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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22

OIL-The business in all descriptions has continued
on very limited SCALE and in Lnseed we have to notice
farther decline. The only sales, however, were g bbs
from canal at 62i; Is do at 6Sic and 10 do at &C. We
quote Lard at 55@65c for No. g. and 759SOc for No. l.
Castor s59SUc gallon iorots. Red Oil we quote ats
@5tc. 45y uas Il Ws.t aHIatt
PROYISIONS-The improved feeling referred to in
our last weekly report has continued to be manifested
throughout the week. and material advance has been
established in the value Of every article Of the hog
duct but owing to the rmness and high preensions Of
holders sales have been extensive Vi Pork the only
sale reported was lOOO bbs Mess deliverable at Chilli
cothe s4 co. At close IA 50 was offered iOr lots on
the spot but holders generally demands 90 The stock
is estimated at about 5000 bbs OF Bulk Meat 100 900
lbs Sides sold on Thursday at &c. They are now firm at
SIC, with holders generally asking farther advance
OF Bacon 50 hhds Sides Friday at c Dkd l25 do do
at 7lc pkd and yesterday 200 hhds Sides at 7lc pkd
Shoulders are held at &C. and holders OF Sides are not
generally sellers at 7lc pkd. In Hams we heard Of no
transactions. Vi Lard " bbls No. sold Friday at SIG
9c 30 do do at &c. 200 kegs No. country at 9 UO Kegs
ordinary No. yesterday, at &c. 500 do prime do at 9ic
and 200 bb No ut &c. closing firm at Sc for Dbl and 81
for keg-some holders asking lOc for the latter sale
/ OF 200 bbls Grease at &c. r
RICE-We notice sale Of rs tierces at595lc The
drAeI IL hOW nTh aV 04C IOr lOts, ana 0A9oaC IN the
small way. % .Ll lg .s4als|
SALT7ThemarketiOr Kanawha remains steadyat 26c
In foreign descriptions we hear OF no transactions
SEED-The market for all descriptions has presented
very quiet appearance the sales having been confined TO
small lots from store at % 20 for Glover and 81 to % 50
Tor Timothy The best descriptions of the latter on ar
rival. would not now bring Oyel s292 26 bushel.
STEARINE-The market is without change, and we
quote si9SC b as the range I0lsaUnl
SUGAR-The market has been rather mOreacye,.- deal
ers being more willing to meet the views Of buyers, and
during the week 500 hhds were sold at prices ranging
from It SIC forcomon to prime Inthe obbing way,
n bic are still the current rates. The Imports 81 the
week ending Saturday we're s5S hhds and since the LIST
Of September 49, 67 hhds against rs 1866 do the same time
last season. The exports OF tie week were b99 hhds and
rom the lstof September 20 hhds, against l24I5 do
the same time last season.
Il T0BACCo-There is very active demand for the
lower grades Of manufactured and prices are shade
higher though we do not alter our quotations. The
sales OF the week add up $50 boxes at the following rates.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22
TEMpERANoE IN IND1ANA.--New

TEMPERANCE IN IND1ANA.--New
Albany city and township have voted
againstlicense by majority of 4O7.
Indianapolis has voted against license
by majority of 1856. Layfayette
has voted against license by major
ity of 65. Evansville has voted for
license by majority of 2lo. New
burg has voted against license by a
large majority.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22
.YSPEPSIA,l

