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nHDF. sfIner.,

Would respectfully announce to that uns
forlaate class ofconlfIunity who are lahofng uli-
Ger Diseased Eyes, thsf;hs has located In
lac village Of lanlielJ ami prepared By his
new ard, unique method offtFeafnenf, to ssske
charge 81 afi: cure, Il such Eases Of Optitaliha
az have been hstieft6 Te gaFslesp i0eufsBle
ETh1se. svbosIisvc either from the jaegrnenf OF
their Rhysici rs, OF The great length of time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as; doomed 10
perpetual pain or darkness, may take new COZ ,
age. in view of the unparalleled success atlen.lihg
that particular mode of treatment of the Eye a.
dopted by DIR. Turner and isM use by three
fathsrs inthe United States3-ss sls5san,syt
: Or. Z. viii also attrndsIo The wants OF The
public in the treatment of female diseases, ard
especially that distressing maksy, caiietiIranrot-
RIMS or piles, nh ca ares treated ono seienti6c
totanicat pfinciplesE HIN SD
DR.. Il. received his edncatisni initoaea OF The
best medical colleges in the niteft States, and
Is nIsa4amiir viii Dire lafsst heEpital pfacticd;
ana fore feels Iaiis prepared ia exercise his
prcfessi6narsk;lI upnn scleAifies principles.
h treatment of the Eye no feew wiz be Ia
ken uhtifah Improvement s,expesSenevda
~ PiainhelHs July l6,. 1861 'Ria s4sas n6-6a,
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a CooIsH 70 yAsfTv Chrlssopbsr


"A COOLER TO VANITY Christopher
North thus rebukes inordinate selfesteem
in young orators, by tellinga story some.
thing like the following:
q s'is"A certain young clergyman, who was
altby no means disposed to underrate the
2 power of his eloqheace. having been In.
's9'vited 70 preach in neigbboring parish,
complied. While preaching, he noticed
that one Of his audience, an interesting
looking woman, in mourning attire ap-.
peared to be deeply affected. The young
man, when service was over, spoke much
to the minister of the parish about the
case, with evident qualification at the,
powerful effect his discourse, and pro-
posed visiting the distressed hearer at.
once ather one, house. This was acceed,s
ed to, and having called upon her, the
syogng man opened the conversation. 81
preceived, my friends said he, s'that YOU
seemed to feel very much under nv dis.
course This morning, viii You give 1ns Is
some account of the exercises of vonr
mindH "Ahlp said the wornan.a.I did
z IN indeed feel very nlncb, as YOU say.
- gu must know, Sir, that I an, 4 poor Dc r.
Al lone widow. had good husband. and
every week he and would takeathe. old
goat; with our little raisings from the.
garden, and by our sales could raise
enough TO keepvus comfortable. But three
Years ago my man died, ] and thsn had
TO go alone and do the bestI could, with
the help efthe good beast But.a wear
ago my dear old goat died too, (here--she-
pprst into tears)and here I have been
!, alone ever since,- and this morning (sbe
continued sobbing) when, Il went TO
church and heartlyo voice, it sounded
so much like the dear old. goat, that 1
coulda't help crying; Icou!dn't!--Boo,
hoo, hoo.
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DR.. HULL'S
COUCH EsE1aIIIRS|

ARE now, acknowledged by The Facni,y to be
the most scientific and sutcessfp preparation ev-
discovered for the relief of coughs, colds, cor
symptoms, asthma, whooping cough, ca,arrh,
tightness of the lungs or chest, bronchitis, ana
similar pulmonary affections They are made
from the most valuable expecioraut or congh med
icines. and are undoubtedly superior everything
in use for those complaints.
Sold by BRowN & Cc,,, Jolief; w. S. MyERs,
Lockport.
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JR.,
AND AGENCY OFFICE,

