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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
MAY BE PAROLED.
Cases Pending Against Newell
Parsons at Saginaw
NOlle Pressed.

4 Saginaw, Aug. lS.-SOmethlng o.
a sensation was caused here yester
day when Prosecuting Attorney
Fred L. Eaton appeared before Cir
cult Judge Wilbur and made motion
to nolle PROSE- two charges pend
ing in the courts here against Newell
b. Parsons. who is now serving q
term at Jackson for robbing the
vaults of the Wells-Stone Mercantile
company in 1894. Parsons was sent
to prison for the larceny of S463, 00O
worth of Cincinnati. Saginaw Il
1 Mackinaw railway bonds from his
employers. Parsons also got away
with several thousand dollars worth
of jewelry, besides destroying the
books of the firm. Parsons was
also charged with forging the name
of +. Z. Stone to check for 81. 900.
The charges which the prosecuting
attorney asks 10 have dismissed were
for the larceny the jewelry and the
forgery of the "E. z. Stone check.
1t would have been useless to Sc
cure parole for Parsons with these
cases hanging over him. In his bill
of reasons Prosecuting Attorney
Eaton states that he is satisfied that
Parsons has returned all of the
property which he is in a position to
restore, he having returned the Jew
elry and coupons to the bonds. the
latter to the value of 81 300 The
forged $1,000 check is not IN exist
ance. and neither are the valuable
books. which contained the record
of the company 5 business from the
time Parsons entered the employ of
the firm The fact that the books
are not in existence bears out the
theory advanced at the time of tie
trial. that they had been burned By
Parsons. Judge Wilbur granted
the request for nolle prosequi. and
dismissed the charges against Par
sons. This action has created much
cXecitement here. II is expected
that Gov. Pingree will take some
action shortly.
The case Of Newell Parsons is one
of the most celebrated in the Grim
iaai annals Of Saginaw county. Par
sons was confidential clerk in the
employ ot the Weli>-Stone company.
Early in April. loa4. the vaults Of
the company were entered. the books
were removed aud jewelry valued at
81 500. and bonds aggregatfng S463.
900 were taken. The bonds were
recovered in Grand Rap
ids where they had been sent to a.
friend by Parsons. and placed in a
safety vault Parsons was arrested
and after a trial was convicted and
sentenced 10 five years at Jackson.
Allowing for time for good behavior
he would still have oyer a year 10
serve. His friends have been max
in@ quiet efforts for some time 20
secure his release.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21

