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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

pnILosopuY.-"First class 10 Orien-
tai Philosophy will stand up. Tibbels,
what is hle!' 81 ife consists Of money,
a horse and a fashionable wife" Good!
Next What is dea,h9' "a paymas,er
who settles everybody's debts. aud gives
tsem ,omb stones as receipts lniull Of all
demands" s'W hat is poverty2" The
reward OF merits Genius generally re.
ceives from discriminating public. y
"Nhat IS relgion:' "Dci.g unto others
just as you please, without allowing them
a return of the compI m"nt.' "W bat Is
famer a SIX Iine puff in newspaper
while living an your fortune to You. ca
emies when dead"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

1s~ "rak Of the nferiority Of the female
mind p exclaimed and excited Wonian's Rights
oratorian, "wh3, Ar President woman possess In
Iinitely more og the divine afiatus than man; anu
any one who attempts to get around her in these
days Niil have 10 start very early in the morn
ing =
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Mss ADBlG Bass,
Secretary.
9th. day { o'clock A. NJ.

Inc institute aSsF tuaItu Garner lial
usual this mor,ing. for the purpose Of
teachers relating their experience in
teachnr. An hour was devoted to this
exercise. then the usual exercise of the
day conmsrccd
The Secretary read the minutes they
were accr ntcl, Committee ON errors le.
ror,ed Report accented.
First exercise, Mental Arithmetic. by
q G. NesIsrode Took I'm Fractions.
Examines wrought bv ANALYSIS. 1t is
well to devote as much time as possible
to this method Of reasoning.
2Dd. Exercise. Written Arithmetic,
bv VIM, NcCIain.
| o. rv.r,;sa co,nro,,.vl lv ,hs Pres.
.1. D.,,,r,., ,,,,I, ly N. ,eochers
,na', ,,., .;,,,.;,,r sus,so, If ,eoch,,r Ce.
onr,rhv
49, r~.ro;.o or,horrarhv hv G. G.
r~.,loro4a
| T.. rxerc;se ENGLISH Grammar by
w., nTnCIoio
Adjourned bv the President ull and
lp n
TIE roS,;,u,e me, nurspan, to adjourn
me,t The bouse wa, called to order
by the p, esident.
Minutes OF the forenoon session read
by the Secretary, and accepted by the In
stitute.
Programme OF the exercise read by
the President.
Parents should visit their schools. II
they W Il not do !. without, hire them to
DO So Do ali YOU can TO get parents 10
co.orerate with you. The road Of duty
-trcallng kindly and with respect every
one.
Much more was said ty the speaker,
, too little space forbids Inserting.
Exercise Isl. Wrucn Arithmetic by
VIM. NcClaip, took up fractions. Que
, should perfectly understand the lurda-
meu,al rules OF iroctiors. Compound
Fractions explained, also the method oi
| dividing one fraction by another.
Many rcmari>s by lAc teachers upon
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

Gro~ta Of Mind. I'll the body grew
until tie age OF three score years and ten,
as it does during the first year of lis ex-
istencc, it would require the ,aIest pines
for walking canes. and deyour whole
aocks and herds al a neal
The growth OF the mind is still more
astonishing. All pbysical wonders dwn-
die into insignlfcance IN comparison.
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held during the Hotidays, as we wish to
let the busy worti know what is being
doEe here for the advancement Of educa-
ton.
Dec. 3lst.,
Convened in accordance with adjourn
ment. The Institute was called to order
by the President The report 0! the
Secretary read and accepted. Commit
tee on errors reported.
Resolutions made.
lst. Resolved thai a committee Of three
be appointed to dral. Resolutions, ex-
pressing the mind Of this Institute.
2d. Resolved that G. c. Nestlerode,
A. II. Perry, Fiaela Swetand, be that
committee.
3D., Resolved that committee Of five,
be appointed to draft constitution. for
permanent organization Of a Teachers
Association in Cedar County.
4th. Resolved that this committee be
A. II. Perry, c. c. Nestlerodc. J. n.
Ives, S. DeweIl. and Sibbcl Maynard.
The first exercise Intellectual Arithmetic
Second exercise, written Arithmetic, by
G. c. Nestlerode, q. A. Given was call
ed upon to explain the different kinds Of
Notation; and to give tke characters Of
he different kinds G. G. Npstlerote
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OGIlHIE HOUSE.

