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OFFICE OLE EMORY J. 90. !

UppOsIt bNTHUHl7 9, BAIT, WU.
Ig~OrFICIAl. DRAWING ~ the MD ConsoH.
dated Lottery. ex, class No 6, for 1886: For benefit
Of Town Of Bel-Air:
GIL IL 10 10 Is 2S 42 "a 70 l6 90
g. and II being the LIST and 2d or l. aud 10, he.
ing the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each $40
~ and Is, being the 9Th and 9th; % and 40, be-
ing the 7th and eth drawn Nos each 10
AIihuVlng Two of the drawn Nos, on them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, "
1t EMORY * CO., No. , N. Calvert-st.
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THE "SlNEws OF WAR" The Washington
Union says:-"We have more than four mil
lions of cur surplus left, besides more than
eight millions of treasury notes in issue. Here
are more than twelve millions to go upon, to
support the expenses OF the war. Long before
it has run out, we may be in possession of more
than half of Mexico, and thus present the
strongest motives to her people to call upon
their government to yield to our terms, and tc
terminate the war.
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1F- CITIZENS ANb STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Rreast-pns; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
ii tr, his Old Established Store, Waterst Sd door
from Calvert. ap6
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ENOREIGS PAPERS,
q NEW NOVELS, &c,

4 "
LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, IL
PICTORIAL TINES, lel
LONDON PUNCH, l25
HEIDELBERG. by 6. p. r. James, 25
LIVES Of CELEBRATED STATESMEN, by
john Quincy AdamS--price %
The BODY SNATCHER, sc. 1874
THE COVENANT, for October, just published.
G3- LIrFELL'S LIVING ACE, No. la5. This
is III commencement of q new 70 .ume, and COED
time 10 subscribe The price of the Living Age is
l2l cents week-at which rate npy number will be
sent by mail to any ut Of The country For six dol
lars % numbers will be 5 ent; for three dollars %
numbers. F'r twenty dollars, four copies will be
sent for enc year. CAL at
WI; LIAM TAYLOR & CO.'S,
4, aud jarvis Building.
GI5- N. B. The CORNER BASEMENT Of Jarvis
Buildings and other ROOMS. to Let. Apply to
o6 2t WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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Q7- We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates of cure performed by DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
Iy goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing Of he gentlemen whose names given
having Witnessed this cure, precludes The posi-
bty Of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in tins city, whose
residence will be given by applying TO the Agen y,
Gates, seq
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PELIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

EPLAs<E 81 LYON, NO l92 BALTIMORE
nd STREET, have Just received large invoice of
the above PEalFOCAL EYES, set ~ fine Gold
Steel apd Silver Frames, II suit all ages. The above
glasses are Of the first quality, and peculiarly
adapted TO as st the sight aud streng hen the ewes
The many testimonials that can BIZ producet is snf
icient evidence of their superior virtues. We invite
the citizens generally To ca u and examine our stock
of Spe tacIes, Watches and Jewelry nj No 1872 BAL
TIMoRE STREET, 81 doar from ST Paui's. o6 lw
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0r3- WHY WILL YE BE POOR? When wealth
is at your vtry door, and needs hut investment of
a few dollars 20 increase TO hundreds and thousands
OF dollars. You can reVel in veal h by patr0nlsing
that uckiest of all lucky places the great prize office
of COLVIN s. CO., N w. CORNER OF BALTI-
MORE and CALVERT STREETS. They have dis
of EIGHTY THUUS ND DOLLARS IN large ana
handsome prizes, to their numerous patrons, and
we advise friends, both of the city and country,
TO make their purchases OF these gentlemen. they
nav the strctest attention to business, and for luck
in lotteries they are unequaed. See the daily ad-
yprtsemCuts. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

DECAYMG CRoPs. 1t is said in Edinburg,
Scotland, that the turnip crop manifests the
appearance of disease Beans and peas are also
affected. fifth is should be the case, the cause
is in the soil and not the vegetable.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

NIVID END. The President and Directors Of
kV the Marine Bank OF Baltimore, have declared
Dividend of per cent. for the last six months, pay
able on or after Thursday the 9th inst.
o5 AZ PHILIP LITTiG, IT,, Cash.
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N3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
eI Route. See advertisement je26-d
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PROCEEDINGS oF A MEETING.

