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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
GEO. r. RICHARDSON, President.
JAMES FRAZIER,
JOSEPH WILEY vice Fres nj
U u FIEhNTUN, u
RuBT. NJ. PRoUD, "e''e'a''eS'

We copy the following from Ihe National InleIl,.
geneer Of Friday.
TO II PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
AlIo" an odd DemUcraI,an old JeIersOnian Demo-
cral' To Jher a few remarks appn ONE punt, " bicb .
win many Others. DEEPLY concerns you; and to stat.
one OF my reasons for being opposed 10 The prcsent
administrator. This point Is The unconstitutional
"'''ia'ufaI' aud destructive preponderance Of The TX.
EcsrivE POWER; causing the LsgisLatve Poper. and
even the People memSeiOes. Co KICK The bs,o -
speak To ell he States; naming Them. mentaIIv
one by uhe, and asking Of them the favor Il, on.yver
'olheir names; high aud proud names; respseuvelv
aud 10 hear me. They have, each Of rhern. SoUsy.
sgh PonT' WITH certain delegated limitations; and
u tie frecuhue pOter Of the GeneuI C,,ver,,,.,,
become The SPONGE; The aJsorB,yy ,oue, -, I
ash becomes Of Their SovEREiGSrrl
! wish u % be distinctly understood that | nlyyavs
entertained and do now entertain, mucn respect Lu,
the great bOdy 0f the Jackson parry. Iut s,vv 20
US leaders we're desPioabLe. and are sull pEsPtc.Rtr
through Their influence The people was called utps
~ : 'u"'e It's principles iis purify; the country was
CaHed upIu To Conquer, not rnly pHuic, opp ,neut.
~ Tie parry, hut the country itself Mean. v.,.
so''eu ' which were never resOuei "a before. and
'h't never we're thought Of beisfe. and winch M.
uai'y winch hal ever been 90 ibe country bst,,.
""ulu nave durej 10 resJu 10. The Offices Of Ue
oOu""y ~ere put ap 70 safe! The ErecahUs patronage
was offered 90 dfOQHceg IT, CONSEQUENCE al a..
ne Ia"d s"armed viii Too ~dsmtgagass. wbo had
a. he't heels hordes oi fetsineu. WAY, % vas an
m'1'''ni The Invasion Of me Nomaus. IL vas 4,
ooNfaesL AM -- sat upon The IhroBe Wa a.
""ta i"frnef Was &c uOt a DestHdtsm1 Proud and
se's'nVe HepHbtnlaa that ye arsi We we're sotpl
Anu your county s1ld' Bought 90 BY demspoyy..
snu 'hsf fethiner'. For eight years yea. now nsa,.
" Twelve years, ye have lived under q de.r,f.,
was no. TIE Will; The WILL Vt the first man: and
no" 'he Will OF The second man. The lawl Hs viii.
ahl ais vii, set ~ against llw7 What D.. tbs 10,
Oepotsmi " 'N'
the Jackson party have said. was an army 1
believe the soldiers Ners poorly raiJ. They were
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AT
BALTIMORE Is one Of the very bes,
houses in America, having no supe-
rlor among our first class establishments.
We have recently had all opportunity of
testing It's merits, and have never been
better pleased with the MIS-
and conduct Of a hotel. than we were
wI!h those of the Exchange. The
building is the property Of the Com
mercIal Exchange Company, and situa.
TED at the junction Of Lombard, Cav and
second Streets, a most ~favorite location
III the immediate vicinity Of the steam
boat landings. The landlord is ERAs.
rus COLEMAN, whom every body in Bos
ton remembers as the popular host oil
the Pavilion in this city, and il is no.
therefore surprising that the Baltimore.
ans should consider the Exchange a,
the best house ever kept IN their CITY,
Ihere are airy and elegant apartment.
Tor the accommodation Of full two hun.
dred persons, with co]nveniences attach
ed The table is Of the very best. the
cooking unexcePtiOnable, aud the vine.
ol the most recherche quality. A vel
supplied reading room has lately bee
ADDED TO the nOtel, where the paper.
from all parts Of the Union are on file
Dut perhaps as great a accommodating
as any TO the Exchange, is the excellen
attendance. Servants are never want.
ing to fulfil the travellers commands
aud they do Il promptly. The TX
change is the favorite resort Of Bosto
%nians, and it is seldom hat a person
from this city will not 6nd his name ia
company with those OC hts friends anc
acquaiutancss on its we'll filled register
-B0Styn EoeHing GtzsHs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

