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SHARROTT MAY Be HERE.


IIn o. Said 20 Rave "a Grievance ut Wilkes
Barre.
According to the following dispatch
from Wilkes barre, Ps., JACK Sharrott
has grievance with the owners Of
that club and is sure to oCme to Will
mington IL this city gets IN tue Fri
State:
1T is now believed here, upon in
formation received from Wilmington,
Dell, that il the baseball club OF that
CITY remains ia the Iri-State League,
Manager Jack ShaTrott Of the Wilkes
barro team, will manage the team.
SharfOtt has grievance and a good
one, many baseball iani believe. lie
suys the local management Is inter
ioring with him in the selecting Of
players and already be has lost some
of the good men from last season 8
team. The last TO &c is Elmer smith,
the hard hitting right fielder, who
has signed with Binghamton. He
batteo at 1913 last season and was a
great iavorite. The management wanted
10 cut down his contract to four and "a
half months from five, and he would
not agree. Catcher Mike Roach re-
fused to renew his contract for the
same reason, "
lhe following has been sent out
from Lancaster;
Manager FrysingeT Of the Lancaster
Iri-State League team, has signed
HAIRY Cooper, an Indian, who played
last season with Richmond, Ind. Re
ports from Altocna that that city Will
get Snake Deal are not giving the
1 local officials much concern, as they
arc confident Manager trysinger can
land him.
President Carpenter OF tho Tri-Stato
League deniss in the following did
patch that the league IS after pro
lection. lie gave out the following
last night;
1.-THE story from Chicago that
Theodore Dreamer attended the
| National Association meeting with a
petition from the Tr-State League
for protection Is without foundation.
The tale is merely an underhand
method OF having the Iri-State appear
IN an improper light. The position of
| this league could not be clearer stated
| than in my letter 20 George Iebeau,
! chairman Of the Arbitration Board,
dated January 9th: The conditions
contained in your letter concerning
protection were heard by the repre-
sentatives of the various clubs, and
they unanimously decided it would
not be 10 their interests OF advisable
TO accept such conditions.
Would that indicate that We were
presenting petitions y There is sulli
cient money in Pennsylvania for the
owne 10 Of clubs TO indulge themselves
in the luxury of baseball, but it seems
hard TO convince organization people
that We know exactly what we are
doing, and can take care OF ourselves
first, last and all the time. "
"CuIley" Blount, who played right
field ioI the Ohio Works team in the
Ohio ana Pennsylvania League last
season, has accepted terms from the
Harrisburg Tri- State League Club.
Turn Hall is the centre OF attraction
this week for the poultry show. Ad
mission 100.
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BASKETBALL AT OPERA HOUSE.

Next Saturday evening Delaware
College will open its hneSe tball season
with the U. Of 4. Medical School team,
on the Grand Opera House stage. This
Is the first athletic contest Of any kind
between these two colleges and there.
fore both are determined TO win. The
boys from Newark will practice In
Wilmington Friday and Saturday TO
put on finishing touches for the con.
test. A large audience 10 expected TO
be present.
At Old Swedes parishhouse tonight
the Mems Guild first team will line
up against the II. II. Strattcn five Of
the American LeaRue.
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AeQtster's orders.

ID E0isI rlVs OkDER.
IL OFFICE or The REGISTER OF WlLLs,l
new CASTLE COUNTY. J FL, jan. Sth, 1900 I
pom tue Application OF Patrick Duugherty and
James luughery, executors OF Robert Rodden,
late OF Milullgicn Hundred, in said county.
deceased 10 Is ordtIed nnc directed by the Regis
ter Of Wills that the xecutors Aforesaid give
notice of granting OF Letters Iesiamentary upon
the estate oil the deceasei, with the date Of
posted Wltnin forty days IRON the date Of such
Letters IN six OF the most public places Of the
County OF new Castle, requiring all persons hav.
ing demands against the estate to present the
same OF abide by an act OF Assembly IN such
case maue ana provided; and also cause The
same 80 be nserieu within the same period 10
the Livery kwning, newspaper published 10
Wilmington. Delaware. and 20 be continued
therein three week. le. o q
Gwen under the hand and seal Of Office
a the keaisier OF Wills aforesaid, al VII.
III. s mingions in New Castle county aforesaid
the day aud year above written.
FREDERICK J. BAi n, Register OF wills
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HUNS YUUR STOMACH
2. James BELT HAS n Remedy which He
ouarantfos 70 Cure the Worse
Cases Of stomach Trouble.

