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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

u A singular trial is going in Jones county
Georgia. of Elijah Barber, Tor pretending to be
Jesse L. Bunkley, and in that personaon attempting
to deraud the relatives of the latter and possess him
self OF certain negroes. Bunkley died in New Orleans
some time ago. The Grand Jury have indicted Bar
Der as an impestor
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WARLIKE PRoroRTrov.-For every ,inrle Semi.
mole warrior, upwards of one hundred United States
soldiers have been and are employed.
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IRISH verses EssLIsH ORA1 oRY.-A metaphor, uni.
versay admired characteristic Of the old Irish school
OF oraiory mas 30 generally been curtaed Of its fair
proportions thet u quite time restore them In
note to the Fudge Family Moore says "Alluding TO
hypocrca Pretender charity the celebrated Coun-
sellor asserted to the jury that he put his hands
really employed by the eccentric knight was much more
complete. man of property had affected to sympa-
thize with the suferings of some poor people, aided
them with money and eventually seduced their dauph
ter. Sir ]. knew that the way name the minds of
jury Of his country leave something to their ina
gnations, object which would not be attained by pre-.
sentng simple facts and reasons even by perfect
ly Ineligible and natural metaphor. What he actually
said was -" He put his hands into his breeches peck
cts like crockode, drew forth his deceptive gold and
teigned 20 shed Fictitious tears There cannet be
beautiful disorder than this The crocodiles breeches
pocket is selfevident proposition, compared with
the Jegntng TO shed tears which, however must have
been she'd because it is maintained they Of
spurious composition. There is, also, in tangled way
the admitted affinity between crocodiles achrymaton
and decetful weeping in general If the very same
thought could have struck English pleader he would
probably have arranged it differently. Gentlemen of
tue Jury the defendant put his hand into his pocket and
drew forth the gold that intended in the guise of
compassion to destroy the peace of this poor family
while tears as treacherous, and much command,
those supposed be shed by the crocodile when be
strives TO allure victims by his wall the confd
ing and grateful creatures of his sincerity" Thus
Pihed and evolved. the Monaghan jury, would, most
hkely have given, damages, twentieth part of what
they ala Sive.-From Frazer Magazine TOR November.
GOLD BEFORE HoNoR-MoDERN Doctor
Epitis, Greek physician who had been sent by the
Greek government 10 take charge of the sick the isl
and of Poros, has back King Ohio, the order of
the Saviour, which his Majesty had him a token
OF his services The doctor in returning the insignia
stated, that he duly appreciated the honor but Time
was preparing wreath of laurels to Irvine round his
brow he did not desire any decor atons all he wanted
was--a hundred drachmas per day during the time
he had been engaged at Poros. In reply, the King or
dered the doctors be expunged from the list of
the professors of the university and has excluded him
from the committee of public health.
NJ "A snonlar trial is going on in Jonea ccuntv
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corrs.pgedssee 4 fAsw r Jsa,ral Il csp.-


