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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-08

V etoria, whch belonged to this flee. Il
is well known thit only partial success
attended hcse efforts Of The Crusaders,
aud thai they we're AT last, compclie4 to
leave he scene of all their tolls and dam
gers in the hands Of Meslem.
The Victoria is returning along the
shores of The Mediterranean she pass
es through the stats of Gibraltar, aud
plonehs the wide aud trackless ocean.
What means il An English knight and
his lille band, are returning To their na-
tive isle from The sun buDt plains Of A.
STA, aud they have procured This vessel
for their passage. In few DAYS, their
native land appeared in sight, and they
reioiced in fond nnicipati0Ds of the de-
lights which there awaited them, but ere
thry had reached the shore, violent
storm arose, which threw the vessel
shattered wreck, on that sca- worn coast.
and launt he'd lis brave aud dauntless ma
timers on the ocean of eternity. Hence
The vessel lay, until il was burnt as fuel.
by the inhabitants of the coast from its
ashes arose mighty oak, aud the ches-
nut OF Arraean appeared 10 lie oak Of
Britain. Still civilization and the arts
advanced the useful occupations ofin-
duNlry, succeeded the claror of arms.
! The OAK, IN process of time, reached its
prime, nd WIS lcveIlcd with lie ground.
A part was formed into atable, on which
the amanuensis Of Milton transcribed
| HE iInunpfAl noou ush.va enl,ltr.,. IA
noble beauties have casscd il with the
works of Homer, Virgil, and Tasso. AZ
ter Millions death, the oak table passed
into the possession oi strangers, and III
the year 1901, family of emigrants
brought it with them 10 America, and
settled in this place. II remained with
them, until, becoming useless, by its ago
| and impcrlectons, IL was cast away
| exposed to the effects of the elements.
| il was soon reduced 10 dust, and the wide
| spread elm, who now speaks TO thee, has
been partly formed, from the remains Of
the old oaken table OF Milton. Thus
you observe, by the various changes
which have related, how portion vi
the dust Of Adam exists in this nee
and further, so numerous are these cham
ges, that at this period, his dust, in ma
ny various forms, exists in every part of
the Globe"
The voice ceased | bowed reverent.
y, and resumed my walk, mnsne on
the things | had heard not lncredulous
OF the facts, (for there il no reason To-
doubt them,) but astonisbcd and surpri-
sod, at the new field which had been ~
pened 10 my imaeInalion.
LUCIUS PARADOX.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-08
Consumptions, Coughs, &c.
Rntler's Legetabh Mdian Specific.

IbHf!tI , bGStfuOU tHhhH f'H''Vts
YrlOR the cure Of Colds, Coughs ConsuDph.
~ ous, Splitting Of Blood, Asthma, ind all dis
orders ofthe breast aud Lungs.
he Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test of experience, and proved itself the most va
luable remedy ever discovered for the cure OF
Asthma and all the diseases OF the breast anu
lungs. leading TO consumption. The following
certificate Just received from highly respected
gentleman, will sho" its value.
| Samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that for
upwards Of u year. was severely afflicted with IA
pam IN my lneast accompanied With ~ very bad
cough and shoftness of breath aud every mdlca-
ton (in the opinion Of physcian) of approach
ing consumption. AiteI passing through
course of medicine. and finding no relief, was
induced to make trial Of Buffers Vegetable indi,
All Specific and the usr OF ore and half botIle-
completely restored me TO health and have re
named SO ever since. being upwards ofn year.
The celebrated Dr Cullen has taught us TINT
"our firsi attention should be employ ed in watch
ing the app zach ofthe disease and preventing
its proceeding to un incufahie state aud IN per-
sous of consumpiiye habit, especially those born
OF consumpuve parents, the slightest symptom
of m approaching consumption a. the consump-
tive period oflife ought carefully to be attended
to-
The Specific is obtained bv extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &C when IN periec-
ton In consequence of h"ppy combination
of the most valuable herbs &c. il becomes a bal
sam ofsupcrior value. ltheals iheiij niedpafts.
opens the pores and comDoses the disturbed
nerves. after the manner OF an anodyne conse
aurnty the obstruction OF the chest and the lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need ills
use. II promotes expectorat,on. which is SO
constantly called for and whilst il cleanses and
heals il also gives strength 10 the tender lungs.
In this manner il removes the hectic fever, inn
proves digestion gives strength totbe nerves, re-
pairs the appetite aud improves the spirits This
specific may always be given in saieiy--it IS
mild q pleasant TO the taste, and isound particu-
larry useful ia hypochrondrical, nervous andlys-
terical diseases.
Each bill ofdirections contains detailed &C
count of this disease in all its different STAGES.
aud will be accompanied with the signature OF
the proprietor in red ink. Is is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro.
prietor sole agent for Lynchburg.
June s. 3n THOMAS ]. DUVAla.
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MARTHA NJ. M'CURDY,
No. Is, Chesnul-street.
phiLndt lphin. .april3. Is26.


