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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

..t1,., ridiculous it all appears now 10
,,,1 tba newspapers Of last year III
,..bich il gave startling evidence ihlt ~
c,,,risb fleet intended 70 lombard "u'
.,,..,,..t .,ud that every city along III
,,...,. cn,st was in danger, remarked y
'.,;t.,, - tbe state House. the other day.
..v.s If certainly does responded Cen
- pi,.b.rIs but | suppose You kh""
,..,,... .,.c4rtaiucd since that Such was
t.rti,u The orders issued ~ lh't
,... ,,- ,br Spanish government hAN'
ii, li-ht ana it il found lHAt -N'-
, ,,,m,rl's fleet had orders " c"'hH
~ ..;.., At least it was their lhteh-
,t,, ia harass the Ain'F'''
| ,,.. b,ttIing at Santiago ana inc "'
..,,.ti,n in Manila bay f'ti''
+,,,. destruction they intended.
r,,,i. Ia the Journal e. lo"h oN''
Till. 6Ias of the different PapelS
,.., r.freshfng Of memory rtS''''''7
m one paper there Is i"u'''' -
49,. ,r Naine's 5000 mics "l ,,,ll
NV -, ,b. many harborS a"" CAV
iii''' ,i,,.lv 10 be attacked Were i"',
paw m connection with TINS Is
out of an interview win i''''-
"rl' ,,,.iai upon the probability . III
-'' r-nis official doubted tAal
',, iA'N, H.. an attack ana rather s'1,,'" n,
tI., of the fear eNpresSe" - ,'.r,
the '''t Rnckland and the other S''i''' .
towns -, o,.ar and it is seen
40" ii.,,Ious it all really was 'he
NJ" ,aan AFFORD to laugh oyer ! ~ III
pie SIT, was 4 genuine fear 81 ~
a,rt u',o towns The orders I'll H. ;nten-
seapoi' .'ish also reveal that 'he i"'ea -
The 9rr",. 'rars certainly along the 'mr me, IL II
tons 'ha seaport people feared ''''' -
aid not happh' ,f This sort comes
heh In he better prepared 70 Ie,s,le
Name m' rav Of having 2 navai Dis
it IN IL - man i warship lor III
oi y I'm of one point or TO rtpe nav Mil
teclioi, n.,tb their howitzers 'h't .l',y organ.
force W ,rha portland Reserves are %, So, =,
have tor business though the f'eI''oI i@nt uar
lied lo' ,,as not taken place Lieu vii,
officers hns o formerly Of 'nis city, %ti vii
ry PM doubt be the coii''i''' '''''''7
cer Of the ReseL1- - -
ILL.,, Two days remain for 'no|9 ro,,,rn nol4,l thrn
l OniA Ctate library to retui '''' u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

81 had a running itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tOrtures. Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itching in
stantlv. and Quickly effected permanent
cure G. w. Lenhart. Bowling Green, o.
mon wed, fri&wky If
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

The Universa!ist Sunday school ac-
companied by the parents of many Of
the children of the school held a social
gathering in the vestry. Thursday
evening. as a sort Of 2 proxy for 2
Christmas gathering. which was not
held this year as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

TIE following company, together with
the two already mentioned, filed certiii-
cate of incorpora ton. Thursday:
The Oakland Electric Company organ
lied at Watervile for the purpose of
furnishing power and light for Oakland
ana Belgrade with S100On capital stock.
III which nothing is paid in. The officers
Are: Presiuent, Harvey u. Eaton nf Wa
terville. Me-: treasurer. G. X. B"utelle "f
Watorville. Me. Certificate approved,
Dec p lSg9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

