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Tint widow.

The New York press is greatly excited
about the case Of an interesting young wild
ow, Of that city, whose late husband left
her an income Of $4,000 u year on condt.
tion that che did not marry again. II she
marries the income Is lost. Wen, she ihas
found young gentleman whom she wishes
TO marry, and he 10 willing. But the loss OF
the income is the trouble. She has offered
the heir.at.law, as q compromise, two thirds
Of the income, and she 10 retain tile one.
third and marry; but he cruelty refuses. -.
What sliali siis dos A hasbaDd and no in.
come, or the, 81 ,OU0 a year and no husband
Is tbe alternative. The will is binding. ard
she Is in great distress. Meantime Mis- NOT
quite certain that she could get the hush and
ifail the income was given up. lGt is q dis.
tFessing case. .In fact il 10 provoking; and
her feelings towards that dead husbands
memory must be anything but amiable. But
still the man had right TO say whether his
money should go toctheF peoples children
cr 10 dis own kindEed.ss5l i5 ssJ 80
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A spunky French w osnan.

We find the following good story on q
tur through cur exchanges:
A young French woman was engaged as
dressing maid to n lady OF RINK in Russia.
One day, whiks combing ont her mis.re- $
long, black hair, she hurt h,r head; the Ia.
ty turned round and gave her n slap in the
lace The French woman, who had hold
Of her hair, liich sbe WIS ON lhe poigt Of
tying, 70 that it was gathered together in
her nand, grasped it tishtly, and illicted
sound correction on the lady's ear with the
hair brush. Perhaps ii may be thought that
che was Immediately punished by being Ia.
ken to the police, Sr at least silmn,arily dis.
missed from the household. Far from it,
The mnd knew the character Of the Rus.
SLAMS too well, and also knew what she was
about. She was perfectly aware that her
mistress would not dare to expose her. on
account of the disgrace to herself; for it
would have been un indelible one Tor no.
bic lady to have been betten (in hny place
but Count Orloff s Office and especially by
u menial; she therefore not only took the
whole qdietly, but presented the French
woman withtthirty silver roubles and new
gownrto buy her silence. She wos ever af.
ter treated with much consideration, and ut
the time the anecdote was told, she was in
the same situation. 81 SJi4a.arra -a
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Lawrence Comnty.
The L0wrencS Journal Of Saturday speal

The LawrencC Journal Of Saturday speaks
thus Of the New Castle Bank:
In 10 days paper we publish the report Of
the investigating committee Of the affairs Of
the Bank OF New Castle. The figures do
not appear quite as favorable as they did at
first to US; however, il does not materially
alter the state Of the affairs OF the institu.
ton. The committee Itates that forty thos-
saspd dollars Of the assets may be consider.
ed bad; but they do not inform the public
in whose hands they are, and one of them
requests the editor of the Freeman to state
that since the report was drawn Up, $Ss 900
of its circulation has been redeemed. We
ure not prepared to sny how this sum was
redeemed or tu give the reader any more in.
formation than is contained in this report
We consider the note hokders sale---the
stockholders are bound 10 redeem the notes
in oinculaiion. Since writing The above we
enrn that the $35'OO0 were redeemed by
persons indebted to the Bank, who lifted
their obligations. And we learn further that
our citizens are subscribing 10 tho capital
stock Of the Bank to make up the false rep
utation OF stock claimed by Sherwin, Nriter
ard Wsgonseller. The beslness men Of
New Castle are determined to place the
Bank On firm basis, and elect men to man.
age its affairs who are ka,own to be hvnest
and responsible. 81 7#e-.s- s4 ~ d
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Returns from different parts OF Ohio bring
good tidings for the Democracy. Many pla-
ces where the Fremontcrs carried the day
Install are revolulionized, and there are
lsrge Democratic gains in the other DIS.
tlicis. There is a gain OF nearly 5000 in
CincinnGti-part Of our ticket having been
elected, whereas the united force against US
last fall was over $500. Dayton, Fremont,
Tim, Steubenville, Cleveland, and other
towns and cities, are in the Democratic
column. In Csnne ecticut we have two Dem.
ceratic members of Congress. Before we
had none. Roll on the ball.
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Tbs oswsgs IN. \, Z, TSn,. .peak. Of !
new ePidsdic tpown b TIE hsms of"brsin
fever a tuIf alaruipg throughout Mad.
son and oaOnasgs eOdhtiea Il adds:
A gentleman who hss lately visited the
former county informs US that in some To-.
calilies the people are leaving In alarm and
dismay. Persons attacked with the remark
able malady very suddenly, soon become IN
insane and die in q few hours. We do not
know that any have recovered when once
attacked BY the disease. Duane DrowH snd
Richard Thomas, Eos two prDmineht
-lawysrs0 Madls0A county, hare fallen vic,
inns 10 i, and we are told in some villages
deaths occur daily. As yet there is no ra.
H0nal ekpianaaioa ofstAis disease. % o.
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The nIIssIon 70 china.