sssr :MAYJoRyILLR, N. B. Sept. 10, 1889.
IN the far East. am penning this letter.
IN Chine where you may think the sun iscold,
even IN midsummer, find the autumnal sky
warm and lovely. 80
tsThe Fadiantsun how eay! how calm be low
The glided ealthr'
ledThe river St. John is rolling its calm waters
blythe shrub and tree-coyered bank, near me.
and the well cultivated interval land, is spread
out in greenness and beauty on every side.
",rhe garden or New Brunswick is name
appropriated to district of some twenty or
thirty miles on the St. Johns, sixty miles a.
bove the city of the beloved disciple; in that
region lie -Mayjorville and Sheffield. 1t is q
perfect fiat, overfowed for weeks in the Spring
freshets; atIother times it stands some ten or
twenty feet above the level of the river. Grass
and grain grow here quite luxuriantly, but the
lateness of the Spring retards the sower, At
present, the view presents green carpet,
neatly and closely shaven by the mower, and
wide fields of wheat, barley and oats, where
the sickle is now at work. Neat fences divide
the lots, and the back part of the picture pre-
sents uneven and somewhat elevated grounds,
covered with fruit trees. Farm houses, barns,
school houses, and churches, somewhat con-
tiguous, complete the picture. 1t is an Area
dian scene, and the smooth road which bor-
ders the picture, winding along the crooked
and verdufe-clad banks Of river, (uniting
the majesty of the Hudson with the beauty Of
the Connectlcut) affords to the traveller fine
view of the country. The road Of which
speak, is the one leading from the city Of Fred
'erickton to the city of st. Johns, distance
of ninety miles, passing all the way througha
level and beautiful country, and perhaps as at
tractive route for journeying, as even the
waite. course by steam, though that can hardly
be too much eulogized. For twenty miles af-
ter leaving st. Johns, the boat sails by high
and green banks, indented With coves and RI
vers' mouths, reminding New Yorker Of the
Hudson; for the remaining sixty miles, to
Fredericton, the land bordering the river is
low, yet highly picturesque. One peculiarity
in the river is, the number of Islands, some Of
them containing seven or eight hundred acres;
all under cufti9atiot, and from their perfect le-
vel and gfeedness, and bushcovered borders,
resemblmgi Aoating gardens. The river is
from quarter to a mile wide, for the greater
part Of the distance, In summer, the water
is traversed by steam and suil boats; the lat
ter are from thirty to fifty tons, and are usual
ly employed in the wood trade. In winter, the
river affords an excellent sleigh road, and pre-
sents scene of great activity, for the travel
lerS are numerous.
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s'ni'g sdi TednoPIIIEsp&C.a 10 slopd od'
'FfFAEMORRHOIDSg mo cure no patys!!

TU-U -UAEMORttt1tjtDS. mo cure no pay!
IL Price $l. Hays Liniment. .Nodctionl
This extraordinary chemical composition, thf
result Of science and the Invention. Of celeI
1 brated medical man, ,theihtrod1ctiono of which
to the public was sinyestednwithth solemnity
ofoa death7bed ebequest, has since gained
treputation unparalleled, fully sustaining, the
correctness ofthe lamented Dr.. Gridley's last
confession, that |" he dared not die without
tgiving u ppsterity the benefit of bis knowledge
ON this subjecty' and he ttherefore bequeathed
to, thislfriend sandr attendant, Solomon Hays,
the secret of his, discovery. no ss,saai IS ss1p
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, first and
most certainly for.tRe Cure ofitRs Piles and
lso SO extensively and effectually as to battle
aredulity, unless where It's effects are witness
sg2Erternaily inIthefollowhg comr1aintss
b bEor sDropsyT Creating extraordinary alb
aS T. kdba ga them sa1ffI's4 "a few
hours. 'sooSrs9 .Sl
nj Rl9Aeeumnea4tIsmT5Aeutef ne4 or Chropie, giving
quick ease. 10 ''' 80 O' p'os ID O'''4
Eih Sore ThroatABy cancers, ulcers Of coldsa."
Group pand Whooping Cough Externally,
and over the chest.
e7.aH Bruises Sprdins and B,Tns-C Curing
ina few'hoursa 81, ,n1iiBiiyni sido4 1907 % g1i
|bssSores and tUlcers--W Whether freshs or long
standing, and fever sores, rt,dt ysg NJ
lts operations upon adults and children in
reducing rheumatic 'swellings, and loosehing
coughs and tightness oflTthe chest by relaxa-
ton Of the parts, has been surprising beyond
common remark Of those who
hnveouscd it ip the Piles, is &c 1t acts like
charm" .siissnd7ssssK 10 sgsi
THE PlLES.--The price 81 is refunded
to any person who will use a bottle Of Hays
hinhndnt for stheePiles, and1retarn the empty
bottle without being cured.5i4 These are the
positive orders of the proprietor to :he Agents;
and out Of many thousands sold, not one has
been unsuccessful. = mon soBsia I q is9a~
We might insert certificates to any length,
but prefer that those, who sell the, article,
should exhibit the original ito purchasers.
CAUTION.--None can be genine without
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my
name, and also that 81 The agents. dtA
,,ou SOLOMON HAYS.
TO EDITORS, &c,--Al country papers
who will insert the aboye 9 months, and send
one number to the agents shall be entitled to
one dozen Of the Liniinent,y DIE
Sold Wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK
& Co., Sole Agents,l2 Fletcher, streets near
Maiden Lanes one door below Pearl st. New
York, and by one druggist in every town in the
Union. For sale satse.yery Druggist store in
this city. sept, Ia L 2Sy1
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II AIDES HATS, PARASOLS SSc.--Just
11 received a fine assortment of elegant Tus-
can Hats, from, S6 to $iS, Parasols, French
Muslin, Prints, ,Laces, together with many
other beautiful articles for the ladies'. Com
mercial Buildings. 20 s1fpoE. r FAIRlIAN..n nh
osAug.4, 1885, a1'a 2g.hs eii 1oi .las 18 70
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NOTICE.

