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Cash ! CASH.!
PAD for good Rags, b.
Burlington, May, ls45. 81
Superior patent Pumps for Wells
and Cisferns.

WHOLESALE and retail by II. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, VI. These pumps have beer,
thoroughly tested for l6 years in the western part oil
New York, and proved 10 lie first rate article,
They are pronounced by all people acquainted WIN
them the best and most durable pumps IN tne on.e
simple in their s,rm.iion and worked with ease,
they warranted TO work satisfactory in nil cases
and not TO freeze the winter. The working parts
are OF all metal with metallic fits the pipes are made
ola durable timber, and saturated with composition
which renders il mpervious TO water, and prevents
decays. The above pump will draw 'Sater the depth
Of one hundred feet as well as shorter distances. AL
persons wishing TO purchase pumps for wells or els
ferns will do well TO call and examine these pump,
heore they purchase elsewhere. They will he KEEP
constantly on hand at the FRANKLIN HOTEL, and a
the store of SrRoNGs e. Co., in Burlington by II
CALDWELL. All orders sent to him by mail vii
be ,ha nkfully received and promptly attended TO.
May 16, 1915. Inns
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Il
l. 10 Cons sumption, troubled with cough or cold
night sweas, asthma, pain IN the side and chest dill
Guilty OF thing, iieh,ne,s and soreness, across the
chest, bronchitis, liver complaints and all affections
of the pulmonary organs.
The following needs no comment.
Greenfield, Saratoga Co. N. Y.
Mr.. G. j. Roo>evet-Dear Sir:-The love of life
urges me TO make this effort TO obtain some OF your
medicine, as believe will cure me. will give a
statement Of my ease. About four or five months ago
was taken with bad cold and was very hoarse, in
consequence OF working IN water while building a
MILL (heing a mechanc) and was under the doc
tors care about four weeks, and got to lie able to
walk about and tried TO do little work, which
brought on slight bleeding Of the lungs. return
ed home dspiriled and sick. The next day while sit .
ting by the fire, blood vessel burst in my lungs, and
commenced bleeding very fast. The doctor happened
to be near, and he did every thing IN his power 10
stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded after losing
near quart from my lungs, and more ircm my arm.
But this did not last but few hours, my lungs were
spasmodlc the doctor could not control them, and
for five DAYS and nights continued TO bleed, until there
was no blood TO run; when it ceased it lief, me 30
weak could scarcely breathe or stir. | lay for a
long time in position, until my lungs heale and
! began to gain little strength. But about four
weeks ago relapse came on and bled again at the
lungs, and continued TO cough and raise large quaint
ties of bloody mater every day, and was rapidly
Fastening TO the grave My friends, and neight,o,rs
had given up all hopes and lold me | must die. My
physician could give me no encouragement except
that the lungs not yet liberated, and all hopes OF
recovery gone, until one ofyour pamphlet, were CIV
EN- me describing DR.. Larbor's Extract OF Lnngwort.
My neighbors obtained bottle for me- last resort
but with very little hopes Of Is doing me any good.
have now taken il about week, and strange to
say, from the first dose took Of 1t, began TO mend
and my health Is better every way. My night
>weats have nearly ed, my strength improves, my
rasinss are less, and hope again revived; but my
medicine is almost gone, and wish you 10 send me
two bottles Immediately and il recover, will do al
| IN my power TO spread the news that consumption
can lie cured. remain yours &c.,
CHAUNCEY u. MEDBERRY.
For further proof medical hooks IN hands Of The
agents, containing certificates, dc. All persons de-.
string the agency of the will please apply 10 the pro-
prieior, G. j. ROOSEVELT,
Sla State 81. Albany.
AGENTS,
Peck & Spear, lp,rl;nc,o, VI,
r. Landon d. Co., Wision.
/ ". Rhodes, Jr., Richmond.
Boynton e. Burrett, Hinesbnrgh 2l-lv
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MOTHERS REL1EF.-TO MARRIED La
Nl DlES.-The Mothers Relief medicine which
soothes the dsagreeable sensation OF females about
to become mothers and insures a safe delivery in all
cases where malformaton some unnatural clrcum-
stances does not prevent The reputation of this ar
,ice though SILENT has become extended as TO pro-
ducc an immense demand. Apamphlet intended on.
" for the eye of those directly interested and their
physicians, is prepared for gratuitous distribution
where the Relief is for sale, -,
Az we are thus obliged to come before the public,
we take the occasion 10 say, that the increase of the
call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, be any
guide 10 direct opinion TO be formed Of the estlma.
ton in which it is held, we have the satisfaction OF
believing that it has been the means of alternating an
infinite amount of suffering and Of saving many val
liable lives. Wherever it has been used during the
above period, deep rooted preudices have given way
10 candid and thankful expressions of gratitude, and
wish to extend their parts as far as possible its
benefits. Medical men Of high standing have had the
candor TO acknowledge for once that their preudces
must be abandoned, and have been advocates for its
use.
All those who wish, are invited to call on some Of
our agents and procure pamphlet without charge
G. A. BARTHOLIC & Co.
| Rochester, N. y.
For sale by PECK 4 SPEAR the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity who can also sup
| py Druggists at the Propretor's wholesale prices.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE L.

