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caucus ana The multitude would laugh pr d'g,ously
!" near nun talk. And he would influence them
"t>" anu DE- very likely to carry Of their good OPT,
MONS Tyler OF Virginia, is pleasant, polite and
generous man His style of speaking is mctaPhori
.a' nt,lc lriSh-llc, and rather attractive. He
'h'hSs Mr. Iazcwcll the greatest man in the world
P'rnaps') and Mr.. farewell thinks him the best
P'rh'ps.l They always vote and think together,
as arr III duty bound the sons Of Virginia. Dudley
OF New York is amiiblc. gCntlcnan-likc man.
WIN" never says any thing Marcy, his colleague, is
"r' Van Burcn's Scnotori.l Sentinel. lie is Il
man oil some talents, and l. Industrious What he
learns Is obtained nv effort. icing Just from the
bcnch he Goes not make happy appearance III the
Senate, but Will improve Hendricks is good hi-
SlnnS# man. but nothing remarkable Tor talent. He
Is on both sides uf the two political parties. Tipto;,,
! ms colleague, is a ucw member and has not vet
opened his mouth further than I" say ''ycI nay
Now take this assembly al III ai--and you will
ma not only very great men, bat very little men,
som" persons Get into Public Office, one can never
/ reckon how. But its aggregate talent, and its di-
vcTsi;cd power, every American may point 'ut with
pride and cHui,ation. | would with pleasure take
any foreigner there aud ask hiui to compare our
/ American Senate with the House ot Lords cI
! iious" of Commons. of England. i have talked
with those who have heard Brrugham speak and
they tell me tina, fer playful md sportivc salcs
Clay more than equals him; for stern, severe and um
assai'iblc logic Webster is his superior; for fiery an,
tremendous bursts Of feeling, starting fresh from ;
generous heart IIavnc yields to nobody; and for FRO
rokiny, decorating and crooked argument | wnulc
put TaIcwcll cguinst the world. | verify hclicv,
The crafty Senator can prove that one and one max,
three.
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From The N. Y. Daily Advertiser.
FROM LISBON

we are indebted to friend for the following.
Extract of letter, dated o.
LISBON, Goth February, 1892
;, The army is away from Lisbon, divided into 8
DIVISIONS OF regulars and militia. and the City is
gwen up to the police, the royal volunteers and
Cup men. We have many forts on both sides of
the lagus, and even at Caes do Sodre and Ter
rciro DO faco, but that which is scarce is money
Tor even all the public Golfers have been epp.
tied by the forced loan of HOO Centos dc Refs.
hardly 400 have been paid, and with the recent
news OK the expected expedition, the people will
not come forward to pay their quota: the Govern
ment VIII no doubt have recourse to further vio-
lence to obtain the necessary means
noG will no doubt have learnt the great prcpara-
tions Tor an attack against the Usurper, but hat
you would wish to know, is whether we shall have
defence here: will therefore 'cl you, that there
is no lack Of armed men, should they be inclined
TO hight against the Expedition, but that is the
very thing which is doubted: all will depend upon
the flrst meeting ofthe two armies, the people will
not take sides at the onset. The general belief is
that the invaders and those that the Usurper reck-
ons upon, have perfect understanding; and that
there will be but very little, if any, blood shed, as
the latter will join the former.
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From the Raleigh, ". C.. Star.
CORRESPONDENCE
cory