'CCiDENT-On Wednesday la.I. a serious acci
dent occurred at the battery on GrOion Heightss
A party Of soldiers were practising snnneiy ~nh a
y Pounders at a target anchored ~ the harhos. and
one oil them Was about 10 apply IL tho match
when % Was discovered that the stale. n small
piece OF wood placed on the mnzz,ll of The guti
10 aid it, taking sight, had not been removed.
when another by The name of Brady sprng for
ward Io remove u. Al The insiint he lad hI'
hand upon II. the discharge IoOk place. throw ine
him down The bank some fifteen or twenty ieet
When taken mp hts hand aud wrisI we've found q
he drendfully shattered, and his arm, lace and breast
very badly burned. tie VAS Immediately tsken u
Fort Ttumhull. when ampuIaIrnn of the arm. jusl
below The elbow. was peTlnunoj by the surgeon o
that station, DIR. P"uer-N. %dOn AdUcoate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
(From the Baltimore Patriot
THE YOUNG MEMS
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Winch will be the Banner DeIegationR

The subjoined preamble aud res,lu Ii,ns. passed
by The Wing CUbvenIIpn &c Baltimore. sI ITS meet.
ing last evening. will attract the attention. and n.
rOuse The emrlaIinn of our Wing friends throughout
the Uninn. Which OF all The SIaies shall send the
greatest lumber OF delegates to the great National
Convention Of May. lSIIf Here : a GENEROUS rival.
~ proposed fr the Wings of The Union. Whatever
Stats shall send The largest prUpnrinnaIe Delegation
To That Convention, VIII carry with them hume a be.
filling trophy. in a beautiful banner-richi ia all that
art and skill can atfird-bui richer lar rs the work
OF the tNirest hands Of the iairesI daughters of Balii
more. Let the young Wings of all the States beslrr
ihe"selves-lhc prize is worthy Of all their gallant.
ry-and the circumstances under which u ~ ro be
wun snd worn. should arouse all the chivalry ofIhe
North and The SOuIh-Ihe East and the VI est. IL
rs a trophy Of hOnUT-rt is a token woven by fair
women for bravs men-iI IS 10 be won by patriuism
III Is 10 be borne IN The g.eai processIon-snd next
to ihnse whuse handy-work u is To be. 1t will be the
brightest attraction Of the geOrg euus scene. Who
wall WIN aud wear iR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
BALTIMORE WING CONVENTION.

Al a meeting of The Wing Couveninn nf the CIV
Of Baltimore. held At Union Hail on Thursday eve
ming. September 2oth. the following preamble aud
resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS this Convention has heretofore on he.
half aud by authority Of The Wings of the CIV of
Baltimore, suggested to their Wing breIhren of The
United States and cordially invited them la unite IN
The formation ola Young .H-n's Wig Nationa ICON
UeahSH. To assemble in this city un Thursday. the , {
Of May, 1914. TO he authorized la auiiy The nomrna
lions Tor President and Vice President Of the United
States, wdich may be made by The regularly Cunsli
iuIed Wing National NoHInaIIng Convention. 10
meet IN Bdiumore un Wednesday, The Isl OF May
and "a adopt s.Ch measures as ia its wIsdum the
ConvehIiUn my deem Necessary and proper To con-
duct The canvass 10 a successful aud uium lhani is
sue.
And WnEsEAs the Wings Of the city Of Baltimore
are particularly d'sInOns OF having. Oh That OCCASION.
an opportunity Iu extend The hospitality Of The city "a
every Wing Ia the Union whO eau possibly attend
The Convention, and believing that the larger The as
seInblage. ihe grrhIeT viii he the favorable Ihnu.
ence Il viii exercise on the result # the ensuing
Presidential election and beng also desiuus Of show
ING some mark OF approval To Their Wing brethren
Of The State that shall send The largest proportional
delegation Ofihe ~prupOsei Observation-Disclosures
X solved, That The Wings vi The Guy Of Baltimore,
VIII have prepared an sppruPHJie BA NNER, 10 be
presented To such Stale dc egauon. (NIaryIand ex.
copied, as we hnpe To see her Wings here eH 1tI,s,l
W l"uhs MEMS wing National Convention OF
RalIiicaIIon, TO assemble ia said city on Thursday.
he ~ Of May. 1914. rs shall on that occasion have
the largest proportional number IN attendance. lIav.
ing IA view the Wing population Of the several
States as tested by the Presidential election Of ISI
and their respective distances from this cily.
ReSotred. That The Editors Of The Wing Journal.
Throughout the Union. be requested To publish these
proceedings, and to invite The attention Of the WIN
party To Them.
GEO. r. RICHARDSON, President.
JAMES FRAZIER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
THIS Is LOVE.

