music and assisted in singing at the
afternoon service last Sunday.
Mrs. Duncan, mother of Mrs.
Fleischer,left last Tuesday for Mason,
Iowa, to visit her son George, who was
once a resident of this village.
Miss Clara Gosper commenced
school in the Woods district Monday
This is her second year there and we
hear only praise of her work there.
Three children from this village
commenced school at the Falls and we
understand that there are several more
who will attend there as soon as salts.
factory arrangements can be made.