TEHE subscriber has this day purchased tho
III entire stockin trade, Of O. ID. Woodruff,
consisting of Hardware, Tin and Copper ware,
Stoves, CSC. &c: he has also purchased the
Tin and Copper Mandatory, and rented for a
term Of years, the Shop and Store Of C.hD.
Woodruff, where he will at all times be ready
to serveSthe public, in his line, as cheap, for
cash, as any other establishment in this vicini-
ty.iaesHo0 saasH c. T. WOODRUFF.
sa Perrysburg, May 8, 1888. o79i' Tome 9Ii.
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,d BOOTS AND SHOES.

Aiq CARY, Front street, opposite the JEFF
AsS ferson House, has just received an ex
tensive lassortment Of Boots anbShoes, con
sistingr in part as follows :iV sdo .uoiisgi7st
300 pair Ithick boots, 100 calf edo., Il case
lined waterproof do, ceases boys' thick do,
100. pair mems thick brogans, SO pair iboys'
do, 6O0pair womens' calfand grained leather
brogans,, 100 pair childrens' do, case ladies'
lined do case ladies' India i Tabbsr IS shoes" i
caseoladiesn morocco walking shoes, L case ia7
dies morocco fif.lined do, lease ladies' Slip.
pefss lacdse ladies' slippers. Tease misses, do.
ALSO good assortment Of ofEnglish, French
and Afdefitari Dry Goods, Groceries, Paints
and iI,9&c.bbps 5dT .b57odoA Dos 55HS5is'
7Alafgs lStlof Feathers received Oh nc con- ~
signment! The' above goods will Be sold very
low for cash. 'Gi''A =
December 8, 1887. al adir vo,ra 36tft
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MORE NEW GOODS.