vases u NAonhth Trouble.
We wish to tell the readers Of this nsnsr
about remedy which Is a marvel i'm nedi-
cine. 10 cures the worst cases. from The
acute attack Of indigestion 10 chronic
dyspepsia. This remedy is known ar
Alberts Little Dinner Pill, being tina nrs
scription OF DR.. Hutchinson, he noted
specialist Of London and Brighton. Emo
who previous to his decease had built un n
remarkable practice as a specialist In iis
eases OF the stomach. DIR. Hutchinson
claimed that his success was due TO the iise
OF this PHI, and since its introduction to
the American continent Il has performed
wonderful cures. Mr. j. n. Iomhar5
Sesoo' me.' writes; am now past 81
years of age and have had stomach fronhia
practically an my lie. 1 sent ana ~, y
sample package of Abert's Iiitle Dinro-
PAL, thinking that Il would turn ont n, ~,
one more disappointment. but from ~,
hrst oose found relief, and car snv fhat 4
am now better than ever before I'M INV M.
40 D. wonderful euro Tor dvsnensi1 ana
heartily recommend q to all sufferers fron
stomach troublesn '''i
Aloerts Little Dinner Pin contains no
phyeic' no acid, alkal, ginger. pensin
iancfoltin soda, morphine or any nnenar
alton OF opium, or IN fact any of fhe IN.
gF5dient7 usually found In so-callcd dvs.
pepsia cures.
IL cures py removing the cause and makes
the worst cuses we'll. baing ruranfepd AZ
benefit OF the purchase price rafnrrel
AZ drug stores OF by mail. a5 crnfs nor
package. Samples free. Address AIb,-f
Chemical Co, Boston, Moss. Sold and
guaranleed by Z. James Belt, col Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
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WHERE HUXLEY FAILED.


One Art In which lie Was Sur
passed by a Porter.
Rather q good story is told about
Professor Huxley when he was deliv-
ering a lecture to the Literary and
Philosophical society, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. The subject was 'The Geo
graphical Distribution Of Fossil Re-
mains Of Animals" consequently nu-
merous diagrams were required. Old
Alexander, the porter Of the institution
and quite distinguished character
among the members Of the society,
was assisting the professor to hang
the diagrams. The screen on which
the diagrams were hung was not very
large. and Huxley. do as he would,
could not prevent the blank corner Of
one diagram overlapping the lliustra-
ton Of another one on which the pro
fessor placed great Importance.
What was 70 be done3 The profess
or asked Alexander to bring a pair Of
scissors. Lord Armstrong (then Sir
WILLIAM, Dr. Watson and several 9th
ers were present at the time The
scissors were brought. but as the joint
was somewhat loose the professor was
not able to cut the paper and threw the
scissors down in disgust, adding that
they were useless.
''Vera guild shears, professor" said
Alexander.
"Itel you they won't cut," said Hux-
ley.
TRY again." said Alexander. "They
will cut"
The professor tried again and, not
succeeding, said somewhat angrily,
"Brlng me another pair Of scissors"
Sir William Armstrong then stepped
forward and ordered Alexander to go
and buy a new pair.
''Vera guild shears, Sir William" per
sisted Alexander, and, picking up the
scissors from the table and placing his
thumb and forehnger into the handles,
he stepped forward and asked Huxley
how he wanted the paper cut
Il tell you they won't cut" said the
professor
Bring me a new pair instantly" said
Sir William.
"A tellce thcrr vera guild shears,
only the professor Gamma cut WI them -
replied Alexander.
"Well then, cut it there" said Hux-
ley somewhat tartly. at the same time
indicating the place with his forehnger
Alexander took hold Of the paper and,
inserting the scissors, pressed the
blades together and cut off the required
portion as neatly as If he had used a
Etraightedge; then, turning to the pro
fessor with a rather significant leer
and twinkle Of the eye, said, "Seeance
an ART dinna gang theglther. pro.
fessor"
The professor and all present col
lapsed. Huxley put his hand into his
pocket and, taking out a sovereign, gave
It to Alexander, adding at the same
time, you have done me-" The same
evening Alexander related the story
with great gusto to a friend When
asked how he dared to make so free
with such a distinguished man, he re
piled with great emphasis, lord. mon
they bits O. professor bodies ken meath
ing at a. except their buills. West
minister Gazette.
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why BABIES suck rheir Thumb..

