Stye Charlotte bseroer
Si 1 1 I I M a a a I -A. f k g r at v-v n
TEX fJESQT
Has been
?ir 4fon 3 00
(ft Month ..i 7F.
WMMKLT EDITION .
Wkly, (in the county) tn advanot 93 00
Out of the county, jxfjxnd. 2 .10
Six Month., 1 00
Qr Utxral Reductions for OlMi.
Dry CSoofls
ANOTHER LOT OF
MUSMS
FOB SALE BY
Alexander t Harris.
Jun30
Boots gTxaz&
1
f
We are dally receiving our
SPRING STOCK
which will be. more complete than ever before
tod comprises toe
Best Brands? Latest Styles.
LA DIES' , MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS1 SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
Lower grades all Roods In our line In variety and
all prjces.
ULL STOCE
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valisej & Satchels,-
ALL SIZES AND RRICE&
Call and see us.
FEQRAM & CO.
At 614 cents.
HOOP SKIRTS,
At 50, 75c, SI and $1.25.
BEAU HFU-L 8TYLE OF PRINTS, at 5c
TE BB3T -4 BLEACHED, DOMESTIC, at 10a
The Celebrated Tower Shirt.
Our entire stock of
STRAW HATS
Must be closed out. Come and buy one cheap
M DRIVES IN
DRESS GOODS,
B VBOAINS IS SANDALS 4'fLIPtXBS.
FANS I'FANSih'
A ...
iorae uoe ones to be closed oat at cost. Come
'' ' ; secure bargafns,
llarpves J Williek
Next session begins August 25, 1881.
ComhinA thA nAiAiitsitM it flit fd curriculum.
with special and'extesaed mstmctlon according
to tho nnlimitf h temi v ' ' t )
' Cnnaoted wlthkareachDOltoI Law, Of Medi-
Special JkcttititftfattBrx
to AyticniCArteultirsl. Chemiatry,
Bxpeies.lr3nnE'tHin Iwoft Mnlt
91 W to $230 pet um-' :i - k -.. , .
881
Spnn
Stock
188
boots ni
IT RECEIVED
VOL. XXV.
grg (Goods, Iirttotig,
A Perfect Corset at Last.
No More Broken Whalebones.
After spending over twelve thousand dollars In
experiments, Dr. Warner has perfected a material
for boning corsets called
C O R ALINE
Which Is vastly superior to horn or whalebone.
ITS ADVANTAGES ABE:
FIRST. It cannot be broken. A reward of $5
will be paid for every corset la which the Coraline
breaks with six months ordinary wear.
SECOND. It is more pliable than whalebone
and adapts itself more readily to the movements
of the body.
TBIRD. It is not affected by cold, heat or mois
ture. FOURTH. It is the cheapest and most service
able corset ever made.
THE CORALINE CORSKT is made throughout
of superior materials, and is warranted In every
respect, ir not found entirely satisfactory, the
purchase money will be refunded. Ask for
Dr. Warner's Abdominal Corset
With extension front Unequaled for beauty, ele
gance and style. And
Dr. Warners Nursing Corset,
The only perfect nursing corset In the market.
Ask for Dr. Warner's
CROSS BONED HIP CORSET. -
We have the exclusive sale In this market of
the above corsets, and will be pleased to have the
trade Inspect them. T. L. 8EIGLB & CO.
uno
A DELICIOUS DRINK
For JJse in Families, Hotel,
Clubs, Parties, Etc.
Boston t
C. II. 6KATXS fe MMM.
f5 i'
The "Hob Punch " hu lately been introduced, sad
ineeta yrii marked papuj favor. "
It is Warranted to Contain only te
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit: Juices and
Granulated Sitgqr.
It ! ready on opening, and will be found an acreeab.
adtfitton to tke enoiea thing which undeniably enlarge
the pleasure! of life and encourage good fellowship and
good nature if rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TIM
Just Thing la Keep In Wine Mat
SPwds not Gomplete Without Hub Pusc&
It can be used Clear or- with. Fres
Milk, Ice, Soda, 'or Hot Water,
Lemonade, or with Fine IcO
to Quit tiie Taste.
gold by leading Wine MeTehaata, Grocers, UoteU a4
Droggista everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices bj Wil
son & BurwelL Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Charlotte, N. C."