Of the Passengers rescued from Steamer Cumber
land Cone of the Ericsson Linc,) when in sink
in condition on the Delaware, on her passage from
Baltimore, held on board Barge MAJOR kINGGOLD,
of New Steamboat Line.
CASUALTY on DELAw RE AND CHEsIrEAKE CANAL,
OF the Z, lesson Steamer Cumberland, Sept 30.
{gy' At a meeting ufthe PASSENGERS of the Ericsson
Steamer Cumberland after having been received in
the most courteous AMI kind manner, by the Captain
OF the barge Major Rmggod, after then escape from
the most imminent danger-HIRAM WHEELER, Esq
! of Duchess county, NJ Y, was appointed Chairman,
and J. F. FOWLER, of Baltimore, Eecre ary
On notion IL was
Rcsoiped, That this meeting express their most
uGequivocal censuIe of the means pursued by the
! Philadelphia and Baltimore Steamboat Line, (fOr-
merly the Ericsson lne,l in their attempt TO destroy
the enterprise lawfully engaged in by the New Steam
boat Line via Delaware and chesapeake Canal
RGSOLecd, That 10 this ungencrOus and ant-Ame-
riean conduct on the part Of the fl rst cOmPa-
N.Y. we confidently assert is to be attributed the dan
ser0us casualty which has occurred, and of which
we have been the victims,
Resolved, That our most grateful thanks are hereby
unanimously rendered IN Capt Kline of the barge
Major Rnggold, aRd of Capt Reese, of the steamer
Portsmouth, lOr heif noble reception and kind atten-
tons TO the ladies' aud gentlemen pnsSengers, soon a
ter the casualty had occurred, aud that we collpC-
lively AID individually offer to them our heartfelt
wishes for their happiness and prosperity, through
odt their existence.
In accordance with the above resolutions, com
mittee of five gentlemen waited upon Captains Kline
and Reese, and after an interview had with them,
ported
That the above gentlemen retHm their thanks for
the good opinion expressed by this meeting, but de-
elined attaching any merit to themselves for act,
which religion and humanity called upon them 10 per
form TO our enemy, however ungenerOus well as 10
d friend, however beloved
ReSo bed That the proceedings be published in the
papers Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and that three
cheers be given for Captains Kline 4 Reese, three
cheers for tie new Steamboat Line, and three cheers
for those who engaged in an attempt to have
re &C nded the charter of the Canal Company, since
hove n Ia, iF m,
Gus mon poy-theIT cruel injustice TO honorable en-
terprse ann Their contempt to the planes principles
If "a competition.
Aiterthe above expressions had been given and in
which The wrecked ladies parcip tied, The meeting
adjourned. y. WHEELER, Chi rman,
J.P. Fowler, Secretary. 1t
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Gmertcon RepnbItto1 at,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MORNING, Der. 7, 1916

n7-The large and rapidly increasing ere u'a'''n Oh
C.,l,,..r ), bo,l in The ely and in the country
,,stes II an admirable medium for advertising, and as
L,siness i. beginung to sir, merchants, store Keep
ors md others should immediately avail themselves
cc is columns.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

FRONT ST. THEATRE-RicharS 1Re Third The
performance at The FtOnt st. Theatre this evening
will be of mere than usually interesting character
The proprietor has been at great trouble and expense
to bring forward the celt brated tragedy of The Life
and Death of KiHg Richard The Third, Mr. Wal
Lack Jr. will personate Richard, Mrs. Wal!ack Eliza
beth and Mrs, Burke Lady Ann. The concluding
niece will be the farce called "Hunung Turtle
The attraction is 80 great that numerous audience
will be present to witness the magnificent spectacle
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