Thursday was 4 busy day among the
department heads ana III al the offices
for il Wa% The day in which they were
balancing their books fer the purpose Of
submitting au the lills for the We; r to
tha Governor ana Council today. EEery-
l. = i..s 3, tr carefully audited Ii.forr
Il ..,s III. ..,r couu,i! committees. WHEN III
il again audited by th,m ~. sp that it il i'm.
rortant thlt thc bilS should ~ present
~ before tn assembling Of the body that
an III" forms may he carried out
Today will be another Of the busy ones.
with the council going into session at t
o'clock. Much Of routine business viii
occupy the time rs the greater part Of
tht cleaning IN work j, i'll that lnr.
Governor Powers arrived IN tn" city.
Tnursday aftcrnopm. ANA went al once to
his desk for work. The council will meet
both today and Saturday. the latter Er-
ing the last session Of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

1t is said that the Reform School for
Boys, this year, has about the same
number Of inmates as last year, 12S OF
thereabouts. The report Of the trustees
will not be made. today. to the Governor
and Council. though it is almost ready.
The Illness of superintendent Went
worth. 50 the Journal was informed,
Thursday. by trustee. retarded 1911,
report in slight degree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29
A Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree to
refund the money on a so cent bottle OF
Greeue'- Warranted Syrup of Tar II it
fails 70 ,ure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee @-cent bottle to prove sat
istactOry or money refunded.
Bgwd.tch &, Webster. Kinsman e. Co.
Il. F.N.COurtemanche. OK Partridge.
Arthur Tetrault. Temple Pharmacy.
John Coughlin, Augusta
A. B. Hutchinson, Hailowell
Robinson & Co. Chas. Ware & Co.
C. II. Beane. Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

The Weld Bobbin and Spool Company
has been organized at Lewiston for the
purpose of manufacturing bobbins and
spoole. The capital is placed at $lH,w0 Of
which S5to is paid in. The officers are.
d. e. Wilson uf Auburn, president ana
II. W. True vi Boston. treasurer.
This company. 50 4. ID. Russell says. is
the enlargement of lie original company
that has for some time been operating Il
bobbin and spool factory in Weld. Mr..
Russell is native of that town and he
il very much pleased at the latest move.
ii Il. TIE result Of the doubling Of the
output of the Weld factory giving employ
ment to more hands ana using more Of
the county's hard wood.
The factory will give employment to 81
hands and will use yearly about l2O~
cords of birch and maple, the latter be-
| ing an important figure to the farmers
of the locality
Another corporation Of Thursday. was
the Augusta Opera House 60. which
wiu buy. sell. manage and rent real es-
| tate in Augusta. The certificate oi moor
| pnration says the capital stock is Sio."o
of which nothing Is paid in. though l.
| shares Of the common stock are taken
| The Stockholders named in the articles
| III incnrporation We're T.. o. Nickery. N
: H,Iway. a. -. Russell. John r. Hlll
AZ II. Gannett ". ID. Stinson. f. U. hlhs-
man Byron Boyd, |. II. Randall, ). II
NI,nIev &. t. Macomber and Arthur /
p,rr,tt. Mr.. Macomber is mentioned aS
pr..sident and Byron Boyd as the treas
ur,.r with the majority of directors a
NJ Nacnmber. Mr.. Nickery. Mr. Hill ano
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29
TO
Iumberme

We Will contract with responsible. pa} one
% five million spruce, imm,eHi;,| 'C9unty.
Mt. Abrain Township, Fran,kSrinmw ,Srnwn care
Maine See at once +. J.; bI,'id Me
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

OnIy two u's e,ata library to return them
books OF the them in a the law re-
ouirrs. Al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29
A Pack Of Genuine BIoodhcunds.
PADEREWS

only Recital CITY Hall, Portland.
Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 3 Reserved
seats. 81 80 AMI $500. Admission. Sl-01. On
sale at M Steinert sons Co. 5l1 Congress
St Half fare on all railroads to all hold
ing "Paderewski' tickets Telephone us
GecS. div
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

y hardwood floor is being IaiI in thu
employees ANA mailing room. The orig
the constant an day usr ~ ~ many
years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-29