Corner Of Wafer Street and iomo .fpenae, amp
opposite The Raaroad Depot Nuseatins. iotcG.
q E.Dge r Low, Proprietor.
rk'liE pEoPEIEToE, has recently leased the
l. above popular Hotel and refarnished il IN
a. elegant aud ubstaata ard IL prepA.c 30
s44tt ssfs satisfaction eFefy particular
Tie onit office ~ Eh8
Western Stage Company,
In thls fs oase The Prapyet.s hs jrFt asie3
very large canfo Ese stable sHnyeurUcss # ~
IIttel 4nd lily prepared fgru n To
ea,on 10 al WHO may frse logeet fsrngs &tf
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Upon IpIfT
T'HE Undersigned having rertea this House,
L promises ID give entire satisfaction to the
travelling public, and snl,cits their patronage
A. ii. p. WHITTIER, Prop'r.
n. p. Nessrs. Graham 81 TO- IN Daily
Line Of Hacks, in connection with tn Rail
road trains, from this House 10 Wilton. iltf
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Depena upon 1t, the most fatal idleness il
that Of the heart aal the man who feels wea-
ry Of life, tn4y b. eure that he does not love
his fellow creatures a. he ought.
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lg. WEIR DaTsr

ID w tLDI ER, ps p setpr.
CORNER OF SECOND * WALNUT sr's,
.A'.cGfnfr. te1
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and
from the Boats nd ars Tree of charge
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FREDERIC REysIEH.

cHAyING AND HAiR DRESSING SALOON.
> Above Chambers II Aliens prug store H.
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RUyEEH 4, NEWELL,

1taryeuters aud Josnsr.. builders aud sn.
u perintn1ents. Particular attention paid
to stair building. HENRY BGNhER
VI nj ~. s. ). NEW Eli
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English barris'ers have a ludicrous
haa. Of indentifylnG themselves with
,hel loclents, by speaking in the plural
numbet.
'Genasmen Of tie jury said a lum-
nary of the. ives ern circuit, at the mo-
ment he SAYS Be saw US IN the tap,
will prove that we were locked up 10 the
station house in state of intoxcauon.
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RusSrAs FINeER.-Il is said that
Genera Cass has been settled upon as
Secierary ot Safe, Though the efforts of
the Russian diploaiatists at Washington.
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We ought as much to Pray for a bIcs-
sing upoa our daily rod as upon our dali
IN bread.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

HCCHAEAN AND FHEE + hAssA~.--s'rnnsyl ylTaa5a
was carried last fall against f,em ut on the crs
of "DacAanan anal Free h8n~as" FAogsand- "f
d democrats y3t j far old Haeo Free Kansas
candidate, aud tae same class IF demoe.a.s e.es-
ted s.ytra metaaers of the Legislature da+r1ac y
- pledged. When thag body came 10 elect q L.
s. senator these Free tate democratic ma ia strs
refused to suppsrt forney, who wac pro- lAvery
dou ghfacc, and finding thai they could not elect
Col. Foster, they cast their ballots Cor Gvn Gam
eroa who was known to be an ardent and ref5aah
Free Kansas maa. The eFrae Eaasas' d53 "a
wa not intended hy tho managers u @at afa@'
the election. b she ire State dem a-raas aAs
we're siaccre, lid Got So understand IL Tie.
-taboraty refused to be drilled in.o the saFpor
Of any doogalaee.
| The democrats who voted for General Cameron
were Hessrs. Leho and Hagen-a.icr, Of Seuayldli
aud Aouear, of York. They were formerly vii
mot proyiso Cass men, and never believed III n
| Cincinnati platform As eHpoundta by ForaeJ
/ Wise i Co. seven other democrats voted f.
. Fostc---.hey too aore "Freo Kansas mon o. th
Gov. I3eelcr school The defeat OF Forncy is
glorious event
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We devote portion Of cur columns to
the transactions Of the Teachers Institute,
held during the Hottdays, as we wish to
let the busy rortd know what is being
doEe here FOR the advancement Of educa-
ton.
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JOHN IfIBE e,

ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLoK At
Il LAW Once al his residence near Upton
Cedar County, Iowa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

