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sAUK RAPIDS M T.THURsDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1857.

her Valensisnnes, Mrs. Jones WINS 80
earnest md sincere, that ! thought i
would be 4 pity ~ break her charming
delpsion, resolved therefore, s1ia, to
smoke serond-rate cigars for. the next next
six months md indulge The u II dear crea- t'9;
ture in her wishes; and she looks go
lovely, apd seems 20 happy IN her her new N
dress and collar. that s'.,' to confess n the 4
truth. I don't regeet what lhi' have done.
Nevertheless Az an abstract b i a II. proposl-
tion.sI still hold to the secret opinion,
that # paying twea1,y1-tiyss shill'ngs for fl
makfb and trimming. 4 dress that cost
only thirty. doesn't exactly show a knackk
for ECONOMY. ;:a .,ft
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4 From the Literary Messenger.
/ ODE TO THE FLOWERS. #
nr 5. o A, wooD.

s@Aas III =. g. a.. WOOD -s#s3Fs
10, far is shines the summers sun, Or floats the
filH summer breeze, tt asE
Ys bloom along the fairy land and skirt the silver
ss4i seas ]; s tssg9s n. .s sa A
Ye are the children Of the eurth---the pilgrims Of
a day,
And like the holy dreams Of youth, ye'e vanish
ing away.
The warrior counting Ger the slain--,hs maiden
10 her bower s,3s $s ~ 3ys5 gss
The pilgrim, sainted shrine. al vespsr's holy
III hour sfts t { ii fss I'll.
The fierce dark man npon the sea---ihe prisoner
with his chain, ss
Through ye revoke the llisslal day Of innocence
As ngain. sa .ii, fses s.t5
Ye bring message 70 the heart OF secret sorrow
a.e rung, IA a#g 4, fs.a
And to the fair and artless. one that treachery
81 hath stung, s
Aye, bloom az sweetly on the grave where erring
81 , beauty sleeps,
Az where above the naughty dead, the proud
dissembler weeps s=.s
love ye, for ye bring 10 mind the purity that's
gone.
The he stainless tears Of other years with sghs bul
yainly drawn.
! love ye, for the sweet fond dreams Of dear
A departed time,
Are clus,'ring With ye round the form of man
..' hood in his prime.
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THE MISTAKE.

Eight years had passed 1t was sum
mer time again, and the hills were green,
and the fields were yellow with her glo-
ry. ltwas in the morning, and Deacon
Grant sat under the porch Of the great,
old, rambling cottage /; for the day was
very warm, and the top was wrappd
thickly around with hop vine,
These eight years had greatly changed
the deacon. He seemed TO have stepped
very suddenly into old age, and the light
wind that stirred TIE green leaves, shook
the gray hairs over his wrinkled FORE
head, as he sat there, reading the village
newspaper, with eyes that had begun to
grow dim.
And every little while, fragments Of
some old-fashioned tune aoated out to the
old man, soft, sweet, straw fragments !;
and fitting back and forth from the par
try to the breakfast table was young
girl, not nandsom, but with a sweet,
E. Fl, e
frank, rosy countenance, whose smiles
seemed to houer naturally as sunshine
over June skies. ~
She wore a pink calico dress, the
sleeves tucked above her elbows, and a
"checked apron. Altogether, she was
q fair, plump, healthful-looking country
girl. ..''.s'. 7.
And while the cid man read the paper
under the hop vine, and the young girl
hummed and huttered between the pam
try and the kitchen table, a young man
opened the small, front gate, and went
up the narrow path 10 the house.
He went up very slowly, staring all
about him, with an eager, wistful look,
and sometimes the muscles Of his mouth
worked and quivered,as ones will when
strong emotions are shaking the heart.