To sigh Tor hOLrs al Beauiy's ieei--
To start when nyal Steps draw near,
With ardent warmth her glance Ia meet,
And pour soft batteries ~ her ear;
To kneel nll won by iairer forms
And brighter eyes ard then forsake,
And while new hope new fancy warns.
To leave her trusting herr 10 break;
This passion haunts our earthly span,
This Is the Wavering lsve % Man.
To seek One form in early youth.
To cour no gaze--nO vow beside;
To huld through life az holy truth.
Which irmesi proves when deepest tr''d,
Aud like the diamonds sparkling light,
Can halle and palaces dlumc:
YET shine more cheering and mOre bright
10 scenes Of dar,ness add Of gloom
This iaiih descends from realms above:
Tsis, this - WOman's changeless love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

DISPATCH-The r.pidny of communication
between Tins country aud England, ard The surpris.
ing expedition with which an order can he cxecu-
led. have recently been tested 10y the Mrsss. Ches-
ter Of Broadway, ~hC forwarded an onler TO Kid.
dcrniser, IA the mOnih of June last, for 1000
yaUis OF Brussels carPeiing Ia be oi One YaleIui
he Whole OF which was manufactured "a iiIy days,
Two 3nles arrived in The Garrck. aud Iwn in the
Oxford; aud The whole will be put together and
spread uP'n The h"or Ui The House Representatives
IN Washington, four mouths irOH The dale of the
order.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

The Globe acknowledges the receipt of FIVE dol.
lars frurn a rubscriber IN Carroll Co, Md. in ad vance
Tor the paper. II seems that this subscriber had. n
short time previous, been aiIacked by a rufTian and
nearly killed. hut reproved, though his lite was des.
paired 81, The secret cause which worked his re-.
cover, is thus noted ~ the Globe.
I'VE never heard Of a man being killed while he
was ~ advance for his newspaper"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

ANCIENT REMAlNS.-Last week
we mentioned that an entire tree had
been dug up on the Central Railroad.
which was embedded in the earth thirty.
four feet below the surface. Since that
tim two others have been found. at a.
bout tho same depth, within a few yards
OF the first. Que Of them vas a tree of
large size, aud when found was near two
feet IN diameter. Ali are wild poplar.
and the surface ci them more or lesS
charred, But the most singular matter
connected with them is, That two OF
them were encrusted with rock, and
within that one composed Of metal
some of which IS common iron ore
but principally II is Of a bright appear.
anCe aud IN the form Of crystals, from
the smallest size TO that of a pea -
These often cover a considerable sur.
lace and present a very beautiful appear
ance- Also, the same metallic sub.
stance IS dispersed through the creyices
OF the log IN various forms, ~suiting the
cavities-m some il Is quite hard,and in
others the substance is soft and appcar,
TO be IA "A state Of formation. The met
al, &c. has not Yet been examined by ,
competent scientific professor, but is be
lIeved To be the sulphate II iron, an,
readily dissolves in suiPhuric acid.
The place where these reinains arr
found IL half q mile east Of this city,
few yards cas- Of the big mound. In,
ground is high and dry, and has all th,
regular stPsta OF sand, gravel, clay, &c
usually found IN the VIciuity. There
10 not the leas, appearance or even the
~Practicabilny Of the soil having accu.
mulaied at the place to any extent. We
wi. leave il 70 those more competent 10
suggest by what means or when sucL
1epOsites were made, 1hey furnish a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

o. Three OF the members elected to
Congress from Tennessee are mechanics
Andrew Johnson is q tailor; J. w.
Black well is q CO ppersmith; and G. w.
Jones rs a saddler. They arc said to
be all Of fine talents, and rose to their
present eminent station by p~erseverlng
industry and their own good characters,
without The aid Of influential fri ,nds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

ACTION OF LIBEL. On "Wednesday Of this
week. a very important libel sui was decided ~
he Court al Common Pleas Of franklin county,
Ohm
PLd'nhB, Demns Adams. Esq, late United States
Mar hal ior the District of Ohio.
Defendants. Samuel Medary, Esq, State Printer
aud NJ II Mejary, proprleIUrs aud publishers ol The
State snan newspaper.
The libel was published in May. 1910. and suit
brought suun afterwards.
Toe case was argued by Messrs Sjansberry and
Ewing for The Plaintiff, and Mlessrs Swan aud Gil.
b"rl Tor the Defendants; and given To The Jury about
4 oic.Ock, = NJ. on Wedne sday, who returned into
COuu alter an absence OF about one hour. and sub.
miIIed their verdict lor $1,000 damug es IA ia,Ir OF
The Plaintiff a Io,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

