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FAIRFIELD- ERALD Publisbod Every Wednesday at WINNSBORO, S. C, nY WILLIAM S c 1).4 YS'. --0 TERMS-IN AD VANCE. ao Copy one year, - - $ 3 00 'ivo " " "c - - - 12 00 1'ea 4 " " - - 25 50 Slate News. Six persons in Malboro jail. Tho Beach iland Siameno twins lave died, and are now presorved in alcohol. Two colored boys were drowned in the Edisto river, near lLowo's Pump, on Wednesday last. The property of G. F. McIntyre, late senator from Coleton county, was sold by the sheriff at Walterboro. Mury Ann Ambrose, who mashed in her biothers skull with a grub. bing hoo, near Cheraw has boon arr. ted. 41 protect isIon foot to build a*rail road from Barnwell court to the vil'ago of Elko, on the South Caro lina railroad, some eight miles dis tam.t. Never lend money to a genius. Chicago now spells her name Ti. chioago, hoping to mislead the .lioton mortgage men. Russia claims to be exempt from p ets and mruicians, aud persons of iLc.r class are never born there. - People with the colic mny not be xious to know it, but there are en r 2,700 varieties of apples in this w.rld. Joaquin Miller hias a bullet in his and a bullet in his arm. Will aie gentleman be kind enough to put a bullet in his head ? Great amen ought not to marry. The wives of ix IPresidlents of the United States are living, while but uoe President sum vivos. The only symptom of Republican reform is to be found in Maryland, where some of the party want to nomi mnato an editor for Governor. Vanity in Oshkosh will have to hold in for au bile. Mr. Jelley, the photographmer there, has just commit ted suicide with his own chemicals. A toml.Atone in Ramsay says "Mary I 'awkine, who, having been tapped for the dropsy forty-six times, reposes in Chriat, &eptember 1, 1820." The papers are ditcussing the .uestion, "can G rant's grandson be. com Presiden. ?" well he can't this year though he might le Consul to Brest.- Lu Crosse Sun. A rich old maid died in England the oilher day and left .f;10,000 to found an asylum for needy clergy. mon. Mlr. Beecher is needy of an acquittal, and he might go over, for one. Three men in a row-boat were swept over Pa.ssaic L'alls, .Patterson, N. J., and drowmed. on the 17th. Their names were James Gregory, William Lee and John Nartin. There is mourning in Washington because of the poor returns from Radical funds invested in the Ken. tucky election. They want that money in Ohio. Our foreign goods for the past eight years have co~st us four thousand millions of dol lars, and as yet a mmanm is looked upon as eccentric, or an Englishman, whlen lhe says that this coimtry doesn't deserve a place on the maup. Eli Perkins says "me and Vander bilt and Jay Gould," and says it in such a way that onie would think lhe wais somebody. Tho man's great. est failing is his lack of cheek. Anna Dickinson owns right up that no woman can be romantic riding on an ox sled, or inlignilled while climb ing a rail fence, and now there's an other dispute forever settled. The South lost six thousand seven hundned and fifty-six millions of dollars in sl've property by the late war, while the North gainod in wealth the sum of fifteen thousand and twenty million dollars.. There is a railroad in Florida on which tihe cars run eleven miles an hour-exactly elovenm miles by the watch, and thoe stock-holders swing their hats anid shout "hooray P' Mrs. Ifrriet ]Bocber Stows receives ai good sumi of money each year for copy-right on "Unceo Tom 'r Cai. Since the close of tho war tihe sale of copies in the south has been large. sacritico bo0th religion andl pleasuire to business by con veitimng their ohuLreb inito a cheese factory, and their racec courso into a cow puasture. Major D. WV. Elder, of Oconee County, gave a barbecue to hih chilt'ren, grand-children and great grand-ehildren a few days ago beveral speeches. India rubber horseshoes arc comning in'o use, and they make a horst prancee whether ho wants to or not. Thiere'a no0 longer any need of drivin tacks into the h iarness. After a confinement of nearly twc years in thoe Greenville jail, Onr charge of contempt of Court, for ro fusing to answer certain qluest ions Judge Cooke has ordered the releast of Mr. Edwin F. Stokes. Physiciam testified that ho is nartially insmo Foly's to1ie wItIll Jtckson, Foley's brone a satuo of "Stone. wab" aeOksen, whioh is to be sent tc Virginia, is now in the.