ROUTE NO ID. :, =. * y. to Saulty Ste.
Marie; Can, Pacific R'y 10 North Bay; Grand
Trunk R'y To Toronto; ran. Pacific To HaIni-
ton; \. II u H. to Wrlland: VI. X. X. to i3uf-
fitO: or via Grand Trunk R'y from North Bay
To Suspension Bridge; thence y. y. Central to
BuifHlO, Return same route.
ROUTE NO 2-D. :. >. n A. Ry to Sault
Ste. Narie Can. Pacific : :. Co. to owen
Sound; Can. RacicR| to Hamilton; T. II. Is
49, to Wclland ". Z. Il. Il. To Buffalo. Return
sam" route.
ROUTE NO. 3-D. \. :. a. 4 10 -. Irnace:
MarkinHc Trans portution Co. To Markinaw
Cty; NJ. c. Il, X. To Buffalo. Return same
route.
ROUTE NO 4-D. :. $. & A. to 81 1cuacr;
II. a G. >. y. Co. to Detroit; VI. C. X. X. to Buff.
falO. Return same route.
Meals and births are inclpded In rates via
Can. Pacific = :. Go. Meals and bcrthS extra,
via d. ~ G.. =. y. Co.'S steamers.
Tickets to be- on sale August 2nh, II
and I'D ana win Ice good for return passage
until August 3l-t 1897. by deposit of tickets
with ana payment Of deposit fee of twenty-five
2il cents to the Joint Agent at Buffan not
earlier than August I'D, nor later than August
eth. an extension of th<-raturn limit may br
pht aimed to ard including Sepicrnbr .Ith,
| lr9i- GEO. w. HlBBARD, Gen. Pass. A2t.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
First pub. July u: last Oct. Is,
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the
conditions Of IA mortgage. dated the twenty
nth day OF May, A. ID. 1875, executed by
Gustave SaarG and Mary saars, his wife. ~
Baraga county. Michigan, To the Security
Savings and Loan Association Ga corporation
organized aud existing under the laws OF the
security Building and Loan A>socia.
ton, but whose name has since been
changed to the Security savings and
Loan Association, which said mortgage was
recorded in the office OF the register Of deeds
OF The county of Baraga, in Liher of mort
"a les on PAGES Pas to 81. inclusive, on the
whereas. the amount claimed to be due ou
said mort gage, al the date of this notice l. the
sum of two hundred twepty.etght dollars and
eight cents ,Fs:sle of principal, premium and
interest and the further sum ot twenty dollars
for insurance paid by tue mort ga--e, and the
further sum OF seven dollars TOR Interest on
said amount of insurance 80 paid. and the
further sum of eleven dollars and seventy.
three cents for taxes pad by the mort -agee.
which amounts - paid for Insurance and
taxes anG interest on the same are oN the
terms of said mortgage mad, AN additional
lien on said premises and Il part of said MORT
yayel. aud there being ilirtEer due on said
mortgage the sum ~ fifteen dollars ~ AN M.
turuey Zee, stipulated for in said mort "a -
and thu whole amount claimed to be due and
unpaid Oh said mur,-t-- ! the sum 81 two
hundred rightN-twu dollars ami ntty-onr
cents :,.sl.5i ami no suit og proceeding nav
iug breu instituted AT iaN u recover IN" debt
now remaining secured 10y said mortgage. or
coutalurd Ia said mortgage has become
operatS e. Now, Hereford notice j. hereby
given, That 10y virtue al said power ri sale, and
in pursuance of the ~tatut" ia -I,ch'ra-r made
and provided, the said mort gag" Will be fore.
Closed nv a s,tle OF the pyr,ltsr- therein
described, AT public auction to the highest
bidder, AZ the front door 90 the court house in
the village of |. An--, In said coUEtNnf Bara2a.
Michigan. on Tuesday, the rinet"rth day OF
October, next, at 10 o'cl"ck In the forenoon Of
that day. which said premises are described
IN salu mort gage a. follows tp.w.l: All taat
tract ar parcel uf land lying and being ia tn"
county Of BHra-a aud state OF Michigan,
described a. follows, tu-wit: Lot number two
-. in block number eight ~, of Nv~ter'- al.
ditiun 70 Baruga according L. The plat there.
Of on lie or of rccurA in the otTcsl of IN"
register of deeds in and Tor said Ncy;iuty OF
Baruga. aud state Of Michigan.
Dated JuIy 2ith, 1874.
SECU RlrN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION NortIagee.
SMITH AND EMP>ON.
Attorneys Tor Mort gagre
Business address. Gladstone, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
Take Lake Tour to- Island of
Cool BrcezcS.

Gu . Mackinac Island. Mich Via
the Coast Line The d. x C., new
steel passenger steamers leave To-
Icdo Mondays and Saturdays. lG:3U
.. m, and Tuesdays and Thursdays.
$50 p. m. From Detroit, Monday,
and Saturdays. Hoop. m. Wednee-
days and Fridays. $50 il. m Send
= cents for Illustrated pamphlet.
Address. a. \. ScHANTZ. G.. =. A..
Detroit. Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
Hancock ~ Calumet *. Rad
ditiOnal Sunday Trains.