Sucking is a natural stlmulant for
babies. A very young baby tries to get
the whole hand in its mouth, but, find
ing this fraught with danger, he grows
more cautious and finally falls on the
thumb as the most enticing member Of
the hand. Sucking the thumb acts as a
safe pick me up to laggard organs.
The beneficial effect arising from the
act Of deglutition is one of natures
happiest stimulants. It IS generally
melancholy and fretful children rather
than those who are strong and fun Of
life who develop decided tendencies in
this direction. The reason Of this is ev-
ident In states Of depression. whether
casual or chronic, less blood goes to
the brain; II, then, the thumb be put
into the mouth and a sucking process
INDUCED in the heart will be stlmulat-
ed, new blood viii be sent to the brain
and contentment viii take the place Of
peevishness.
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CURIOSITY


Iehua 20 InfesIlEaIIon and nun.
What shall We 10 10 be savod was the
title OF one Of kohl. Inrersoll's lectures.
People Of faith and people Of no faith
nocked 70 hear 10. Thousands are asking.
What shall do 90 get rid of dandrun ~
The answer 81 "kil the germ that causes
oanotun, falling hair and finally badness
and the only thing That will do Il Il New
BROS herpicido. That is the very latest
discovery OF the MIGRATORY. and IL IS the
only preparation that claims to, or that
will, kill the rostiiorous dandrun germ. Ia
also IL delightful hair dressing. free FROM
oil or grease or sticky substances. Try "a
and tie convinced of its actinl merit. Sold
by leading druggisls. Send Toe. in stainrs
for sample TO The herpicide CO., Detroit.
Mich. Miller Drug Co.. special agents.
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BOWLING.

The Monarch first and second bowling
teams OF Baltimore, Nd, came to viii
ington last night and played the Will
migton and Academy teams, losing in
both games. The scores were az
follows;
Wilmington. 27i4; Monarch first,
Academy, 1857; Monarch second, 2iO9.
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In France Henry ~. was the last
monarch who wore a beard, and he had
dne one. He was succeeded by a
beardless minor, IN compliment to
whom the courtiers shaved all their
boards except the mustaches. The sue
cession Of another minor confirmed the
custom, and ultimately the mustaches
also disappeared. The spaniards, more
tardily Influenced by French example,
kept their boards until the French and
English were beginning to relinquish
even mustaches. Perhaps they would
have kept the cherished appendage, but
a French prince, Philip ", succeeded
to the Spanish throne with a shaved
chin. The courtiers with heavy hearts
initiated the prince, and the people
with stlll heavier hearts initiated the
courtiers. The popular feeling on the
subject however, remains recorded in
the proverb, "Since we have lost our
boards we have lost our souls"
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New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Ca
Steamer UIrica.

Change Of time in effect October ID 1903
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 a m. and
800 n m.
Leaves Ienns Grove. weekdays. 10 q. m. and
500 m
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday, 500 a m, S0Q
600 and l0.sOp m
Leaves renns Grove. Saturdays, 10 a m. 300
and 100 p IN
Leaves Wilmington, sunday4 9so a IN. and
100 D. m
Leaves tenns Grove, sundays, 1850 a. H.,
aud 800 d. IN
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''Why is genius so often misunder.
stoody' asked the literary person.
Probably" answered the man who
doesn't care for poetry. "lts because
genius so frequently fails to talk plain.
Exchange.
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Mamie believe in woman's rights.
Gerte-Then you think every woman
should have a vote? Mamie-No. but
I think every woman should have a
Soter.-Chicago Record Herald.
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Trap SHOOTING.

The Delaware State Trap Shooters
League will hold it's annual meeting
on January 25th, az the hotel ponce
de Leon, Eighth and Church streets
Officers will be elected aud reports
will be su omitted.
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ID hGIsTERs ORDER.
III OlHCE OF THE KEGIsTER OF Wills |

