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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-25
From the New Yorker.
JOY TO THE BRIDE.

Joy to the Bride she hath pledged
AT Tue shrine where her heart hath bowed,
She hath gven the faith Of that stain ess hand
To the heart where affection cpwcd;
And they need not s,plF NJ the name of Love,
Nor flown on its offered flowers
For the sun that lights up the world above,
have en- it smile on ours.
Jov to the bride! the hcartlcss
May frown from their giddy height;
While the soul looks on its cynosure,
They never can dim its light
When the worlds dark hand is raised in wrath
Ger the loved one al her side
Oh who should smile on his d rkcncd path,
But her he hath called his bride
Jov to the Bride this scowling
Which the world sometimes puts on,
Doth 1t not flow from better thing
That better hand hath done?
And would not have them tears, all tears
That arise to greet this day;
There are cares enough in the coming wears
Let the joy flow while i, may!
JOY to the Bride! In this goblet
I'll pledge her a welcome yet;
And III swear by him who hath placed us here
IT'S the first my lips shall wet!
Health light and JOY in the kindred spheres,
To the loved one at her side,
And the brightest hue that heaven wears,
TO her he has called his bride!
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Sherman,s Breast Ointment.

If applied properly and Dtue me will cure the most
painful cases of swelled breasts and prevent the for
nation of abscesses-Even where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking this
ointment has entirely dspelled it, and restored the
parts to a healthy condition. In applying il, smooth
and soft covering the breast should be made Of soft
leather, fine compact linn, with hole in the
tire to admit the niple When so made, put coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply il
closely and smoothly the whole breast, leaving
the nipple protruding through the hole that the
child can nurse, which it should do long as the
mother can bear il. Care should be taken have the
breast drawn by the child or otherwise, pre-
vent an accumulation of milk Whenever the plas-
ter gets rnked and thereby uncomfortable, new one
should be applied, and constantly worn until euro
is affected Ii is sometimes necessary to slit the sides
they will conform to the shape of the breast, and
cover i, closely. Ask for Shermans breast ointment
and see that his signature thus "a. Sherman, NJ
d., is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAPILLARY OIL
Is the only infable remedy for nipples ever dis
covered 1t will cure the most troublesome cases in
few days without deprving the infant of the breast
warranted superior to all other remidies when applied
according to the directions the bottle. See that
the signature Of "A. Sherman, W. ID" is on tho
wrapper, other is genuine Be particular or you
will be deceived and disappointed. Sold at the ars-
ty store. PANGBORN T. BRINSMAID.
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an exile, she Is permitted at her pleasure to
share his fortunes, or visit and relieve him.
A recent instance of this immunity occurred
in Upper Canada, IN the case Of M'kenzic,
whose wife was suffered to join her husband,
even when in arms against his own sovereign.
In all cases of foreign aggression, she may
claim the aid of the sovereign power, to vim
dictate her wrongs. Wherever the rights of
the citizen are secured by the constitution,
other than those of office-holding and of suf-
frage, those rights arc her own.
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26O,0OO,OOO
100000
96,000,000
5OO,OOO,OOO
Population of the world, S6O,OOO,OOO

The smallest bird of America is the hum
ming bird, and of Europe the goldcn-crested
wren. The smallest quadruped in the world
is the pigmy mouse of Siberia. The most
diminutive plan, is the arctic raspberry which
is so small tina, six-ounce phial will held the
wbole-branches, leaves and fruit.
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lHut, W Uc Hdteu, uccub Uut W Ue seen.
Yet you must keep a strict guard upon
yourself, or the odous monster will soon lose
its terror by becoming familiar to you. The
modern history Of our times furnishes us as
black list Of crimes as can be paralleled in
ancient times, even il we 60 back TO Nero,
Caligula, or Cesar Borgia. Young as you
are the cruel war into which we have been
compelled by the naughty tyrant of Britain
and the bloody cmissaries Of his vengeance,
may stamp upon your mind this certain
truth, that the welfare and prosperity Of all
countries, communities, and, l may add, i'm
dividuaIs, depend upon their morals. That
nation TO which we were once united, as il
has departed from justice, eluded and sub
verted the wise laws which formerly govern
cd it, aud suffered the worst of crimes to 90
unpublished, has lost its valor, wisdom, and
humanity, and from being the dread and ter
ror of Europe, has sank into derision and in
fanny.
But, to quit political subjects; have
been greatly anxious for your safety, having
never heard of the frigate since she sailed,
till, about wee. ago, a New York paper in
formed that she was taken and carried into
Plymouth. did not fully credit tins report
though it gave me much uneasinesss. yes
tcrday heard that a French vessel had arrived
at Portsmouth, which brought news of the
safe arriva! of the Boston; but this wants
confirmation. hope it will not be lone
before shall be assured of your safety. Yo,
must write me an account of your voyage, o
your situation, and of every thing entertain
ing you can recollect.
Be assured am,
most affcctionately, yours.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-25