TRHESE Restorative Pills have been used in pri-
i vate practice, with unprecedented success, for
90 years. they have never before been offered to the
pubic. These Pills remove distinctions, open the
natural passages Of the fluids Of the body--as the
pores and IGctsaI vesssIs. a
THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE,
and perfectly harmless in their effects instead Of
weakening and debtating the patient, (as is usn-
ay the case with other Pills they give tone to the
aeh--stIength and invgorating both ston-
ach and bowels; and impartng new feeling and ener-
gy to every part Of the system.
o Being wholly vegetable, they are mild In Their
operatiOn, without griping, or any pain whatever.
Thev are slow in their movement, but thorough IN
tb, renovating and restorative character; and need
only be tried TO be approved Of by all such as are
sf9cted with the horrible suffering arising from Dis
pepsia,, or any of the symptoms Of disOrdered
stomach. Ia -
II Il nTincipay supplied with nerves by large pair
proceeding directly from the brain, called the Par
Vagum These, 10 their course, send branches TO
the phsrynx and laynx; the e;oPhagus; the vessels
of the neck and hearti the lungs; the iiVer; the
spleen; and the diaphragm. w M ss
n IL unnecessary 10 20 farther than primary de-
ronsement Of the stomach, 10 account for multi.
tude of distressing symptoms win which many are
afflicted, such az:
Tndiosstion. NU Headache,
Bilousness, a II Extreme Nervous Agita-
Aciditv tion,
Pao;tStion Of the Heart, Difficulty Of Respiration,
Sense of oppression at stupor, r,tr
the Dit of the stomach, temporary loss ol mem
An Incspacily for the ory, lTrtabllty,
slightest ExertiOn, sense Of Emptiness,
Depression Of Spirits, DFowsness,
Mistiness and lndstinct- Pulse less frequent, and
ness of Vision, more feeble than usualI
caId Hands and Feet, Debility, ll Ql "a
IJnnIeasant taste in the Extreme LangOr and Ex.
Mouth, particularly when haustion,
fisine the morning, Despondenoy, y..E
Numbness OF the Limbs RestleSsness,
and other parts, Emaclatlon and Extreme
Vertigo Nansea, tlg Debility, H~8N
| Dull Heavy Pain and sense COstlveness.
Of weight in the Heed, "S'' H
Persons purchasing these Pills WILDE careful to
| observe that the name OF o. HALSTED, In gilt
letters, on black paper,l is affixed as wrapper 10
each box; and that NOME ARE GENUINE unless labeled
| in this manner. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
| Principal d. pot at e BURNET'S,
/ .eAprili Is. IA e, Fourth street, Cincinnati
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS,
4 TP Persons emitting us 81 90 in cash, or Postage
Stamps, will receive (by mail TWO BOXES Of Pills,
/ FREE or ExPENsE.
TP All who order from see this advertisement
\ will please notify rs Of that fact. ,y rta.t ,,af
Il County merchants can purchase these Pills, from
l CINCINNATI DRuGGlsTs al PrOphetors PRICES fJ
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22
Agents,

Rev. H. Crews, Galena, ILL.,, is au-
thorised to act as agent for the Organ.
Bro. SAMUEL DELLNGER, P. M.
Kossuth P. O., o., is an authorized
agent for the Organ.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22

ssnatS4 SO@4 IS Eruss VIII, however only limited
demand Reef Cattle aro firm at O0a7 80 pr 100 lbs
~ $500 ci.s., -.,,.-. s,on, 4 10 ~
net with moaefrse suppgs ply e4o'R R AeIs' tV'1 tV1 NaW
90 perhead.
IR0N-Iho demand i0f ~ !. q. lsuy sluA
to The suppy put pfosl sss " .oa ~ w s
quote Vhio nvei H9t ~. ~ q, ~. ,oh. M, &.
ana Iens,sss s,s,s 4 n ~ ana csrcos Mast N
MAINS n 80
lo.s ,,,r crf n. a rov.,. bon,s dnyins,
A .,,,;.ss ,0o n. ,nclod,ng AZ M. vesfer
!. ~. saovnv rats., Good vellav Prior Leaf
S,o ~ Ia, NV Mannyaeturinr do oORs a Iuoa
sAS ~ " - msa;nm MaSon Co 80. Samaged sess
1lcS- : ososx 90 yut 3h t1R l88floNf
- il. ., oooo ~ ~. !. 40
=. .OOs ,lnu poes y ~
O % " y ~ ~ no,S, es. !. ~ 49, 70 NV
Soad ~ 4 II Oo IN boards or Shingles tbere 4 No
CHANGE to notice. al0a e HGtiY baD
LEAD-1he sales since our last have been altogether
Of retail character, IN which way SIC j. obtained for
Pig and 70 for Bar Thest lot Of any magnitude sold
was disposed oi at &C. Received during the week. SSS
Pigs. 1rnH 59h 0tD
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22

Eg7 The Maine Law was defeated
in the Canadian Parliament, on the
18th inst, by vote of 80 against it,
to 20 for it. Sorry to hear it.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22

TALLOW--Chanders are not having over ssc for
prime rendered Beef and we hear Of no demand for ex
port. s1r.-53 + 4b.a4ti -f|t IFH sea4
VEGETABLES The market remains very dull at Csc
@S5s bushel for Potatoes. sse 3e aa
W00L-We have stil to notice an unsettled market,
with acontinued absence Of transactions Dealers are
looking with some interest to the public sale
which takes place in New York to.norrOv. q On
WOOD-Prces at boats, from river, range from "a to
90 . cord. The supply Is increasing. Aaa p3A'''
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-14
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: GOODS.