He had firm sinewy frame, Of midi
ding height he was not handsome, but
there was something in his face you
would have liked ]; perhaps il was the
Hight away down in the dark eyes per-
Ihaps j. was the strength and character
foreshadowed ia tho lines about the
mouth. cannot tell ]; It was as intan-
gible as Il was certain you would have
liked that face. WY
/ The door was open, and the young
man walked into the wide hall He
stood still i moment, staring around the
low wall, and on the palm-leaved paper
| that covered the side. Then q thick,
mist broke into his eyes, and he walked
o. like one ia i dream, apparently quite
f;rgetful that this was not his own home.
y think those low, sweet Fragments Of
sony unnconesously drew his steps to the
kitchen, for few moments later, he
stood IA The doorway, watching that fair.
g,iilrl ,iill Is shs removed The small rolls of
yeilaw 'batter. from I wooden box 70 an.
'eiaa.rtksn plate can hardly transcribe
the expression of the man ) face. il
was. was one 81 mingled dJubr. surprise, e.
Igerness. that, u last. ail'conyefged into
onses nses oI joyful certainty.
sMerciful man = Tho words broke
from the gitl,s iips. and the ~ roll of
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1eIett 81 oeftrp
WHY DON'T, YOU TAKE THE
N \, y PAPERS ]! @

~~~~-~~~~e r>s>>rrr-
Why DON'T, YOU TAKE TIL
, sss PAPERS !! e..
~ n. Il. WILLIS,
Why don't you take the pa persa s
They're the lie Of my delight !;
Except about election time, j
And then read for spite. .t@
Subscribe, yon cannot loose a cent a3 SIS.
Why should you be attaid s,s
For cash thus spent is IN oney lent &
On interest Tour ioud paid.
Go then and TAXA the papers,
And pay to-day. nor pray delay
NJ. And my word il is inferred
You'll live till you are gray.
An old newspaper friend Of mine. t
While dying from cough, ff
s Desired'to hearthe latest news,
}i!sa While he was dying Of. 81
! took the paper and read js.ass .se..ss
OF some new pills in force Tsltsa.
s;a He bought box-and is he dead
No-bearty as horse
Enew a printer 5 debtor once,
.B@ Racked with SEQ rching fever,
Who ss,wore 10 pay her debt next day
II her distress would leave her.
Next morning she was al her work, rs iE
e Divested Of her pain, M
Blu, did forget to pay her debt,
Tilltak en- down again. stf
Here Jessie, take the Sc siiver wheels
Go pay the printer now - gsH
She spoke, and slept, and then awoke
Il, With health upon her brow. s,4y
knew two men as much alike
As ere you saw two stu,nps,
And no Phrenologist could find
~ difference III their bumps.
One took the papers and his life
Il shappier than kings.
l His children all can rfad aud write, ~ .s@
And talk Of men and things. tad
The other took no papers, and h.,
While stro,ng, tthro'gh = wood,
.. A tree FL; down upon his crown,
And killed him . .. VERY good. = =;
Had he been reading Of the news
Al home like neighbor Jim,
l'Il bet cent that accident
Would not have happened him.
Why don't yon take the papers
it Nor from the printer sneak,
Because you borrow Of his buy
A paper every week.
For he who takes the papers,
And pays his bills when due, .,..
Can i've in peace with God and man,
And With the printer too.
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CHI "A NC E OF
ADMINS I RATION.
THE Subscriber, wishing to inform the
citizens Of Sauk Rapids and sur
rounding country, that the
s e B a M M i u il S.
5.aTsaUK RAPIDS, BENTOJr CO.,

has changed from the old Company to
the subscriber, and The Saw Mills 10
operation, and the Grist Mill will be as
soon as possible. The SUBSCRIBER has
and will keep on hand all kinds III Lum-
Der. Lath and Shingles, forzafe, and
his patrons will be accommodated ia d
short time with Flour and Mill Stuff
generally The patronage OF the COM
muaity is invited, believing from past
experience and untiring efforts, 70 sup
ply the wants Of his customers, that en-
tire satisfactioa win be given.
& s.s li.s4a: 3 @ o. ID. WEBB.
n Sauk Rapids, Nov. IL. 1856. 90
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UP & DOING i!