corsTr2rf 1868 raocrsa G ss,=-r CO c,r2rnnar
Evening journal., 1899-04-24

The Pfttsburg and New York capital
lists, who with Henry C. Morse. are In
terested in the New York Shipbulldsng
Company, have decided upon the lOca-
ton upon which the new company in
tends to build, but viii not reveal the
spot until sometime the latter part of
this week
Mr.. Morse WAS seen Saturday night in
regard TO the matter, and stated that the
company was In a hourdshng condition.
and had ufaccd several orders for ma
uhinery and other material 10 he used
in the new plant lie also stated that
they have secured several large orders
for boats. and that they had enough
work to keep them busy for the neN'
six months, after the location had a
nauy been decided upon. which would
be the latter part Of this week 1t /.
presumed the plant will .be SITUATED
somewhere near Gordon Heights.
Upon the announcement of the loca
ton the company will Immediately stan
to erect their buildings and ways, an'
will be ready to operate about the latte
part Of June.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
THE NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Smyrna. April 22.-The Literary So
ciety cc the Smyrna High School render
ed the following program on Friday;
Composition, Miss Emma Stevenson:
composition Miss Allie Stevenson; recl-
tation. Miss Flora Hollet: composition.
Miss Emma Hazel; composition. Miss
Edna bwell; critics remarks: debate:
Resolved. That the increase Of this
country's pensioners will not add to it's
prosperity" For the affirmative were
Lizzie Revis and Phlda Janney. and for
the negative, Cyrus Taylor and Herman
Robinson. It was decided in favor Of the
negative.
Rev. Henry and Mrs. Thomas attended
the Sunday School Convention at New
Castle Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Homer Smith. son Of Captain AL.
Smith, who is seriously IL with typhoid
fever is slightly better
Clifford T., in-2l- IN cf Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mattford. was privately inferred
to-day in Glenwood Cemetery.
Miss r. Lee spent Wednesday with
friends IN FELTON,.
Mr.. Bitter left on Friday for Philadel-
phia where he will have the care of a
specialist. He has been suffering for
several weeks and his friends fear an
| operation will have to be performed.
Robert HoffeoSer. assistant editor Of
the Smyrna Times. continues to improve
but is still confined to his home on Com,
| merce street
delightful confirmation service wa.
held in Trinity Chapel. Clayton, on Wed
| nesday evening. Bishop Coleman con
! fiImed a class of seven. quite a number
| from Smyrna attended the services. Al
early celebration of the Holy Commun
/ ion was held at a. m. on Thursday
some parties from Smyrna being present
Mr.. Hitcher, of Dover spent Wednesda!
with his daughter Mrs. Johnson, OF
South street.
Captain John Mustard, an aged citizen
is confined to his room from affliction
incident to old age. He IS "a years Of az
and the oldest man in Smyrna.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
DOVER DoINGs.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover April 22.-The married men OF
this town. headed by a brass band and
Manager william Pennewill. bedecked
in high hat and frock coat. marched
out to the Academy grounds and de-
feated the single men in a hot game OF
bal yesterday by a score Of 10 to l6.
Sheriff Whar.on's 800 pounds OF flesh con-
trasted finely with stump" Walters 81
pounds Of the same material, as they
walked side by side in the parade. The
Benedlcts were uniformed In white
sweaters and black caps with bandanna
handkerchiefs tied around their necks.
The game was for the benefit OF the
school boys fund to secure a play ground
for them this Summer. Minlln Wilson.
Sheriff Wharton and Stump" Waller de-
serve the most praise for the terrific way
in which they lined the sphere Stump"
scoring the winning run by making q
home run.
Mrs. N. II. Hutchlns and daughter,
Miss Lola, are in Hickman.
Edgar Burchenal. Of Willow Grove. a
student at the Academy here. was seized
with an epileptic At at the baseball game
to-day.
The w. c. T. L. is not relaxing any Of
fort to secure local op:ion in Kent
county.
The funeral Of Mrs. J. C Lewis took
place Thursday afternoon and was large
~ attended. Rev. Alfred Smi.h ID. D..
conducted the services. The pall-bearers
We're Lewis schabinger, John sWtterfeld,
Frank Temple. William Dyer II. A. Col
llson and Alexander ]. Campbell.
A monument will be placed at the
grave o. DR.. Samuel Creadicll next week.
The members Of the General Assembly,
attorneys and officials who were around
the capital during the session have been
notified to appear at Dover on Monday,
to tell what they know about the snake
bill"
DR.. NJ. II. Crawford, surgeon Of the ba t
tleship Boston. is visiting his brother
in this town. DR.. Crawford was with
Admiral Dewey's fleet during the late
war and returns to Chicago on Wednes.
day to report for duty.
Roswell Hammond. Edward Holmes
and James Salisbury. of Dover. and Cor
nelius Frear, Of Rising Sun, have been
admitted as students Of law.
William Mason. a burglar sentenced "a
three years Imprisonment in 1896 was
released on a petition from Judge Penae-
Will. yesterday
The Pennsylvania Rubber Company
with a capital OF si,0OOOOO. has iled papers
OF Incorporation with Secretary of State
Hughes.
1t is rumored here that Dover will have
ball club with II. A. Richardson as
manager
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
DEATH OF ] ASA ADAIR.

PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN EX-
FIREs AFTER AN ILLNESS OF
& THIRTY-S1X HOURS.
j. Asa Adalr. aged about a years. and
living at No. sos Adams street, died Sat
urday afternoon about O'Clock. after
suffering for thirty-six hours with APP
pendicltis.
Mr.. Adair was a very prominent man
both in business and in social way.
and held some of the highest positions IN
several of the largest firms in the coun.
try. including superintendent OF the
Warren Machine Company, OF Warren
Pa; superintendent Of the Morse Bridge
Company. Of Youngstown Pa; superin-
tendent OF the Edgar Thompson Steel
Works. OF Braddock. Pa, and for ten
years was superintendent OF the Edge
Moor Bridge Works. He resigned his po-
saion with the Edge Moor Company to
accept the position as general superiu-
tendent Of the new syndicate known as
the New York Shipbullding Company, In
which Henry C. Morse, Of this city. and
a number Of other Pennsylvania and
New York capitalists are Interested
Mr.. Adar was a man who was we'll
liked by all who knew him. and his sud
den death will be great shock TO his
many friends
The funeral Will take place on Tues
day afternoon from his hate home, SER
vices being held at the house, and in
terment made in the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
MIDnnEroMN NEWS.

Middletown. April PA building boom
is about to strike this place. Several
houses are to be erected on South Broad
street in the near future. II is also
learned that the greatest improvements
are to he made in the southern part Of
the town, during the coming Summer
months. consequently everybody is show
ing much qualification over the glowing
prospects of renewing the local building
activity.
The funeral of Mrs. Il. NJ. Price whose
death occurred on Wednesday, was held
yesterday afternoon and was largely at
tended. Rev w. IL. Moore and /. l..
Wood conducted services at The house
and interment was made in Bethesda NJ.
L. Cemetery. Mrs. Price leaves many
friends to mourn her loss. deceased hav-
ing long served the Methodist church as
chorister, in "a most acceptable manner.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Crouch, on Anderson street, this town.
was the scene Of a pretty wedding last
evening at $50 o'clock, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma r. Crouch was welded
to Joshua u. Grassland. son of Mrs. S. A.
Grassland. Of East Main street. Rev. /
L. Wood performed the ceremony. after
which a reception was held, attended by
the young couples many friends in this
community. They will reside in Middle
town.
The remains of Levi Carly, who died
at his home, in Philadelphia. on Friday
were brought to Middletown on the Nor
folk express at noon on Monday and in
TERED in st. Anne's Cemetery.
Rev l.. w. Layheld, Of Smyrna, vii
preach here tomorrow.
Henry Lightcap has removed to odessa
where he started in business for himself
Edmund Draper who has been LIVING
near here for some time mas Just move,
to Wilmington His many friends deepl!
regret his departure from this commu
nifty.
Mrs. Mary Vail, one of the most esti
mable and aged Christian ladies of thi
community is very sick and her man.
friends are more than anxious concerning
her condition.
Mrs. Annie Allen spent Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday among relative
and friends at Seaford. Sussex county.
Sereok 5. Wilson, the well-know
wheelman. Is visiting friends at Morris
ville. Pa. to-day.
Mrs George Pender, Of Townsend Ia
been visiting friends near Middletown.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
In THE SPORTING WORLD.