-oudon loya Art Gallery, and is thus described b) a corrospoudent ot the Southori Chaurchmaun :"The figure is o heroic size, eoxct and uoble ; hea< unoovorod ; right hand, grasping I gauntlet, rosts naturully upon th< hip ; the left haud holds the hill of a sword, whose points touches a pile of hewn atones, its empty scab. bard hanging from a bolt around tbc waist. The form, the attitude, th< face and the expression of the coun tenanco comib:no to make one of the most impreasivo statues wp have eye been." utih Carolila allard crcr lIn Limbo. The police authorities of Augusta have asceitLined that Conklin Jones, alias Has Jones, colored, who was found guilty by the Richmond County Court recently of stealing a clook from a colored brother, and sentencdo to twelve months at hard labor or the streets of A ugusta, is the sanm party who shot unrd killed a negro 111a1 in Edgifield County last July and for whom Trial Justico John McCord issued a warrant of arrest. -Columbiia Ruister. A Ilorrible Frltricide. Three brother:, named William, Thomes and Nicholas Alorg-an, quar reled in Cincinnati, on the 19th, re Sulting in the lormer being knocked dlown and litera ly kicked to death by the ethers. The origin i the quarrel is said to be of long; standing that WVilli.cim, by superior b'utsinses tact, had succeeded in ac.iring con iderablo piope rty from his brothers, tt hich had aroued their hatred. The survivors w lre arrested. The readiat iuad most useful reme dy for scald. -mil burns is an embro. eation of lim w a.er and linsod oil. There simple agents combined, form i thick, cream ihh siuibt anec, which efectually excludes the air fron the injured parts, aid allays the inflam mation anioilt instantly. A case is coorded where a child fell backward into a bath tub of boilil: water, and was niearly fliyed from heLr neck to below her hips. Hier agoinies were indescc ibible ; but her clothing being gently reo.v-.d, and the limoe and lreparation thickly sprcad over the injured surface, she was so.ud ableep ill five ninuce, Subsecuently, the parts were carefully w .h.-d with warm tmilk and wi ater hi ; i me. aI d:ay, tLh. oil dre sine amiO..d., and the little patient ripidly oeevered. Though all the scalded skini caine ef she did nut have a sear- This reme dy lo.ves no hard coat to dry on the sores, but softens the party and rid Uaturo to repair the injury in the readuiest and most expeditious man ner. This mixture may be procured ill the drug stores, but if rot thus ac cessible, slake a lump of ruickliue in water, and as -0o1 as tLo water is clear, mix it u o vil and shake it well. If the case is urgent, pour boiling water ovcr ho Iie, ard it will be. comoclea 0i~in *1Live inui tes. 'Th precparationi may be kept bottled in the house, anld it will boe as good sis mon~iths~ old n when first mnade.-Riu ral New Ycrker. inen~i canu be glazed by adding ii tea- poonful of salt and one of finely acr..ppd white soep to a pound ol starchI. Warit~lma~y be removed by rubbinge them nmnorninig and anighit with a imoist ened~ picce of mnuria-te of ammnonia 'They soften and dwindle away, leav ing no0 such ma~rk as follows their dis persion with lunar caustic. A good lotion for freckles is mnad< ef rectified spirits of wine, one ounjo water, toight ounces ; half an ounce ol orango flower water, or one ounce o1 rose water ; diluted imuriatic acid, r teaspoonful. Mix. To be used aftea w ashin g. 