CHICAGO srKEEL, JOLIET, ILL
VIII at,eha to Surveying or giving descriptions
of Land or cown ots IN VIII, Kendall, Grundy,
or Sale 'nunlies o al chose who spallfayor
him with call and will have ar al times on
hand Maps oftha above counties, with correct
.eiinaatious Of Timber and Prairie sHd Streams,
wit, :allsof water wherever tney occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Pagt, K nAakee, or Illinois
rivers; and aIsp the principal Roads. together
3 ith { representation Of the Illinois s. Michgan
Canal. q, a. s..s "a ,:1 10 ~.sft-s IL 80 =.
The experience Nr. Woohey has had. as Sur
voyor in the above couMie. in the last fifteen
years will warrant him in saying that he can
give general satisfaction. fs, - sg ss..s ssss
In all cases his charges will be reasonable,
.and promp inhis attention., to business His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle TaVern..-.a.-.
s .,sE 80 references ..,.5 ....4 $50,
HoN. WENTWORTH. .-5.r-r4
CIV. DOLE, Chicago
r.. l.. WILSON, sf ~ . t...sl.gt. Z
Joliet, May 5, I345. ss 10 r4itf as
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b B.
JAPANESE USE FOR THE .FAN.-In ia.
pan where neither men nor women wear
hats, except as protection against rain,
a fan is to be seen in the hand or girdle
ofeyery inhabitant. Soldiers and priests
even are never without them. In that
country they serve great many different
purposes. Visitors receive the dainties
offered them on their fans, the besgar.
lmPloring. charity, holds out his fan for
the aims his prayers may obtain. Ac.
cording to Siebold,, the fan here serves
the dandy in lieu of a wholesome switch;
the pedagogue instead ola ferule, for the
offending school boys knuckles; and 4
ian, presented upon peculiar kind Of
salverto the highborn criminal, is said TO.
be the form of announcing his death doom
his head being struck off at the same mo.
ment as he streatches it towards the fan
--Bookof Costume By Lady of RANK
ST.
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DIR. HULL'S
ESE7aNN3Y|

Chi dren will cry for DR.. Hull's Worm Lozen-
ges. Only read what this medicine has done.
Yoskvils, Gibson CO., Tenn, Dec. 81, 1919.
DIR. c. z. HuIl.-Sonie months since your a.
5genislefeAeiih me for sale, what he considered
large supply Of our Worm Lozenges, batl have
sold all out, and could have sold three times as
many more, had been Supplied to that amount.
l hope ypu VIII instruct your agent to leave
nnsh greater supply when becomes this way n
gain. Their use IN my family has been of greet
benefit Edward McCorcie. Esq. gays some 10
a child four years old, and the frsr dose brought
away between thirty and forty worms. Mr.. Will
liam Nc Daniel had a child whom fhe physicians
pronounced incurable, and said il would die. but
the child was cured by using DR.. Hull's Worm
Lozengss lse Yous, truly, SD
1ar - STEPHEN LUKIN.
Price % cents per box. For sale bv Bro,vr
& Co, Joliet; and w. S. MrkRs, Loekpors.
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"A NOVEL,, GRAvE.-"John Brown, p
writing from Gen. Kearnes's camp, con
the Plains, July 23d, thus describes. an
Indian grave discovered on their route:
Tho other evening at our camp, near
the crossing, = found il, the TOP. Of q cot.
ton wood tree the grave of an Indian.
probably cliief--the body wrapped in
skins, and laid on mats resting on his
lodge poles, which were passed across
two large limbs ofsthe tree. Another
package which could not make out, /
wsstoid ny SEINE oftheinen climbs
cd up to il held his bow, arrows war
club, pdicine- goard, DC. Phe sbipds.
had picked several holes through his.
winding sheet to get at his feshas Over.
the whole deposite the skin which had
proRablylheen used at his lodge. I'D
tightly stretched, and the whole establish
inent was well secured to the tree by
strings cut from Buffalo hide. We left
him alons in his glory, with his airy resi-.
ing place uRdisturbed,' A
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
Infallible cure for Chills or,
.ass .9gese s. EeCeF.
And q Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit.

tent dnd other ,Eepers. - -
This InYaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable.4az ~ - ras..s.a4s. -. 81,
lYHYiiE unexs IMPLIED success of this truly unYi-
/ Il called fonic, incur ng in few hours where
all other remedies have failed. and thar too in
cases Of from six months 20 ten years standing
warrants the assertion, mat If taken according 20
the dircctions ir is infalible.He A long list az
certificates in proof isnfallibIity, might be adj
ded; but those upon the wrapper axe deemet suf-
II is notsin thesleast nauseating.snou does IL
operate upon, tire bowels; salatary action
upon the whaleA ystemisso charm that ev
one IS highly lighted At their speedy recovery
health Such asremedy, the afflicted have l6ng
been IN want of one that cures speedily and per-
ranently, whore the usual caution TO iinpro, 5e-
exposure is observed. sai.a - Il ii "a 4
b<fkEoR, the great popularity of this medi-l
= = ne. many limitations protesting to be Glenn
& e NS'i INDIAN TONG, ARE atfpats = sFhersGore
&c sure 10 ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
OUSkss Nashville anaesse0, wlIolis sofe pro
II .tto4, - essssEs ssssss 90 E5e sassEi - ssfss
CAtlTi0 MT q plsreht fraudobse upon
tne directions upon the bottle, the written sigma
tire OF Geo. w Houss- AIso moulded i,s-t he
bot e an indiana sil1 fAe words sssiemens, In
dian Tonic, pfepagea BIZ Geo. Nv .ffo6se ), All
others are caualerff5ts9 ~ a EgEfls - .fEr
FsHsale by 3 ROiFNadssCo; 10 lets. 81
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TAILcRING,