A match which viii interest every low
Ter Of the roped arena in Wilmington was
arranged Saturday. the principals being
"our own Jack DAILY and Martin Judge
Of Philadelphia.
IL has been several years since Daly
has fought here, during which time re
has been up against the best men OF his
class IN the world. Ever 81 g., nls Ia
nous twenty-round draw. with kid"
Iavlgne, the people Of Wilmington have
been anxious to see THAR favoriie appear
here with a good man.
prominent business man mas offered
a purse OF 500 for this neht which VIII
be held IN May probably the iceh. either
In Pyle's cycle Academy or the Acad-
envy Of Music. and viii be limited TO ten
rounds. Judge Is the man who fought
Cans twenty-round fight IN Montreal
about two weeks ago. and gave him such
hard Tight that McFadden put him
out In the neNr fight. Al the same tim,
and place Frank Honeckcr. OF This city
viii meet 'Kid' Howard. formerly OF
Chicago. but who Is now training DAILY
Midget" Glynn. OF this city VIII also
be matched with the best n5-pound man
thar can be- found After this fight Daily
Will 80 to England. where he wi'l meet
either Dick Burge. Bobby Dobbs. OF
kid" Lavlgne.
Judge met DAILY In four-round go
about two years ago, aud Judge has been
anxious for return match ever since.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
LAYrLLr IS DYING.

A despatch from Pittsburg states that
kid" lavcle. Of Chester. Pa. known
as ahe South African Cyclone" Is be-
nevcd TO Doe dying, an Homestead, from
the effects Of a knockout blow delivered
by John CaNnnaugh. Of this clty, during
prize fight last night Lavelio was
knocked out IN the twelfth round, aud
although three physicians have been
working on him ever since, an efforts
TO revive him prove In vain. Colonel
Mosely. manager Of Lavelle; James Ma
son. Cavanaughs manager; Captain
Bennett. manager OF the Greater Pitts
burg Club. and John Cavanaugh, pu
gilist. are locked up. pending the result
Of LaYelle's injuries,
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
90.