Jan. 23-eod-6m,
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEM, AND
THE AFEUCTCO
THE GRlfAYEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OP A
TORPID LIVER.
Iiosa of appetite
Pain in theHe
Nauaea,bowela oostive,
with a dull sensation in
the back part. Fain under the houlder
bladel iulfctft'' atingt with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Iiowjyiritg. Loaa
colored
it tstsrw-AEirnrGS abx tjkhotsd,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TU1T8 PILLS r eapeclally adapted to
aeneaaecoQedoa effects suchachange :
of fMlins as to adtoHlsl tne sufferer. '-
They taereaee the Appettto, and caoee the
body to Tke on riwb, thus the ayatem is
fci4elieel. and by thetrTto aetlen on the
ptgortlvo raHk Beflar Steeli erepro- v
docol. 't Price ceota.. as.lfarrayMBf.'r.
i
t or WHrsKBa cnangaa to a utoaer :
riorte appacatlqc W this WSTlt ,
irtsv natural color,et naMLntflPWsjy.
t. nrnnJiitt or aent br ex ureas on receipt of U.
offlea. 3B Murray SU New York. ;
Dr, TUTT8 HaXUl ef TahuWe laHenaatM tm
Fehr.23d0&iUWl
; HONEST7: ;
Twiii C hi w I og TaeiPi
Beware of imitations. . None geulne unless ac
companied with our "Honest 7? copriiftt)f$rT
which will be found on bead of every box, , .
Manufactured only by BBOWNABO,
t
'ini iak on ine corner oi rtiuur wwawii
JL North Carolina Railroad, fronting I4( feet to
Ninth street and 108 leeton . the North Carolina
BaOroad. will either be sold as a whole or divided
into two lots of 70 by 198 feet. Suitable eJtHer fo?
building or factory purposes. Apply to...
I.
HOB
FBI
leotedratyne daty. weannew; DiaaMfea;
Ifgtttqog of the Heart, Pota befpye the
Tea. YeVfow Akin7Headac5he. EetleBB-
or memorr. wun a iecunz nwiMwc
nsst nikhi, highly
TUTT'S
IIAI1I
faapi
heap
OBSERVATIONS.
Keep op with the procession. of. life, youns man;
close up to the band. If you ever fail to the rear,
where the elephants are, you are apt to getirod on
The tears,rlie dedops, ; stood in her lovely
eyes, and heaving a gentle sigh she reached forth
her lily white hand andtook another onion to
peeL f
Peggy Eyan is watchman at & Cincinnati car
riage factory. Another triumph for woman.
Had drank" Is . not good Engnsh grammar,
s a high authority. Jtcertalaly' ta not.; fWas
ink" Is belter eramm'sj1.' and ;inore In accord
ance with th facis plhe iimes out of ten. Hew
Haven Begtefer. " , ' u -
Atlanta's legislative representatives Ara, ppposed
to blockading the town cow. This seems to be the
view taken by all genuine statesmen both la this
Country and &Kurirjer-4Alianta Co:
The telephoim inthe-lnfernalregtons; Beeize
bubWHeil feelHri8atan-;Helteli Aeliol"
BeefeBbe'rtOfilCwfirt'y foWedover
herei y WeLj,aQntt1lmr1ts4h we can
tskejirlo'trijuB seiidslartrnem
Juet sendNJart5ffhet
down't
to stiLeui.;
. ijw w wuiewon
Dor1e0iiialc-'2SK
know tti6:dffieTenceiOonflenaa
s The author of wr "Bantlfb) dfiflmW.
Marourheen' T. H. Crouch now pnng VlOWl
more in strgrrteTiedclltratnsUnces. , Herl seven
ty years oldand Is an ex confederate soldier.
The new Czar has condescended to allow Rus
sian seamen to wear beards, and for the first time
since the days of Peter the Great the razor will
take a rest in the Russian navy.
Several vessels have gone in search of the miss
ing Arctic steamer, Jeannettt. Before it is too
late, we suggest that search be instituted for the
searchers. Atlanta Constitution..