WOAhA ~ ~ tvv ~ >'r-,fy' ugIfsf
III OYNTON g. GANNETT are now ope-
ID ming superior, lot Of waterproof boots b}o9
selected expressly for this market. rlket. s,a g9g3
Also, mems stout shoes and brogans; IN
.,Womens' leather shoes and bootees q XXX s;,i,
: do. hid slippers and walking shoes iepip
70 Leather do lf sa1 ,'a9a Do DO - Do s 3sI - e
., Womons lined s. bound India rubber shoes
Boys and youths BOOTS, ad ~ Lo,--si
do, shoes and, brogans; Id H., - beJ 4e6t
Childrens' morocco shoes. Also, sa.rs.,a
An assortment Of rs sschool, books, F blank n books i
and stationary Il osob sad bss .gao, fss-,. Il
They have also just received an addition
to their stock Of Groceries, and further sup
Cooking and box Stoves; nissloosqs sS' s1orsi,
10000 LBS assorted Iron; ,g,r.goa1 a ,7si
Cast 12'eeh X. ird .bHaigna io yaits95 sdj
Sweed's Steel, and = ha.aIJ esgdj Do uginU
5000 pounds assorted Nails.
The above, with their former orImre stock " axes
heir assortment as good, or better, thar any
other in this city ), and they feel assured hey
can sell as low as, the, lowest, and they intend
to do 50 for prompt ipay7T7-such as cash, coSnh' oSnh'
ny IRemsnSsr want Pps ssts4s Stays
Maumee City, Dec, S, 1874 edl ydS6tfpp
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TRIBUTE OF THE YANKEEs.-M. Chevalier,
in his Letters on North America, recently pub
lished, speaking of the industry of the New
Englanders, savs.--At Baltimore even as at
Boston, in New Orleans as at Salem, in New
York as at Portland, if they cite you mer-
chant who by intelligent combinations, has re-
allied and preserved'a large fortune, and if
you demand whence that man comes, it is
Yankee, is the reply. Ifin the South you pass
before a plantation which appears better regu-
lated than all the others, with fine avenues, and
the habitations Of the negroes better arranged
and more comfoftable--s All says one to you,
this belongsto man from New England--he
is smart man. In village in Missouri by
the side of house whose windows are all bro
ken whose interior is dirty, before the door Of
which are seen fighting the children with tat
tered garments, you perceive another, all fresh
ly painted, surrounded with a basrier simple,
but well preserved and lime washed, with do
zen trees we'll pruned, disposed all around;
through the windows you distinguish in lit
tie saloon, shining with neatness, the young
boys well combed, and the little girls clad al
most in the last Partisan mode. Both of these
habitations belong to farmers: but one comes
from North Carolina, the other has originated
in New England. On the river of the west
you hear cited a steamboat to which no acci-
dent has ever happened, which the travellers
and the merchants seek with the greatest zeal
the captain is a Yankee. At N. Orleans, OPP
ppsite the Levee, you perceive fine building,
which all the passengers admire--it is still
Yankee who owns it. a. i.
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loN,nRATHBUN,

onl ;eISo seN.laRATHBUN. ~, ~ ss. ...
TlSEGSo leave to inform his friends and the
ID public, that he has resumed the Profess
sion Of the Law, ilaisH opened an Office, opposite
the brick STORE Of Smith & Crowell, on VOL
colt street in Maumee city, where he intends ne Z
to practice us an Attorney, Counsellor, and AM
Solicitor, in all the courts Of Law and Equity,
in the state of Ohio. 'lN '1,'ag ,s+ - :.
His Justices Office keptin the same build
ing and Is open at all proper hours. I. ack-
n6owledgements Of oil kind Of Instruments TAI;
ken, and ailkinds Of convey yancihg, done here
with neatness and despatch. 49, go
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ADMINISTRATORS NOITICE.

'NTOTICE Is hereby given that all who are
i indebted to the estate of James. Donnelly
late Of Lucas county Ohio, deceased, are re,
quired to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber; and all who have legal claims against
said estate will present themlegally provehfcr
settlement within eighteen. months. lslQals
-msl nos 5lilo 9bo CIC.,P. HUNT, Admir-.
Nd Maumee Oct at19la asnof niEL2 s29tf lll
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JEFFERSON HOUSE ea'

ERIE STREET, MAu1MEE Au1ME CITY, 0Hro. !" !
T1HE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public that he has leased this eligible es.
tablishnent, and put it incomplete order, fol
the reception of boqrders, travellers, and yisi-
tors.u 1t is o beautiful situation, in the most
pleasant partof said city, and the subscriber
fatters himself that his attention to the as
conmodption and comforts Of his guests will
'ensureto him aliberal share of public patron
age. rsn w9Th .lI9ggoQ0 9,as0 ias12 cd
The furniture of the House is new, aud the
apartments are in good order. The stable is
large and ,commodious, and, will be attended
ROBERT COVER,
no april 2l.tni o. on wol.n .Ilar.ol. O55tf
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Volume. II.-.Ne- 50.
I NEW y EST VII.
.hlllq3I mnIIIIW :onIaW