The PhilsdsidhIz Nora AnIsriean, H.
publican paper, fery highly fbmmeaas iAe
appointment Of Wm. B, Reed ss Mi6iste, %
China. Il considers itjnss now de mos,
important mission In the world, and thinks
AFR. Reed we'll qualified for its great and
difficult duties. The United States. Eng.
land, Frsnre, Russia-GR the great powers
of the -wor.d have their attention turned in.
teptly on China hffsirs, and the conflict that
hrs there eomenehcsd. A nation that con.
saiRsm smOhe than one-ihird Of the b Imam race
is assail,d BY Two na,ion, containing less
.ihnn dflh of its population, but having
far greater cupucRses f0f var. But the con-
fiic will be tremendous, and the loss Of life
greater Than in modern times, In the bon.
bardment Of one city already seveag thou:
sand Chinese have been slain; and instead
Of being intimidated BY that they are more
resolved thnn ever 10 prosecute the war to
the "bilter end" and perish or drive out the
foreigners. 1t is not yet ascertained what
the temper Of the Chinese government and
people is towards the Americans. But Il is
probable thu, they, too, will meet with but
little favor unless Russia should advise a
more friendly course. A large number OF
our citizens are residents Of China, Our
eommerc ewith that empire is large and val
,uable. To protect our citizens and our in.
teresis there win require great judgment and
discretion in our minister. It is generally
conceded that WIN. D. Reed is competent to
the task, and that the selection is good
one. II is to be hoped he will not decline
the task. 1t is difiicnlt and even danger.
ous one, bu1 is now one OF honor. 1t is 4
high compliment to him that he is selected
tor such place at such time. The pow
ers with which he will be invested will be
great, and will be, backed by feet; and to
him will be intrusted the care of our inter.
ests with more than ono third Of the hum an
raoe.-f'ost.
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a Rssslrsd by ths General Asssmtly9 tks State ef
Ohio, ThrO: -hlths Of the menb vleeied TO each
House coneurrIng therein, that IL b., and hereby 10.
proposed 10 the electors of this Stale 10 the
sec" VI Tuesay Of October next upoR the approszoi
rejection VI the following ehdmeht, substitute
1r tho hnh aud xh sections Of tbs fourth article Of
tho Consultation. viz. 6 Erc. s.. District Courts shall
Ie held IN each county nt least once in zach year by
one or more District Judges elected by the electors
Of separate Districts 10 be prescribed by law, who
shall hold thcr Office for I've years; and dnring their
e"nnua,icn In ONCE shall reside In The dittrice &c
wi they arc elected. The rovisi1Es Of The feur.
tsenIh sect"n OF this article shall apply to District
Judges. The General Assembly ma! by law authorize
the Judges Of the District Court, aud Of tho courts ~
common pleas, to fix tho times II holding their spec
uvc c"uris until District Judges tha have been sert
sd and qualified. District Courts shall be held BY the
Judges Of tho Supreme Court aud Of the Cousis q
Common Pkss, as new authorized. Sec. 0. The Dis
trict Court shall have such Jurisdiction may be
provided by law, aid the Judges thereof tha have ahd
exercise such power aud urisdiction atchambe. nnd
may be required to ai Judges ofthe courts Of Com
n. II. VAN voRHRs, b.
speaker Of the iiuusc of Representatives..
THOMAS II FOkU,
ef ;r... t, President Of the Scnai0-
Datcd April Sd, 1857, '1N %
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A Good appointment.