UCHAS. H. LANE has now the honor Of in
forming his numerous friends and patrons, in and
out Of Congress, that his stock is large and COM
pete in every department, embracing all articles
usually kept in 6rst-class furnishing establish.
ment.
Gentlemen are respectfully solicited to call and
examine my stock, which will be cheerfnlly ex-
hbited at all times Moderate prices and fair deal
ing may be relied upon.
LANES lta
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gentlemens
Furnishing Establishment,
Penn. avenue, near41 street.
Dec 3-2wiE &
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-14
NEW MUSIC, PIANOS, &c. 594
re have this week published the g Star

wv Schottische,n by G'Schwend and dedicated
to Messrs. wallach i Hope, of the Evening
Star" ta+
This is very pretty Schotiische, and our friends
should not fail to secure n copy We have also
recently opened five new Pianos, from the estab-
lishment Of knabe, Gaehlc Il Co, and ono from
Firth, Pond, II Co., N u, TO all Of which we in
vfte the attention Of those in want of a frst-rsts
instrumsnt, as we ere determined TO sell al very
low retes.
JF ELLIS,
Pa, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Bee tElm. (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-14

QUALITY, fit, and workmanshfp guaran-
(k tied, being wholly manufactured by our artis-
ans and seamstresses, on the premises of the pro-
pretor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Opposite the United States HotA
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members Of Congress and large num-
ber OF our citizens induces the advertiser 10 in.
vite those gentlemen who have not tested them TO
give him CALL feeling assured that they will, on
trial, admit their superiority. An experienced cut
ter is constantly employed, and good fit is war
ranted in every case. None but the most compe.
petsnt seamstresses are engaged, which is guar
antee for the excellency and durability of the work
A splendid assortment Of Shirts, Collars Bo-
SONS, Cravats, Handksrchiefs, Suspenders, xc..
constantly on hand.
WIN. II. FAULKNER,
s. side Pa. avenue, bet and II streets,
Nov S-soly. (m) opposite U. s. Hotel.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

The taxable property in California is
assessed at nearly twenty. nine millions
Little gold rieces Of the value OF
twenty cents are being coined in
California.
The Placerville Herald saws that a
remarkable kanyon, or mountain gorge,
has recently been discovered, to the
east of the great San Bernurdio noun.
.ains, that is literally paved with human
bones.
One Of the most interesting events
which has recently transpirsd in Cali
iornia. is the discovery in tho .Souther IN
part OF the State. in the neighhorhood OF
the Colorado. Of an immense pyramid OF
hewn stone, rivaling inmagni,ude the
celebrated pyramids ofEgypl.
The whole amount Of gold manifest.
ed and shipped from the port of San
Francisco. during the six months ending
30lh June. was S2s, 1855, 532,74...
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
LYONS KATE dlRON

For Preserving, Restoring. CLEANSING and
Beautifyins the hair. alternating Nervous Head
ache, aud Curing Eruptivc Diseases of the Skii,.
It's reputation, co-exlonsive with the civilization
Of Tie globe, makes oil praise superfla us, all
exaggeiation impossible. ard since lis discovery
hos found no substitute 10 compete i contested
its inconteslable superiority. Physicians and
Chemists, -honorable citizens from an profess
sions OF hfe,-he leading journals Of Europe and
merica.--ladics who have used il upon lhei
DRESSING les. and mothers in their nurseri.s,--
In fact, its million patrons everywhere, from pie
bans TO Kings, pronounce il The most pleasing and
effective article i,her as q medicinal OF Toilet
preparation ever produced. Do no, fail TO give i:
a trial. Price but 20 cents.
4 ID. s. BARNES Proprietor, lei Broadway,
SAl by FAY d. STONE, Musc.line. Iowa.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
The Fair.