Commencing Sunday, June 9Th,
and continuing until further notice,
the train leaving Lake Linden at
1915 p. IN. for Hancock and leaving
II lncock at / 80 p. m. for Lake lin
den, will run daily. These trains
vii be run to secure direct connec-
ito rs at Houghton with the day
tr .ins of the d. S. S. & A. R'y, from
a ID to Marquette, which are now
an daily.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21

Prof. Dubard, of Dion, contributes
to the Province Medicale an article
showing that tuberculous disease oc.
ours in cold-blooded animals. fishes
(carps), and frogs. and can be commu.
nicated to these animals experiment.
ally.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
The Official Paper Of Baraga County
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jay \. HuBBgLL, Circuit Judge, Houghton.
joins II. HID. Sheriff, L'Anse.
WM. K HAvILASD, Prosecuting Attorney. Pc
quamiug.
Il. 4. SrOSE. Judge OF Probate. Baraga.
&. o. BKEHLEs, County Clerk aud Register o.
Deeds, L Anse
II. WhcOX. Treasurer. L'Anse.
JAMES McKERcuEk, County surveyor, Spur
Mountain. -
z. L. STONE, Circuit Court Connie sioner,
Barapa.
n. ]. SEiPEgT aud J. 0. McKEGSAS L'Anse.
aud RICHARD FEOLE, Baraga, Poor Commss'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21

Tns is a poor time to hold free
silver picnics for the farmers. They
are most all busy getting 90 cents
bush,l for wheat. . ..,..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21

The government has officially de-
cided that the proper way to spell
it is "Elonkikc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21

President MCKINLEY will attend
the G.. A. r. reunion to Do held at
Buffalo, y. Y. next week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
First pub. Aug. "a; last Oct. ., 1897.
State OF Michigan,
In the Circuit Court for the county of
Baraga, in Chancery.

First pub. Aug. II; last Oct. ., 1897
State OF Michigan,
In the Circuit Court for the county of
Baraga, In Chancery.
Charles w McFadden, Complainant,
Levi Walker
Twelfth Judicial Circuit in Chancery. Suit
pending in the Circuit Court for the county
OF Baraga, in Chancery. At Houghton, la
the county OF Houghton. on the s0th day OF
August. A. D., 1897.
1t satisfactorily appearing to this court by
affidavit on nle that the defendants above
named, namely. Nicholas Miller. Nathaniel
j. Upham, and Levi Walker are not residents
of this state, but that the said Nicholas j.
Miller resides at Duluth, in the state of Min
nesota. and said Nathaniel j. Cpham resides
at Duluth. in the state OF Minnesota, and said
Levi Walker resides at Pana, In the state OF
Illinois; on motion OF Chadbourne Rees,
solicitors for complainant, IL Is ordered that
the said defendants, Nicholas j. Miller,
Nathaniel j. Cpham and Levi walker, cause
their appearance To be entered herein within
four months from the date of this order, and
in case OF their appearance that they cause
their answer to the complainants bill of com
plant To be hled and copy thereof served
on said complainants solicitors within fifteen
days after service on them OF copy of said
bull, and that in default thereof said bill be
taken "a confessed by the said nonresident
defendants
And it /. further ordered that within twenty
days after the date hereof the said com
plainant cause notice of this order tn he
published in THE LANsE SENTINEL, a news.
paper printed, published and circulating in
said county of Baraga. aud that such publica-
tion be continued therein at least once in each
week for six weeks in succession; or that
they cause IA copy of this order to be person
ally served on said nonresident defendants.
AZ least twenty days before the above time
prescribed for their appearance.
JAY A HUBBELL, Circuit Judge.
CHADBOCRNE X REEFS.
Complainants solicitors.
Business Address, HOughtou, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMISERs.

NJ. J. McKAySA County School Commits
siOner, Baraga. ......
Miss x. A. CuERY, LAnse. ...... ..
Z A. CARPENTER, spur Mt. ....... ...
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
SUPERVISORS.

JON. CAMPBELL, L'Anse Township.
CAHL SCHNELISC, Baraga Township.
". BEEN Arvon Township.
FREDERICK TEEDEAU. spur Township.
JoHS LYONS, COyiHgton Township
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and pay up aErearageS II there be any.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
NATIONAL ENC.AMpMENT,
G. \. IT,, Buffalo, y. ", August
.2.:,d to 2Sth, 1897.