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The pension list now absorbs two
fifths of the whole amount expended
for the support of the government.
The Japanese Mikado is to have a
new palace at Yeddo which is to be
built entirely of wood, and will cost
nearly $5,600,000.
An aged brother of General Sam
Ilouston is living , in. Chicago. Owing
to peculiar circumstances he never saw ,
or heard from the famous brother. J
Senator Joseph E. Brown has paid;
every dollar of his munificent gift of
$50,000 to the Southern Baptist Theo
logical Seminary. .
The "Mr. Thomas" wfco, at a recent
London sale, paid an agtegate, sum of
$100,000 for four works by Landseer,
Stanfield and Millais, is reported to be
Mr. Holloway, the patent medicine pror
prietor. .
Charles Brush, of Cleaveland, the in
ventor of the Brush light, says that he
has devised a method of storing up
electricity that is better than the bat
teries of Flante and Faure and he
thinks that it will shortly be possible
to supply families with boxed electrict
ty, as they are now supplied with ice,
milk or beer, so that they can run their
own electric lights.
The Duke of Athol, one of the Brit
ishers traveling in this country, bepame
frightened by a slight collision the
other night between Sioux City, la.,
and St. Paul, Minn., and jumped from
the sleeping car in his night dress. The
train started suddenly and left him,
shivering in his fig leaves on the praire,
but a later train from the opposite
direction brought his clothes and res
cued him.
Mr. Justice Clifford, who lies at the
point of death in his Maine home, is
the sole living appointee of a Demo
cratic President on the supreme bench.
Judge Field is a Democrat, but he was
appointed by Mr. Lincoln, and when
the venerable Clifford passes away the
bench will stand eight Republicans and
one Democrat. It is even worse off
sectionally.
At the request of a Catholic, clergy
man Col. Corkhill, district attorney,
asked Guiteau if he was a Catholic or
had any sympathy with the Catholic
faith. Guiteau replied: "No, sir, I
am not a Catholic or a Jesuit I have
no sympathy with either. I am in ac
cord with the Evangelical Churches of
the country and heartily in sympathy
with the religion of the New Testa
ment." A conference was held at Ua interior
Department, yahngton, yesterday,
at which it was decided that a delega
tion of Missouri River Indians, includ
ing Spotted Tail, Red Cloud, Standing
Bear and others, should be invited to
Washington early in September to dis
cuss various vexed questions, with the
authorities. The Northern Cheyennes
are very muob. dissatisfied with their
present loeation in the Indian country,
and want to go North to the Missouri
river country.
The Duke of Cambridee while at tfee
dinner of the London cabmen tie oj&ej
nightTrecelffed a- EpmfcwK'eauiyocal
compliment? iftne orthe cabmen to r
sppndiag to the toast of the TentD,
described: ttfey:whicb -he felfr afrthe
figMslgMtjftrreukeHirTwyMgtt
ness, said cabby, had a presence- and an
appearance which, had he not known
who he was, would have induced him
to think he was a cabman of thirty
years standing. The round and rubi
cund Duke looked glum for a moment
and then joined heartily in the laugh
ter which followed.
m mtm, ..
Tbe Democratic NomlMe.
John W. BookwaHer, the Domooratie
nominee for Governor of Ohio, is a citi
zen of SprihgfUd, where he conducts a
large manufacturing enterprise, giving
employment to many hundreds of
hands. He was a Republican until
Mr. Greeley's candidacy f or the presi-,
dency, since which time he has voted
the Democratic ticket, but has not
taken a prominent part in politics. It
is claimed by the Democrats that Book
waiter will be a tower of strength with
the workingmen of the State. During
the panic of 1873 atrd the busings de
pression that foMP.wed whtfe other
employers were cutYing down the
wages of their employes, Mr. Bookwal
ter insisted that at such a tirafftbe
man who worked should have more
money for his. work, and instead of re-4
ducing wages increasea mem. xua po
sition in this matter and others affect
ing the interests of the working men
are known in- every workship in the
Steterartdit-iahtimedrwill makeirrra
a fearticularfer iistrons? eandiaateiwita
thfemett;b
mineari:fMr.k5j&pgnin
qiialitifffr mnwnftgq.n1ir.hft ma
wio know.him. besjt ajtrj.that Wapo
itlye elements otstrngthre fftjalean
record, great local., popularity, and a
willingness to spend money liberally
to further his ambition."