CABINET WARE,
SASH s. DOORS
opposite
MR.. HAMLlN'S OFFICE

on the river has got turning Lathe
in operation. where he will keep con-.
stantIy on hand, Bedsteads, Tables,
Stands Of all kinds. Bureaus and all
work in the Cabinet line, and also sash
and Doors Having served his time as
an apprentice at the Cabinet trade in the
East, and having been to great ex-
pense in fitting up q shop. he datters
himself that he can give all satisfaction
who nav favor him with call. Turn
ing Of all descriptions done on orr
notice, and also Repairing furniture done
with neatness and despatch. Give US a
call. STEPHEN O CRAWFORD
Sauk Rapids. March Is. 81. no2tf
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Lieut. Maury informs us that another telescope comet
Discovered by Dr. Bruins al Berlin, March 49, is
supposed 10 be ..Qe with the third comet of 1915, dis
covered by Brorsenan elliptic orbit for which has been
computed by Dr. Won GaleD, by which IL 10 lis
perielon juno 9th OF tho present year The places Of
relractor Of the Naonaal observatory the 18th April
are follows -
Comet 1861, J..... (fArrHsp r. Ascons'n Declinat'n
April i7,h. 81 30 Q, ii+ 90 % 5 IS g
Comet, 1857, IL . (sruhns) r. Ascens'n. Becina,'n.
Apra r,.A s ss 50 IT IT ae+ d Il ST St c s
The ifst comet IL increasing ~ distance from the earth
the second approaching, AMI viii be- visible during the
whole u May The frat now in Aunges, the second In
PcrseGs.-Wasaiagon i,eetgelcsr, April 20.
from the 81. Louis Republican, April COL
The announcement Of tho approaching comet, by Ger
maa astronomer, has caused, in some parts Of Europe
such panic have sometimes Witnessed here suci
as that The Merite fanactn. Such fears are easlS
excited and a. far judge, their prevalence
produces any good, and always causes among uo gnoa
and fearful much unmitigaled misery. rs to comet he
been noticed In the Republican, which has been op
posed 10 all ura!sm, all fanauc.sm and s nimca :,
public veal AK permission 10 say Ia your columns, and
J. Tai there are no astronomical calculations Of ths
orbit a. Tho coming comet that warrant III. prediction. tia,
u win touch The earth.
2 That Is beyond the power Of present scicnco b cal.
clatc 20 orbit eccentric that this comet emf of
long JHricd a. 10 say whether 10 WILL will hit
The earth. This no astronomer can know.
3 The nucleus orb Of ali comets - very small, and
mot likely entirely gaseous. Tho tail Of comet which
Is feared the bssie Of destruction, Is thin that
you e. 80. stars through 4, IL cannot BIT the old earth
bard glow than she could probably endure without much
damage.
4 There "a M proof on record ths, any comet ever
affected a,mo phsrc IN the beast The
cold OF comet years all DO explained easily
the cold Of years whom there ocnet-
LIT ms say, in closing,
rcsr not On, ;ris. IN Providence
HIRAM +. GOODRICH
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Ytorrsssr ~ P,rrsyosp, N.Y.-There was grea

excitement In Ptfor yesterday understand, caused
by The sudden dsRppaaranre Of couple residing not
great way from that quiet village. Tho particulars "a we
learn them about follow IA few days since n
along and hired cut ~ farmer whose did
learn Only few farn4s distant resides person by tho
q Cook, who has wife and four children. This
hired hrs been frequent visitor a, The house ~ Cook
and has probably Improved his time " ngratlste himself
INTO IA. affections OF Mrs. Cook. Sunday, tbs story
gov Mr.. COOK returning from church found this hired
man and Mrs Cook in a togciher On demanding
explat the put bold front and sad that Mrs
cook hrs rrhtfu wife, that he had married her sOno
feure,n years ago that he had The best right b hor and
gong have her. Mrs Cook took tho part u her
newly foana husband, and told Mr. Cook that she Wa
going with him ho hired mani; that h. boil sailor
AMI that he would take ef her. Ar Cook cxpoeula
ed with hrs wife AMI pointed Tho b his four chfron
~ proof that til. his wife, but Il q
aval-they we're bound 10 20. Mr.. Cook then went out
some dstanc. from ~. house ~ procure a and
turning found that The pair hal flown. lie Immediately
follow "a pursuit, and traced them N i1tfori Tho
evening he bis wife IN the street, but she refused
20 hack with him, and would no, tell where her paramour
Mr. Cook v, her take her aud continued ~
search for The ssduc.r, but unnecessarily. Nrs. Cook
found him, bowsver and both f the village for parts
known. Al The -si accounts they hal uOi bs~t beard
from --Rockel.u dalr.oaH, tprA "a
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The New city Charter.