nR. Brandre,h'~ Vegetable Pills have proved them
- selves effectral assistant OF nature, having
cured in the Unned States least one hundred hous-
and persons of diseases which had been prom ounced
ncurable by medical men ofthe first rank and stand
ing.
These Pills, from the peculiar properties they pos
sess, are calculated TO diseases whatever be its
name, all having the origin, in any person in
whom is the universal "brea of life" who par,akes
of the universal" "one blood" Of which are made
all people who dwell upon the EARTH and whose dis.
order from the universal root Of all dsea ses
namely impury or imperfect circulation Of the blood
Those who are suffering from bad state OF health,
will do well to give them trial.
Agents,
s. +. Howard, Buriin gton; F.. B. Green. Rich.
mond; J. futile, Esser; Geo b. Oakes, Jericho
J. H. Tower, UndcrhW; Geo. Ayres, Milton i; II
Sanderson, Vest Milton II. b. Hne, Uestford
Morton & Clark, Wiiston; Marcus Hull. Hines
burgh; J. b. lsham, Sheiburn; J. NJ. Staple
Charlotte. 3m6
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PERU IRON n" COMPANY.

I ONG aud lavornhly known as manufacturers Of
II IRON and NAILS, now advise the public that
having made extensive additions 10 and improve
menis in their establishment. prepared TO furnish
dealers in and con umers Of Iron and Nails, with all
desirable sizes thereof ola quality hardly egualed
in th- country. They manufacture 10 Wi
Wagon and Cart Tire, Of all the various sizes
wanted.
Horse shoe Iron, from scraps, various sizes, Of
very superior quality.
Band Iron, from inch TO inches wide.
Iiamc and Scroll Iron, SIS to inch.
Round and Square Iron, 3 inch TO Inches.
Cut Nails, from d 10 10 GO d.
do Spikes, from 4 10 inches.
do Floor Walls, I'D, GOD, 24d.
do Finishing Nails, 6 d, Sd, lOd.
This Company lattcr Themselves that their facili-
ties for manufacturing perfection, nnsurpa>s-
ed, tina, all goods offered by them in market will
| give entire satisfaction to the consumers, and that
their terms for goods are and will continue to be n,
liberal IA, the terms of others.
STkONGS g. CO., Agents,
Burlington, VI.
April is, AS 46
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ENGLISH REMEDY.
FOR COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA, AMI
CONSUMPTION!

CONSUMPTION!
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds.
L Coughs, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION. is I'M.
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discoveredbv
The celebrated DIR. bnchan, of LONDON England, and
introduced into the United States under the immediate
superniendance Of the inventor
The extraordinary of this medicine in the
cure Of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
AGENT IN soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can lie found in the community
eases that seek relief in vain from my of the com
mon remedies Of the day. and ave been given I'D hy
the most distinguished Physicians as CONF1RMEU
AND INCURABLE The Hungarian Balsam has
cured and will cure the most desperate Of cases.
IL Is no quack nositum hut standard Englis med
lcne, Of known and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should he sup
piled with Buchans Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not
only TO connleract the consumpve tendencies OF the
Climate but 10 be n,ed preventive medicine in al!
cases Of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in
| the side and Chest, Irritation and soreness Of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of breathing, Hectic re-
yer, Night SweatS Emaciaon and General Debility
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
IL Sold, in large bottles, at 81 rer bottle, with
iu directions for the restoration of Health.
| Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and Amer
lcan certificates, and other evidence showing the I'm
eqnalled merits Of tins Great English Remedy, may
be Obtained of the Agents. gratuou,y
DAVID F. BRADLEE sole Agent for the United
States, ll9 Court street, Boston.
AGENTS. -BURLING1ON, PECK & SPEAR
Apolhecares and Druggists Montpelier Clark Il
Collins Brauehoro, Dution q Clark; Bellows Falls
\. Harrls Rutland, Daniels & Bell Woodstock, S
J. Allen; and bv the Druggists generally. lily
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CONSUWPT ION AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.