'To prevent rudting of( tini, rnt freshi lird ove r every part of the dishb and then put it ini a hot oven and heai it thlorongb ly. Thaus trea ted, an) tinwacre may be used in water con, stantly and remain bright and fre< from rust indefinitely. 'To remove miildewv from clothes take two ounces of -chioride of lim< (whichl canl ho procured Lat any druf store) ; pour on it one quar~tt of boil. ing wamter ; then addl t ha c quarts o. cold water ; steep the lineii in it foi twelve hours, when every spot wil be roinovedJ.-- Rural World. Sm'all hioles in whit o wall s can b~ e asily repaired without seL.dinig for th mason. .Equal parts of plaster o l'airiJ and white sanid---uch as i uised in most f:,u~ilies for scouriin1 purpcses-mi:lxcd with watet to paste, iappl ied immiediaitely an' smoothed with La knife oxr fLat picce o wood will imako the broken place a good as new. As the ixture liar deins very quickly, it is best to lpre parec but at smaui t~ll unity at a time To stop bleeding at, the nose, pre, the finger fir mly upon tho little arter that supplies the blood to the side o the face affected. Two small iarterio branublin g up fromn the main airterio on each side of the neck anmI passini over the outside of theo jawb)onc sup ply the face with blood. If the nos bleods from the right nostril, for cz ample, pass the finger ailong the edg of the right jaw till the beatirg of tih arterv is felt. Press hard uponi and the bleed ing will cease. Con the preainro f~ 0 minutes, tintilI tic * rup tut oh veisels in the nose hav t imen~ onntrc~t.. The losses sustained' by the South in the civil war are estimated by a ourrespondent of the Now York Evening Post to have been $1,284,. 1 000,000, independent of the slave: property, which amounted to $2,400,000,000, making a total of r $3,684,000,000. But this is below l the mark, for the correspondent esatimates that had not the war occur od the wealth or the South taking the ratio of the decade ending 1860 as a test, would in 1870 have reached $15,381,000,000, instead of which it fell to only $5,462,000,000-a differ. once of neatly $10,000,000,000. A plain diet develops the musou lar power to a roanarkable. degroe. The strongest man we have eneoun terod for a long time was an Irish gentleman, who, entering a horse car last Wednersdaay, after a light breakf: .t of cure hoof, oabbage,onions and a pint of whisky, enptied the oar of ten passengers in thirty seconds without leaving his seat. A local colored candidate for State Senator down in Mississippi says: "If deo white men who 'fees to be 'publicans want our votes, doy must corno clean over and be one of us yes, by ganny, doy mus' be niggers vid us.' If a Mis.iouri man gets killed while riding a race the crowd is certain to chip in and rtaiso more money for the widow than the husband would have earned in two years. A family in Ft. Wayno moving into a house found in a pile of straw a roll of greenbacks amounting to $5,000. An Illinois woman, who wanted to go to a masciuerade party as Mlary,a Queen of Soots, looked through the Bible to as.:ertain how the character wais dressed. The various benefits given last spt ing for the family of Dan Bryant produced the net sura (f $16,664 99, which has been paid over to Mrs. ISryant and the children. No Chinese medical student can sccu e a diploma until he can prove his ability to saw a man's leg off with a hand..saw and whittle out a wooden leg to replace the lust limb. JUST RCEI [V El 1 bale Plaid Homespun. ALSO, Mens, Sunday Shoes and stitched Down Shoes. ALSO,, Washing Soap, Toilet Soap, Starch, (andles G ream Tartar &c. Tfutt's Pills, Hair Dye, Essence of Ginger and Expectorant. ALSO, Knob Locks, Butts and Hinges, Carriage Bolts, Door Springs, Shiovels, Mattress Tw ~ines, Seine Twvine, Putty, Linseed Oil and Spanishi Brown.. M~ecMASrTER & BRtICE. TO ARRIVE Bleached lfomospun, Bed Ticking, hlickory Shairting, Gloves and ilosiory, Gauze UnderbhirtP, Black Alpaema, Barcees for Veila, Pina, 8peool Thread, N'eedleia, Ladies' Cuffs I ani d Collaars, Neck Frilla, Belts. and I ucd les, Pearl Buttons, &e. &c. Mc Master & Brice. aug 3 DIRECT TROM NEW ORLEANS '3 lids. N. 0. Clarified Sgar, 10Bbs N. O. MLYOlass ' (Choice.) A f'ormenr lot of those goods have given general satisfaction (MGve Themt a Trial. - BEATY 1BRO. & SON. 100 ors. Sulphate o uini, .60 vials " " Morphine. 