PROBABLE MEASURES OF THE PRESENT CoRroRAr
TO Nr1.I1rY IL.

PROBABLE MEASURES OF PRESENT CORPORATION
To NuLL1rY IT.
The spirit shown by the Common Council nj We last meet
ins proves that the new city charter passed by the Iogs
laurc will no, go Into effect without desperate oor, 10
prevent possible. As set positive action has been
taken having that end In view, but Il Is Understood that
resolutions being drawn up which will undoubtedly
pass at the next meetings Of the Boards of Aldermen and
Councilmen and the effect Of which will be 10 throw the
dispute into the courts where may by the laws delay be
kept until a Legislature Is elected, Who s posb,e
will repeal all these obnoxious bills
his new charter " cunniugly framed, 10 make
the interest Of The law officers Of tho city 10 uphold IT, II
makes the Corporation Counsel much more important
ocer than he r. and the Common Council can hardly
expect him n work very hard TO aside. The
they win eventually take will be looked for with srea, In
terest should Mat officer not take grounds against tao
new charter.
The points 10 be made sgansi this charter and on which
will BE- brought before The courts are follows;-
L. II viii be denied that the Legislature justified N
turning out Of oce Parties who lad been elected By TIC
people for Specified term which bad not yet expired
This rules of office the present Mayor and Common
Council the end Of the year Commissioners Ebrg
and selsh The Let Of May although the Of oce
which they were elected will not have expired.
2 All The city charters heretofore Passed with one ~.
cevon have been endorsed either by the Corporation
the people, and Is yet vesed question WHISTLER the
fegx has legal right " institute charter
express wish Of the people who b. be governed by
The charter Is unpopular and would not set mociy
OF uit msmpeie " the 'onlhoh tpbnoh psNsttsu ~ ana
vii be question for The courts 90 decide ~ ~ lsss
~ In this point of view
D. II Is stll question IN law how tar the Legislature
has right 70 amend the city charter. II Il perfectly
proper and legal For the State say how many members
the Board OF Aldermen shall BE- composed q, OF what
shall be the principal departments In the city government
bu, the moment II touches the property Of tho city
anscends rs powers The Stats say bow vharves
aud docks shall be leased city real estate cold; these
and kindred matters subjects the Corporation Of s
city. however constituted alone pass upon II Il a.
legged that this charter does trench upon the
served rights a che city and ca that ground, so viii
be contested.
There viii doubtless be other points besides tcse rAa-
toned above, vhchil AFFORD rreiext for delaying and
impeding the operation ef the charter until The
legislature SITS whom vigorous edort Will be made u gei
new charter ensc'ed more in consc1aoce With Nv wa
a. ~ our
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syyo,rTrcS 10 m N wl.sTcHEsTrs COTS

fFFVNllitN ~ IA Nis~itdfs5tLh JOlNlNs
gts opposlon ~ The Police blu In wesichsster
tcwy equally a. strong IN Sew YORK. xlugs, and
u,ss rcniscd " the acmrfsic rsf,y Republicans and
so hsS mon ~ ;yfsnniea. ayssiea 81 their rights
~. srpnS uai tbc : forced upon
',74.r s.s1ts Which sfe a., .ailed "a urppion 70 u,
sn 4 ..-sfga 'nda.l % i.ps cyunes S. a.. know Ger
ovAwatI sra .nf.f - r'!er than mere OF; der5 Ra
IA q i-' csn9' q eam y ,o,hs b.I lee p toe ,vsS
'Alt sbi t-sia, IL - soa wlnoh i..i = -. "a.