N Matterm would .infe m the citizens of
II sJoliet and vicinity. that he has opened his
shop directly over Browns Drug Store, where he
will be happy to accommodate his old custom
ers, and the public generally, with work on
short notice. and in theEneatest and most fash
ionable style. TO the yong men ofthis place
he would say, that no endeayors VIII be wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious taste,
and in oil cases it will be warfantsd
3 nFCUTTING done on short notice, and
warranted to fit, il properly made up.
Joliet, 0cts2S, l545. gs ssEls5s
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Gath before the MAYER.

Stqje Of .1issoufl,l Doctor A. G. Ba4GG, be-
City Of st Loais,S ing by me duly swofa de-
poses and says that his Sugar Coated Pts, now
generality known ,iirougitolt the soutaern aud
western STATES, DO not contain one particle of
Mineral d;agkind, as has been erroncousl sta
ted. de fugtaer states that he issas this time
manufacturing and putting up really for market
irem Do to 10000 boxes II these pills per
week--aud that the orders and calls from agents
and a5hers for these i,iis, hake become so nuner-
GUS, even at this healthy season. ofthe year, that
some SPECIFICATIONS are necessarily delayed from
ten tostvaiye days ION account Of depopent' ina
bilitS 10 manufacture them fasteHough to supply
the increasing demand. Dr.. Bragg further states,
thatitis his lntentlon to extend aud increase his
manusac tuIyB~nlilhe can furnish the southern and
western States with an ample supply faffAfs cele-
brated pill. A. e. DR. i(iI
Sworn 10, and subscribed before, nc. tisis oh
day OF june, a. B. 1916. tst'P & CAMDEN.
'e7 'a' Meyorofthe ( Try 'efiSt Louis, =
- ForsSale 6y as
Jefeaiah, LOTS, Wesley Cleveland, Asa McDon,.
a!i3 and NJ. Wheeler, Htcorky Greek; ] Ohm.
S. Dillon, MarseiHes; Robert cacock, JIorris:
Maneson & Campbell, 4tr Sable; A. Peliier.
Dresden Samuel l.. Palmer, Krakakee; d !.
A. WATSON, UiLnilgton; P. Boucher, Bailr-
bonais' GTore; Willard Wood, Crete; Edwa I'd
Poor, Yankee Settlement; j Taylor, TTiH co.:
DEMMONE &. WOOD
- i - a. M4TfEsoN, Joliet.
AGEHT--Emanuei Deloin, Is Main Street, ST.,
Louis, Wholesale mud retail depot 9-6rn
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PEGTO R s u UP,
Of Hoard0nA apa Elseanpaas
si,',|s 6 SIS ss1 ss eRa.!
couga, diihceily Of l,r iedf is llmp-
tion, and AL eiIssstses or the Lnngs
Bronctiitissa disease that is sendipg Slonsands
10 a psenisI gave naltsr the fies.ieas5iame Of
can be Sesl bH The Of fhis,.aed-
cfSs. Far ssveFal ears past this medicine has
been in oss IN here i has beco ne an.
vsrsals5 kApun, hns Is eqasiI sfes she bestinefi
Gins 81 Iss or All pulmona5y Diseases The
ofa.t ess skch has attended is use in thai
coIltry aud q many tllly WondeElnI eures it
bas.sfecssti, as lie propI in
ts6fnce 4 into Chr nited States, eon1'l Of its
siiis thaolssr safe and ysfua58e femeay ever dis
kcoyefed ard adapted to all diseases OF the lungs,
sNI,en a,y of the functions do not perform their
hnatural orvbealthY actioS. exerlns most grateful
and soothing. Influence over the functions. of he
whole ssystsm,. diminishing sxciteinsnt when ex-
csssiye, allayings rprsness and pin, ard
speedily inparting renewed yigor 10 the whole
frame. hiia sfs .3ee-- ia
.iti II saassifsE BRaozLYN, JanuaryE22, 1885,
- Messrs Winer IL Co !, d3 Maiden Lane, New
ork -=Srs "a friend of nine hearing me COM
Hplain Of a very cough and hoaa seDess, TO-
gether with n distross from which lhads suffered
for sous'timas back, caused by a severe cold sui
denly taken, purchased bottleaof your syrp of
EIoa! hound and .fsIecamp1ne, aud gave ii to me
when Isctpnmene ed taking il, could not speak
shove NV breHth mar could IsLeep ciiioat sitting
up IN my bed n,ost Of the 1light. My cough som,
nights would be incessant, so.as to deprive me cf
sleeps but after taking three doses the hoarsaness
was ln1ea relieved, together with the pain caused
by coughing II have continued its use until have
taken about one half the bottle. am perfcct-
iy free from any cough now; and am convinced
that IL had not obtained relief, the inflammation
oft.,e lungs orod aced thereby, would have brought