~ ROCERESa AND PROVISIONS .r-r--
NJ Harrington y Hunter, respectfully AM
nounce to the public, that they have recently
opened splendid selection Of Groceries and
Provisions, of Jackson and Wayne SITS.
Hotel Buildings where almost every article in
their line. can be furnished at reduced prices
for cash. bnomdoid p WO1d odi no boois
NIB. Persons desirous to contract for large,
supplies, win find Il to their advantageto give
us call. Liberal advances on Consignrdents
to us. ni islm 70 s9arh 9a'l gGim3os siisho I
Refer to 1Effs3. Parks, Clevelandas;y.
Smith, Newark We Elvdit q. Hunter, Column
hrs. 9hibnsis HHW ! .9ppss1lioq 9al Dns 90
Maumee City, Ohio, May e4th, loSo..9EtI9.v
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faYMARSHAL, NEY,

call it of the Maskwa and the most sanguina-
ry in modern times, the bravest of the brave
surpassed himself, and nobly earned the prince
ly title with which his master rewarded him
on the field. But the most valuable service he
ever rendered France was in the deplorahle
ret reat from Moscow. His station was in the
rear--the post Of danger and Of honor-and he
was the chief if not Excepting Napole-'
on hirnselG the onlyillope of the troops. In
the story of the flight, for such it was, every
thing is SO wonderful that posterity would dis
believe the details, if any contemporary voice
had been raised against them. That, with a
handful of worn-out followers, destitute of
every necessary, he should repel the assaults
and arrest the progress of untried, well pro-
little band was daily diminished by hunger,
whole Russian host, in o word, that Ney Is des-
perate valor should have secured the escape of
any remnant of the grand army, must ever
command the establishment Of the world. AT
one time, after leaving Krasuoi. the whole
Russian Army hay betweenhim and Napoleon;
but though he had only three thousand men,
he resolved to cut his way through the inter
vening legions. When summoned by Milordo-
witch Ito capituate,n GA marshal Of France
never surrenders 7 was his only reply, as he
| fearessly, ledhis companions against the des-
tructive batteries of the. Losmine.. He then
made a circuit at midnight to the Dneiper,
which he crossed on blocks OF ice in spite Of all
opposition, and finally with fifteen hundred
men, Joined the emperor. Well might Napo-
leon be unable to find language sufficient ito
express his admiration of the hero; ;---ss What 9
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DORK 81 SoLARD..-l8, bbls. prime Pork.
Lib kegs Lard, superior article, just re-
ceiyed and forsale byio 75gils IA! CARY. %
July 2l. .zsreNoD Shl6 N5e
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"A CONSTANT supply Rof the genuine
IN lRowands Tonic Mixture, and Pills for
the cure of the Fever & Ague, ION hand and at
Wholesale and retail, byme'9ad q iu5s % waA
July "a ns5ilemO. WILLIAMS 81 co.,
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LUMBER.

7si,-po, g ssv LUMBER. ,LUMIlB'lElR R...d-5a-sod iii
7Es 0O0e feet seasoned white wood, inch
SsS,VSUU board 2 inch plank, 4 and 1t
inch Flooring, Siding. ED o. bgnIpt nedj--,
8 by a, 4by A, A by S, 2 by S, 2iby16 and
2bySJoist, Also,1 bf,l Ioiss4ngr won
If, 900 sawed Laths for sale at the corner, Of
Kingsbury and Front-street, by 10 a.....,al.gR
aas !. M n rBOYNToN ~ GANNETI.
al Aug. L1l.alin.n hlo. a.i OF boonba- l8tld d
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WASHINGTON, HOUSE no LET.

