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BALLs.-Marseilies is lively town for the
young folks. Tickets are out for at least
two balls on the evening Of New Iear,-one
at o. Cones hotel, and the other at Clark's
Hall. They seem disposed to make the
most OF the dull times
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Errt. sEci.Irc.

TE5lIE free bridge Fox River al Dayton is
L completed, and persons living the side vii
again have the privilege of patrouziug Gri-t
and FIGURING Mill, which is capable OF grinding rom ~
20 Co bushels per hour. As the undersigned have
pended their means very literally in erecting such Mil
and Bridge the growing of the country reqTe
they hose To receive liberal sa-e OF pablo patrons
Persons coming from distance will find good warm
bling IL connection with the above NH. free Of cgs
and their public house has passed into other ad, and
bids fair TO do justice to the inner ut reasonable
rates. Please give call. J. & y. GREEN.
lr-p thsrD 10
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r AufEs GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS, all kinds, just
j deceived A. pr EsCOTTS Emporum OF Fashion
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Lady'S Book.

Our offer still remains open. The Free
7rader and Godey's Lady's Book one year
for three dollars. Old subscribers to the
Free Trader Of course included. We have
already quite club, but there is room for
plenty more.
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Fall and Winter Goods,
At John Lockwood & Co.'s.

Yl1E subscribers take this opportunity their
sincere thanks to the people " Ottawa and vicinity.
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
summer, and would now respectfully invite attention ~
tlnir w tnck If
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GEO. =. FISHER,
BILL, NOIE, & COLLECTION BROKER

COaEI>slON AND EECHANGE-
SoTsBissfOaer IF Hesds for tie StIrs Of Setc York
MONEY received and invested by me undOubied
WI securities at n reasonable commission and perfect
~ satisfactory those committing IL hands. Col
lectons tr| D, iHrdrLbig RENTED the day OF pay
rnent- Debts secured, notes, bonds mortgages, and
stocks bought sold
AL business entrusted TO shall have prompt ztten-
ton and immediate for The only conditions
which will do business - pscmptnes fidelity, and
de-pttch and those placing business in per-
-ouaily BY correspondence, feel assured that
these conditions, with my experience in Banking anil
Exchange. WILL b. mutually advantageous, aud enable
render full salts action in executing AL trusts
committed % Farmers, Mechanics. and others bav
ing money loan invest viii as-ureiy End IL 20 their
advantage to call All deposits will be securely
t.,.. or suhieS. TO call, A. may be agreed upon
De-, -, -orner rooms a. s:oTy, Nattinssrs block
OTTAWA. N0veu.t-, ~ l,Os
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Another Remarkable Cure Performed by
McLean's Volcanic Oil L,niment.

Efdd TOr p0NfNtItes.
THOMAS FORD, blacksmith, living Cass Avenue,
Tenth Street had horrible running his foot
lie tried various Lniments Sves, but could do it
good lie despaired of being able work at his
trade again. could bear weight his
foot and by small bottle OF McLeans Volcanic Oil
Lniment, he is now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis. Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains,
Stiffness Joints Muscles Swengs, Sore Throat,
Earaclie Tootliachc, Wounds, Fresh Cats, Sores,
Burns, Scads Pains, &C. yield the magic influence
OF this WoSpERFuL LINIMENT
For Horses and Cattle it is an infab'e remedy for
Chafes Calls Scratches Cracked Heels Lameness, Spa
win. Sweeny, Splint Fstula Bruises Swengs, Wounds,
Rattle Snake Bites, and various other diseases, which
animals are liable from injuries accidents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply of
McIean's Volcanic oil Eminent II sells rapidly, be-
cause invariably gives satisfaction to the purchaser
A liberal discount will be made to merchants who buy
to sell again.
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor st. Louis, Mo-
ssy-SoId by SMALIMAN & Co, Druggists, Ottawa. H.
and all other Druggists everywhere. ocl1-2m
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for the forthcoming drawing in January
Will be found in our columns to-day. The
lovers of the fine arts of course will look
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CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND Il. R.-The
Peru accommodation train was hauled off on
Monday, and for the winter there will be
bat two trains a day to and from Chicago.
The trains now pass Ottawa as follows:
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Fall and Winter Goods
AT
EiSKE g. 1AYLOR'S !!