III OFFICE OF III b REGISTER OF WILLS
New Castle County. Del, Dec. 18Th, 1870
Ifon the application OF Amanda g. hal.i
fxecutrlx OF Nanlove Hazel, late OF Wilmington
hundred, IN said county, deceased, u Is ordeieo
hxecuirix aforesaid give notice OF granting o.
Letters lcstamentary upon the estate OF w
dcce sed, wiin the date Of granting thereof Y!
causing advertisements 20 he posted within ili ~
most pubic places OF the county Of New Oasle,
requiring all persons having demands hsn W,
the estate 10 present the same, or abide by hh ~.
Of Assembly I'm such case made and profl.g.,
ana al.o cause the same iu be inserted Mltll
the same period In the Every Evening, a uees
paper published IN Wilmington, Del, ana 70 "
continued therein three weeks te. @ q. ...
Given under The hand and seal OF ti M.
of the Register Of Wills Aforesaid o. va
n. S lmineton, IN New Castle county aioiesAi''
the day ana year above written. ,-,i.
FREDERICK X BACH, Register OF hAN
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N OFFICE OF The REGISTER OF WILLS,
NEW AsrLE COUNTY, lEL, Jan. 9th, 1905
urou the al plictdOn Of spOtswOod Garland
executor of Margaret Horty, late OF lin ugion
hundrrd, in said county. deceased, Il Is ordered
ana directed bY tie kcgister Of Wills that the
Executor Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of
Letters Parliamentary upon the estate OF tie
deceased, with the date Of granting Thereof By
causing advertisement. TO be posted within iory
days nom the date OF such Letters 10 six the
most public places Of the county Of New Castle
requiring ull persons having demands against
the ettate TO present the same, OF ABIDE bY an
aci OF Assembly In such case made and provided
and also cause the same TO be inserted Wit1in
the same period in the livery Evening, a news
paper published in Wilmington, Delaware. end
70 be continued therein three weeks le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF Office
OF the Register OF VIII Aforesaid at VIII
las mingtan. I'm New (asile county Aforesaid
the q y and year above written.
FREDERICK r. BACH, Register Of wills
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Notice Is hereby Given that Letters les- ESQ
mcniary were n due orm Of law granted g sn,
the undersigned, on the 18th day Of pecellll-,..
acainst the estate Of the deceased must Tiese,l.'
the same duly attesied 10 the said fNecu,,ial-r
on OF he'Qre the 18th day OF pccember. A. ~ 100
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such c case l'''@
ana provided. AMANDA 6. lihAs-ftr
Address: Howell S. England, ESQ, Attorne
Law, Wilmington, Delaware. declo mhl'"
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1T seems strange" said Deacon
Mayberry as be counted the money
after church, 'that a large congrega-
ton can be 50 small."-Philadelphia
Telegraph
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Notice is hereby given that Letters Iesta
mentary were I'm due form Of law granted unto
Tie undersigned, on tie Fifth day Of January
A. d. 1906 and thai all persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must Ireseni
the same, duly a tested, 20 the said Executor 90
OF before The Fifth dny OF January, 1907 or auice
the Act OF Assembly in such case maze and pro
vided. sPOTsWOOD GARLAND,
Executor
Adnre.s. Wilmington. Delaware. ian6lls9E
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Notice Is hereby piven that Letters Tesla.
men,ary were in due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned on the Erhth cay Of January,
A. y. 1905. anu that all persons having claims
against The estate OF the deceased must presenl
the same, duly attcsied. to the said xeCut0s
on or before TIE Eighth day Of January, 907. or
ahiue he Act OF Assembly in such case made
an provided. PATRICK DOuGHEhTY
JAMES DOUGHERTY,
Executors
Address; Samuel s. Adams, Jr.. Eso., Attorney
at Law Wilmington. bcl janl0-mwi-Sw
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council.
Mawasot Gun Club.
Democratic League.
St. Thomas Cadets.
Camp 3, =. o. s. A.
Grant Post e. A. Il.
Iron Mouldcn Union.
Star Loan Association.
Dclawuro Saengorhund.
du Pont Post q. A. II.
Republican lnvincihles.
Cyrus Temple, j.. e. Il.
clayton Lodge X. of II.
Eden Lodge /. o. o. Il.
Division No. A, A. o. III.
America Lodge, S. Of IA.
Grand Opera House Band.
Master horsoshoen Union.
Asylum Lodge, /. o. o. H.
humboldt Castle, X. u. r..
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council i. o. r. o.
Excelsior Council u. Il. A.
Crusaders Temple. T.. q. u.
Jenonon Lodge ]. o. o. r.
Dclawae Oonclave. I. o. II.
Moss Rose Temple L. q. E.
Apollo IL. q. n Brass Band.
Sixth Wand Single Tax Club.
carpenters ana doiners Union.
Second Ward Single Tax Club.
seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
hadosn Sommandery, IL. Of NJ
heokuk Tribe, lmp'd %. r. NJ.
Palestine Castle, A. d. X. 81. d.
Wilmington Lodge. A. %. u. W.
Minona Council Jr. %. u. A. N.
Deihware gommandory X. a.. E
hia"atha irlbc, lmp'd o. r. IA.
Wilmington Lodge of Machinisis.
Mizpan Concnvc. a.. or s. W. Al.
DolmarVia Lodge, j. A. 20 b. r. n.
Easllake Lodge, No. i11. I. %. a.. n.
~. john 5 Commandcry. 40. /, n. Il.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Brandy wine lonclave. III. or s. a.. N.
Prospective Chapter American Guild.
WASHINGTON Camp SO. ID. ~. ID. IS. A.
bmndywiue Lodge. Order Of the World.
court bmndywine touosiers OF America
Wilmington Lodge, No. l76 /. y. q. n
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stasiae Resorts.
ATLANTIC CRY.
DENNSYLYANIA
L RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE Ann
WASHINGTON DIVISION.