The election came and Harrison carried
the day. Ofcourse cousin lilly won the bet,
and cheerfully was it paid, and gracefully
was il accepted.
They celebrated old Tips election, few
evenings ago, by merry wedding.-Joy be
with them. RORY.
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THE HUMAN RACE.

The Whole human race, il collected TO-
gether in one spot, would not occupy aspace
equal to that in winch our metropolis stands.
For suppose the population of the globe be
equal to ZOO, 900 souls, and the aver
age space occupied by each individual to be
one square foot, the whole Of the human
family collected together in one column
would cover square of3l 100000 feet, OF
of about six miles. They would all easily be
contained within the circumference of Lon
dOn.-Vard's Miscel.
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You have entered, early in life, upon the
great theatre of the world, which is full of
emptation and vice Of every kind. You
are not wholly unacquanted with history, in
which you have read of crimes which your
inexperienced mind could scarcely believe
credible. You have been taught TO think Of
them with horror, and 10 view vice as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-25

RELIGIOUS STArIsTIcs.-The following
information, says the New-York CONNER
cial, collected with much trouble by the
committee of the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Gospel in foreign parts, is ex-
tremely important;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-25

"Gold is. in its last analysis, the sweat of the poor
and the blood of the brave."- Joseph Napoleon.
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Sagacous OF his quarry from SO far"
The experience of all nations has shown
that the state of society has been rendered
miserable whenever both sexes have mingled
in party politics. "lf women" says Madi-
son, "must be showing their zeal for the pub
lie, let It not be against those who are, per-
haps, of the same family, or at least of the
same religion or nation; but against those
who are the open, professed, undoubted ene-
mics oftllcir faith, liberty and country"
1t is for the preservation of social peace
therefore, and'of domestic happiness, tina,
our law has assigned the labor of moving the
political machine to men. In this division OF
labor, the rights Of woman are not nfringed
As in commercial partnership, one member
may have the care Of books, another of the
sales: or in corporation, one agent may
have the exclusive charge of one department
and another of another, while other members
have only a general participation in the pro-
fits; and yet the rights ofall are equal, though
their duties are various SO, in this allotment
of political labors, the rights of none are in
vaded. Woman is still member of polit.
cal society entitled to its benefits and its
protection. lfher ships or goods are illegal
ly captured by foreign power, she has the
same right, with all others, to require indem-
nifty from the national government. Ifsho is
made prisoner of war, or otherwise unlaw-
fully detained or ensaved, her own govern
ment is bound 10 ransom her, ms in the case
ofany other citizen. Nay, more for pri-
soner she cannot be by the laws of modern
warfare; and finer husband is captive or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
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E>vANS FhNllAT APERlC.SF PILLS arc urc
~ iy vegetable, Gun ~-sd with ,he s're;esl preei
soa of ssieace and Of art; ih,y never li0luco nausea
anj are wafrantcd 10 cure TAG fciioving diseases which
aris, from impurities or The blood. viz--Aporlgxy,
Billoss Affections. Coughs, Colds. liberated sore throat,
bcatlct Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints.
diseases of the EiIaejs and Bladder. Affections pecu.
liar TO females. and all those diseases of whatsoevss
hind, to which human nature is subject. where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver Complaint. dyspepsia. Bilious diseases,
piles. ulcers, female wCakns~, and all cases OF hypl-
ehon low spirits, palpiiation Of the heart, ner-
vous irriiahiliy. nervous weakness. Auor albus seminal
weakness. Indigestion. los OF appetite. heartburn. gen
edl debility, Jolily weakness. chl0rosis or green sick.
ness. la,Ilency. hyslerical fIinriHgs. hysierics. head
aches. hccup. sea sickness, night mare, rheumatism.
lsthGnl. tic dolloIrsux. crarap. spasnolic affections.
and IlDse who are victi'ls to that most circulating
Disorder. Corr. will find relief fon their suferings hy
6 c1ine of Dr., Evans medicine.
Bspare Of Coan,efu&-CAUTIoS: Be particular
"a purchasing 10 see that the label Of ihi, Medicine
contains a hoFice Off entry according 10 Act Of Coa-
zee. And b. Likewise particular in obtaining ihcm
N ~ than street. New-York or from the EEGU.
LAR AGENTS. WI. II. KING, Whoiins.
kov "a
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d RiHTNGS &.