From the spring OF ls22, until thls summer,
| was afflicted with Scrotuta every gland IN
my heck was affected by the rising OF hard tn
monrs, which broke and left deep ragged ul-
GERS. was under the ~arc OF three eminent
practitioners at different times, who CONT
nued to prescribe for me Tor about nine
months, when my leg near the shin began TO
swell, which soon utcernted-and large nj
GER also arose on my body Z; rem The former
proceeded a thick and offensive matter. !
continued much in this state (my malady ra-
ther increasingly for some months, and hnd-
ing my ply sician's advice useless, ! dischar
ged them and resorled to Swaims Genuine
Pnnncea. which | persisted in 10 the extent
OF Nine Bottles, but without The slightest re
let Under these very uniavorable crcom
stances | commenced using P0tter's Vegtfd-
Die Cathoiicon, which soon manifested It's IN
huenee over the disease +; the tumour on my
body now broke and began 10 discharge. aud
soon after all the ulcers began To heal very
fast . in few weeks more to my great aslo-
nishlnent the ulcers we're entirety healed
the pains which | had been subject to, were
removed-and my appetite reslored-and ~
fact my bodily he Ith is very much improved
from the exclusive use of Mr. PotftrS Vnf0d-
bic CathOitcon. MANUEL MOkhlo.
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phiLndelphia, ApriL |. 1926.

This IS to certify that have been 'ahor,ng
e.. .;,,,, years. under dreadful disease that
to' e'S,a "a more than one hundred meter
or ,,Ics,, On my neck and body, and in my
.a,. a,,' !, this state remained upwards Of
'n' %" noar nnJer the care of highly respec-
wv ,e ',i ran known medical gentleman,
49,, ,a,';pa avarv medicine that he ordered me,
,a '', 's;,hom any effect, aud was finally aban-
1'' w., lin as incurable My frame had
80" ,a''', ,,,eb emaciated, from the long and
oeo ,m' n.;ns endured, and my health was
5,.'roved In this despairng situation, Mr.
Wv ~ w Potter very generously offered me hrs
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pb;tadeIpbin, june %, 1926.

This is to certify, that labored under a
very severv liberated sore hront and mouth
for upwards Of year, and so desperate iba,
il nrsvanted nv eating any thing OF hard
s,hstarce. took three bottles of Swain 5
pan.caa without anv effect. In this state.
beariny of Poiter's Vegetable Caiholicon, |
had recourse to it, md by the use OF three
hni,Ies have been etfec'naliy cured. II has
been upwards of eighteen months since
ce,s,d taking the medicine, and there is no
appearance of a return ,
Opposite Washington Square.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-08

FlllIE subscriber having relinquished the sale
u Of Tobacco and Other produce on Commits
sion, socits those friends who have heretofore
consigned TO him, To make their shipments TO Az
instead McCredie, add tenders his services
a. agent for the receipt aud forwarding of To-
bacco 10 inland and foreign markets upon
which the customary advances will he procof.
ed at the usual commission. -- Tobacco, Flour,
&c forwarded TO his care and stored NJ his
Ware House, will be received aud handed over
10 any house ia tins place free Of Commission.
W l. NORRIS.
Richmond, Oet |. lml7
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MARGARET HOFFMAN
philadelphia, May 80, 1926.

This is to certify, that my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, aboured for
twenty-five month undera SEVERE liberation
of the tongue and ttr9ni, which roceeded to
such an exten, as to eat away third part of
her tongue, and nearly to destroy her palate,
and render her speech unintelligihle. In this
state, medical advice was resorted to, and e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain; when. hearing OF Mr.. Poiter's We
getahle Caholicon, wa, induced to try that ;
Two bottles have etfectualIy cured her, aud
she is now perfectly we'll. ~
ELF ARETH BINDER.
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petSTEp AID PUNISHED ny
,.tiI,H FLETCHER Il klCH. ~ toLGn
publishers Of The Ldtos OF The Onion.