Tickets S6-lialves S4-quarlers 50 -eiehlhs s..
For lucky tickets by the package or single ticket,
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner OF Baltimore aud ST Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, extra class No, s.
drawn Oct 6. Lowest prize SO
G. II IL 10 10 I9 % d. "a u l6 60,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07
ThCir angry PASSIONS Tlse;-
Friendly hands were never made,
To chung each others eyes"

A Robbery. Officer McIntire, yesterday eve
ming, arrested two negroes, named Matilda
Jenes aud James Anderson, on the charge of
robbing a white man, named Thomas Coss-
grove, of five gold halfeages. 1t appears that
Cossgrove had been soourning in "black
hole, ;" kept by one Eliza Jane Skinner, color
ed, in Pitt, near Canal street, and that whilst
in an upper room, he was "frisked" out of the
sum of S25. The parties were examined be-
fore Justice KeHnard, but for the want OF proof,
were discharged Served him perfectly right
for keeping such company.
Take care Qfhe Paint We notice that the
painters are at work on Baltimore street bridge,
giving it a complete coat of paint. Several la
dies in passing over the bridge yesterday, "col-
ored up" considerably, in consequence of their
dresses having come in too close contact. Look
out for it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07
A GnEATMR RRvOLUrION HAs III

A GREATER REVOLUTION HAS Me-
IA YER TAKEN PLACE rHAN ONE WHICH
HAPPENED TO A GENTLEMAN YESTERDAY
AT THE ALL LUCKY COLVIN Il CO.'S. Having
stopped into that Iuckiest of AL places where prizes
for a few dollars outlay and fortunes made by all who
wealth added to the stores If The already rich, the
celeb ated lucky COLVIN CO.'S, We ihere saw
gentleman from CINCINNATI Ohio, who was then
complaining that he was on the brink of ruin and
would ceItaiHly fail in business If some unknown
circumstance did not turn up to help him out of his
difficulties. He tricd his luck with Messrs OLVIN
8 CO. by purchasing package of whole tickels at
a lsk of SO, and We are happy 10 inform The public
that the result NJ hi investment is the cheering
of drawing the capital of SO 900 in yesterdays lot
tery-worh clear of all discount, the net sum of
$500. G We Messrs. COLVIN g. 90. a call, A
Grand and Magnificent Capital TODAY. fortune
the result Of each draw ng Is Nos. ID Ballots
Splendid Scheme THIS DAY.
piize OF S25 0Dn 10 prizes of Sl5CO
do 75uO 10 do 1000
do 4,0O0 - do 600
9 do 20O2 90 do SEQ
T. ckets So; halves "A; quarters So.
package can draw S3S U02, and package OF 95
whole tickets cost SIl4 halves $57, quartersS28 :o
eiehhs Sl4 %.
Drawn Nos. Of Be-Air. extra No. 6, Oct 9th:
e. II IL 10 u Is 90 ~ "a ~ l6 60
[l3- Purchase your tickets where great variety
of lucky packages or single tickets can he had-of
COLViN & co.
n, w. corner Of Calvert and Baltimore sts
1t Baltimore, Maryland
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

"Who Hit Billy Pattsrson?" Rumor, who
tells the truth sometimes, says that row oc'
Cured in ''publc store" South Gay street,
on Monday, between two gentlemen Of stand
ing. We could not ascertain who struck the
first blow, or whether "that wine' caused the
spirited ebulition Of feeling exhibited on the &C.
casion, but have the promise of full statement
Of the affair, as soon as time can be found to
make proper surrey of the sheepiSh affair. On
Tuesday nj ght another spree came off in the
street, not very far from the same neighbor-
hood, between two other knights, but luckily,
no bones were broken. What a state OF morals,
for religious, thinking, steady community!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07
srurmrs THIS WEEK ARE