Ron. RUFUs p. RANSsY has been mp.
Ielnsed U. 8. D;ssrict Attorney for the
Northern District Of Ohio. This is most
rxcelfest sppeintmeut. No man in Ohio
is better qualified to discharge the respon.
sible duties of that position than Mr. Ran
ney. BY many years of constant and cx
tensive practice, as well as two terms uToa
the Supreme bench of the State, he has
proven himself to possess u mister mind.
and in every thing that pertains to laws and
courts, he is, in the highest sense, master
workman. His appointment will rea.c! hon
or upon the administration.
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AMENDMENT Ko. 4.
Dated April ID, 1871.

Rrsotred BY the General y6SseSbfy Of fke STATE ef
Oho, three Atths of the inelnbrrs elected To ca.A
b0nsc eohcnrrlrg therein, That il he and hereby is
proposed To the electors Of the State en- M, secnd
ue:day Of oct"ber ncNt 10 approve ct the fol-
Ing anne eHin.cht Iaa substitute far the first ahd
second scetMs Of the thirteenth article If the Com
stituti"n. Viz: CORPORATIONS Of every description
siali be reatcd and corporate pow ersht nIiy
by general laws which shall define the powers, privi
Of each class or descriptions
but the General Assembly may enact special lsWsfeF
the relief Of corporations in peculiar cases. aEd MA
make provisions in regard 10 corporations liz
cnscs whrreirom the peculiar location OF Interests
such special pro, isions are required. aud may fran
time Ia time alter or repeal all such lAws.Gs ARE sa-
tlIorized by this section. ..;u. &, sx8t
N n. VAN WORRIES,
'."'.' SPesier eJtdr HUssc Of EtprsssEtatirss,
..g ae.r .r,a THOMAS Il FORD.
President Of the Senate. as
.DateI Anril0 tey- =
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AMENDMENT NO. 3.

"a Res0ired6y the GeAsral yassembIy eftls State sf
OAS, Three hftls "f the inenihers elected te csri
branch rohrurring therein that be and hereby l..
Pr"scd 10 the electors Of the state, vete a tie
sce,nd Ttesiay Of 0ciObrr next to rprvyo ~ reject
the following amendment substitute Tor the soc.
ond aud third sections Of the " cth article VI the
Constitution.
Ailr"perty, pcrsonaland real, shall be suljert 10
taXnton, 10y uniform rule, Rt tho true yalne lheHrof
In mohc! but such deductions from creMe ma, be al
lowed as the General Assembly mas .letun extr,El;
Pr"vilc; that bar,ihg grounds. public sehooI hous.
O., nhd all 'iief public 4T,T'erty. aid all ihsntis
VI Pnrely pa,is clEly, and all houscs uscd sxrlu.
steiy fur Pubkc wor'hip shall be exempt from taxa
aian; ai S the Lai value u the rcrsoai property
Of vS lcrsan shall hot exceed my dollars, the s.is
'nns bic cxeulS from taxation. An property rmpl.s-
cd III banking shall always bear burden Of taxatun
eG ud TO that imposed the property u" iniv vdusis.
. fs.. -s.H .ef NH. VAN yOkhES,
Speaker ef ths Houss IF Rtprssehfatirss.
s a#m -57 i 80" THOMAS H. FUKp, -
President Of the Senate.
Dated Aprii ID, 1857, --t 2 tIt iE'sii. Wis = I.
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The Drcd Scott Decision "a F1m:lIi-