A WANDERING JEW In NEW YoRK.-A sen.
sation was created in William street, New York
on Tuesday morning, by the appearance of man
on the pave with long floating beard, and dress
ed in loose pantaloons, with turban on bis head
He carried in his hand little manuscript Hebrew
book, out of which he read to the crowd that gath
cred around him. He represented himself as the
veritable Wandering Jew! Nobody knows who he
is or where he came from. Alearned Jewish Rab.
bi was sent for to converse with him, which they
did in the Hebrew language, and the stranger was
fcuud to be perfect in bis knowledge of that most
difficult tongue. The Rabbi tested bin in Arabic
in Phenician and in the Sanscrt, but soon found
that the aged stranger far surpassed him in intima
cy with them all The Rabbi invited him to bis
house; but, said the stranger, may cannot stop.
The Crucifed one of Calvary has pronounced the
edict, and may not rest. must move on" He
was last seen on Thursday, but to where he has
departed no one can tell. RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

SNOW IN SCoTLAND.-Tte past week has been
stormy and cold A good deal of snow has fallen.
but on the coast it has scarcely appeared on the
ground. Inland, however, the snow has been ly.
ing for days some inches in depth communi-
cation from the Braes of Gienlivant, dated Wed.
nesday, says: "Snow began falling very thickly
on Sunday evening, and is continued drifting over
Monday and Tuesday, with q cold wind from the
north. The ground is covered with snow to the
depth of six eight inches and in sheltered places
1t is much deeper" At Tomintoul on Tuesday at
O'Clock, the snow was upwards of twelve inches
in depth-seet fell on Wednesday, and Thursday
there was good fall ofnew snow,-Banf Scotland
Journal Nor. 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

FURTHER FROM MExICO.-The merchants of
Zacatecas have loaned 5000 to the Government of
that State in order to enable 1t to oppose the San
Luis insurgents. General Cruz has rejected the
urgent invitations which the San Luis insurgents
have sent him. in the hope CT gaining some adhe,
rents by having the Generals name coupled with
their cause. The Siglo, ofthe 22d ult has lengthy
account of an attempt which 200 robbers made on
the parish Of Tecolatlan, where they plundered
several houses. 1t also says that Tapalja, Tiza-
pan, Aguaca, Amatitan and Tala have been the
scenes of similar excessss. The band which ats
tackled Tecolatlan passed through Nevajas, with.
out any one hndcring them. Ex Gen Gutierrez
has been taken prisoner by the Government troops,
Eight presbyters, twelve deacons and thirteepkb
deacons, were ordained during advent Meeksby the
Archbishop of Mexico. The work 81 3he railroad
from Mexico to Tacubaya was psogfessing, and the
iron for it is shortly expected to arrive from England
q I'D New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29
nv las. A. OowARDIN.
,w.N A. co.'s LOTTERIES.
- capital PRIZE. $50, 600 I:

m. solIowins Scheme viii Be drawn By g. swAE
4 Co, Maussers Of the fosT GAINES AsvAp.ss
Lnxmx 70, i,oTTrsY, of Alshsma, in each Of their
Iotte RES for FEBRUARY, 1857.
"o'' CLASS u.
-. S,.wr In the city of Mobile Ala, In pubiis, on
SATURDAY, February ., 1887,
CLASS 81.
r h. drawn 10 the city OF Atlanta 0s 70 pu DIG on
40 Thur.day, February 10, 1887.
CLASS 2J,
r, ,. drawn In the city Of Atlantis, Ga 10 public on
10 saturday, February -. 1887.
nv T7WE PIIN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
1850 Prizes.
Mo., than Oar Prize % Erery Ten 7sekefs!
10000 Tickets.
MA0NIFICENT SCENE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