SCHEMES I Hl7 w I'm
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets .. shares In
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 10000, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in pro-
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. nv, M,
NESDaY the "Fat Boys" TO those who wish 10 try
their luck in small way, nOw's The chance. On
FRIDAY, Oct. OH the Grand Mr. Thomas Thumb,
ESQ, Lottery comes off capital 50 O00-w 81
halves so cents, quarets25 cetts Certificates of pack
ages Of wholes, consisting of y tickets, will be is
sued at the low price Of S2 halves Sc, quarters 49,
cighths 81 50. This good opportunity for smah
venture.
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who prr-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in tho creates variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, ~ share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed0
M.DOYLE, No.l44 Prat'street,
1t fri Opposite B 81 Q, r. Z, Depoi,
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EpALTlMORE CAPITAL PRIZE DE-
ID POT, IA PRATT STREET. Ho! all ye that
thirst for Wealth.! small risk at the Office OF NJ.
DOYLE will insure fortune certain, is an cd say
ing and true one, and has hGen made the subject OF
remark among many of those who deal at our lucky
office. We do wish to beg of the citizens OF Bal
umore to buy fl ON US, but only ask Of Them trial,
and If all does turn out exactly as we say, men
we do not tell The truth There is no humbng about
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

The Museum The mammoth boys still draw
crowded houses Nj John Seton and Mrs. Mo5sop
arc engaged and elicit the greatest applause. This
evening viii be performed the fav0rite vaudeville i'll
one act entitled "SomeSody E!se,'' in which MTs'
Mossopwi appear. After which will be daacng by
Miss Ludlow and comic songs by Mr.. Booth, and the
mammoth boys will perform their mesmeric expert
menls. The whole will conclude with "The Wi
dow,s Victim,n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

Our Book TABLE, Mr.. John Murphy, printer and
publisher of SHE United States Catholic Magazine
and Monthly Review" has laid upon QUE table the
October number of that publication. II has long
and ably written article, entitled, "Crtics on Mexi-
co." IN which the works of Albert M. Gillian, late
u S, consul 10 California aud OF Waddy Thompson,
Esq late U. 8. minister to Mexico, are reviewed -
Also a Continuation of the story Of "Pere gean, or
the Jesuit Missionary" sc &c, The subscription
price is SO per annum
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ID OOTH HIS GIG RS!
Tune-WDANpY JIN.n

Every body tehs me, o,
"B0Uth's CIGARS are all the gO,n
went myself and teund it so,
just as all had told me,O.
TO IS, that is the place,
lfyOH need Cigars, where you must haste;
Or else, althO' You want puff,
You'll not be sure TO get enough!
Then haste away, TO Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, o,
Just step in his stOte and you'll find il 90,
Just as have told you, o.
". n. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
ST, doors South of Camden, nearly opposite his
old and layOrIte stand. se24
13-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. COOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAN Els TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portraitand Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
Patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
wOrkmen together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. &c. for sale and made to Ortel cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments the United
States. e. S. FRYER,
nll-tf No. NaIth Gay street.
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q aSN&SFWI MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY3

draws TO DAY. whole tickets only SO. Fer a beau
ti'u prize call at the office Of The rize veHders
MILLER CO. corner of Baltimore and st. Paul5l
streets, and purchase a ticket. al
Will he drawn THIS DAY, "wednesday Oct 7th al
Md Lottery for I'll" benefit the Susqnehonna Canal
class No. 1916 Nos, 10 drawn baots making 10
prizes in each pae Rage o. 25 tickets. II
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Philadelphia Fugiiiees. The following
paragraph appeared in the Philadelphia "Sun,"
of Monday morning: at appears that our
friends ef the Baltimore Clipper made blund-
er in publishing on the LIST inst. an account
headed "Arrest of Fugitves." The father oil
one ofthe boys named has called upon us, and
requests the Clipper folks to visit Justice Show
acres office, where they can see the original
Photographic Despatch-which, he states, is
very different from that publhed in their pa
per. 1t is stated that the boys are entirely in
nocent Of any charge of dishonesty whatever
They only went to Baltimore 'on lark"
Being always willing to repair an injury, we
called on Justice Showacre yesterday, and OBJ
tanned the following copy, uerb, ct it,, of the
Telegraphic Despatch referred to:
"PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 29th, 1916.
"AIr. - -: David Thompson, alias
John Crawford, and William Merrick alias
Henry Jones, sojourning with you, are run
aways. Please detain them, or any boys that
may arrive at your house, from Philada., and
colIeaguing with said boys, until October LIST,
when the parents will see you and settle.
.Moneg has been stolen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