| The New York Times, one Of the leading
/ Republican journals of tn, Uaion, has tht
following able and candid remarks in regard
to this important decision. II would be well
II the moj>rity Of the papers upon that side
of The house were to adopt and carry out a
similar doctrine, instead Of preaching open
revolution and resistance TO law, as they are
now doing: ..t.........
"Tbere are some discussions in which a
Journalist may prottably engage, and some
in which he cannot. Before the late elec-
ton it was legitimate and laudable to resist
the election of Buchanan. Since that event
we have not been able to perceive the u till
ty ofsuch line Of argument. 1t is the bust.
ness Of q newspaper to deal with pending
issues and to aim at practical results. But
whSn point is once estab iished beyond all
chance of being changed, strength is wasted
in continuing to assail it. The decision oi
the Supreme Court in this instance, as in
all others, is the law Of the land. What it
has decided must stand-ali the arguments
and remohstrances in the world to the con.
trary notwithstanding. IF we thought we
could persuade the judges to reverse their
own decision, we would gladly prosecute
the endeavor, but we see no special gro und
to hope for such result.
"Some of eur correspondents appeal from
the courtto the people, denounce it's char.
acter, repudiate its authority, and STRIVE to
arouse popular hostility against the suprem.
acy assigned to it by the constitution. We
cannot second these eBdeavors, for we deem
them unsound and unsafe. They point to
one of two Observation-Disclosures or
change in the constitution. The first is trea.
sonablc. and the last is Quixotic. IL is very
natural that we should dislike the tribunal
which decides against Us, but il is not rational
on that account to seek the overthrow OF its
authority. The Supreme Court is sn essen.
tial part Of our federal organization. The
government could not exist without It, any
more than it could exist without the Senate,
which is quite as hostile to freedem, ind
quite as unjust to the free States, but fortu.
nately not qnite 81 long lived, Us the Su.
Preme Court itself. II any section or any
party is to seek tho annihilation OF what.
ever branch Of the government happens to
be against it, our political contests will be.
c,me struggles for national life-attempts
TO tear away, one alter another, the Awbs
OF the body polite"
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An ASoIsss Tor nc ohle I.sE.,a-