TT should lie resoried to by all who pr disposed
l. 10 sumption, or troubled with cough cold,
night sweats asthma, pain in the side and chest dill
clty OF breathing lieh,ne,s and soreness across the
chest bronchitis liver complaints and all affections
of the pulmonary organs.
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A LARGE assortment of Cloths, CassiIneIes,-
IN Tweed>, Saitioetts, Vestings, &c. &o.-Jusi
opened, at prices corresponding with the tunes by
CATLIN, in Suongs Building.
April 25, 1913. ~
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Allebasi's Medicines.


THE above Medicines have become popular
i where they are known, thai, TO meet the
demand, the proprietor has adopted the plan of
multiplying the Agencies, furnishing each Agent with
a neat chest, con'aining
THE BLACK Or Allebasi's,) SALvE,
alicia rs HEALTH PILLS,
ALLEBASHS TOOTH-AC II l. DROP,
ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
A number Of Agencies are now established IN this
village furnished "a above, together with pamphlets
for general distribution, setting forth the virtues OF
the Medicines, and containing certificates from highly
respectable persons, Of some OF the many cares they
have effected. Families aud individuals are invited
to send and get a pamphlet, and read and if they
have occasion, Try the Medicines, which are warrant
ed 10 do all that is claimed tor them.
The Agents for Burlington are PECK &SPEAR,
Apohecares and Druggists general wholo ale md re-
tail Agents, who will supply Country dealers at
Wholesale, on the same terms with the proprietor IN
New York, WIN. II. Curtis, Henry HYDE & Go
Geo. Peterson, N. W. Gage, Harry Bradley, and
Hagar 4 Arthur.
Burlington, Aug. 26lh, 1914.
LYMAN W. GILBERT, Proprietor.
l3-4w'H 2l4 Fulton Street, New York.
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INSTR ANCE.

THE suhscril er has acted "a Agent tor the H,ina
l. Insurance Company ofiartfordC Connecticut for
more than twenty years past and continues 10 insure
against losses by fire. and all kinds ofbuildnes and
personal property, and wil receive Applications a,
hi Office in Burlington and Immediately issue Police,
for that purpose as low rates Of premium, any
private company afford. The undoubcd re >pon-
sibility of this Company, nsures safety 10 the nu-
Is and their prompt, honorable, al literal course
in the adjustment and payment Of losses, will he
tested by all with whom they have had ocrasion lc
do business. WIN. A. GRl SWOLD, Agent
Burlington, March |, 1914. 4Otf
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Peck & Spear, lp,r,;nc,o, v,
r. I.andon d. Co., Willison.
". Rhodes, Jr., Richmond.
Boynton e. Burrett, Hineshurgh. 2l-lv
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
For the Herald.
THE GLORY OF YOUNG MEN.
(COnHnued.)