iss na eppcitoopsS.~ usc. IN ,bs d1, ~. GO niies
fheIs hrss 's's o, csas N Nss,sbsstsT Who care
at ~ lrai Si,a -l, eD- r. mt ,osby ttas. bit
~ saas tnfr p'te -irrs are lnsrred SIN. Gnd i1Ny
sfc 'al .o4 y lay Ec pirr- - @. &c. ma t. q
t~4 if1fs4 -sy dsixs, lhs, e. 11' -sf ii'fTss' y
~ 2Af ADi Asy b.e fans al .o-ss, o,isrnnf at
suf ODD ~ pfceCi reir properly Cta1 10 AT p1tis %
ih ,c-y, VITO DO not vote ~ presdroisl etcion7
at tong EDWARD IA vrshui ma nner declaring taoy
49, v po TIE law W o. ce Court Q. AVyrsg. 1ney say
DC. kaox uoag al I'll about New York, Kings or Rch
ucnd bui they Dunk ,ey posted viii regard West
chester, aud they must BE- ssdded With . heavy sdd
nonai tsx, NJ all events they'll have a light for 10
No casssl proceedings have yet been tsken ~ The
Bcsrd Of Supervisors does not meet tn June. Certain
members d TIA, Bard shst uslr action viii then
b destssdp and anss:ncxiy pimcal " Me bal
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Apposntmenss by the Pressdent.

Richard Rotap appraiser general II San Francisco, Ca
lfornn, vice samuel ,. Bridge, removed.
Henry g. Matthew's, collector, Georgetown, d. e., Voc
Robert white, Whose commission has expired.
Michael Kane, appraiser, San Francisco, California, yes
O. r. sutton, removed.
Henry soushion, district attorney soy ysrmoos,
frrk, whose commission has expired.
r. B,ddle Robsrr district attorney Cor West Psnnsyra
MA, vice Thaler, resigned.
jas. Conncr, district attorney for South Carolina, vice
ivare, commsslon expired
VIM Morrow, Marshal for Delaware, re appointed
r. j. Moreno, marshal for North Florida no apposuted
y Blackburn, mar,hsj for South Florida, re appciDt
G. g walden, dIsrc, attorney for North Alabama, re-
W. H. H. r~op, marshal for North kssl2ippi, we JOr-
dar whose COMMISSION has expired.
Richard Grinfib, marshal for South ns&ipp, 70
jaIncs C. Pcnnie, b,ay hal for South California
William Al. wclch, chef justice of knnesoe', re- ~
PORTED. -,
John pe, assstAn, justice Of MnDssoss wee oeA'assi'
commission expired. -. -. Ss..
RR Nekon assistant jastos u Minnesota, v'os ssef'
bufne, Commission expired. -. 49,. Of A..
sam W. Black Of f.nnsy lvana, assistant rs"ce " W.
braska. VIC. t'ndsrwosyi, resigned - -. -
yiw.rd fAndsr, chief Just,e o. "shnsso 's''''
&c spp.snted. - -. ru..,o~~ =.
sgpo'osed. , ,,... ~ ,,sy,n ys,,,,a,x
arTSsFtsn. - -. Of Decor, 1,.xrs,o~,, "a.
s~sssosf
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BOarvs orCo,sncilnneu.

IN the Board Of Counclmen last evening Mr.. OnARsoy
proposed the appointment Of Especial committee to revise
the rules Of order and the standing committees Of the
Board comfortably with the charter. The rcsolu-
iion wa laid on the table.
ADVERTISING ooNwrTU ys1rScSl
ms.ion OF Mr.. Waugh 20 the meetings of com
mtecs 10 BE- advertised in the HkRAID, sdoI&ed.
Tr WV ro'icr COMMISSIONERS.