A policeman has been suspended for fve days
by the Mayor of Brooklyn, for negiectipg &c pay
his debts. g.
Lola Montez is preparing to visit Dayton. Ohio,
on theatrical visit.
The panorama Of the Thames, lately exhibited
at st. Louis. sold in that city at constable's
sale on Thursday last.
The Bedford Qnd) Standard states that retailer
of spirituous liquors fined at the last term Of
the court In that county S640.
Marshal Radetsky, the celebrated Austrian, Is
dead
At the residence of Elijah L. Hamln, Bangor.
Maine, at sunrise on the morning Of the oath, the
thermometer stood at forty.four degrees below
zero s.
.s.Iombardy," an estate In Spostsylvania. owned
BIZ the heirs Of E. G.. HiIl containing 700 acres,
was recently sold at % per acre.
There ara six women In Louisville, Kentucky,
under sentence Of imprisonment In the peniten.
tiary.
The cars have at length crossed the Coosa river,
on the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers Railroad.
J.R Doolittle was on Thursday lssG elected Sc
nator of the United States from Wisconsin,.
Miss Jeanette Waters has received e2 600 from
w. s. Bristoi, In Bridgeport, Conn, because he
promjsed to marry her and didn't do H. ssss ~
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VITRIoL THROwIEG IN BOSTON, MASS "A Mrs
Trip, while passing through Hanover street. Bos
ton, Mass had q vainable dress utterly DESTROYED
by vitriol which was thrown upon 1t By some per
son unknown. 1t Is to be hoped the dastardly per
petrator may be caught.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-The DAYTON, Ohio En-

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-The DAYTON, Ohio En-
pre, of the 18th inst, says:
"a gentleman connected with the railroads in
this city, informs us that this morning about 4
o'clock, Conductor Mcclure, of the Greenville and
Miami Railroad while at Union, discovered that
the baggage car of a train on the indianapolis
Road was on fire. He gave the alarm and the
doors were forced open The fire bad already gotten
under weigh" and the body of a man-name un
known-was found in cbarred condition. There
were one or two freight cars also damaged by the
fire 1t is supposed that the man in the baggage
car had been murdered and the cars then set on
fire."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

Louis NAPOLEON AND THE UNITED STATES -
On New Years day the diplomatic corps in Paris
paid their respects to the Emperor, which occa-
sion be congratulated Judge Mason the amicabie
relations existing between the two Governments,
hoped the change ebout to take place in admin
1stration would not interrupt them, and sincerely
trusted that present representative at bis court
would be rett as guarantee of the desire of our
Government for q coptuance of kind relationa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

AMERICAN FLOUR IN CUBA.-The Havana ccr-
respondent of the New Orleans Pcayune, writing
on the 10Th, says:
Amemorisl, signed BY an immense number of Span.
ish rshants and BAKERS has been presented to the
lntendente praying for q reduction Of the duties
American flour. The petition has been favorsb!y
es,ved by the Captain General and shall soon have
the pleasure of informing your readers OF
a favorable result. The thing will CO tainly be ap
proved by the island authorities and think that In
less than three months from now ahall be one Of
your greatest consumers for -four
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

FREE Love EMBUTE.-7he present village OF
How, in weatern Massachusetts recently became
feeAndslzed by the theories of free.love s'circle
btang carried 10 their practical results Mr.. Ol
ord of Springfield, profesaed to have had commu-
nicaton from his deceased wife, announcing the
agreeable intelligence that her spirit had taken pos
session of the BODY Of Mrs. Clark of Ludlow Mr.
Clark, who was also q spritualist, at once surren
dered his marital rights with facility and prompt.
neas which under ordinary circumstances, would
have been slightly suspicious in the hands of the
obligng Mr.. Olvord.
as participant In these left handed and rreguisl
nuptials. On Sunday evening last, the neishbo
cle,' came down with the design to break it up Its
sIiritual high priest treated to of tar
feathers, and free ride out of town. The females
whose virtue had yielded to their faith also received
warning to leave.-Boston Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

SPINNING JENNIEs.-It is calculated that there
are At present ia use throughout the world forty
millions CT spindles used for spinning cotton eight
millions for spinning wool and three millions for
spinning linen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

A TALL TREE-The Chatauque (N. Y) Dem.
ocrat states that pine tree was recently cut in
the town OF Carroll, tout CT which were cut nine
l6feet saw logs, and one IL feet log The stump
and top must have made the tree 100 feet high.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