Bkdtord Aixir Ann Ibom BBiaas Watsb ato
Mask. The croat tonic and alterative oootalnB
twice as much iron and fifty per cent, more alum
innm than any "alum and
iron
mass" known.;
Inst the thins for the
spring weakness" now ao
general.
Sold by ail
druKKists
of any st&nttng
Prices
reduced one half.
majllr'tl
ffew.YoiK. reDf -xui i
Gents.1 have bean rery low,1 and have tried evJ
erythlng, to no advantage. I heard your Hop Bit
ters recommended by ;so manyt -I ooneluded to
give them a trlaL I did. and new am round, and
constantly Improving, and am n w. stwmgaa
i Menm. Bacm Bro..; Jt& :m -?-paa
ore that I add my testimony to the great virtues of
your "NeuraJghje as a specifto toriBwaralgta-ana
sick headache. Snch a remedi to ajlesiing, and
all sufferers s&ojaiakee&lt onjmru,. U:
i u,f a. B. BroesLt,
186 Cathedral BQeeWBauimoM. u
1 Sold by wriston A CO.
CHAIjPy4 ;N. p.v SATURDAY
ITIAJT. THROCKMORTON'S SUA. DO tT
A Jilted Girl. CLaumU Heir Betrayer
. f r Twly-Tikre :rmr . ,
-.. The recent1 death of Major John R.
Throckmorton, of Louisville, has re
vived i the memory of some singular
events of his life. He died a bachelor
of sixty-five a man of leisure ami of
style, who fori a quarter of a century
was a beau and the professed lover of
Sallie . Ward.iiwaen the Switching
Southern girl captured the heart of the
son of Governor Lawrence of Massa
chusetts. They were martiedi and
when the youg- bride-accompanied her
husband to their-New Eneland home
Throckmorton followed. Jealousy of
Throckmorton, which Mrs. ; Lawrence
was too ptotid present by explanation
waa thfi real cause : of ' the- separation
tliaf llAWAi)' uriii' t Mrs: 1 . vrbnAAirmJ P
jweu ituuuncu, u&o. juovn a kvt-; :
ing back to her father's house' enabled;
her husband to obtain R divoreo on the
ground, - of .Udstfrtion. The- lady i gave
no ferplahatiou, iWas afterwards twice
married, and stilt tea baodsbmBldow,
but mever paid any imore attention to
the; Major than in the days of her girl
hood.But thriie was another woman who
haunted tha'Major as peraifttently asr he
followed bailie Ward, The:Major was
a pleasirfg and frivolous mani when be
first met Ellen Goodwin a school-girl
of fifteen; She was impulsive.interest
ing, and innocent, when he a! man of
thirty) feigned Jove and wori her heart,
and then threw it aside. ' Soon after a
veiled figure followed him through the
streets of .Lduis.villev with no! upraid-
ing or reviling. -At wnatever nour,
day or night,, be left his hotel ox the
ciuD-room, sne was tnere use a pnan
tom.. In New York, Nefc". Orleans; or
wherever lie went, shfe. pursued, him.
and lie iocularly Spok6 Of iber to his
friends as his ?Hell's efighti" 1 Ten,
fifteen, and even twenty years passed,
and still she keptnp thdi silent haunt
ing of the ' man who had wrecked her
life. Uler friends had long given her
up as insane, and at last, when she had
for twenty-yeaTs dogged his steps, cer
tain misguided friends of the wealthy
Throckmorton had her arrested as a
lonatie,and the two met face to face
in a Louisville court-rodm : Then It
was that: allli tbe . city. ; woke stp to the
knowledge that the womarrwas neither ,
crazy l nor a fool. ' Her lapgmgv was ;
eloquent, her manner reflnedv her face
firm. The whole sad story of her life
was told her vow to follow him until
the hour of retribution, her persistent!
watching, her silence and revenge.