.--r.s sem Weekly Paper, at ST. and the Weekly
u !, a. per auuum, payable in sdsanee.-No SUD-
r'sSsd fer ned Sa, ' 'n%R Re ' ]
ahi no w., until all arrearages are paid
" -, ,,ye,tisements will be inserted At 30 cents per
II ~ - the first time, and 81 ~ cents for each
gaa,naace Those from distance mus, DC pn,1s i hv
es 10 their insertion, or the payment assuheo ny
pfesV" a,no,sible person in Lynchburg
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q TUN ID IIVF OTN TIT
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
pb;Ioyetobio. .yppe 90, 1926.

This IS to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism, for the last ht-
teen wears, aud So bad that was obliged to
USE clutches, or help, TO enable me 10 move
about. Tried every possible means OF re-
ceiving relief from this deplorahle ''tna''on'
HAVING used two bottles OF Swaims Genuine
panacea without effect, when, about year
since, applledto MIR. W. W. Potter Tor "A
,unnIy of his Vegetable Catholicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles, it has effected cure
and since have stopped taking the med'-
cine. have never yet enjoyed hetler neath'
e'''' DOROTHY BENDER.
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ELIZ BINDER.
philadelphia. May 90, 1926.

This is to certify, that my son, john Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been afilIc'-
ed for eight years with the hines Erh the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, but without success, until Mr. Po'-
ter's Vegetable Catholicon was had recourse
to. which has effectualIy cured him. The
tumours are dispersed and his general
health is better than ii has been Tor many
year, past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from sincere desire OF beneftlug others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORrH,
Iustice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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PhiLadeLphia, Sept &c, 1926.


Sir,-I hereby give you statement OF
my case, and you are At liberty 10 use II in a
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case of Scrotpta and
ghie Smelling during this period placed
myself under the care of upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Phtsbnrg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. NV arm became useless, the
elbow Joint being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing a modification would take place, ed-
pised me to submit 10 amputaiion, but this re-
iecied. On my back there was an nicer as
large a. the palm of my hand, which became
so painful that | despaired OF ever being re-
stored TO health, or even getting relief Ha-
wing seen similar case to my own which
was cured by your mpatndbie Cathohcon, as
the last resort applied for it, and the happy
result is, from its use about three months
AN perfectly cured JOHN HI Ally.
NIB. A. I am about leaving the city, for
information as TO the accuracy OF nv case,
several gentlemen of high responsibility may
be referred to.
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Pbiiadelphin, .Mng l6, 1926.

I do hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began TO swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIR Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated and in
this dcplorable state continued until about
one year since, when began to use Pottsr's
Vegetable CsihoIcon. By lis sole use am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed aud my Iim5sare as sound
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JOHN MCuHDf, Jun.
No. 3S, Chestnut street.

CASE. G. $ was of scrofuIous
nao't at the age ofthree years his parents
PfrcelVed an liberation of the head.
proceeding, as is Supposed, from vaccination.
u was M 1rst couhned to a small compass,
9al from the continued discharge, it was soon
spmhlnicated to the whole scalp. which
presented horrible appearance, heing al
.nPS' one entire ,cab soon after this dis
aafge Commence from his ears, which be-
"he very offensive BiiSitrs, tDdSheS, OiH-
~ 9e, We're vigorously re5orted to, but IN
a"'u' Alter remaining in this situation for
''re man six months, the Vegetdbie Cnthoh-
1o0 wa recommended aud its use immediate
1'hneneed II quickly displayed lis ac-
Is"'"iedsed mowers over the disease, by first
,,"''f's'ng the discharge. bul which soon at
at ar tea'eh, the complaint being completely
,"ctrd, and the child restored TO health
tor lhiormation as to the accuracy of This
Se' 'ue father OF the child can he referred
~ VA application to w. ". POTTER.
NJ D. he above case of Tinta Copais. or
e'rNed sore head, should be warning to
r mI' 10 guard against the evil effects
p''n % often arise from neglectiug to use
r' pnFlher Of The blood, after the vaccna-
t, al their children. The Cafhoiicon is Of
.t,. 1 y, a sninble remedy in these cases, aud
s"pl'd he invariably used.
iHHdletphtn Feb % 1907
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Certificate .-Some time in August, 1924,
was desired by w. w Potter, 10 visit and en-
anime the above lad, samuel Rain-the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
and more serious case of II have never
seen--considerahi portion OF the whole d.
ameter OF the iibia, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had extoiated aud come out-the
wound measuring at the time seven inches
in length, extending from little below the
knee o near the ANGLE, two inches anda halt
in width, and two inches and quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retroverted along the
edges 20 the height of one inch and hall
be was much emaciated had hectic levers !;
night sweals and was rapidly yerging to
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms nt
hectic, and in the beginning OF April, 1928,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, he
was discharged. cured. have this day eS-
ahmed the limb-it is as sound Us II was pre-
vious TO the accident-a large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
lett by the exfoliated tibia, and the limb is as
firm and sound, aud DIS useful as il could pos
sihy be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY NJ MURTRtE, NJ. ID.
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DoTTER'S VEGETABLE
GATH OsbIG0Ma