Washington City, Feb. 20, 1889.
- 'lE' nave TINS moment received u letter from
MessrS Lawrence & Lemay, editors of the North
| Carolina Star, informing me that YOU are the an
| thor Of publication which appeared in that paper
| OF the 10Th instant, under the signature of A. b.
Under an Impression that you may have been mis-
| led by the remarks of Gov. Forsyth in the Senate
OF the United States, on the nomination of Martin
Van Buren,, | cannot doubt, for a moment, but
that you WILL on pcrusal of the correspondence
| winch has passed between that gentleman and nv
self, promptly repair the injury which your publ
cation is so well calculated to inflict on my char.
actor. therefore confidently call on YOU for n
rctracton of those charges.
With respect, yours, &c.
JNO. BRANCH
To Gen. r. NJ SAUNDERS, Raleigh, N. G..
P. s. l have enclosed this letter to my friend.
Gov. lredel through whom hope to receive your
answer. JNO H.
NashriHc March 20, 1882.
SIR: Your letter Of the 29th ult was duly for
wardcd to me by your friend. My answer to
which has been delayed from Causes not importa Mt
to state.
At tho time Of writing the communication for
the Star, of which you complain, | had not seen
'the romarks Of Gov. Forsyth i'm the Senate of tbc
United states, on the nomination Of Martin Van
Buren," but my Impressions were produced by the
printed speech Of Gov. Poindextcr
From tho conversation as detailed by him and
the relation in which you then stood to the Prosi
dent, supposing you To have been the person refer
rcd to-, did not consider the conversation of that
character which forbid its disclosure for the pur
pose for which it was afterwards used. 1t was
uudcr this impression that pcnned the article in
the Star, and in this point of view that intended
to reprehend your conduct. | am now satisfied
that tho conversation, though private, was not con.
hdential, and am free TO say that consider Won
above disclosing that which you might deem in Snv
way secret, or Of giving information in any mat.
ter which you would not be willing to avow to
the world.
have the honor TO be, &c.
r. VI SAUNDERS.
Hon. JonN BEANcu, Washington City
III Not having seen Gov Iredell, I forward 4
this to the care OF my friend, Mr. Mdngum.
delivered this to Gov. Branch Oath Of March
1882 w. p. MANGUM,
fCOry.l
washington GIN March % 1879
Sir: / have received your letter from Nashville
Carolina, dated the 20th instant You have rctsact.
cd the offensive charge, which you had thought pro
per to mako against in the Raleigh Star Of a
breach otcontidcncc, e. ofcourse your explanation is
tar satisfactory to relieve me from the ncccs
'ity ofrcsorting TO another mode of redress which
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13
For TIE WHIG.

In the Wing Of the 30th ult. is Il lengthy and Ella
borde essay, upon the subject of the Abolition of
Slavery, signed, "Pamunky." 1t would he well that
PRUDENCE and desire to be pcaceablc cOuid dictate
A PROPER COURSE for these modern fanatics. Yes
VIC say, they black prudence and discretion qualities
so indispensable IN conducting matters not by mis-
take. We say to him, and ALL who cvinCo so much
socitudc Tor 'the future honor and glory of our
country, that VIC do not mean to give up slaves
ana Vilat when the attempt to CocTcc IN ANY WAY
clhcr upon the delusive post-nati principles or any
other, WE ARE READY for them. We intend no me
mace; QUITO inform certain SGge politicians, of the
danger of pushing their claims TO SUPERIOR wtspoY
upon tins subject, any further, their 'nakedncss be-
ing presented to the winds, and prosecutions of the
sHy'' Sir am the advocate of slavery and pre-
sumo 1T needless tc give the ,Chy and ,uhcrrfore
his one thing we wish to be understood and TO
nc rcmcmbcrcd,-tha the Constitution of this State
mas made Tom, Dick, and Harry properfy-it has
made folly, Nancy, and Molly, property; and be
Ihat property an evil curse, what not, intend
10 hold 1t. PROPERTY, which is considered the most
valuable by the owners Of it., is a nice thing; and
Tor tho right thereto to he called in question by
unplnlosophic set of political mountcbanks, under
Sulcrablc and we invite them to a timely consiGera-
ton of the subject, TO chow pleasant thing
1t is for brethren to dwell together in unity" Verb
sat.
Let those who arc 80 susceptible ofthc keen "com-
FUNCTIONS visings of nature" relieve their bosoms
OF the CALLING reflections consequent slavery by
lbcratlng their own, and the matter will be at rest
the dispute respecting the right to constitutional
property will he settled and the ag ators The penc,
makers mcan) will be left to ENJOY the sweets of
conscience, void Of offence. a. BIC. Halifax City,
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By This Days MAIDS.
CONGRESSIONAL AN.ry.,e


In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr.. Grundy, fr.mtI,
Com. on the Post Offices and Pos, Roads ropor,.J
the bill for the establishment of certain most rou,c
and the discontinuance of others with u,,n,,
amendments which were rcad, after which thew
were laid on the table The Appropriation Xii
was taken up, and Mr.. Holmes continued his spcccl
thereon for two hours and a half, when not HAVING
concluded, he gave way to IA motion To adjourn
In tho House IF Representatives., Mr.. CLAY, from
the Committee on tho Public Lands reported =, hill
establishing Land District in tho Territory of A.
kansas. MIR. w. X. Davis, from tho COMMITTEES
on the Judiciary, reported bill altering the tmo
OF holding the District Court Of the United States
Tor the District of Indiana. Mr.. Storrs address
ca Tho House until the expiration Of the hour al
iottcd to morning business, in opposition to the re-
port OF the Committee on the Judiciary askiup To-
DC discharged from the further consideration of tho
charges made against the Collector Of the port of
| "iscassct. Maine, by Mr. McClintoch, the late In
spect"r The House went into Committee of
the noe on various bills in number in relation
10 .ne District oi Columbia, which, with one OK
cept'on, were reported to the House. when an adj.
Journment took place.
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RICHMOND MARKETS AnruIo