10 lbs. Guam Opium. Va " cuamphor. For sale at thae Drug Store of urnna IV E. wrKoN JUST RECE1VEf Car Load White Corn. t Car Load Flour--ll rades, 1 Car Load .Bolted Meal. White and Smoked Bacon and Shoulders. [Eio and Java Coffee-"green and roasted." vew Orleans and Common Syrups. kll grades of SUGAR. :ard in bbls., hal.-bbls., Kegs and cans. lonuino Durham Smoking To bacco. BY D. R. FL ENN IKELN. april 10 l\N .GOODS. --AT LA NDECK ER'S SEW CALICOES, FALL STYLES, BALLOU'S NEW BLEACHINGS, 12 1-2 cts. 12 1-2 cts. Off0 BUil see thoii. CANT BE BEAT. I. Yard Width. Don't Fail To Go To GJANDECKE~ R'S. aug~ 12 SPRING GOOD~s AL.II.Fllnitel& Co flAV12 rust Recived a' Fulil Stock of SPRING GOODS, TONSISTING IN rART O1 ~rints, Linen Lanna, Votton Lawns, Grenadines, Chinese ILineni, Peroales, Swiss iluslins, Check' Camnbrios, Corded JactOst. White and colored Piri e, .A.IZs&O, Clothing, fiats, Mona Furniaking Goods, Cassimors, CJottonades Hosiery, C loves, Trunks, Wooden-waro, a-nd .ethe best assort ment of >ver broughit to this market, all whiob~ will be sold cheap for Drs Gsood dat 12 apSnd 16 23 cents >er yaid. W. H,.Flenniken & Co. p 1'7 .k ANOY gooDs -AT THE.--A Winusboro lillinol y Bazaar. M RS. Boag wishes to inform her friends and patrons generally, that ehto has just returned from the North after purchasing a full, and complete stock of Milllinery. consisting of French pattern Hats and ,Jlonnets, Straw Goods, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, and everything usually found in a first-class Millinery Establishment. Also a beautiful lite of White Goods, Dres Goods, Calicoes, Hosiery Gloves, Notions add Fancy Goods. 'and others too nunterous to mention, all of which Is expected to arrive and bo open for in. spoetion during the week. All I ask is to call and see for yourself when my goods arrive BV 85,000 Heart Shingles for sale Cheap for Cash. AI march 23J. 0. Bohr. marcoh 28 NEW ARRIVALSI Packages of NEV MACKOREI in Barrels, half and quarter Bar rely, Kits 1, 2, 3, and extra nun.' bor 1, MESS. 323 BS.aks of fresh ground FL 3UR, all sizes and grudos from the Granito Mills Augusta Ga. ALSO, A full stook of Groceries, Provision and Plantatiou Sup pl ies, at of which will be sold at th lowest prices for CASI. oct 29 BEATY 111. & SON. NEW STOR E. ROSENHEIgI & CO., P ESPECTFTFULLY inform the pub 0 lie in general that they havo opened the store formerly occupied by .1. II. Caitlcart where they intend to conduct a general stock of merchandise, consisting of GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SH OES, DII Y GOODS AND LIQUORS. WE GUARANT1E F3air andl square treatment to caca and every one that wtl- call on us, march 27 PIERRE BAG OT AGENT FOR STAND)ARD FERTILIZEBS, OlRS for sale the following very kPop ular brands, vis: Bradley's Sea Fowl Ouano. 0. 0. Coe's Super 'phosphlate. Bradley's Anunonlated Dissolved Bone. Royal Ouano ComnpoundI. Bradley's Acid 'Phlosphlate. Parties wishing Ournosi by the car-lonil can hieve thema ord$'red totDdko,ltidgeway, Lyles' Ford and Strother's Stn lions, 'as '[ am agent far the entirn -County 'of tFali. fiold. 