~
The hepcoilran' A' wen es tSe Demo
crane papers o. ONO, seem . hase le'neu
IN condemnihg The present Legislature as
an incompetent indolent BODY careless Of
The public veal, extTavsgant In It's cxPen'
sea' and utterly defe'd Of character or mer-
1t. We are inclined 10 believe thAt 'hese
attacks are unjust aud cruel Hs' among
lighting men, considered .d'shoneraoie 10
s;rike,a msn ater he Is down, OF even to at
tack defencelrfs person. he Ohio Leg
is'aiur'' upon tins gr0uno' ouVht mol 10 be
riihu!ed or "oused' II 70 most emPhaileaily
dowa-down in prineiple-doNn in ability
down in charaeter--down in honesty, and
down in the public esi;mAtinn. Let il elone,
theE; or II you must talk Abou. Il, pal gcuf
conversation IN the shape OF an apology fof
It's many shortcomings and blnnders, Its
members need sympathy, and not bitterness
Their condition should excite pity, rather
than hPtred-torgireness, rather than ven,
gesnce. -..s-sf.... 90 .ss..st ....t.
True il is,'hat is robbing the State Tres'
sury without doing any good to the public
but then il should be remembered that the
Legislators who compose Il ere many Of them
men who are utterly incapable Of obtaining
respectable lNeli lihood any hopestemploy'
ment,ardifnot kept by the state rs Legislators
would have TO be sustained by the county rs
paupers. True il is, that they have attempts
el to repudiate contracts, but when we rec
ollect that there is not sufficient neral hon.
esty among them to recognize the obliga.
ton Of good faith, We can hardly blame them
for their disregard OF the rights Of parties to
on agreement. True it is, that they hive
absolutely done nothing for the benefit ol
the ,rhhe people of Ohio, but we can forgive
them, for the reason that they were elected
to office solely to protect the interests Of the
black race, in coLtradistinction to the white
True it is, that they have entirely fors0ttea
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GTThe Ne~ York Hsral& says that DR..
ROBERT HUNTER Of that City has been ac-
comPlshing the most extraordinary results
in She tfeatmeRt Of Consumption, by Iuha-
lation, decreasing the mortsbisy more than
One 1Sousaad in the psst two years. The
following are the figures from the City 10.
spector's Report: ra U
Deaths from consumptionin Is54.--in ls5S,--in 1885
s3iyad} y2.H ..#. s,U32. 1854. s,357.
Showing an sctual saving Of life truly
miraculous, when We consider that this dis
ease has heretofore been regarded as hope
lessly fatal. FL.
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s. 'WAsaIEeToEsApriI llih.LThere were
over one hundred applicants for lhesix land
effiees In Nebraska. Chapman, the delegate
from the territory recommended residents
only. I, He secured three. The outside pres
sure preventing the entire accomplishment
OF bis wishes. The following officers are
said TO have been appointed. North Plat
District, John C. Turk, Register; John N.
H. Patrick, Receiver, South Platt Dis.
trict Isaac L, Gibbs, Register; Edward
DislaHd. Ala, Receiver. Nemeha District,
G. H. Nixon. Tenn, Register; Andrew
Hopkins, Pa, Receiver. There Is but little
@oebt that Gov. lizard will be removed. No
successor has yet been designated. ad ,as'
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or Gov. Chase decIinesrunning for,iov.
ernor. II is said that the contest Tor this
position on the Republican Ficket will be
between Wm. Dennison and ]. r. Swan, OF
Franklin County 49,.
Col. ManypenHy and Nr. Payne, Of Cleye.
land, Gen. Mcdowell. OF HIGHLAND county,
Co. McCook, Of Jefferson, Judge Ran.
ney, OF Trumbuii and J. J. Fnran,' ot Gin.
enati, are named as candidates for Go srnor
before The Democratic State Convention.
For Treasurer Of State. ysmes H. Smith,
OF franklin, Horace .. Knapp,sof Ashland
end j. r. MVrriss Of Monree, are suggested.
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GTBenjamin F. Robinson, the Govern.
ment Agent for The Delaware Indians in
Kansas, has arrived at Washington. At The
conclusions Of the sales he placed the whole
sum realized, (in specie,) S467 600, in two
horse wagons, and with guard Of some zen
Delawares and white msn, ionrneyed to st.
Louis, where he deposited the whole som,
without the loss Of . dollar, in the sub-trea.
sury,s - sq a.zsf .{sf 43f
ltgivessbs pleasure TO record such an in
stance Of fidelity, for they are more rare
than they should be in these fast days OI
fnanciering. ga.fsv oa ,tgta.
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Sl,042 70

1t will be seen that this disintercsted
friend of f4Seedom and economy, Ike Capt.
Brayton, has charged sixteen cents per mile
for riding on the Railroads, making only
ello,72. Mr.. Iron did not go on a pleas,
ure trip to New York or Philadelphia; hence
II 10 less than Mr.. Brayton's, but his jour
neys seem mostly confined to the State Of
Ohio. He chaEges for two hundred and
eleven days, which at $4 per day ameunts
20 $s44. 1t will be further noticed that be
has charged for his boarding in addition to
hispsrdism. He is evidently liberal, large
hearted man from the fact that on the 18th
Day OF November, as we'll as on several 9th.
er occasions, he took his friends on board
10 railroad and paid their fare for them.
Car II be, that this man, Iron, is ono Of
those ec6hothical committee men whv are
expressly sPpointed to look after loeofoco
corrGPtivhs! 1t can be proven that Mr.
lfon and also Mr.. Brown did not spend six
weeks 10 actual and steady labor curing the
vacation. They were at home or about the
country electioneering for Fremont. Dur.
ing this time however, the Stats of Ohio W as
psying their bills and furnishing prov isiops
tfr their fsMiIies.
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GTBy the Summit Beacon We are inlor.
med that the EtDa Mills, ut Akron. being
erected upon the site of mill Of the same
name bannt down few years ago, will be
ready to 60 into operation by the LIST Of
May. The Mill will have four runs of 81
inch stones, and a capacity FOR fmakins
from 200 to 2s5 bbls flour day. The mills
at Akron CON turn out daily from laDO to
1900 bbls Of Avur. 4r..gt .g.,y ...T,.
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".AIsElOSf IE0sHae."