TOBACCO.-Refused, S23a35; common pas.od
1914 middling to good, 45a6I; fine, las .
CoA LS.-Best, l6a20 cts. inferior, lIali
BACON.-Hog round, las cts.
CHEESE-6dS cts
CHNDLES.-Mould, 12jdl3 cts sperm, 3la32
COFFEE.-Prme green, 13aI8J cts; common,
l2a12J.
MACKEREL.-No. 3, 50 95a3.5O.
RAISINS.-Bun inch, 3.50a3.75
NAILS-6 cts.
GLASS.-Sx10, half box, 1911.
LIME.-Thomaston cask, so.
MOLASS ES-28o32 cts.-scarce
Sales of Eastern HAY, S. cts.--PLASTER, Sd}
The supply of GROCERIES generally, is quito
small.
Late sales of FLOUR, SAL; CORN, DO CTS.
fRElGHTS-To Boston, flour, 40 cents.
N. York, do. 30
'' Europe, tobac, 45a47s.
" do. -four, as Cd,
IL Vessels of all descriptions are in demand.
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From the Globe Of yesterday.
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
CHOLERA IN LONDON
me following letter, on the subject of CboI,.
I'd, from our Consul at London, merits attention.
lothc Hon, EpwAnD LIVINGSTON,
Secretary Of Stafe.
o LONDON, 29th Fcby. 1892
SiR-Cf the cNistcncs of Cholera i'm London ,I
appears to be no reasonable ground for Gouliinn
! nc iact was at FIRST warmly disputed in many in.
tcrcsted quarters, and was consequently d;.Loja,
by great portion ofthc community
AT Newcastle and Sunderland the same tb;,c ,,
place Inc current OF opinion was, in the ORIGIN.
Ic'y strongly against all who asserted that this
disorder prevailed i'll those places and tlc n,,n,Lo. 80
reported cases diminished until :, su,,jnr n VI
t:isVc increase of the malatly overwhelmed all .co,
u'ie'" on thc subject; such will probably he ,ho
course OF events here. The disorder is occasional
n'"icS'ing itself in different parts of the metro
Poiis' 'iahlng at present, however, n very small
aggregate OF cases for large a ponnl,,;on I y;
I'i'y aodlnS nothing to the average mortality ~,
lhc contrary, that average is i'm some 3s,r;,, 49,
"c less IMAM that OF the same period last wear ne
'o give rise TO an opinion that Cholera Is no,ol
mode OF death for those only who wonh L,rn al
at about tho same period ifthis disorder had M, ~
pcared This opinion however is very oucs,;o" np
pie Tor 1t attacks the young, the s,rong and tho
healthy, as we'll as those Who are oil cau 'no
sickly. "' vi
line contagOusncss of the disorder is stu noi,t
OF great doubt. Its first appearance here could NOT
DC traced 10 any specific communication with no,
sons or places infected 1t has ALSO here rs else
where made its appearance simultaneously IN Iii;
tricts distant from each other, and in individuals
VINO nave apparently been secluded from all chan
ccs OF infection. But then again, several persons
IN the same house have been attacked nj the Same
time. And others who have merely passed through
places where it has appeared, have themselves been
the hrst victims, and possibly the origin of it. in
places where 1t afterwards prevailed There IS ono
circumstance, however, worthy of note which is
mat no report has yet been made of the disorder
returning after the lapse of considerable period
TO family that had once been exposed to its conta
glon within its own walls. / believe also that
amongst the great number of medical men in this
country who have been in attendance on Cholera
PATIENTS only one has died of the disorder in oues
ton ~ " '"''-
few of the cases in London have been extreme.
~ rapa III ther progress, terminating in the course
OF few hours. The average fatality is nearly
eight to thirteen of the number attacked.
L have the honor to remain.
With the greatest respect,
Sir your most obcdcnt servant.
IHOS. ASPINWAII,
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BRITISH TESTIMONY.