For Chester and Philadelphia. 1.4s.41b a. ii.
$50 f3.l1 40, 7.42. 100 isO7, $50 1900 as0 M ~
fl0oJ Ills, fll.3A ll.l5 o.. m. ii240 IsO y ~
Pos, 1880, 4a5 900, 1850, COZ. rs 85. al y
1000 anu lilo 3. m weekdays lsS, ana n i6
lel4 isoO ga5 u 40 a: m. tl2l5 1S7, f. o. XXX
taoJ' 300 1850, COZ. t7.2s, e.ls, 1000 and hi n
=. M. Sundays. ''-N
For Philadelphia only. a8g. $3.50. M. 4, d,
300, o.22, us, III ana 500 p. m. week.davs + az
By a. ~, els, IN and SEQ p. N. SUNDAYS wv
For New \ ork Through expressl. ii3 q 10
$50. lido d. m, @l2la Fi.87, BIO 90 605 - ,s
+All. 923 y. IN. weekdays LAB 3 80. tii 45a ~
sundays. y w.
For Boston without change, 10.OOa. n. and q n,
?. m. week-days 500 D. n. Sundays
Baltimore and Washington l.O3, 42Q us 4 Nd
blO tl0l4. n.O7, fll.4s q. m, Fl285. I'LL = AZ
a.os, b. b, OH SON, TO. thSl. ss.l5, f4o1 \
m and l2.ls night weekdays l.O3. 42O. INK
BOZ flul4, lI.iS a. m. F1285 f2O5 asa, S9f
6.01 '6.26 '7.Si, SID fsOOp. m, and fi2is niebt'
Bundaya 7-N
Baltimore and intermediate stations t2s
t4.4S, Dos p. m weekdays aud i55s d IN. sun
days.
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atlantic Coast Lne.-Express. 100 a. m. AMI
100 p M. daily Limited. 5. 10 . m. Week.davs
southern kailway-Express, SOB a m 85l
w and I.Sl ,. m. daily. Limited, AGA .. hi.
Neek-uuYs ~ @
seaboard Air Line Railway Express.S.O2 a. n.
anq 5o2 p m daily. Limited 3.8l p m. dailv
Norfolk and Western kailWny-for Memnht
ana New Orleans, 6.26 D. m. daily.
chesapeake & Ohio Railway Express, 1L07 a
m. weekdays. g. Is d. m daily
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'-l-fA " .AAE NV AoA1Ns
for New Castle, COS s.2s a. H. sos s.4i and
6.u2 D. m weekdays
lot Lewes 3. % a. m. and 8.44 p. m. weekday
FOR kehoboth, 628 a. m Tuesdays, Thursdavs
and SATURDAYS
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar SO, loss
= n., S44, 6o2 p. m. weekdays and 300 night
Tor Harrington ana way stations 6.55 a m.
and 800 p. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comiort
and Norfolk, lo.55 a. m weekdays and 1900 night
daily
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connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 am.
IDS ana b.lS p. m. weekday SI4 a m ana
6.ls D. M Sundays.
iir. fAic0mmf dalton Trains
The Wilmington Transfer Company will call
Ior ana check baggage from hotels and resi-.
dences
For further Information. apply TO J. n. Nc.
vii nms tity Ticket Agent, sos Market street
or at the station
W. W. ATTERBURY JR WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manseu
GEO. W BOYD,
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Magdalena sheepman.

A few sales of lambs for feed
ing next winter have been bar
gained for" said M. j. Russell
of Magdalena, N. NJ. yesterday,
to a newspaper reporter at Kan
Sas City. up to the present
time fewer lambs have been
bought for fall delivery than had
been sold at this time last year,
but so far there seems to be no
change in prices. The sheep
owners are holding out for about
the same prices as a year ago,
and claim that they will get
their prices. They argue that
while there was a big lamb crop,
fewer sheep were held over last
year. and, therefore. the supply
is no greater. Then they are
we'll provided with range feed.
and that is a very important fac
tor in the matter. If there was
scarcity of feed they would be
forced upon the market and