'F'ime sales 'ilte 'Notutiber -1 .t For araingements dnx time .nit prioe gh cotton opt1 on-alplyt t AoOT ,feb U." 00MNO & M!ANLER a$~?'OFIWER TO-DA ? LARG~,E FRUIT STANDS, ~-FINEGLASS Salvers, Piltchiers anid Water Bottles. --A L 8 0-c~ ranoy Patented LAMP-WIOKS. july 8 Cigarss Nfow good silgars just received and for sate, at the Drug Storo of inna 3 * W. E-AXKE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A Fa'Ittue lea nt, Every family buy I.t. Bold by Agonts. Address G. Walker, EJrle, Pa. BOOK AGi:N rs wante I to eel '-The peoples Common Senso Medica Advisor," by -R.. V. Piorce, MI. D. Tih most ready selling book out. Hxousive territory and liberal terms Addresi th< Author i uffalo. N. Y. AGCENT ANEDo >tenorwo Ossi $ ew oe fr bl wino risks. AlO hotrcuiar V abo aa/te Do n dey iubw t at nc on postal . . RED, TRa ., law Tonts. A GENT'IS Wansted. The Centen' anial Garxetter of the United States. Shows the grand result of 100 years 0 Freedom & Progress. New and co 'plete Dver 1000 paeos. Illustrated, everybody dmys It an 1 agents make from $100 t< $200 a month. Address J. 0. MoCUR)i & CO. Pubs. Philadelphia Pa. CA U*ION,--uice.-4sogn.-iite's.i** tio1t LTPE AND LABORS 01 ITVING-sTONmo ( Including the '"Last Journ its,") unfuld vividly his 30 years strange adventures also the curiosities, wonders anti wealth of that m rvelous country, anm is abso lutely the only new, complete work. ihnce it sells ; Just think, 12.00) tirst i weeks. Agents' success wonid astonisl you, more wanted. Senut for 'yeruis aut positive proof of genuineness. Il UB~A HD llROIS., Pub5., 7 23, Saw son at., Phil. TRINITY COLLEGE, N, C s lssioN 0o0MMEncKs t.P. 2 1875. ULL Faculty :elegant buildings superior board nld accommtodat ions hicat iou near iigh Point on the N. (; Railroad, very healthy, A receipt in fool for all expenses. ex cept books and cloth ing for five months. will ho given for $9.) Aid given to young in1101 of limit .'d .means Post Office "Trinity C'ollege, N. (;." aug 3 U. G R A V EN, Prei . $10 to W500 iuvesteI in Vail St. often leadls to fortnno. A 72 pago bool explaining everything. and copy of the Wall street Review. Sent free. JOIlN ilIUKLINO & CO., Hlankeru and Broker 72 Broadway New trk. COUCIIS, COLD, I1OARSENESS AND ALL THROAT DISEA: ES, Wells' Carbolic Tablets PUT U1' ONLY IN ULUS u ,xes. A TuI111D AND SURE REMEDY Sold by Druggists generally, and Johnston Holloway & Co., Philadolphi1 Pa. Wherever it I l Been 'Triel 3 U RUB BA has established itself as a perfect regular and sure rome ly for disorders of thi system arising from improper action o the Liver and Bowels. It is not a Physio. but, by stimulating the secretive organs, gently and gradual ly remo'es all ;mpurities, and regulate the entire system. It. is inot a Doctored B itt ers, but, is i VEGETABLE TONIC. which assists digestion, and thus stimu lates tho appetite for food necessary to in vigorato the weakeno.l or inactivo organs and gives strength to all the vital forces It carries its own recommendation, a the large and rapidly iascreasing sale testify. Price one dollar a bottle. Asi your druggist for it. Johnston IHollowa' & Co. Philadelphia Pa. - I KeWEBT P'BWCJU. R. H. Phillips AG ENT, W IN N SBiORO, S. C uag 3-3tti FREWlI. TURNI~P SEED). T"JUT -Rocied, a supply of Trntip see t) f pvd varieties. Whi'To Lead, Sandl Paper, Mixed Painti Oils, D~rugs, Medicines, Books, Paper., liii &c., &o. McMASTERL & BIRICE. ju'ly 17 Dr. W. E. AIKE1i DEALER IN Drugs and )ledicines, P'aints, 011 0Glass &c. W E are still prepared to take mna sires for Shirts. Fits Cl narinnteed July o we 11. FLtN4IKE &c O. EjN5ARBIT~ Grateflil Thousands proclaitn VII. ROAR BrrRS tho most wonderful In. vigoraut that over sustained th.io sinking syten. No Person can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided thoir bones are not de. stroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond ropair. Bilious, Remittent and Inter mittont I evers, which are so prova lont in the valleys of our great rivers +throughout the United States, ospoolially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkau l sua, Rod, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grands, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro anoko, James, and nany others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our - entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably ho during sea. sons of unusual heat and dryness, are Invariably accompanied by extensive (do rangenmonts of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their troatmntunt, a purgative, exerting a pow.' orful inluonco u pon theso various or gans, is essentially necessary. Itore Is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to DR. J. WALKER'S VINEGAR BrrTTHnd, ias they will speedily remove the dark colored viscid matter with which the bowols are loaded, at the same time stinulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the boty against disease by purifying all its fluids with VI.NEGAR ITT'rElts. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. D)y sepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, Pai in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid neys, and a hundred other painful symp toms are the offsprings of Dyspopsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise ment. Serofula, or ing's Evil, Whfo Swollings, Ulcers, Erysipulas, Swelled Neok, Goitre, Scrofulous I lulamnmations, Indolent Inflannatious, Mercurial A ftoctions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Soro Eyos, et. In those, us in all other constitutional Dis. ease., WAr.KnKI's VixxUAit BI-rsas have shown their groat curative powers in the most obstinate and intractable caseo. For inflannatory and Chronic .Rleuinatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit tontand Intermittont Fevers, Disoasesof the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have no e ual. Such Diseuses are caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases..--Porsons ent gaged in Paints and Minerals, such at lumnbora, Typo-setters, (oid-beaters, and Minors, as they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against this, take a lose of WALaa's V im. EOA R I3'-lr1(s occasionally. For Sl'in Diseases, Eruptions, 'Tot tor, Salt-Rthonm, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pulstules, Boils, Cai-bunclos, Rin g-womrma, Scald-bead, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Lich, Serrt's, Discolorations of toe Skin, ]Tnmore and Diseases of the skin of vwbatever ae or nature, are literalLy dug up and carned1 out of the system in a short time by thbe ise of those Bitters.. inm Tape, and other Worms, lurking In the system of so nmany thousa'du, are eil'octually destroyed and remno~ed. N o sy stein of niedicine, 11o vomfuges, n., all t hehninities will free the system fom worms like those ilittors. For Female Complaints, In young or old, married or single, at the dawn .if wo.. manhood, or the turn of life, these Tronio Bitters displayr so decided an influence that improvement as soon perceptibtle. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood 'when. ever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find It obstructedad sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul ; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the bleed pure, and the health of the systein will follow. It. Hi. Mc~DONALD) & Co., Draggista andl Gon. A gte., aan F~ranoileoo, Californlg6 and cr. of WVashin toll ud Chiarlton St.. N. Y. Hold by all Druggists and Dealera. STBLIS8HE0 1887. lNos.3 Bread Street and 109 East say Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. STATIONERS FIRST-CLASs WORK dOUR SPECIALTY, YNr, lSY USINo CnINAPER ORdADW$s F Weec, WR CAN VUaHISU woUK A'T LOWEST LIVING PRICES. FINE FASHIONABLE STATIOmEi,. Piries Paper and Envelopes. Wadding and @all Jinvltations ON THEt 0557 SToon AND PRINTED IN THU LATEST STYLE. sept 8 " English Breakfast Tiea, ClUNPOWVDiR Ta. Young Hyson Teal Ooleng Tea, gualran teed fine. Cal and get a sample. For sale by McMASTER & B3RICIE a.... 9