YOHE proprietor of this invaluable meh'-
cine, feels auth3rized bv its increasing
,en,,,tion, TO recommend it as superior to
ali other popuar edcines. tor the cure OF
KINGS EVIL or 5crofua-NECRO5l SIS or
9;.ea,ed bones--SYPHiLIo in every stage
uERCURlAL dlseases---RHEUM ATlSN--
tIVER complaints---lnd ULCERS of every
description.
The Calholicon has also been used with
preat SUCCESS in every variety oi GHf1aeOus
Disease, btotches on the face pimpieS and tel
Ter in parlienlar: White Seedlings, Gout. jam
dice. aud Bilious diseases generally, DgspeP-
sia or Indigestion, complaints OF the Stomach,
and general dsbiiit1. II is a certain purifier
aftis blood and huBt0urs, and has been found
an efhaacioas remedy N purifying the blood
o(cb,ldren after vaccination, and should be IN
yariably used as a genera alterdttne both Tor
children aud adults-being agreeable 10 the
most delicate palate, and grateful cordial
IN the stomach. This is the first discovery
Of medicine taken into the stomach, that
has had the long desired effect OF curing the
most obstinate aud distressing external dis
cases. The use OF nntricious food, and the
ordinary avocations of business, are not IN
terrnpted by the Catholicon and itsproper-
lies having the power ofrestorlng both flesh a
bone. and nfrenovating aud invigoratng e.
very part of the system during the process OF
discriminating disease, 10 without parallel
The following certificates will, 1t is prrsu-
med, satisfy The most increduIous, OF the pre-
eminent virtues OF the Catholicen'
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'adeipbia Feb %, 1927.


G.. Philadelphia, May, %, 1924,
hasr,.. am now, thanks to your medicine,
beg n'an, For nearly six years have
ibres,,u i's'yr to a disease, whose ravages
0''"eu IL not soon stopped, to put peri.
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Hart6ard, (Con) Feb. 90, 1927.

MIR. " m. w. fO'(tT,
Dear Sir: | have now but one botil5
of Caihoircun left. person arrived this p
vening, who came 6o miles since morning
for II hotties of Catholicon, and would have
taken %. but | conId not let him have but
9. He came expressly for the article. and
saws that the person, vino had used two bot
ties has had " ttrer affection or consumptI-
on 90 years aud that three oil the family
are invalids. and have paid in ten years, tor
medical advice and medicine, 81 300. He
says the person who has used thetwo bottles,
neuer found any medicine 10 compare Wdh he
CathOHc0n, aud that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects il produced, number
of them sent the above person to procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two days If
he could procure the two dozen. viii you,
without fail, send me, or II necessary. even
come with few boxes of the Catho'icon Ia
Hartford, rs | fear delays will take place in
New York nd New Haven and as TO be
ing out Of the article, | cannot think OF il.
| am, IN haste, yours, &c.
T. w RJTII
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" Vegetable Caihoieon,' which | immedi-
ately commenced using, and 10 my great sur
prise its powers soon became visible, by heal
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite in low weeks--and l
say with confidence that the Catholeon a.
lone has saved my life.
VA. A. HAMILTON.
! saw the above case nj the time he enter-
ed on the use of Mr.. Pouer's Catholicon, and
can testify that il was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless one--i have seen the
same person within few days. aud found
him perfectly restored IN health
III. M'MuRIRiE, NJ. ID.
a
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LUCIUS PARADOX.

ySl OR SALE.-My House aud Lot, adjoining
- the property OF Mathew Bfown n the
town of Lynchburg A bargain may be had By
application to the subscriber.
HENRY MEREDITH
July 80 ltslO4
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philadelphia, dug Q, 1926.