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PUBLISHED BY A.. T.. LOFT & co. WHEELING
New Jersey, 10 for Dec. 2, 1899 So 81 81 50
30 81 81 80 O. 6i 3 Is. Lowest PRIZE ) 90.
Maryland Snic. 30. for Dec. 4. 1899: IL IS 81
% fl rs - 90 sc { - II 81 81. Lowest prize
) 90.
Wheeling. VI, Dec. 5. 1889. - Is 81 36 81
CD IS 81 u 4 - 81 10 -. Lowest prize 1 90.
Elizabeth own. g, for Dec. 6, 1889: p 90 80 So
DO : 81 - 80 42 IL. Lowest prz, 8 90.
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1 10 81 % 33 so IS 81 =. Lowest prize 10 90.
New jersey. q. for Dec. Q. 1889: 81 Il 2s %
- 30 80 Ii 50 rs 90 IS %. Lowcsi Prize s 90.
Town hall, 4. for Dec. II. 1899: SO IL - IL
% % 30 - - 80 ~ 63 So. lowest prize ) 90
Internal Improvement. Z. for Dec. ~. 1897: 81
&c Is b 81 10 IS ii Is Is 81 II. Lowest
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2i 81 81 So - Il 81 A. % 6s 20. Lowest
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Prizes in any Of tIe above drawings cashcd By a. +.
GOFF X CO. Ca presentation At their couu;er. Nos.
Ii 20 81, share OF 81 OOO. old by us in The Leesburg.
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Drawing of he MI. State. 30. for Islh Dec. 1889
81 - % % 81 - So ii s. A. 81.
Nos. % a - prize OF So 900. vas sold by Us
the dag before the drawing, adding another Ia the list
of prizes solu This month. If you wish to fl your
packets with post notes call al Colt & Co.'S. & buy n
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'sO THE NERVOUS s DEBILrrATED-DR

FHO Il NERVOUS & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 EVANS TONIC PiLIS.-1hc powers Of L.
vans Camornile Pills ae such. Tint the palpitatnr
Ne or. the treinulous hand. the dizzy eve and
he hulerily mind. vanish bei0ra their effects
like noIiols varors ssfrse the bcnign influence OF
Tie morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for The cure Of InIernirsnts, together wIiI ievsri
Of he irregular nervous hind. accompanied with VS.
c2rIl DISTINCTIONS.
TAis tonic rue lcinc Is for nervous complaints. gen.
crIl debility. indigestion onl is consequences. as want
ofapp-titr. distcnsion OF the 81 mach. acldity; unplca.
SAM taste in the mouth. ~runnlins noise in the bowels,
GosvoGs symptoms. languor, when The mind becomes
Irritable. dcsponling. Thoughtful. melancholy. and dc.
iecteI. IIypOciondriacism consumption. dimncsS OF
sl.hi. delirum. AMI oil other nervous affections. these
pulls ~ill produce a safe aud permanent cure.
Ey ing Pills were fnst Introduced IA America in 1895.
Beuars cf { aaierfciS.-CAUrIsN.-Bc particular
IN Purchasing to see that the label Of this Medicine
eoitains a notice OF its entry according 10 Act of Con.
yreSs. And be Likewise particular ID obtaining them
AT 100 Chatham a., Ncw-Yur or from The regular
agent WIN. H. Wheeling.
nov QS
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@AR WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
q n EOR