After few words from Messrs. Ottarson and Warner
the Boad concurred with the Board of Aldermen in ia
rectng the present Police Comm loners 10 retain pos
session Of all property belonging Ia the Police Department
and refuse 10 acknowledge the newly appointed Com
mssioners, ~ having voted a1lrmatvey and Ii mega
lively.
In Committee Of the Whole number of papers were
passed " a third reading.
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rur NAVAL couwr or lssrnr--on Monday A.

brnoon The ~ Lieut. Palmer cceed before Court
No. 4, Lieut. Palmer reading bis defence. subss-
quenty The Judgment IN The has been made Up and
Transmitted 70 the Secretary Of Ne Navy and The o.
Passed hdshipmsn Augug,as HclAughn (droppcdl h
called.
In the second court Documentary evidence behalf Of
the government tbc pcBdng Of Lieut. Chandler
read ami Csls cenn.ns ham, pnted states Navy,
sminsd thc ssds.
In Tho third eSurt uss ,ase a Issut BALDWIN irered)
VA taon w. ue appeared IN rs own behalf n G A.
Jc-tsp ~ Ne has been syroniet ei~rk " hk cvart
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Several repCf6 ana pecursS were f"ctlNer.
INFORMANT COMMUNICATION ON THE STATE ov rgs
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF rHs Ac~
cs1.,rnlAls's o'rcr sssy .se I. s, :, n...,.,
How. BoAsp or AiDEanyr lss errv ov Wv ycsS-..
compsnee wih r.soalsn q y0sr ssnra
biz r.ssons for refusing % pay o.. 1 .san- sy srssa
posssrsou to s credit city accounts. 1 A.
sss ne s me CIV sp sS ns S %
the account with the C9mni.seners % n. SINKING = and
credit s ass mn % as y ssss S ss e q
SoSs Rh ssS oysdsS coSna nsrs ass an he
S1sR ND Ss'
In aSa!on he shoe aud LEADER band had tsiea
9 for % u ss Swn
Making Ga, oye,dra s e IA ne rsesIary &c.
,aiiiiSa four hundred aud ,hirts,tSo thousand ss
On the i.th day Of ipi he Commissioners o. he ''
sinking Fund had TO their crsdit eight hundred and
Leaving net ovsrarafi over and shove ali accounts,
CITY Treasury and Sinking Fund, FIVE hundred and
state Cha; ns total amount e ss,ss a
dollars Which amount would have been paid by he cSSmSer
lain, I'm addition 70 the oyerdafts above mentioned II he had
the oyerra would have saved the city warrants going 10
would advise the Board that revenue bonds
BEING sS sS S vi gsr few
daysrepensh the City Treasury Shsn 81 demands w os
Alderman BIrrr moved that the communication BIO re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Alderman McspypoN said, If no understood the matter
right the city treasury had been overdrawn 10 the extent
OF 81 400 oOO and that they on the verge Of bank
ruptcy He hoped the motion TO refer would be adopted
Alderman TroSsR said there never was such demand
for money for public expenditure and that the Of
the depletion Of the city treasury was TO be- seen in the
reckless contracts that made. should not however
90 abroad that the city treasury Of New York bank
rupt It was not fact and he regretted that such an as
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yvss says,-sV8r c.asrs are bsg.nulns v observe The
unusual number Of slaves that constantly rsssing
tlrO1sh Peter bgrs th.r way Sou and 10 shs fnnd
OF many TIE result apr-srs n.yabs that will need but
the work ~ ten twenty years " clear Virginia com
pe,ey OF tsi part u her Ierulaiou oompeny a ooe
husticd - ed thr0. "A on NAttrday.
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FArHE A'tIHfFT ~ A mTtIIIhNs-Sl0hW N.
yaftnss VI tic mot Accomplished rultar IN die
rned Sass vhIe cr"elng the Of tbs Central Rail
road IN rtFoi, s'Fvc- Ny tran, Which Y~-~sd over
him. s.t~fing bol lse from bis b,fy. De lived about
two hafs. sgnos Mar about frty ~s an yaags
OF age lie vss born IN Aafageaa, SPAN, and cam "
M piry aD0a twenty four years ago.