The FIRST annual Fail of the Musca
tine rounty Agricultural Society, closed
yesterday. after two days pleasant en-.
tertainment. 1t was by far the grandes'
affair ever witnessed in this place. The
most sanguine expectations were more
than realized. We have no hesitancy in
saying that it was the best and most
brilliant Fair ever held in central Iowa
The weather was propitious, pleas.
antly warm. and the arrangements were
complete. The streets Of the city, and
the roads leading 10 the agricultural
grounds, (abou, half mile above the
city.) were continually thronged.
Having taken but two hasiy rounds
on the exhibition ground, Zone Wednes-
and the other yesterday,) we cannot par
tcularize.
The entries were far more numerous
than expected, and The receipts were
ample TO defray all the expenses Of the
exhibition. a* iaa
Among The stock on exhibition, were,
Horses. comprising stations, ge'dings
work horses, brood mares and colts.
Cattle, comprising bulls, oxen, cows
and calves. -4ta
Hogs, Of several varieties, among
which was the celebrated Suffolk pig.
Sheep, Of several species.
We also noticed some fine mules and
jack. .
OF fowls, there were several varieties
-Shanghais, Cochin Chinas, &C.; also, a
white swan.
4 The fruit department was ve.y large.
NApples, peaches. pears. grapes sc, Of
many varieties were on exhibition;
Vegetables were displayed in grea,
variety. Monster cabbages, beets, tur.
nips, sweet potatoes, &C., attracted
lmuch attention.
Some specimens Of grain were exhib,
lied, which ne defy the world to excel
We noticed some giant stocks Of corn
on which huge ears Of that grain pro.
jected.
In our hasty examination we had nc
time TO measure or take the dimensions
Of objects.
The mechanical apartment. was tole.
rably well represented. We canpo
particu!arize. ~
The ladies did not let the household
manufacturing department 60 unrepre
sented. Several beautiful quilts were
on exhibition,
Altogether. a com me ndable degree o
interest and enthusiasm was manifested
About 5000 persons were on the ground
Judge Greene, Of Cedar Rapids. having
been too unwell to be present, Gen,
Nye. Of New York, on solicitation. de.
livered the address, which was very
able one. May these annual Fairs long
continue and grow in interest!
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
Railroad Meeting.

Alta meeting held pursuant TO special
call, at the Court House, in Muscatine, on
the evening of Wednes lay, the 18th inst.
Jos. WILLIAMS was called to the Chair, and
II. d. La. CossIrr selected as Secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be, to hear and consider prop.
osition from the directors of the Mu.catine
Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, and North Yves.
tern Railroad Company, relative to tho i'm.
mediate construction of Railroad from
Muscatine to Iowa City, and thence North
westwardly as circumstances may demand
The meeting was then addressed by Hon
G. w. HAUS, of Clinton county, in further
explanation of the proposition.
Mr.. HAuN, in conclusion, introduced Gen
NYE, of New York, who addressed the meet
ing on the subject under consideration.
After which J. 4. Parvin, Esq, offered
the following resolution, which was unani
,nously adopted:
Resolved, That the citizens of Muscatint
city and county will cordially co.operat,
with the Muscatine, Iowa City, Cedar Rapid,
md North Western Iowa Railroad Compa
ny in the construction of railroad from
this city to Iowa City.
After farther discussion, in which Messrs
Woodward, Ham, Williams, McAulay, Par.
vim, and G. w. Clark, Esq, of Iowa City
participated, the vote adopting Mr.. Parvin'.
resolution was re- considered.
Mr.. Whicher offered the following series
of resolutions as a substitute:
Resolved, That this meeting, composed
J OF the citizens of tho city ond county OF
Muscatiue, with cordial welcome, receive
the proposition from gentlemen represent
ing the NJ, |. c., g. r., and N. w. r. R.
Co. to build railroad from Mnscatine via
Iowa City to Cedar Rapids.
Resolved, That this meeting halls with
JOY the intelligence that the people of John
son county, and especially those of Iowa
City, are willing to cooperate with us to
oren communication by railroad thro ugh
central Iowa, and that we Kindly recipro.
cate the feeling Of amity manifested by them
to cooperate with us.
Resolved, That we will afford material
aid, to the extent of our ability, to the con
struction of the proposed road, as soon as
We receive such pledges as the aforesaid
company cad give, that the work will be
begun and prosecuted in reasonable time.
Which, after an animated discussion, were
received and adopted.
The meeting then adjourned sine die. ,
JOS. WILLIAMS, Chm. /
IL. ID. La. CossIrr, Sec. 1
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
New Railroad Preiecf

The people of Illinois have in contempla.
ton the construction of railroad from
Burlington or Muscatine, in Iowa, on the
Mississippi river, ear Paducal.
We find the above item in an exchange,
without credit, and must say that it is the
FIST intimation we have seen of such a de-.
sign. Muscatinc, however, is ready to aid
such an enterprise literally, and would even
now take steps towards securing an immedi-
ate railroad connection with the South or
East were it not that she possesses no right
of way through Illinois on the contempla-
ted route, and cannot procure one until the
mex, session of the Illinois Legislature,
some fifteen months hence.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
News Items.