- THIS House, il Is ssitpated, on ,1 Canal nal
iiiE street, near the centre Of. the city. Its
Wa!!l. position on the banks Of theriver, gives
lt-amost e0ispicuous and pleasant appearance.
Foylocationj and command of5respec
profitable business, perhaps mo- house in. the
westernscountry is better situated than thistle
.Toss goodttenaut0tia keep asrespectao
blarhohse, therent wilhbe low Apply ltosthe'
subscrihermearithe premisessm nssd oyAdaqe9
.yaso--.r .roitqmpsno9 HORACE WAITE 3
: Maumee City, Aug. 25, 1888. 2ltf .asE
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H. aOW CROWN. wide brim, old Fashion,
IL smooth Castor Hats an excellent article
intended for elderly men. IS ad aaI iiW ,g.tpti
vd obgia aj ,ao1o nACKER s. KANADY. 7s
Aug. II, 1893. .9iod t109 POSI-
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TyORtwentylive cehtsyou can buy q bot
~ tie ofsBdlsd,n Of HodYhosatd, which has
been astertainedto have!cured more Diseases
Of the lungstban 1.-The other patent htmedicines
nowinouse.c 81 Forsale by @. g. Bristol, Bdffai
ID, andO D. VILLA MS az Co. Maunee city.
We are acquainted with the preparation OF
Sarsaparilla, manufactured by c. G. Bristol,
and having made use Of It tI1ore or lesE, In our
pfaeticebelieve IL 70 contain the active princi-
picef sarsaparillaq i1is highly, concentrated
form, and as preparation, we esteem II asthe
best we have ever faetawitf. s1s7lEa ssm9ooo \
y, lTrowbflds, NJ. d sCs Chaplin, M pm 1s'
nChafIes Wfhne,M MD MOSES. Bristol, MD Y ! ,
Josiah Barnes, IN b. IIEbE.d MafshalLi N 8 !
j J. E. Hawley,SM.b B 3. spragae, n ~
a a. a Miller IpS " HI Harris, HrP;i
Byqqfhialo, Apgk lxs41si yI,aessI sHw ysilsgdv
For sale in Maumee City bymuaaoo nadi bn,
June ,9.i ID ssedQ,s WILLIalNllSu 9. Co. 81
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I'D bsf,FIRE FIREl,L lFIREi!!1aad
I ROTECTIONo INSURANCE COM
PANK,tgs Hartford. Connecticut. .--The un-
desirgned,s agent for the townsof Perrysburg,
Maurnee and Miami Cities, of the above Com
papy, isinow prepared to insure against loss
OF damage by fire. upon as favorable terms as
can be obtained inthe State, ,ifromany fespon-
sible institution, and every man has now an
opportunity, fora trifing sum, to protect HIM
sell, against the ravages of this destructive
element, which often,S in alsingle hour, ,sweep
pwaythe earnings Of many years.ai9d aoitn9i
a1poos ,Iods aid diW taat,DgtC C.-DOAN.nr
Perrysburg, march 26, K .G.--.y'io rub n
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POETRY.
AUTUMN.

There is Fearful spirit busy now;i ai anmo
10 Already have the elementsunfurled bnsiqs
s1a Their banners; the great sea wave isupcurPd
The cloud comes:, the fierce winds begin to
\ S'H"'o blow sal Toi @on iesiinaf sJ sihl
About, and ,blindly on Their errandsDgo; ilii!fl
isyAnd quicklyswill the pale redleavesbe1 hurl'd
BY From theirs boughs,s and all the forest
!. e. world,
Stripped Of its pride, be like desert show.
'llove that moaning music which III hear % 90
,di lntheI heIbleaktgusts of Autumn, for the soul
Seems gathering -tidings ffpm another sphere,
And in sublime, mysterious sympathy.
Mans bounding spirit GIBBS and swells more
nsA aH!gh,.IAag ,Essl OF ossjC.Iyo0