The glory of young men is their strength.--SoL.
We have looks,l at decision of character in its
application TO the common affairs Of life but f" lis
not the whole OF life to lve," any more THAI il is
duty a moral being, when ne he has earned his
bread and his clolhing, for himself aud his family
nor has he fulfilled the end Of his existence when
he has ,oled industrously for worldly attachments.
Honor, wealth and pleasure reputation learning,
and happiness these are the objects that engage
sively. say naught in disparagement oftbem,-
They are OF some value, aud may be sought after,
TO a certain extent, lawfully; but a'ways in subor-
dnution 10 ether things: because there are higher
interests than these to occupy attention. 1.-The
chief ed OF man is, TO slorify God" and not to as-
grahdizo himself God is gloriied by US in our Ia.
boring TO do good, by seeking TO promote the hap
piness and welfare Of ouf fellow men, We were
not born for ourselves alone, bat for others. The
individual who confines his thoughts and his efforts
to himself and has family, ana never does anything
for others, is purely selfish being; unlike God
and the holy angeis, as darkness IS different from
light and utterly u1t 10, their soeieIy. II five would
achieve "olr beings end aud aim" aud so be
prepared to il" enjoy God forever" we must g." do
good to an men as we have opportunity" That
decision Of character which we exhibit in the or
binary transactions Of life, should he carns@ into
the department of bsneyOlenee and should prompt
to stic sxertons ft the hes, good Of those BY
whom we are suyrounnsd, aud oil ell upon whom We
can make our influence felt. When deebs.-n is
shown IN pursuits like these, man appears in his
true glory. What would he mere pleasing than TO
see youa. men laborius and exerling themselves
10 10 goaa! We have already spoken Of several
things watch display their exesllencss o. character
baI this wolld ssrpasS them ALL Tina, /" strens;h,'
vh.ch is t1sir slofy,' could no, he shown ,c bet
ter Advantage, nos IN spo adv aalRss, in per
io,m,ns acts Of ehadiy.
There are ways enough IN which young maa
may IS good, Il ae be - disposed. The pTsseu,
age i fruitful ia schemes OF 6eaevolsnce. They
have been multiplied beyond anyioTu.er presidents
and no oas can excuse himself fotn thus work 10,
he want Of facilities. Societies have been orsan-
iEed ioy removing every ingm Of soclal svtl, add
promoting every ogtn Of social soad. MAJ. Il We
ars disposed We can q beyoat ouf Oyva cau'ttv.
and reach with oor bea6csnee, the savage in MS
lsno,Sncc. the barbarian in his error, the Jew IN
bis hate. The walls OF superstition and decision
have aos ysS teen reared 50 high, that Christian
benevaleaee mas noS been able 70 scale them, and
ester ri,H the blessings Of -'-ijiEaton ani Christ
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FROM WAsHINGToN.-The correspondent of
the Newark (N. J.) Advertiser writes. that
Hon. Marcus Morton has been appointed Col.
lector of Boston, and Robert Ran,oul United
Staes District Attorney for Massachusetts,
Isaac II. Wright has been appointed naval Of
6cer fine same port
Col, William Medill Of Lancaster, Ohio.
has been Installed into The office OF Second As.
sistani Postmaster General.
Judge Thomas III Fletcher. of Mississippi,
has been appointed Marshal of The southern
distric, of that Sae,in place of Anderson Mill.
er. the present incumbent.
Rumor says, the Cabinet is divided equally
on The question of removals in the Departments
that is, pretty general renovation-,hat
Messrs. Marcy, Bancroft and Johnson are
for, ard Messrs Buchanan, Walker and Ma.
son against il. If so. the Pfesiden, will prob.
ably side with the former.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The news by the Packe, Ship Queen Of II.
West, is thus condensed in the De,roi, Dailr
Advertiser. n5ll 5liu
Liverpool papers have been received mn ;.
March 7'h We have room only for a brief
outline OF the news, which is not imporan,
The state affairs 10 Switzerland is ex,remsl.
critical. England has resolved 10 in,erfe,o !,
friendly way. between Buenos Ay,es ana
Monte Video. Cotton remained firm a, ~
advance reported by The steamer Of 4,b
question has been started in Parliament. what
er the Louisiana sugar imported into ENGLAND
being The product of slave labor, should bs al
mit,ed al the same duty. as sugar from Chin.
Java, and Manila. Sir Rober, Peel reojiad
that under the reciprocal treaty with The States
he had no hesitation in saying. that the Louis;.
ana sugar would be admitted on The sana
terms and footing as sugar from other conn.
tries. This declaration was received with
great applause by The opposition branches and
members expressed the opinion tina, this trade
" oaId be profitable.
SPAIN A plot real CT pretended has been
discovered at Vi,ioria, for the restoration of
Espariero.
BY an overland mail from India, news had
been received 10 England from China ,o Dec
l7th--from Calcutta and Delhi, to Jan 23d-
from Madras to Jan. 2i.h--and from Bombay.
to Feb. /. the only intelligence is of several
new outbreaks in the Brush possessions. and
a severe sickness amongs, the troops in Hy.
derbad
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should snis require some sacrifice a, g.,
shaii Be more than compens aled Afterwards =.
me satisfaction which arises to the mind f,o,,
the consciousness Of having attempted soms,b;,-
for the best gooi Of our fellow man. n
Conclusion merit ,ccek.l
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LETTER FROM OUR DELEGATE IN
CONGRESS.
WAsurSGToS, March 81, ls45