II is difficult VIC know, To convince men whose
belief or disbelief is regulated by party considera-
tons Here parizans are unaffected by any evil
dcncc however strong, which initiates against the
interest of their partg. II is not for thu int"rma-
ton of such that copy the annexed articles; but
for that of the great body o. our readers who
slider the interests of their country paramount to
those ofparty, and willing to be convinced even
AGAINST their political predictions They will learn
from thom how we have as the party papers say,
RECLAIMED the West India Trade.-Nat. Int.
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Auction and Commission BUSINESS

TWNHE business heretofore conducted bv the
a subscribers in the firm and style of G.. I,
SELDgN q Co., will, after this day, bio carried nm.
at the old stand, opposite tho Eagle Hotel bv
them, in the name Of SELDEN e. ClEIAND
They would avail themselves, at this moment,
or o. expressing l9eT sincere Acknowledgements to
the' friends and the public, in this city and abroad
tor the liberal share of patronage extended 70 ;
wards them, during the two last years. and aatter
themselves to be able to continue 10 merit the CON
hdencc OF the public, Ivy unrcmittinr attention IN
. inc interest OF those who will favor them with
'nof notice G. J. SELDEN,
THOS w. CLELAND.
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'Tho trade Of London is hot declining on account
of any competition of the Northcrnports," retorts
tho editor of Sunday paper.
This was the case in the memorable controversy
respecting the usual promontory of the renowned
Slawkcnburyus cat starts dispute
which will no doubt be continued to the end of the
chapter; but where shall take our leave of the
uucstion-non R0sfrum tdnfUs cOnponcre Etes.
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SEbDEN g. CLELAND will at all times. at.
'epu 10 all Kinds Of sales-of Groceries, FuTni-
yure' "atches, Jewclry, Hardware, Houses, Lots,
Lands, Slaves, Horses ar >'---;soes &c. Ga,
II Liberal advances ma 9qlJo 6up II 'susz,,,, ..
red, On any kind Of rnnrrt 49, ~
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" The Grist-Mil belonging to Mr.. Jacob Nicho
on Thursday morning last-particulars not ascer
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Book ard Job Printing done
at the Ehig Office.
II o e 9 x B ZEE S

1J- Printed at the Wing Office in tie best man
ncr, with various new and splendid figures oil
Horses.
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~" An APPRENTICE will be taken at the
w hig Office.
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est KIrrs, March Is 1892
GENrLrMES-I send you the enclosed to show
that our commerce with the British Islands will
soon dwindc to nothing regards shipping; the
carrying trade is lost, to them. have been to all
the windward Islands, with cargo of -four pork,
beef candles, soap, &c. and could not sell one
single article of nv cargo. Wherever have come,
l have had British vessels beforehand, importing the
same articles (of which my cargo consistct) duty
free, and my cargo shall have to land at st. Bars
or 81. Thomas.
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"ST. Krrrs, March Is, 1892.

We have received the following letter from a
respectable ship-mastcr of New York, now in the
I,,,i,,
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ab .p.h mat Nr. riz;wen suffered this wiz
tc5 under CO! !, VIII CHI Ia ,lrc'st his Yri,e.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

RIRGiNlA:-Bcrkeiey county, to w.t..
lit u Cont held for Berkeley county, at The
Cont House, on Monday Tie llth~ dag Of
.tHle, 1882.
Vincent Beall, plaintiff,
against
John Lamon and Ruth his wife, late Ruth
Chenoweth, Rachel Beall, late Rachel
Chenoweth, James b. Chenoweth and Al
fred Chenoweth. heirs at law OF George
l.. ChenoWeth, decd d5t't$
"a ME defendants. James B. ChenoNeth and
q Alfred Chenoweth, not having entered
their appearance and gwen security accord
ing to the act Of assembly. and the rules Of
the court, and 1T appearing to the court that,
they are not inhabitants of tneCommonwealth;
Il IS ordered, that the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the second Monday in Septem-
Der next, and answer~the bill Of The plaintiff:
and II IS further ordered, that this order be
published in the Martnsburg Gazette and
Public Advertiser, for two months success
svely, and posted at the front door OF the
Court House Of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, oBc.
June Is 1882 ON
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POETRY
THE DYING CHILD.
Pn4pI,rassd from The German.

7-7-77- = Wv W. V41' 7sr75'
"Oh mother, what brings music hereP
Now listen to the song
So soft, so sweet, so beautiful
The night winds bear alongl"
My child, only hear the wind,
AS with a mournlnl sound
Il wanders mid the old oak trees,
And strews their leaves around
Aud DINNER grew bis heavy eyes,
Ills face more deadly fair,
And down dropped from his infant hand
His book OF infant prayer.
81 know it now, my mother dear,
That song for me is given;
II is the angels choral hymn
That welcomes rue ~ heaven"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
or hopes deceived;
OF faded dreams Of bliss;
OF Joys we vainly had believed