Cholera continues 10 prevail in the
ssaports aud larger cities of England.
A man named Th,mas Paine was
murdered in Chicago. on Monday last,
by VIM. F. Alien. Cause quarrel
about a woman.
A man named Peleg A. Warner. living
near New Boston. H.. committed sui.
eide by hanging himself by rope TO a
tree, on the third inst.
Col. Fremont returned to ST. Louis
on account Of sickness His companions
for the surveying ex pedition are en- am -
ed about 300 miles out on the plains.
where they will remain until he rejoins
them. @ aea k zf
a boy was bitten on the ankle BY a
copper snake at Shookstown. Va; his
leg swelled to an enormous size. bu, he
was cured by applying indigo and
whisky 50 the wound, aud drinking
plenty OF melted hte lard. y na5l
Sir Charles Napier, who died recently
was II years Of age. He had been an
officer in the British army since his
youth. and received greater number Of
wounds than were ever survived by any
other soldier.
A man calling himself DR.. William
Hunter, but whose real name is said to
be Nathan iel ]. Bird, is in jail in Cam
den, N, j., on charge Of bigamy. lie
says that he has married twenty wives,
statement which may be true, as six
have already been found He is only
twenty three years Of age. The mon
ster
N The contract for bridging the Missis.
1sippi River at Rock Islaud has been lei
ito Messrs. Warner g Co., and Stone and
Boomer. Ii is to be completed BY the
lst of December. 1854. The slough on
the east side of Rock Island 20 be cross
led by three spans Of $50 feet each, and
ia draw for the passage Of vessels. The
bridge will be beautiful and most sub.
stantial structure.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
MALICIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have

MALICIOUS Acknowledgements have
been put in circulation at Iowa City,
by party just suited for that business
to the effect shat all operations on the
M. & M. r. r. have ceased. This is
maliciously false. The force on the
road has been steadily augmented, and
lat five different points along the line the
work is progressing rapidly. The work
ia this city is beginning to make quite a
RAILROAD appearance and there is not q
Shadow of doubt the entire grading and
bringing to Iowa City will be completed
BY the first of May next.-Ddp. Gaz.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
War with Mexico /!

A dispatch from New Orleans says a re-
port has reached Mexico of the breaking ou
of hostilities in the Mesilla Valley, between
the U. S. troops and the Mexican forces.--
Gen. Tresta has also obtained information
that large bodies of American troops had
concentrated on the Rio Grande, and that
they would unite with those already in the
Valley to seize it. These reports were ah
ons o IF he United sss in Of ndr 'sn
addition forces to occupy the Mesilla VAL
ley and vicinity.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

gw JOSEPH COUNT RADErzKY, of Radetz
is the eldest military man in Europe-per-
haps in the world. He was born at Ire
benitz, in Bohemia, in l776. He has now,
therefore, (lS53,) attained the extraordina-
ry age OF eighty seven. Home Journal
Such papers as the New York Home Jour
nal are expected to give correct statements,
but this is an exception. According to our
computation, Count Radetzky's age Is sew
enty-seY
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

Western railroads pay better than
Eastern, in almost every instance. The
Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland road,
has just declared a dividend of twenty
per cent. tor eight months. The Mich-
igan Southern has divided twenty
eight per cent. in one year. aud so has
the Chicago aud Gaiena.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
ERRATA Our hands were so eager to oe

ERRaTA Our hands were so eager to get
time 70 attend the Fair. that they hurried
the outside forms to press without giving
us time to revise them, consequently sever al
typographical errors will be observed on the
first and fourth pages. The most import
ant one is the omission of the signature to
the original piece of poetry, which should
hare been exit Linwood.'. The others we
leave for the good sense of the reader to
correct tfH.e aH.#.. - f. ta E#fHa -...
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

ST. LOUIS REPUBLIcAs.-This old, influ-
entail and widely circulated paper comes to
US this week in new dress and greatly en-
largsd. Enclosed in this mammoth Sheet.
is a fac smile copy of that paper, published
forty-two years ago, under the title of
'Missouri Gazette," at St. Louis, Louis
lana, when about the size of common
foolscap sheet.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
The tsEnqnirer.''

EDS. JOURNAL:
Please give notice in your columns that
the next number of the "Democratic Ens
quircr" will not be issued until Thursday
next, the delay b:ing necessary to perfect
the new arrangement under which it will
hereafter be published. Respectfully,
Ii. d. La. COSSITT.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

EPThe Iowa Observer Office is adj
~ertised for sale by the proprieio pos
session to be given on the first OF
November. Address G.. G. Galloway,
Mouat Pleasant. Iowa,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

LOVES LAsok LOST Some modern Ches-
terfeld is laying down series of rules in
the Muscatine Journal for the department
of persons while at church. Gentlemen
and ladies require no such instruction and
the vulgar mind will not heed it, Dauen-
port Gazette.
According to this rule, some persons are
ladies and gentlemen inherently, and there
is no such thing as reform. Rules of ETH
quette and precepts of morality should be
laid aside: we will imbibe eyery grace
and virtue intuitively! "Oh, what an
idea" ~