ANNUAL CoNF Maryland and vir.
einia Annual Conference of the United Brethren
in Christ will meet on the 5th of March, at Mount
Hebron Church, Washington county, Nd
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" . WIN, LUX @UV, NlODIIe, Ala.
20 Np pisn Of Swan IL Co.'s Lotteries

an - 't''' VI NWHu u COs7B L0ttefIt8
$1,000 numbers CORE spending with those ON the
ueteu are placed in wheel The prizes are placed
ih another wheel. number il drawn from the mum.
t ~heei anc at the same time prize s drawn from
me other wheel. The prize drawn il placed ssainst
.ne number drawn This operation il re peated until
all the prizes are drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money to cur address for IN. ,,.,.,.
on receipt Of which they will be forwsrde
Lne iist OF drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
W Purchasers will please write their sign atures
pe.n, sna give their post Office, county and State
- remember, that every prize 10 drawn and pay.
aole In full without deduction -
Az prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid imme.
time Of so days -'Ae'
All tickets eashed or renewed In other tistst. at
either Office. ~ 's"0' Seis
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SEIZURE OF DIAMoNDs-On Tuesday seizure of
diamonds was made st the New York Custom House.
amounting to : 900. The discovery was made at
the Public Stores No. IL Broad street, by opening
the package containing the gems at difere MT end
from that usually opened The diamonds belonged
to the firm of Keule Brothers, No &c Maiden lane.
1t is supposed that this package contained only por
tion OF the snuggled diamonds and an agent of the
GoveEnms has been disps chsd to Phisdelphia for
the purpose of seixing the balance
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Brilliant Sch me!

2S5 prizes amounting to............,,,,Ss316O O0O
Whole Tickets Sis; Halves So Quarters sd;
Eighths So VI
Ell ~
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined BY III
last figure OF the number that draws the $50, 900
prizes For example, 1t the number drawing the
$4,000 prize ends with No l, then all the tickets
where the number ENDS in will be entitled to $50
II the number ends with No. z then oil the Tick cts
and on to 0. ~ WV
Certlhcates OF Packages will be sold at the follow
Ing rates, which 10 the riak
Certificate Of package of 10 whole tickst. H,0O
Do, DO 10 half a. 20
Do. do 10 o,,rtsr Jo OF
Do do. 10 eights do I2A
address orders for tickets certificates either to
3. SWAN L. Co, Atlanta Ga or
.. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala, or
3. SWAN, Box 200 Mobile Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

A MEhlCAN AOTkL.-I have this day
;n,., so.a ana conveyed 10 Mr.. VIM. B. Bishop, the
are, good will, &C., Of the American Hotsl And 90
, elt contnuancs OF the liberal patronsee Of the
tor. uM " s'1 E PsUPaAe'
'en' j, 1907. Committee of j. j. Brown.
AUG unasIened haviog taken lease for term
yesis On fhs American Rptel respectfully solicits
snsie OF patronage from his friends and tbs public
m pisosea himself that NO effort his part shall be
spaea 70 render bis guests comfortable and 10 sus
'sih ans present reputation Of the house.
-Ez-n w. B, BISHOP.
AND PAINT MILLS, Paint ScTubs.
Cot Sssn ana Counter Dusters, and RAINTERnI
SoLOhs, fesh snA Of the hest quality, for sale by
nW WIN. gATTLEA 4 CO.
nlviDEND.-Tke PresisonG aDd Direc
- tors Of the ExchsSee Bsnk Of virgiIis have de.
eas,ed semi annual Dlvidend Of 81 Ser eent., sub
The iasa isstsasI - w:P. sII6fHER. "
HS-Sw Csshish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

The Rev. DR.. Hector Humphreys, for more than
a quarter of a century the President of st Johns
College, at Annapolis, Md, died In that city on
Sunday last, aged about SO years. fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

EXPLOSION OF A HEATING APPARATus,-The
boiler OF heating apparatus in the house of Mrs.
Houston, on Centre street, exploded on Saturday,
bulging the wall of the kitchen, knocking down
the stove, and playing several serious prapks 1t
appears that during the Geld weather of last week
the pipe leading from the apparatus to the street
froze, and the boiler was still kept dry and heated
and the cold water rushed in from the street into
the boiler, generated a quantity of steam-more
than 1t was able to bear-and an explosion was the
result. Luckily, no one was near when the explo-
sion took place, or we should have been under the
painful necessity at this time of recording the loss
of life This should serve as a warning -Vheel
ing Times of Monday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

DEATH OF CLERGYMAN-The Rev. Mr..
Holmes, formerly pastor of the First Associate
vania, died at the residence of Judge Porter In
Ohio last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

POWDER MILL ExPLosIoN-One Of the mills Of
the Massachusetts powder works, 1t Barre, Mass,
took fire and exploded on Sunday, l1th inst. The
building was com pletelr destroyed Loss a. OoO.