Forthe above occasion tile following round
TRIP rates are authorized:
The times., 1897-12-17
FEVERlSH AND UNSTEADY
Such Was the Condition of the
Stock Market Yesterday.
Better Rates Obtained for Money
Owing TO the Payment of Union
Pecific Money To Government.

Wall Street, New York, Dec. 16.-Money
lenders were able to obtain better rates
for their fnuds today, and probably he
bulk OF the money lent on call ON the
stock cArhange brought 3 per cent. rates
For time loans also advanced though
only fractionally, as was to be expected,
in view Of tie practically assured short
period ia which the present relatively
close conditions Of the money market
VIII continue.
The advance in rates was directly due
to the payment TO the Treasury OF sS,-
100000 on account OF the settlement Of
the Union Pacific debt to the Govern
ment, tie subtreasury being n or diuor
at the Clearinghouse settlement today Y
S7,GT7,0OO.
The loFciru exchange market gave I'M
mediate Response % the advance in money,
which was further evidence Of the delicate
and even weak condition thee The most
trustworthy authorities look for further
but limited decline in sterling which, how
ever, they expect TO stop Wen short OF the
1 gold importing point which, with the cur
| rent rates for money, is fun a cent below
the present figures.
With the exception Of the anthracite
4 stocks, which We're conspicuousIy strong,
/ the stock market was feverish ana unsteady
1 during the greater part of the day. The
/ dealings fuT foreign account were not upon
/ an Important scale on balance. Commission
/ houses We're again moderate buyers, but
/ the professional scales for 10th tile long
and short account We're effective in bringing
about lower prices.
Consolidated Gas advanced ana cn the
curb Equitable Gas stock rose sharply
on the lettering prospects for the carrying
/ out Of tho consolidation plan. already de
! ciared effective. The singular thing is
/ that there have been any prospects that
/ the contrary would come 10 pass 5nd the
street at large wiz be relieved when
/ the incident is closed. The granEers
/ Sugar Refining, and Peoples Gas showed
the greatest unSteadiness. though there
was no actual news affecting any of Lnem,
ana their tone reflected Chiefly techuIcal
market conditions.
The times., 1897-12-17
New York cotton Market.
RaItimore Markets

Baltimore, Dec. IS Flour dull, uI-
changed receipts p ,o53 barrels; exports,
1851 barreis, sales, 600 baTreIs. W heat
rirluer-spUt and month. SO 34ay7; Janu-
airy, 81 i 4aS7 Il; steamer No. red,
81 3-Sa91 = receipts, ~ ,229 bushels; eN-
ports none; STOCK, ,IA2 ,gIS buRueis, safes
900 bushels southern wheat by sample,
S2a9S; do. on grad, ~ 2ag7 IL. Corn
firm spot, 8 = 1 4a3 3 =; month, 32 3-4a
81; December, new or old, 81 5-Sa32 Z :,
January, 81 -4a32 IL; February, - 3-ea
80 SIS: steamer mixed, 3 I-ea5I ] -4-r re-
ceipts, Il9,0SS bushels; exports, 64,-
Geo bushels, stock, ~ . Boa BUSHELS, sales,
1000 buShels-Southefn white and yel-
low corn, - 34a32 81. oats steady
No. white. - 2a30; No. . mixed,
2Ta21 12-reCeipts, II, 1856 bushels cX
pofLs, none; STOCK, 4To.554 busneis. hye
firm-No. > nearby, 81 81; No. West
prn, 81 5-Sa52 3-4-receipts, 3G,0S7 bushels,
exports, SI,4I2 busHels, stock, 329 ,69I
bushels Hay steady choice timothy,
$500. Grain freights quiet unchanged.
Sugar strong, unchanged. Butter quiet
fancy creamery, .. Eggs and cheese
steady, unchanged. Whisky unchanged
The times., 1897-12-17
lafayette Post, G. A. r., smoker.