This is To certify that I was afflicted with
a disease Of The Lirer for .erep years, which
produce los OF appetite, and consequent
emacaiion. During this period received
the advice, and followed the prescriptions
of Dir. II and other physicians, without OBJ
taining any relief About twenty months
past applied to Mr.. ". W. Potter, who ad-
vsed course of the CathoI,con. common
ced taking it, Six bottles have efectually
cured me, and | now enjoy state of the
most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
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Wai. A. HAMILTON.
Philndelnhin. JnLn 26. 1876

Philadelphia, July %, 1926.
hive lahored under very severe case ol
letter for the last five years, andl the course
OF thai time was attended by two very re-
sPt ciable physicians oil this city, who pre-
serlbed aud recommended every popular re-
medy which they thought would prove Of
benefit, without success was blislered
nine times on the face, mud course OF mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this lime my
situation became quite desperate, and re-
manning tor some time in this slate, l WINS ad
vised by my friends tolry Pouers Vegetable
Caiholcon. in which they had great conf
dence, and finally consented 10 give II trial
After using FIVE bottles, the disease began Ia
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this desponding condition but being
urged by Mr.. Potter tn take more, Qullv con
WINGED me that his medicine would have the
desired effecO | followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use of nine bottles il Ell
ieclualy performed n cure. am now per
fecty well, my system having undergone
complete revolution.
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CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, Feb. goth, 1927


Mr.. VIM w totter
Dear Sir-ren months have now e.
,apsed since my daughter Mary Aun has been,
bv the use Of your Invaluable medicine, re-
stored to STATE of mucn better health than
ve could reasonably have expected, and as
duty owe to suffering humanity, and gra-
fituJc to Yourself, tender thls, trusting II
nav move useful to those similarly afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained OF
severe pans in her back and nip, which
srew worse aud worse unt.i size was almost
unable 10 move, Or turn herself in bed. Du-
ring this period her back and hip sweled We
ny much, and the pain extended down the
leg, which lost its natural power wasting
OF hesh--loss of appetite, and emaciation Ell
sued, aud her cpuntenance depicted misery
She continued without much, ii any, alterail-
onior the better, Creeping her strictly under
The advice of an eminent edica gentleman, }
Tor consider able ii.he, when the swelling
on the hip began to increase herphysician's
presCripions became useless ; they recon-
mended the steel jdcket-one was procured u
tried, but in vain aud the disease seemed TO
bid defiance to all the well-known remedies
IN that complaint, that were here employed.
She was then considered incHrabie Her
sister having died oil the same complaint al
Ter An Hines, of four wears, we Mere OF oplnI-
On ulh Mary Ann must SHARE Tue s'he 'ate-
Having heard OF the remarkable success o.
yonr Callfhlicon in scrnuIo'ts complaints, I
was resolved to make trial of it, She be-
gan lis use, aud in a few days The swelling on
fhe hip broke, and discharged greatly she
could then use her cratCh--in "A few weeks
longer her pains dsappeared--the discharge
eeased-the nlCer healed-ler appetite re-
tnrued-and her Whole system resumed ITS
MoNted yigonr. believe, had your insaIua-
Die Medicine been used when she first com
planned, it would have prevented her from
oeln2 cripple for the rest of her life.
VITA MANY thanks tor the benefits which
my dal sAier has derived from the use OF your
Invaluable Cathoticou,
lremaiI, yours respectfully,
JOHN MCURDY, Jun.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the United States.
~ Price SO per bottle, or gao per dozen
=. Prinied dire ctions are on the bottles.
". W. POTTER,
No. l3 South Ninth street, between Ghes-
nus aud Market, opposite the University oil
Pennsy lvania.
THE above Medicine for sale by the snbscri
her. sole Agent for the sales Of Lyncbhurg.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
OPPOSITE Posi- Qtce-Lynchbarg.
MAY I. ON