To The Editor ofthe Wisconsin Herald
SIR:-l have enclosed you for publication
a copy Of letter from The first Comptroller VI
the Treasury, in relation TO The settlement, Of
the expenses of our Courts. and arrearsges due
The Creditors Of The Territory Of Wisconsin,
payable out Of appropriations made by Con.
gress. | am, very respectfully,
Your obi serv't,
HENRY n0DGE
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/. is estimated that at The present time
there are upwards OF 1000 bales of hemp IN
store 10 this place 70, shipment. as soon as
navigation is resumed. and it still is coming 10
rapidly. s74 lWeston Mo Journal.
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'FHE GREAT March RACE The great
match race for S20. 900. between the North
and South. Fashion and Pey!ona. has been a,
length positively arranged. and The race will
be run in May, over the Union course, New
Nork
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The population Of East Boston (oPposl'e
Boston, is now 5000. Twelve years ago II
was hve-one fsmily.
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A great lie, says the poet Crsbbe. IS hSs
fish on cry land; il may fret and fling, acc
make frightful bother. bot j, cannot hG,t you:
You have only to keep sill and il will de Of
itself.
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Gen. Almonie will 60 10 Mexico a, the
close Of this, or early in next week. He has
isssed no circulars to the Consuls. terminating
their functions as was reported.
.g- Bicknslls Reporter, of April LIST
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The steamer 81. Louis Oak sunk her barge
on her downward Tip. ladened with three
thousand bushels Of wheat.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

The amount OF duties, per The Cambria.
(siesmer) will fall but irile short Of one
kandref thousand dollors
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The death Of MARY, wife Of N. p. Willis,
is mentioned in terms Of deep regre, in \. YORK.
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Hon. John Davis hes been chosen U. :.
Senator by The Legisistnre Of A5sssehuse's
in place Of the late Mr. Bates -
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Bic THUSBER. case OF Dr.. Bocgh,on'
tried for resisting the laws OF New hoik' ~
resulted in The disagreement OF the l0ry re
is sill detained TO be ,risd on olhei u tieime0's'
Of ~ hieh better proof can be obtained
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~ The Editor Of the Southpor, American
seems to be somewhat elaled with the idea Of
getting into office. He says tina, three Edit
ors, at their town election were favored with
the Office Of School Commissioner; and asks.
who would not be Southport editor, with an
Office worth i2s per year, and honors easy"
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CaNADA-There is trouble again in the
Canadian ministry, The University bill was
carried on second reading by vote of As 10
81. In The course Of the debate, Solicitor Gen.
eral Sherwood and Inspector General Robin
son said that they had placed their respective
Offices atthe dispose! of the Governor. in con.
sequence Of this having been made minister
ial measure. eueiH
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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTioN.-The Providence
Journal gives returns from all the towns bu,
three, from which we infer that if there has
been any choice for Governor, Jackson, the
Immediate liberation candidate is elected but
30 other person on that ticket has been success.
FIJI. Byron Dman is probably reelected
Lieut.. Governor. and all Of The other candid
aies on the Law and Order ticket. Henry Y.
Cransion is re elected to Congress from the
Eas,e'n Disu,c, wi,hou, oppcsi,ion. Mr.. Ar
mold is elected to Congress from The Western
District over Mr.. Potter, the late incumbent.
Gov. Arnold run as an Independent, whig can.
didaie. The Law and Order majority is over.
whelmins in both branches Of the General
Assembly.
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The Governor Of The territory of Florida has
issued proclamation. pursuant TO law, direct.
ing an election to be opened, on the Goth May
next, ia the several counles, for Governor,
Representative in Congress-. and Members OF
The General Assembly, under the State Con.
sii,uuou. The FIRST session Of the State Legs-
laiure is directed TO be held al Tallahassee, on
The 23l June.
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ST. LOUIS CHARTER ELECTION The ST.
Louis city election has resulted in the choice
Of Mr.. Pra.ie, the wing candidate for Mayor
BY majority Of 1856. over Mr.. Camden. the
American Republican candidate. Mr.. Wat
son, fhe democratic candidate. received only
3i5 votes. The entire American Republican
ticket for Aldermen, Delegates and School Di
reciors was elected in The Sd 1,h 5'h and 9Th
wards and Kelchum was elected Recorder
D1llam, Auditor; Parker, Marshal, and Shreve,
City Atorney--all Natives.