on Consumption. IL is scertainiy the bestmedi
cinsI have ever taken for aScough, the effect is
soon felt, and will do all in my power TO make
il known to my friends.
Yours, with much gratitude,
B. McDkIT1', 81 Front St 4
Prepared and sold wi.olcaale and retail, by
Joh, WIner s. Co, SO Alaiden Lane, n Y sale
l:ropiie,ors for the Unitsd States. Sold by
CHAS CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
t. NJ BoYCE, agent for Chicago, n6
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I'd BOTTLES QUTNfNE, for sale =. ~ I
AAs jua93 LOVES, Chicaed 81
GHOVELS. PICKS andsBARS. can. b. 4. e
- cheap at MATTESoNs -
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VXTEF Goods Glomthe Steamer New Orlann,
w 7-aos damaged, at great discount.
Calieees, Ginehanls, Linen calnbrict Hs,1
kerehisfs az 5 cts. Wofsted Glove. IL T;,,.
1000 Yards heavy sheeting, Ladisl shos5kni
slippers.
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LUCKY DREAM.-The form of the
small slotlused by sportsmen, areiexactly
spheroidical. The manner in which
this disadvantage is secured is ingenious.
It's said that a Mr.. Watt, native Of
Bristol aud a plumber by trade, had a
dream, in which he saw the whole con.
triFance. Aperson appeared before him
on the topofa high tower, with a seiYe
in his hand, aud a ladle of melted lead in
the other; the lead was poured into the
seiye,. which he shook violently, and the
liqpied metal fell in drops, like rain 10 the
floor ofthe tower, but in its solidified state.
Ihe Imaginary person then descended
from the tower and examined. some of
the shot; and am2ng them Watt saw
several that were not either, perfectly
round orlhadtails, tolthem. To seperafe
these from the others, the man removed
the shotto an inclined plane; those that
were roundran down the plane, while
those that we're misshapen wiggled over
he side. A perfect separation was thus
effected his was a lucky dream for
Watt, as he sold his patent for 100000.
and a similar method is still employed
by manufacturers. e, s. g 50 -.
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most med e me eser offered 90 shespubr
lie for it5 treatment aiItt Cure OF Asue aad Fei
ger. ChilIs aud Fever, Bilious. I<emitcnt and
sI1itsauatsry Fsserss In agoyBfttsHEs oragpes,
organic arrangement has taken place. These
7 PislspeHeF fail toEmake,a permanent and lasting
cure, within twelSS to eighteeRshodrs, without The
aidsofahy ther-medicinssaaSo,ggeat indeed mas
2bsea teir fhcacy4 that permanent eureilas al
aysheea warra atetl=-tlHecIiof Strictly follow!
ed. But tiiis rdicine has snow become sosgen-
orally known. and 50; extensively used, ihrodgl-
oct the western aud southwestern sStetcs, t5at
such warranty is uat longer asked or expected
THE INDINAN QUEEN VEGETABLE SUGAR
COATED TONIC PILLS,
VIII he fond highly beneficial in alfcases nf de-
bilNY, Especially in those cases pr0dleed by re-
peatti and long continued attacks Of fe3ef) aud
il, -pramaiils ~dises lion. From one TO three Of
these pills taken 2toe3l minutes bstqga ealing,
win sslIouI a HtoeScjtsa hsaisay appefae. po-
mole digestion, Civ tege to the stomach, aud ~
VgoTate the system generally, Price :: %
DIR. Bags Sugar Coated Pills ha We been tho4-
cughly rfied, and long experiences has established
their superior efficacy over every other medicine
offered 10 the public for the radical cure OF every
Of evorY form OF disease, and particularly of
those bilious Affections so prevalent t!lroughc ut
our southern and western States The proof of
this is iound in the fact that ti0sc IcIo hare oace
used these piils, have ever after preferred lhcIn,
aud resortsd their in preference to any 9th
erskind Of notwithstanding regularly III the
commencement of each sckly season for this yai-
liable nedicine-and urging their friends 10 do
the same. innumerable cases of chill and fever,
obstinate and ofIong standing, have been so sud
daily cured by Bfagg's isHs, that thsir effects
haSe Utmost Sappea!el mf@e5ons, Is7t the pa
tent Who doubts this try them, aud he " Isl find
himself equally deightsd and gtonfshefts -
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Yours, with much gratitude,
B. McDINIT1,, 81 Front st.

Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
Joh,, Wlnet s. Co, SO Alaiden Lane, n Y sale
i:ropiie,ora for the Untad States. Sold by
CHAS. CLEMENT, agent fir Joliet; also by
T. NJ. BDYCE, agent for Chicago, nj
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OkAAI POUNDS NAILS for sale. a.
sAOOO loves Cheap Ssora.
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Oh Pieces ELAN y FL $ for sale al Lowe
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ENTITY s.ss1asshall's Jattcht III men Thread
,A sgfog sale by the pouAd tat lIartesosss.
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a Choice LOT Young HSspu, Guupowder a No
IA Imperial Tea at Matteson,s -. : :
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EA Pairs 'BUCKGLOyES aud Mi,tons :,
s-1AS at Love ,at a bargain.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-14

RELIGION In THE FAMILY.--Family
religion is of unspeakable importance
Its effects will greatly depend upon the
manifest sincerity Of the head of the
family. If his children and servants do
not see his prayers exemplified in his
temper and manners; they will be dis
gusted at his religion. Tediousness
will weary them. Fine language will
shoot over them. Gloominess will
make them dread religion as hard
service. Let them be met as for a
most delightful purpose. Let them find
it savory, simple plain, tender, heaven
ly. Worship thus conducted may be
used as an engine of vast power in a
family. 1t diffuses sympathy through
the members. 1t calls off the mind
from the deadening effect Of worldly
affairs. 1t arrests every member as
with a morning and evening sermon, in
the mids. Of the cares of life. 1t says,
''there is God there is spiritual
world!--There is life to come!" 1t
fixes the idea Of responsibility in the
mind. 1t furnishes tender and judic-
ious father an opportunity Of gently
glancing at faults, where a direct ad-
monition might be inexpedient,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-14
The SELF conscious and the unconscious,
BY L. MARIA CHILD,

BY L. MARIA CHILD.
With whizz and glare the rocket rush.
ed upward, proclaiming to all men, "Lo,
| am coming Look at met" Graceful>
ly it bent in the air, and sprinkled it
self insshining fragments; but the gem
like sparks went out in darkness, and a
stick on the ground was all that remain
ed of the rocket. ..-
High above the horizon radiant star
shone in quiet glory, making the night
time beautiful. Men knew not when it
rose for it went up in the stiffness.
In rich mans garden stands pago-
da. The noise ofthe hammers told OF
its progress, and all men knew how
much was added to it day by day. 1t
was pretty toy, with curious carving
and gilded bells. But remained as skill
had fashioned it, and grew not, nor cast
seed into the future.
An oak noislessly dropped an acorn
near by, and two leaves sprang from
the ground, and became fair young
tree. The gardner said to the hawthorn,
"When did the oak 60 above you?" The
hawthorn answered, 81 do not know ;
for it passed quietly by in the night"
Thus does mere talent whizz and ham.
mer, to produce the transient forms o.
things, while genius unconsciously e.
wolves the great and the beautiful, ant
sscasts it silently into everlasting time.
Columbian Magazine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-14

sausages, hung down their heads, and
skunk away horror stricken. This an
ecdote indubitably shows that self pre-
servation is the first law of nature, be-
sides proving that the feeling of vene-
ration for the dead is much stronger in
animals than in men.
The following anecdote is so astonish-
ing that we cannot help repeating it,
We should really doubt the truth Of it
unless il was supported by the testimo-
ny of the celebrated Mr.. Walker. Mr..
Tideman, the famous Staxon dentist,
had valuable tortoise shell cat that
had for some days done nothing but
moan. Guessing the cause, he locked
into its mouth, and seeing the dacayed
tooth soon relieved it of its pain. The
following morning there were at least
ten cats at his door; the day after TWEEN
ty; and they went on increasing at
such rate that he was obliged to keep
a bulldog to drive them away. But
nothing would help. A cat who had
the tooth ache would come any num-
ber Of miles to submit its jaw to him.
1t would come down the chimney even,
and not leave the room till he had
taken out its tooth. It grew such
a nuisance at last, that he never was
free from his feline patients. Howev.
er, one morning being very nervous, he
broke accidentally the jaw Of an old
tabby. The news of this spread like
wild fire. Not a single cat ever came
near him afterwards. 1t is however,
extraordinary how the cats in the a.
bove instance, acted like human beings.