Before the. woman he had .wronged
Throckmorton quailed, and his brava
do was not equal i to the: crosques
tionjng to which he was exposed. - At
last, one evening a great shout ascend
ed; cheer after cheer went upL . The
old courtrhouae rang) with applanse
Men threw up their hats. FJlen Good
win was acquitted, and Throckmor
ton's ghost laid ; for the woman, hav
ing brought him to the bar and having
told the story of his perfidy, said that
her work was done, and she would
haunt him no more.
After the trial Ellen Goodwin entire
ly changed her habits of life. Her
shabby black suit was Abandoned, and
plain clothing; but Of ' the richest;' took
its place. She boarded for some time
at the Gait House, and then traveled;
but the purpose that kept her up so.
long was now lacking, and she nank
gradually for a few yeaifr and then
quietly passed away, bu,t she left direc
tions for her buriaV, and she went to
her last resting place dressed like a
queen, ia a black velvet burial robe,
with rich laces, silken hose, and dainty
slippers.
OUR MINES.
Salisbury Watchman.
QUAKER CITY. GOLD MIN? CABARRUS
COUP'S Y
First clean unof five tns,yielded 5
ounees, cona run of 4 tons of No,
ores, yi,eed iOH ounces. This last
was. from, the $ foot FJdPrada vein.
PHCENIX GOLD Mi&Ea
A card from the mining Captain,
Judson, says; "You place the capacity
of the Randdrili at-12 inebes ia 20 min
utes. Sixty: inches per -hom i not an
uncommon run r I' have cut as high as
finches inr a rainntes.. : Work iarmnv
ing briskly and the quantity o ore ia
steadily: inereaaiDg.. Th$ gloxioia 4th
gassed off quietly-.ftt a drunk on the
Tiie faoiis Hidden mine is situate
fonr; ani a half miles from Tyloxsr
ville, the county seat of ' Alexander.
There are two. tracts of land, cohtaln
ing respectively seventy and eighty
acresj which go to make up the entire
property. Five years ago, Mr. Warren,
who then owned the land, used to tmd
alegreen spoduinene on tbe siVfacew
Iti Hidden began prpctimgrthtirB
justi abdut ; a yeAt ajfo ' and. aiter, gye
weelcsot pUeiTy'rewatdjW
fining nfhatlilnown tea1 MlnxlT$UC
i. . one wMch ddea : not; reach: to the'
surface,- This one was found twelve
feet from the top. The vein ia, decom
posed and soft to the.aepth df twenty
eight Met; below which the Veitt bind
ings are soUQ gneiss, and exCeedrnglyr
hard to penetrate; quickly dulling the
beBt steel. -The 1 tjivisibu; 'rine at this
point (28 foot -water level) ra' Very sharp
and istitc'i A drift asTrnn ftom the
foot of the bill to the shaft for the pur-
n mi.. ; -r obi:
fmaf. Ynrca: nrritn' rherald arid Yiirirtan.
ite.! ! The ffewsrti fodernbBr4d0dlSi,
theserflinera.ls.1 hejnr ttoresenS:
ten inches in terarjV-aTO-tlfree-w
do&etSffilt U whmK816
The entire "expense 'bf 'openlirg ', and
working tire minbai been paid; tbe
.atWofketas;' The .finest' storieyet taken;
out wefched two, and;a;balf carats and:
orougnt at wyyiTOttn?, uy uunurea aoi
lars.acarat. the ' Hiddenlte is" ',ot. a
greenish color-nthe crystals; Bometinifea
pale atone extremity, jrrdnalry deetoeii
to a rich emerald;? the othbr.;" When
cut and polished tbe jenyhas a' beautl
fuKricb lus.tr,e,.-
i There are other veins ,wlthm twenty
feet : of this, whlfth, Tjrof ..Hidden will
explOte at an arlf dayjHbjbaVBad
many oners u suwk tue mine.; pp
fers .oradlng sdl Prof; .Hiaderirp
Kntfrianlrft for a ftnftrdmftri nt ffii' tiu
denlte in "its natural or unpolished
8tateV I, J . ' : 7tVC
v n nt the 8L Louis Medical CoUeoe ears? "I
have ordewd-eeirMiMilaijir IT ilnict of
Witch Hazel to be WfiUM .toeaumaOsm
and JRt!SS'S'
ware of woitnlesa irmtawnrmider qurs umarml-
fliSuainifea ctireMe eirtariIiieoilat
Dalntol morl W.Bcto5aw4 weak,
yya.:t SoUi tollfflM ajjyaea. lsQ0 ..