The Republican Legislature has spent it.
self In trying to create an Empire ol Corpo.
rate Privilege, Monopoly and Power, has
found the old rock.on which Whiggery broke
and went to pieces. and ii Is well along IN
in the last scene Of putting itself quietly to
rest, forever, in the Federal grave. yard lis
last utteranccs will be-, Freedom to the
Negro -Shrieks for Kansas-- Liberty for ail
the World, trcept Ohio" Poor party! Il
eould not heAp it. II uas mode so.--Stascs.
man. ~ zs...., T.. ......a, /,
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i No MORE ScRAwLs.--Mac Laurin's "Pa.
tent Process" is etfecting revolution in the
methods Of teaching PenInanship The New
York Tribune Of March sOth, speskinS Of
recent Public School Examine ton in that
city seys:-''l.he exercises 10 Psnmunship
lMac Laurin's) were conducted IN concert,
and gave the most fiattering rcsnlis. The
Tspidity end freedom of the hand were re-
marksble." This RFncess.. .cemple.e, 10 sent
toany Address for 81. See Advertisement.
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CoLsnlIAEA EaIR.--We have received
fhe eataioede Of the Committees order Of
arrangements. de-. Of the Columbiana. .eoun.
5tyairs e bs held q New Lisbon, on Mon.
~ Tuesday. and "Wednesday. Sept as,
g snd 30, 1867. Competition open to ali
sliizsns of Ne State, except on field crops.
Ihs israsrs snd ineehanics Of "old CoIum.
eis1ss csh present better exhibition than
~ vssy De- iaitp q much greater prstensions.
ssy Hsps ~ % therssnd Join In the pleas.
uFss cfahs'oceasiop.
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ST. Louis, April ll.--Kansus adticcs to
the 9Th ure received.
RobinsoB and Dei,zler sppeared at Le-
compton on the 9Th to stand their trial for
treason, but the time and place Of holding
the court having been changed, they were
directed to appear on the 6rst Monday in
May. g.o,- -, .,... ..-...,,., nh
The requirements OF the law respecting
the census list have not been carried ont.
No voting will be allowed ut Lawrence.
Lecompion and four obscure places have
been designated as polls. , ...t.... .
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Ss,OO5,I6 for Smelling.

The "Smelling Committee" had a nice
time Of it last summer. They cut it Tick
in every particular;--they thought thy had
better ''git" while they had a chance. In.
stead Of spending just $500, the amount
appropriated for their expenses. they have
already beenpaid 81 7,oo5,i6! This will not
cover half their expenditures yet, which ure
are for travelling expenses, &c. Is there any
honesty in the black leaders, IIBia Adper-
.tiS6r.
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Isaaiir0na Accislenf.

! CHICAGO, April llth.---A ] serious accident
occurred on the Michigan Southern Rail.
fosd on Tuesday night i,esr Calumet station.
The express tEainawest, with telsyen cars,
was thrown of the track bseaking the axle
Of the fourth car, and completely crushing
one lady and child, which were Killed. Eev.
erat 6fher persons we're badly injured. We
cahnot get the names Of the sufferers. "a r