ABUNDANT field for speculation, but MOTH
ing TO our mad Tor any satisfactory
conclusions.-naeOn (Geo.) Messenger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
WHEELING DAILY TINES.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ,, 1913.
FoK P~RIsIDESr ~ 1874,
III Il y X u e. l. a y.
FoR VIcE President,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Important engagements have prevented our pay.
ing our usual attention to our editorial department
to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

The number q persons charged with serious
offences; Is IN England five times greater Than n was
lhtfy years sgoi IN Ireland sir times. bot in Scot.
land twenty seven times" ND
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

MIR CALHOUN AND TIE TARIFF.-One of
Mr.. Cahlon' sJpu:nals COMPLAINS That the Whi.s
VIII not understand The "pIniOiis Of that gentleman
"h the sntJ'ci "i Ihe Tariff MIR Calnun is lalse-
" charged" II says."wHh all $ rs Of extremes. aud
whom lac repudiaIes The he Is Just US uniain,
charged with mo flying hs opinion"
IL Is Nj. CalboUn's own fault % there is any un
certainly as To- his views un the TGIh. HIS ,nsII,un
on That subject was unequiyUcal U'.ce. Ia ISlb
he dhciared ia The House of Representatives Thai
"a IartH OF protection Vas e vital Importance To
The secuntyand permanent prosperity ct The Uuion. -
lie SAID III would produce an interest sIu,Ily
A'Per'can. as muc. 81 as agriculture. and far more
So than commerce ard navIgenon." lie iurrnvr
m Unnamed tIat "tD afford manufacturers ample
pro'ectaOn wpuLl eiable the farmer Ia sell ms
products high and buy all his wants and convenIenccs
Of life cheap"
Mr. ca huun now hollis different PRINCIPLES. If
he las been charged with all snus ol extremes, :" IL
may be asked " hat extremes are there 10 which he
mas nj Teen Wiling To gpi nee IOr q aIgh pro-
leciive Tan1 lie is now lI "iTce Irfle"-,r perhaps
he may he wiling IO pr .tecI cuI,un aud sugar.-
Ice the great Champion oi measures calculated 10
cement The u"Inn, he afterwards Lecauie a NulIIler.
and was ready to- desIr y the U"IOn. iiIs present
position u Is dInicnlI Precisely To define. WnaI he
meats by Free Trade is thus expanded Iy iiIc
Charleston Mercury: ole meaI,s hy Free Trade, a
commerce burIeued ~ Ih nO heavier la lies than are
necessary To support the Government nder such
a definition as IhIi we may all be Tree node men.
with the understanding that Ine duIIes necessary fnr
revenue shall be laid with a pr per discrimination
IN favor OF domestic interests. Our present TatItI il
calculated To produce revenue, aud 1t answers lie
purposes of protection alsp. IL Is not de-
signed To raise more money than Is needed for The
wants Ut The Treasury: nCr are its IrsIucuv We lea
lures intended to keep down The receipts from im.
pUsls.
As TO the charge Of favoring direct iaIaIion by
the general government which u Is sal has been made
unJnsily against Mr. Calhoun. we have only 10 say
mat q he would be a consistent advocate Of Free
faue' ms PrInciples would inevitably lead him
TO direct taxation. Free trade may be defen,ed
ny revenue duties just as ~eIl as by protective duli.
,T The highest duty levied by England on an
American product Is a revenue duIyy-Bah. Anne.
TicaR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
~TRTSTEE,s SALE.

PURSUANT 10 a deed of Tiust executed to the
subscriber by Robert Baldwin, dated The 29th
day OF OctObef 1871, and of record N the sieTk's
office 9t ONO county court, IN book No 20, page
3Ox. i will proceed TO sell al the front door of
the court house of Ohio county on the 6th day Of
November 1915, TO the highest bidder at public
P%uctlOn, the following pieces or parcels OF ground
that Is TO say, Lot No l7S, ~ the corner Ut 9Th
aud Zane streets IN the city Of Wheeling, the
West half Of Lot No us, adjoining. Also, Lots
NO &c, "a, 2, and 20. on Clay street. IN Upde-
gratis addition TO said city. Also lot No ~, al
the corner OfClay ard 4th streets, Immediately
opposite SAID lot No 20. Also two thirds o! los
No %, adjoining said lot No IL. Also the Wost
haliOi lots No 10 end Q, Immediately adjoining
sald lot NO a.. Also Tot No -, fronting on 4th
street IN SAID city, binding on said lots Nos ~
and IL. Also one undivided third part Of twenty
acres OF land and coal, aud coal pTivile, es and
rights purchased by Henry Mo IRE and the said
Robert BALDWIN Of William Chapline, lying and
being adjacent 90 sud city Of Wheeling on Stone
COal ron, The title IS believed 10 be in disputable.
put selling as trustee ] shall cnly convey 10 TIE
purchaser, such title az IL vested IN me by the
said deed Of trust.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
seq % ts Y " FtTLHUGH, TrVsiss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