I Todojgoorfweeejhan
ron6aweiifetpia(Jd) kjat
Sight "lot him at once, ana bef&roeome organic
Si-fl6 i?,?SeS.lH s 1
dr hU eight become ekwtM tbfr whole opostt-
tntlon.hel
aaBOiu
ill an to a htew3f working ondiaon.
saw this eelebraled ae
uoca oeei iw
cooaBeeixonte
i n fissure ,wy jtrautionLis:
i 'Tt did ine mueli good,' .
tof, to speaking of tne ueoig uo-i
la Beware of imitations. Ask f or
'1 gill'
'fl till
Bogus Organ makers at war I
A LITTLE CASH DOWN,
LOWEST CASH PRICES, and balance in 3 months, WITHOUT INTEREST
$10 & $25 CASH ON ORGANS AND PIANOS.
YQU CAN
Chieritig Piano and
l Wtte iwMforpiPiuiW, an(l the
Sheetmiiakl and fcMrathlnn In th. l
pnoss, etc , addres ' "
ill (MS ft 1L ! ! !
SU1MEK STOCK
IB IE HDtF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
dies Dress Goods ancl!P
Ready IViiaii & C I
ta a call, before!
tnu27
10
BECKETT
JOW between Trade and Filth,
NEW TOM OMKji, 5 7, COUBTLANDT ST. 1 BBANCH 07FICX, CHABLOTTE, N. C. I WOBES, ARLINCi TON, f.i
JulT6
NO; 3.S48.
TTTT
TEX
J
McSMITH is happy
reliable makers.
and
And balance when cotton comes In. JULY
AUtiUdT AND SEPTEMBER
BUY THE
Mason & Hamlin Organ.
Mason and Hamlin is the monarch of all
organs.
A good toner and repairer always on hand. For
H. McSMITH, Charlotte, N. C.
:0:
:0:
" , :: g.y- -. -1 l (fit! '
-8PRIN& AND SUMMER CASSIMERE SUIT3--AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. B0Y8' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT COST.
ALL AND SEE US.
AT-
(Dm IS) M(DfflS
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE VARIETY OF
Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Corsets
and Hosiery, all the latest btyles and very Uheap.
ALSO, A HANDSOME STOCK OF
ot h i n g and Gents'
& Mcdowell,
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
even
manner of Job AZntt eaa ovkadone n
lah abort notafci: ji.
"JTAD
BLAinrBTLIrHlASai
MMiwmiHiiinin ecu tfi3i i
: TAGS. BXCIIPTS, POBTjapcsi, .
PBX3GEAM1IX3, HANDBCULSr
PAMPHLTT3, OBCJlABa, CTlCn. AC.1 '
ORG.
still sells nothing but from
8PECTAE StTMMEB 'OnTR.
CASH PRICES AND THREJt MONTHS CESLIT.
500 PIANOS -Mff-ORGANS
HAND AND CONTRACTED FOE THAT
MTJ3T BE CLOSED OUT BY OCT. 1.
BRO
Furnishing Goods.
ELIAS &ICOHEN.
-MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES
-AND
MINING MACHINERY
CONTRACT FOR -CONSTRUCTION AND ERECTION
OF MINING MACHINERY OF EVEBY DESCRIP
TION AND LATEST DESIGNS. ' ALSO. MAN
UFACTURE ANDSEL&AGRICULTUBAL
ANI iOaTASl E ENINES SAW .
MILL 5, AC.
The manufacturers of the
CHALLENGER PORTABLE ENGINE
CHALLENGE THE WC-BLD j.
To produce a better engine. To shew W M
In what tber claim, they challenge any .imanufacturer
S acXraleSlnes7 not fitted with m o8rtonjaUc
cut-off, to a competitive test at a forfeit of oOO io
8000 asmay dsired. These engines burn 4,
tt and 8-foot wjoo.
.... - . a.iur i.uxt",'i;!
Julyl4,dw2w President