The regular meeting Of the Lafa yette Post
No. 20, G. A. r., last evening was concluded
by a smoker and the presentation to Past
Commander Lawrence Wilson, NJ. D, OF a
valuable silver pitcher and eohats. properly
inscribed, fol- his active auI interest
in the post. The presentati. ..arks We're
made hy Past Commander harleS r. Beuja-
min, and Or. Wilson responded in few Welt
chosen words, expressing his surprise ami
appreciation. Among those present We're
department Commander Thomas Hopkins,
AdjutanticneralArt Heudricks, quarter
master General J. Tyler Powell Gen. j. +.
Patrick past commander or Alabama; Ger.
Henry j. Foote, department commander OF
Florida: Gen. E. J. Hull. past department
commander of Nebraska, and Inspector
General d. Il Darling, of this department.
During the evening short and interesting ad-
dresses were usde by the visiting comrades
The times., 1897-12-17

ON "wednesday morning. Nov. 3, at ,
O'clock ou. OF rlse most harharons and hor-
rfble murders recorded in the criminal
annals of West Virginia occurred in Jack
son county eleven miles from Ripley, the
county seat John r. Morgan killed MIS-.
Chloe Green. a widow: James Green, a ged
seventeen and d daughter. Matilda Pfost.
The ualy Surviving daughter, Miss Alice
pfost. was struck on the head with a
hatchet. but escaped in the darkness and
recovered from the murdcrous attack.
Holm Morgan went 70 the Green lcsi-
dence about dark the evening before, ana
talked and acted as usual. He had made ius
home for five years with the Greens, nj
was well acquainted with tie famil s and
the surroundings. lie claimed TO haye
come on an efrand, and wanted Matilda
Pfust T. cut his hair. she refused to cut
Il after night aud Morgan then sk a her if
he 81 aycG ali night would she cut ii in the
morning. She told him she would. All
retired quietly FOR the night. Morgan and
James Green gct up first, and the two
went 10 feed tile hogs about fifty ya:ds
fpsm the house. Morgan returned 80 the
house but james did not Several rem ark s
were made about Jimmy not returning u
the horse. The two girlS Went into the
kitchen TO yet breakfast leaving Morgan
and Mrs.. Green in the room together. Nor
gan teen walked ont to tie kitchen, and
as Matilda went to pass hia Morgan strd.k
her and she staggered back, and Morgan hii
her again aud killed ber, and also str:iyk
the surviving sister on the head with
halouet. lie then went into The room and
killed OH Mrs. Green
The surviving sister slipped out To the
clicReu-house, where she hid FOR nearly an
hour, when sire went to a neienbors and
raised an alsrnl- jury was promptly
summoned, and gave a verdict that the
ramny cane to their death at the hands of
John Morgan, " no was arrested. Morgan
was taken H. the jail ut Ripley that evening
and l,nchIng was talked or For fear OF
this. Judge Blizzard addressed the crowd
and quieteG them.
Morgar's object was robbery, as he
thought the family had aboat SOB in the
house.
On December = John Morgan escap ped Jail.
placing a dummy in BIS cell. lie was re-
captured rew da Sc later by constable in
Roane county.
The times., 1897-12-17
Banouet of the Dentists.

The thirty first annual meeting and ban
quet OF the Washington City Dental So
ciety was a plea SAINT event. 1t was held
at the Eotel oxford Tuesday night. At
the business meeting the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected; DR..
W. n. Cogan, president; Dr. Charles y.
Appler vice president; DR.. X. w. Talbot,
secretary; DR.. NJ. F. Finley, trea surer;
DR.. H. b. Noble, librarian, DR.. ]. Il. 2.
Benson, esseyist; after which the mem
bers and invited guests adjourned TO th2
banquet hail. Those present were i4rs,
Cogan. Appler, Talbot, Finley, Noble.
Benson. Wiber, Allen, Hugo, Donnally,
Ash, Brown. Cobey, GunHell. Hagan, Lon
don, Lyon, Monroe, Seibold, Sharp, WEIGH
Wolf, smithe, Rust, 5. G. Davis, L. F
Davis and Mr.. Symes.
The times., 1897-12-17