VI - x WILLIAM fShNS SODIltlNG SlRlG
a. FUR CHILDREN TEETHiNG-PREPAREp
ry ntNsSLE-Ts va,kcrs aud .S4rses The passage
OF u C tsaih Though The gums produces Troublesome
and dangerous symptoms. 10 ~ Known by mothers
t''ni there IL srcal irsita ION IN the mouth ami gums dl-
RAG this process. The gums swell, the secretion Vt
the saliva Is Increased. the ehili IS se,zed with frequent
aud sudden fits Of crying. watching. starting in liz
aud sposms Of poculir parts the child shricks
with extreme violcnoc, All thrasis It's fingers into lis
mouth. lfthesa precursIry sTmpioms are not speedily
allevn cd, ~spaSm-dic commissions universally super
vcnc. and son cause the dissolution ef the inianL.-
If mothers whn have their liulc babes afflicted with
these dis,ros' irg ~ np'oms would apply DIR. William
Evans SCOT ing Sup, which has preserved hundreds
when ,npught past recovery. from being sud-
denly attacked with that f;nl m1lady. commissions.
Beusrc # CoUntcrfeifs-CArrIoN b. particular in
10 sec Thai thc label OF this Medicine con-
Iains a notice of It's entry according To act of congress.
And be Ekcwisc particular in obtaining them nj 100
Chatham 81. New York. or from H. rss.lar a.cni.
WM. H. KING. 10 Water ST. Wheeling.
Stevenson a. Nealo. Parkersburg. nov 10
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SEVERE CASH OF TEErHiNG. WITH
u SUMNER COMPLAINT. cured by the inal.
l,5e AmSican Soothing syrup of nr. w. Evans
Mrs Mcpherson. residing at No. s. Madison street.
called At ihH Melical Ofiac Of Dr. w Evans. No. 100
Chiiham street. y. u. aud purchased a bottle Of the
Syup Or her chiil, who was suffering excrucistng
pain daring the process Of dsntnon. being morncnta.
rily threatened with convulSions its bowels too were
exceedingly loose. and no food could be retoinod on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after ifs applica.
ZION, tbs alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-
came quite n1tural. As a tribute ofgratiUde for he
benefit Afforded the child, the mother came Other own
,ccord. and freely sanctioned Publicity TO the above
BE particular IN applying at 100. Chatham street. o.,
here ore sovoral counterfeiis advertised. No other
place IN the city has lho genuine Cor she.
n fars ~ CogHisrEcn-CAUrtoSi D. particular
N purchasing ~ sc that Tho labsl of tbs Medicine
contains a notice Of Us entry according 10 Actor Con.
grsss' And 10 likewise particular in Obtaining ihem
at 100 Chaihum street. Now Yofk, or from ihs Tcgu.
ar Agr9fs
nov 70 w. IT, KING. IS water 81. wheeling
AR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND a.
~ CUE PtLJs-Thaso pills 81 admirably aIip.
kItc afjrl Uniform rclioTin tho dit rent notification.
OF fIrst Distressing m1ladios. are particularly recon-.
Iasnaed o. public MOTTO. On the accession OF the cod
stage, when the fare anil limbs Of the s1fsrer become
pale. aVd the sspsa!i51 ofcold an7 '%rrruor l. felt per
vsding tho whole sJs,em, their odminisfratsn Is nc
cnmpanicd with astrIis ing success-fhfy ,oln lessen
Tho subsequent distressing shivering. and violent shl
kinz, and " c0nHnn.ng ip t-e'r Iso, ms directed Vf
u~lHmatoiy caro he mast obsuoste aguc. These pI.
are Of signal utility ~ thoee distressing cascs. whor.
Ahefs is q ~saltawncss a cOmpierion. pin in tho region
Of TIC liver. tension end 6sucs 10 Ne ep8rasuc re-
sion. with o'hof symptoms i~ndicatiug me existence nj
myfhii nrtion, o. rtr1nig diseisc of toe roraach. liver
10 vois, mctsntary q spleen. which cenacouerees a.
generally sapsrvono tfJm psoipcied ioicus-sIonfs
They pcrlan0nGg overc0ms tbcso tscases. ID Oh,
zee nmo rive tons q IRE apfcach. cleanse en-.
ngtbcu h5 bovck md iILpar hc4lai. ,issr o.,
fy % bc syscn.
lfrsrs ~ C1a4clsfr-- -sVa-F. plarlit
g-hgl1g % soc fhH Ha lsHai ~ his NcIiclD.
tns q n5i~c of ia e8'rg 1~cr.oIjrg % ct . Cs,
Ard h' tkeuisc particular 30 ehnining rhsr
~. Yort ~ .5am tho regnla
w. ~ KING. a. Water Co. Waeclns
y ROBINSON. Tofso5ash
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AcrrE BRONCHITIS. A EoRERINxER OF