FROM FLORIDA. BY The latest arcounis from
Florida We learn InaI the sIurm of the l3Ih instant.
which destroyed or rendered uninhabiiable nil the
wsrei"us's, and dwellings at Port Leon and ST
Marks. was comparatively light AT Apalachicola and
~ Joseph. The railroad suspension bridge whIrh
was earn ed away at 81 Marks was found m good
con i1n some Distance mp the river. No lives
were ,"si at The latter place. Though the sicum
was iei with great severity at Tallahassee. no hull
dlngs oi value we've seriously damaged IN that VT
riniiy. The families whp had taken az a summer
residence on 81 James lsla VI are safe and unininr.
ed. Ihe Light house on Dug Island Is gone. Ia
ia isden county The storm was not severe. ard no
damage Is known To have been sustained except The
s"rHcwhHi hasiy and untimely cleaning nfihe cotton
heids. The Tallahassee Star says there seems To
I've a unanimous determination tn abandon the site
OF f"rl Lem Tor a iOwn-Ihat no one talks of re-
naming there. and it Is not p"bahls The rarlroad
lpor OF which has been r'rn up will I've re.laId
further than 81 Marks river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

a tAMPnINE OIL x w Jshns,on stki, Tn
~ Ship. Market Square. Wheeling. Va. has com.
menred the manuiaeiure Of CAMPHlNE OIL. and
d prepared To supply Iho-e Who use the Camphiue
Lamp with a superior article in any quaRr'I'es to
suit customers. Wheeling o 4. 3 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

slaves indeel! The slaves Of slaves. But the oil
rers from The officers dawn 10 The rur"oIais were io
receive re wards. aud did rereIve reward. The uRi-
ces Of The Country were held oui IT, them before h0 nd,
and The ccndiIiun was. that they should hatle tor \ ic-
tory. And The rewards Offered were paid. as far Us
The offices 81 The country held oct. II was honnm.
bly, done; tie honorable execution Ofa very d,sboH
orabie trans cIionl
These Oair,s were pariicularzed designated, set
apart for particular individuals, in many cuses !
knou III kaOr II pc, sonsHy aud some offices were NOT
accepted.
Here is the con. Henrement of a dreadful Execn.
live iniluon'e. LIBERTY! iloU hast pas ed IA uugh
the fire ui MoLocu! AL thou yet ALIyE7
Tn's LIMB If Executive influence. People Of the
United States. - siill Ia full bearing; and this 10 is
IN II makes a 81 hard for \ vast majority Of tie Peo-
pie, ~ho are. an mind aRe keari. against the Admin
islraIiun, tu break down this limb. But break II must,
and break IL al. These office holders, who have
BOUGHT IheIT situations by staining and insulting their
country. oug { no longer TO "cumber" the pure. OR.
gjH soil Of InOse institutions which we received from
the clean hands aud holy affec'ions &c our Farm
ERs. A MARYLANDER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

~ ANKEENS-We have received 10 day. So
~ pieces NANKEENS, which We sell very
low. f~ep 1871 Z1E g. cox.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

PRIlAA BBLS. SUPERIOR FLOUR,
%OO Just received and for sale by
sept % IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29
LUMRER.

TENHE Subscribers having purchased the LEM
II Der YARD on Main street near he Ridge,
formerly occupied by Mclean & Rice. respectfully
inform the public bot hey are prepared al lines
TO furnish oil kinds Of PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms for cash.
Attached % ibis yard ls en- excellent planning ma-
chine which viii be eonsiaHily supplied with nor
ked flooring. Seafler boarding ceiling. &C. whirh viii
be sold Tor Gosh, as low atany place IN the Wes-
tern cOnnify. All orders lhankfslly received an
promptly attended 10. L. s. ROOT& co.
Wheeling. August lift
oshngion Examiner copy 20 amount Of Two dol
WIars, and charge Times