vi Joys we vainly had believed
Were in a world SO drear as this"
itteNs OF tie time when pleasure "lcd MS cap
1--we at her car" aud when youthful hope,
~'the music of the mind" tuned TO all its
charms. The teRor OF our past life may
nave been almost unvarying; vet moments of
sadness have sometimes interrupted lis even
ness. and the memory steals upon US like a
dizziness upon the brain. Some object a
round which our hopes clustered NAV have
vanished when almost within our grasp. We
lett The keenress Of disappointment, and even
now The remembrance brings sadness TO the
soul. We may have seen the grave close O
yer those whom we loved, aud that grave
seemed the sePulchFc OF our hopes Ii is
human nature--lt Is yenai weakness.
lal'hee Enterpri.e refaG CRelefa Nothing
can scare the tin pediars oil Connec,icut, pro
FIaca there IS prospect Of gain. Soon af
tcf the cholera made IFS appearance in Mon
Fcal, one OF these pedars was found tudg
ing into the city. with fresh cargo of cam
lhof and cageput oil. lie sold the camphor
u small parcels and made $500 10y the specu
ia,!on, the oil remained on his hands En-
othtr ingenious fellow was laden with a cargo
% iHsH'o"Hble white paper hats. lie heard
81 ".e cHoieta beng IN Canada--.he scratch
ca has head guess said he, there is no
market here for hats 50 here goes another
spec lie dlsmocntci,- put his bats into
morier, ground them down. made them INTO
very pretty pills --hbelcd them Cholera
tii''-so!d them rapidly, made .aoney, and
what IS more -raade many cures.--.N j.
Cor.
"'ir. W said little girl to an Ape
'hecary # this city, "Ma' wants pound 1.
your ctolerG at,aas!9 'tCholcra aiaginl wa
that the name, my dear?'' Yes SIR" "Cho
iefa atrn--'yasu't II chloride Of Itmc2" ~.
2es srs believe it was. - Sat. gViietm
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THE LITTLE STROUD.

She put him on a snow white shroud,
A chaplet OH his head;
And gathered early primroses
To scatter der the dead.
She laid him in his little grave
Twas hard to lay him there,
When sprug was putting forth its flowers,
And every thing was lalF.
She had lost many children now
The last Of them was gone,
And day and night she sat and wept
Beside the funeral stone.
One midnight, while her constant tears
Were falling with the dew,
She heard a voice, and lol her child
Stood by her weeping too!
His shroud was damp, his face was white
lie said-"i cannot sleep,
Konr tears have made my shroud so wet;
oh mother, do not weep!"
Oh. love is ns.--the mothers heart.
Was filled with tender fears;
Oh, love is stroDgl and for her child
Her grief restrained its tears.
One eve light shone round her head
And there she saw him stand
Her infant, in his little shroud,
A taper in his hand
r'Lo, mother, sec, my shroud is dry,
And can sleep once more"
And beautiful the parting smile
The little infant wore
And down within the silent grave
lie laid his weary heaG.
And soon the eaily yiolets
Grew DER his grassy bed.
The mother went her household ways
Again she knelt in prayer,
And only asked of Heaven its aid
Her heavy lot 10 bear
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HARRISON WAITE, o.Bc.
June %. 1882. ON

EiRGiNiA:- berkeley county, 10 wit:
ut q Cont held for berkeley county, at the
Court House, on Monday he III day of
Jlate. 1852
Conrad Hogmire and John w Boyd. mer-
chants and partners in trade, trading I'M
der the name and firm OF Hogmire aud
Boyd, pia14li6$,
against
oouthwood Hedge. & Josiah Hedges, def4s
h VII l. defendant, Soulhwood hedges, not
IL having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the act Of assembly,
and the rules % the court, ana il appearing
to the court that he is not an inha bitant of the
Commonm ealh.; IL Is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here OF the second Men
day IN September next, and answer tho hill
oi the plaInuls and 1t is further ordered.
thlt tins order be published in the Martins
burg Gazette and Public Advertiser, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Cont House Of sald county.
Ieste,
HARRISON WAITE, enc.
June IS, 1852 Pm.
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.fffOrneu at Lac,
To Farmers.

gE!IIE subscriber takes occasion TO apprise
Il the Farmers of Berkeley and Frederick
counties, that he has taken his mills into bis
own hands, and that he has in his employ a
first rate and attentive Miller, and has no he
station in saying that general satisfaction shall
be given to all the customers OF the mills He
will, at all times, give the very highest price
in cash for all wheat that may offer for sale.
JOEL WARD.
lime aI 1882
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Cross EyAMTNATIoN.-A quarrelsome French
officer. lately travelling one ofthe boulcvards
at Pans, observed person turn towards HIM
aud laugh; upon which he haughtlly asked
why DO you laugh, sir, when pass?' To
which the other quickly rcjoined-'Why do
you pass sir WHEN laugh?'