CALIFORNIA. The London Morning Herald
will not believe that California has fallen into
the possession of the U, States. Nevertheless,
it is fixed fact.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

From Sr. DOMINGO. We learn from Capt.
Robinson, of the schr. Larch, 80 days from
Jacmel, says the New York True Sun, that at
the time Of sailing it was reported at Jacmel,
that the Dominican Governor had sent COM
mittee to Port 0u Prince, in order to arrange
the difficulties between the Spanish part of the
Island and the Haytien government. 1t wa,
thought that they will come TO terms.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

New YORK True Sun. THIS ably conduct
ed journal appeared on Monday in new and
handsome dress. The True Sun is conducted
exclusively by practical printers, and although
established but few years, it has taken stand
with the oldest journals of New York, and en-
joys very extensive patronage, its circulation
being the second in the city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

RELIGIOUS REVIVAL. A paragraph mad
vertentIy appeared in our columns yesterday,
doubling the reported revival of religion in the
Methodist Episcopal churches of Baltimore
We learn that the revival is extensive, unu
sually so, and that it still continues in every see
ton OF the city. We make the correction with
GREAT pleasure,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

A REFORM Much NEEDED. AT Nurem-
burg, the great mans factory of European snuff
boxes, it has been prohibited to photographers
and others to paint any subject on them refer
ring to sectaran disputes on religion, and also
any thing contrary to good morals. Ifthe pub
ication of the miserabIy licontious stuff which
is usually found in some of the French novels,
were also prohibited in that country, the mo-
rails of society would be benefited by the re-
striction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26
aAll's well that ends we'll" I've

learn from the Caddo Gazette, oil Sh'eSe-
port, that a short time since negro man
belonging to Gen. +. L. Williamson OF
that place, went down dry well about
twenty feet deep, on ladder, and when
near the bottom fell. His, fall was DIS
,incty heard by one Of the generals sons
who was standing by the well, and II was
supposed tina, he had accidentally los. h's
hold, and on its being ascertained tina, he
was unable to speak, bucket of water
was thrown upon him, and then bottle
of camphor. lie was heard TO breathe
very loudly and as it seemed with much
difficulty. This suggested the posslo,ll!l'yy
osthe existence of carbonic acid gas, wh'ct
IS so dele,erious to animal life, and buc
ket of lime was then thrown down, and II
short time he was enabled by the dlree
ton and encouragement Of his MASTER u
raise his head, and soon to recover SO Ia
las to crawl up the ladder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26

The RanrheroA--These constitute .
rsinsipzl portion n me Nexicsn army.
Rowan Hardin. oG Kenucky. lwlso j. in
the army in Mexic".l writes 10 lis father
- EsslaWs: ~+&*@~
"The Rsnrleins are The people who
iiss an laFms--;hey are Poor sOlLlsEs. By
lhc lass II their Government ihey are
not alloSeh 10 hare arms II hnsnr. and
consequently in not understand the uss
n illem. hose people are mi caa.asa-
~. hul nnskilled in the Ese Of arms. and
without soniidsnce in their rulers. Gea.
Tsylar esteems them brave people. bul
they are nnl effective in battle because II
their ignorance NJ The mse &c arms. 4 slrsi
ieleal by Gen. Tas lnr. m the Rlo Grande
with such odds in their favor. has destiny,
I'd III confidence in themselves. and .hss
fight wilh m alher expectation Than 70 b
whipped: hui In this war last tsely,
months l.nger. and resi- assured they vii
prose an enemy no longer 10 be despis'
ed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26

A wealthy Brahmin in Bsaares, India
no, long since, committed his son TO the
care Of a missionary. using this extraor.
binary language: II feel convinced, sir
after reading your holy shasters, that they
contain the true religion. | have not the
power to come up TO their precepts. But
here is my son; take him as your ch'ld
feed him a, your table; and bring him up
as a Christian" At the same time he
made over to the missionary the sum o
$4,000. to deiray the expenses oi his son
education. ,...-t