BRONCHITIS. A F~ORERUNSER OF
CoNSUMPTTON-Th.s disease ia very nach like q
ronInon caiarri. II generally commences like an rr-
binary cold, With lasaltade. cbiIliu, /. slight coughs and
npPrsssion aus ughtncss about ia. breast. IN many
instances the disease Seems I'll FIRST uf 10 very serious
character. As the disease c~ontinues ne oppression IN
the breast increases. the couH:elaucc becomes eypres.
sivo oi anxiety, the respiration becomes more and more
taOUriuus, sometimes Wheeling or railing sound. rs il
he ar was forced through 4 narrow aperture clagged
With n Wis., ii iald. 70 nrgleotihis dIs.so it may be
ofscr.ous Consequence. he, by . timely application O.
hr. Swa' nos Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. viii
street attention to the directions. all lhsse unpleasant
effects Will be removed
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ANnOLEstLE NND RETAL CONNECTION

AIRY SrORE-Tbc subscriber has i,sf re-
cciNed asp.eudd ssouucGt Of French coufccfiup,r
such os Sugar Figures Of various Minds: French k,s,s
of au entirely new pattern. jelly Cakes. Gum Dr,rs
Chr sia'zcd C'pdics. JuU,bc Paste. Sugar Animals.
FISHES. Dogs. Cats. squirrels. Doves. Dc. DC.
Green and Dried Fruits. %. follows. Lemons. Dates.
Gupss. Cucu1uuis. SohshcI Almonds. Prncs lp Jar.
and Boxes, Llutc Curranis, Palm NUS. Ground NUS.
Sc. Sc.
Together with n supply OF confectionery of bis own
manufacture which he offers st wholcule ~ retail on
accommodating terms. Having bad the management
Of Che manufacturing department OF he p%rnrirlr cd.
rhI.shucut p Bolumorc and Richmond as well ss M.
well Known and spl.rdid establishment IT " Nontls
GAINESVILLE. Ohm. ho npuors himself That si,uld m,
citzons Of Wheeling thuk hun worthy of tisi- lat
ronagchc shall DO aisle 10 pi.ssa.
dec I3.-H r Nv.f-r~
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Wheeling. Dee. 10 1889.
VIE Stockholdc~ Of fhs Institution are n,fiicd
That an on election ior SIX Directors 90 serve
INC ensuing Jear VII Dc held at the banking house.
on MONDAY. the I3h January pe,,. bct,,ecn uc
hours oi . aDJ I O'ciocs.
dec u S BRADY. Cosbir.
NOAL ~ shall want 20 employ g or ~
- additional Coal Miucfe. on the ogcufue OF nl,..
Ftuon. 10 men Of sober inIusiuors habits. tlnd none
other need apply) comfortable quarters AMI constant
cmpi"yneut WIFI De- given. The vaccs will be- 81 90
per Hundlrd Wi,h hoIsc rent and fuel free. or 81 %
per hunilcd and rent and lucl charged.
r. NIKE. Belmont Conf Works.
Jan 4 West Wheeling
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$3.50 Ar,.aoan N;an.faorr,..

AtOTTON YARN.-Thc proprietor of,he / iGLE
U COTTON WORKS inloun theiS customers,
and ali dealers ~ their hsc. dial heir Factory con
rpur- IN CON operation. anI That they have a very CT.
teusivc s.ock u Gotten Yarn un hand. which they VAR.
rant d O. ofNcy superior quality. being spun lrum
inc Mrszsipqi Cotton. They are now ready. and
VIII lac happy ~ execute orders at the following re-
dured scu.c ID prices, 10 WI;
No. . ~ - ccitis per ~. and rising half n zen; per
numbsr and No. 500 at IL cents per dozen. and fall
ing "A cent per nHmNr Capdlr Wick. COVsTlet Yarn.
,nd Carpet Chain. on send, ur wade to order.
jim 80 p adv ~ARBUCkLES &ANERY.
D.t.LL.r.r d
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Tickets only st-Shnrcs ~ proportion.
: a certificate or a package of whoies WI Cos
S60-halvcs S30-gusr,ers SIS.
Address your orders 10
JOHN VI. CLARKE.
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HAVE YOU A COCGHt Do no; uogicc; IL -
TE"n.andz have met q premature death for the wan;
Of a little attention 10 n common cold.
Have you a cough or "a cold Dr. Swnync's Com
POUND Syrup Of PruEus NIrciniana. or Wild Cherry, y
safe medical prescription. and used in an extensive
practice. tciH most Posihvsiy afford rcio,E and save 80.
from that awful disease. consumption, which usually
sweeps into tie grave tie young. the cid. the iair. The
lovely and he gay.
Save you q cough Swayne's Prunus Nirgiaiana.
9r Wild Cherry Syrup. is the only remedy you shurld
take to cure you. Eor this plain reason THAT in nn
one of the thousands of cases where It has been used
haS e. faded 10 reLcyc.