sebedule IN eject November 20, 1893.
All trains illuminated with fintscH
LiRht.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YORK, week days, ASS, '9Sy
1904 a. m; 'l2.l9. .2.2i, $3.50, .sl9 tall
Pullman cars). IA, 'il.,O p. m. Sundays
f433 s9.39, sil.35 a. m; '2.3i, $3.50, '5.l9 ian
Pullman cars), s7.4i, 'il00 y. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 49,,
$40 400 7.35, sS.25, '9.c9, 1924, Illus a. M :
'l2ls 100. '2.sl. 800. 'S.6s. '5.l9 (als Pull
M Sundays. '43s 735, $50. 's.S9, lila
siiS5 a. m. s2.3i. 400, '3.59, '5.l9 (all Pull
nan cars), $50, IA, 800, 'l1.OO p M
CHESTER, week days, $40, 100, a'S5
$50. $50. IA. s.l5. .ll.OO p. m. sundays
| 1s5. $50, ss.2s, i112, '11.35 a. m; '2.3l, AGO.
'3.5s $50, '7.4l, 800 'i1.OO p. m.
/ ATLANTIC CITY, week days, 'l.Oo a
m; 'l2.19, PA D. m. Sundays, 1'S5 a. M
CAPE MAY. week days. '7.O5 a. m; '2.c
D. m. Sundays, 7.35 a. m. ...~...
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON
week days. AIS. rs 'sA, 'l'V I'll a. p, mi
man cars), 's.Ol, .9.1l D. m. SUNDAYS, .4.lS
T25 ss.N a. m; 'i256. 900 s.0i, '4.5i, $40
IAN Pullman cars), ss.0i. 's.ll =: m; ,,,,s
! BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
7.25 a; m; 5.9 p M daily as 7ss u
80
.tiOi a. m; .i2.56. 900. '4.57. &c all, lO.S
/ n A.. Sundays, a4.1S. Us, . "a a. m
.i2 Sc, 3.Oi, 'i.57, t.1. '9.il p. m,
| PITTSBURO, week days, 1854 a. m,
s5 40 IAN Pullman cars), '9.ll y. m. sun
days, ss.3i a. m; $40 TALL Pullman carsl
CHfCAGo. daily. 'sa a. m: .i5l p. M;
CHICAGO, via CINCINNATI ana IN
DsANAPOIIS, 1914 a. m, daily.
l CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, -o.a
m: si2.56 and s9ii D. m. daily.
, TOLEDO AND DETROIT '9l D. m
daily to Toledo and daily except sunoa
siNGERI,Y ACCOMMODATION. wee
) drys, lbs a. m; 800, $40, lO.oo .. m. 9un
, days, 725 a. m. 3.Oi, 7.S2 p. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATES
week days, Us, 1000 a, m; sO4' a'e' D.
Sundays, 1000 a. m; 5.32 y. m. -.
n LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FO
2 BALTIMORE, week days, 646 a. m
u IIAND,EiNBERG. week days. s45, 8.
p a. M; 2.55. SIZE D. M. Sundays, 500 a. ~
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WI
t. MTNGTON, week days, 1886, 625, ~
= 800 siO26 11.3O a. m; 1920. 'l.37, 200, ~
] s4.2O, 43O 500 (all Pullman cars), 90
= CHS. $50, s730. 'S.35, 1910, '11.S5 p. m. sul
DAYS, 1885, $780, 800, 1.30 a. m; IL.
:. u 81, 200. si20, 40, 500 (al Pullma
Z cars), $50, s7.SO, 's.35. 1890 p. m.
p Delmarvia Telephone, No. 1873
= Rates to Western points lower than
!. F. d. UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN,
] Gen. Manager Man; OF Pass. Trani
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
GOSSIP or TILE ENG.

Tommy Ryan has signed articles 20
meet Tommy West In "A limitod-round
bou, IN Cincinnati next month.
George Dixon has gone to Lakewood.
where he is reouperating so as to be In
condition to do some nghtlng this sum
mcr.
Eddie Connolly has been matched by
Jim Browne to meet George Kerwln. tho
Mystery" before the Olympic Athletic
Club. Of Buffalo n. Y. on May s. The
nesting will be for twenty rounds. at
1856 pounds.
Tommy Ryan has ISSUED a challenge
TO meet the winner of the Joe Walcott-
Dan Creedon encounter. which Is to be
decided before the Lenox Athletic club
next Tuesday night. The bout IS limited
to twenty-five rounds.
There Is a possibility that the meeting
between "Kd" Lavgne and Dick Durgc,
which "a practically arranged. will not
lake place until next October II was
originally proposed 70 have the men
clash next month.
Mike Paddcn. match maker Of the
Broadway Athletic Club has o@erod d
purse for a match between Terry Nc
Govern and Johnny Richie, OF chicago
Richie has wired his acceptance anC
has asked for the articles Of agreement
Podlar Palmer and Ben Jordan may b.
matched to meet In a fifteen round bou
| before the National Sporting Club -
| London. during Derby week. Jordan
says That IL Palmer does not care t
nght him any other good man will do.
John s. Brapton OF Dast st. Louis. tn
biggest horse man IN the middle West
bet $1,000 with New York lawyer, who's
name could not be secured, that Jeffrie
would not last ten rounds in his comin'
nght with Fitzslmmons.
AL Herford. manager OF Joe Cans
says that his protege has not retire
from the ring despite his summary de
feat by George McIadden. Cans, ne De
ciares. was not entirely himself when h
fought last Friday night. ana VIII TAX
rest Then. he adds Cans viii b
ready TO box any iSS-pounder.