The grangers ha d recessions, but there was
undoubtedly good buying at every .leciine
Flower bought considerable Rock Island
Burlington also was taken steadily The
earnings of these roads and their prospects
make them always sure to lie as strong
as anything on the board. II there is TO
be decline they VIII yield last, and If
during the recess the specuiators deter
mine to ut the market up they VIII un-
doubtedly be among the leaders. 1t seems
not unlikely that Burlington viii get above
par point or two while Congress is cut
of the way.
The times., 1897-12-17
A realistic Christmas Eve Scene

One of tie most attractive window dis
plays is to be seen at William Hahn <
CO. { shoe house, Nos. $50 and 932 Sey-
enth street. The scene represents nicely
furnished bedroom. in the center of which
is a handsome mantelpiece, with a cosy
bright-burning open CRATE fire. The chill
dren's stockings are suspended from the
mantelshelf, ready to be filled by the good
old saint. In one corner of the room is
a bedstead, occupied by two pretty dolls
one OF which is sitting upright, as ii
anXiously waiting for Santa Claus. Every
now and then she turns to the fireplace,
stoops down as If looking up the chimney,
and then slowly turns back again to her
original expectant position. The scene is
unusually lifelike, and attracts considerable
attention.
The times., 1897-12-17

London sold TO a limited extent, and he
wea kness of the foreign exchange mark Il
was marked. Demand sterling degiiu-d
L. $50 IL. This may be traced to the
hardening nf rates FOR money occa asioaed
by the payment OF the maturing install
ment OF the Union Pacific purchase money
into tie United States Treasury and act
into the special depositing banks. This
involves the temporary withdrawal Of a
considerable SUN from tie m3ney market
at a time WHEN prepaTat ations are being
made for tie January disbursements, and
it is regarded as a hearish factor.
The times., 1897-12-17

Don be persua ded into buying liniments
without reputation or merit-Chamber
lafn's Pain Balm costs no more, and its
merits have tecn proven by test Of many
years. Such letters as the following from
L. G. BaGley, Hueneme, Cal, are constantly
being received: The best remedy for pain l
have ever used is Chamberlain s Pain Balm,
and l say so after having used it in my
family for severa al years 1t cures
rheumatism, lame back, sprains and swell
fngs. For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail druggist, 93S st and Conn. fve
and S st.rw. and i 142e Md ave. ne.
The times., 1897-12-17

The market was extremely marrow yes
terday, and the total movement FOR ,he
day resulted III lower prices. There was
further manipulation by the professionals
in the way Of support in some stocks, LIT
the professional people eXeTted their in
flUence IL the other direction, too, quite
extensively. There was considerable spar
ring for the reaction. which is NANTES ] y
overdue On the whole, tie situation
was anything rather than encouraging To
the beli,v ,vers in higher prices.
The times., 1897-12-17
Manhattan should be sold evidently


Mr.. Lehman sa VS. of Cotton, that it is
a bulllsh argument that the situation is
now about as bad as it can be. People
said that OF the hard times three and two
and one year ago He says:
Some persistent, although moderate in
vestment buying, maintains the market.
which, in its stagnant state, would under
ordinary circumstances decline with the
heavy movement of cotton in the South
and the offerings in Southern markets.
This outside buying is only of small di-
mensuns but il is for tire most Tart on
account ot Eeople who ordinarily take but
little interest II. cotton, and who are now
attracted tn the article by the comparative
low level of prices preva ling, and there
wfil be further buying, we feel convinced,
as Soon as the market shows some more
activity. We feel that under the circum-
stances we cannot reasonably predict any
immediate advance, but il is in itself
bullish argument To "a that the situation
now is about as had as it can become
ana that even additional bearish influ-
ences are rot likely to drive prices very
much lower. OF course, we shall have
some declines, but sooner or later the
market is going to move upward, aEd
rather than take the risk of missing the
chance altogether, we would suggest
buying un a Gown scale. for such a course
VIII sooner OF later net profit"