WE are now opening one of the largest and best
w lected stocks of
Clothing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps,
and Boots and Shoes,
Ever offered in this any other market, to which We in
yite the attention of those wishing good suit.
Fine Cloth Goats. black and Fancy, from p to T25
Over Coats of sill the different styles from u to $50
1000 Vests. of all sty lcs and qualities;
1000 pair of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Coats, Gents Shawis, Hats and Caps
Fur Plush, and Cloth for Men and Boys; Wool Under
Shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Gents Scarfs, Com
for t. and Muiers, Wool and Merino Socks, Buck and
Fur Gloves ond Mitts-n fact everything Gentleman
wishes TO wear can be found at eur Store.
To the Ladies.
We have a large and well selected stock of Ladies',
Misses, and Chdren's Shoes, which We shall sell at
Eastern prices. Black Lasting CATERS for lac, Ladies
Rubbers Sandals, Long Rubber Boots. Snow Shoes,
Congress Caters and Buskns, &C., &c-iu fact every
thing desirable for the season.
To the Gentlemen
Our assortment complete in best French Calf and
Heavy Work Calf sewed and pegged IS 70 to e.
Double sole.f Congress Caters, for Fall wear; Kip
Boots from s250 10 a. Boys Boots and Shoes; Gents
Rubbers and Sandals best quality 81.
As our Goods Manufactured expressly for US, we
are sure they will gite entire satisfaction.
Thanking you for past patronage We hope to see you
at our Store two Of the City Bank. Mad
son Street [seps6l ffSKE TAYLOR.
Mrs. CrOley
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THE OTTAWA UNION
chronological ANA Physiological Society,
Meets in Glove. Cooks Hall, eyeIy Monday evening
at q, O'Clock.
Subjects FOR next meeting:
Reading choice selections.
Essay-On Caution.
Addrrss-Thr Natural and Spiritual
Charts and examinations = usual.
AGmittance free
Remember the Social Party Christmas Eve.
DIED-On the lIth inst, in the ~ Bruce in i-
County. Of consumption, MARY SFEScLR, cOusort Of
James Spencer, E.q.
MAERlED-At the Ottawa TTDls. the 17,li inst. by
T. Coleman, NJ. HESET sIslH,ss and Mss EEsEoc.
WADE.
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FALL CAMPAIGN Fol: 1877.
RuSSeIl'S Furniture Depot.

TsVHE subscriber respectfully his old patrons
J. and the people, snd all, that tie arrangements
Al tie Depo; are nov complete United eHg b OF Ware
rooms - Zee; By q.
A. winnie eHaTg.ac and building he cut his entire
old stock, lie las filed up With articles and
styles, and his stock OF fine Furniture VIII be found
much larger and complete. such articles A. he
krrps ia addition 10 his manufacture bought for
cash, and OF necessity b- sold the terms
aud strictly the price system. Small profit. and
80 turns. In a word in assortment, quality, aud
prices, tie Depot don't play second fiddle any
Furniture Institution il the STATE excepting Chicago
for prices.
Looking Glass and Picture Frames OF all styies and
sizes made order. and Looking Glass Plates O. all
sze- kept GA hand and put in old frames.
{ Ottawa, p;eJlbur 70, 1897. PETER RUSSELL.
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COncIu>5on Of tsse Matter :

VEAyING decided to go of business the first OF
Il January next. and to close up my books and ac-
early he able. propose from the first
September sell only for cash and barter, and here
by invite all who Indebted me by note book
count to call make settlement and payment early
possible.
To all my friends and customers have to say that
present will be sold the lowest possible rate, to
good assortment will be kept by the ad
dition of Goods from the East equal any Of
neiglibors, and fully up to the
aug22 J. g. NATTlNGER
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Dec. -, 1901.
Wkeat-STr;ng 5la53c; winter, none in
market
Corn-New sh. &c for GO lbs; ear 20 c..
for 80 ID.
Oats-22c-36 lbs.
Potat0es-25c.
Barley-75 cts. 40lb.
Eggs-1Gc.
Butter-16a1Sc.
Uidcs-Green 4c., dry 7c
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Please Tnk. N,ricc

Nd govern yourselves accordingly. wish to say 10
"A all those whose notes and accounts have not been
paid for goods bought in 1,6, If they do no; pay them
between this date and the LIST day Of January. l, their
accounts will be sfnI,I.ed Tnnv2il = ". CUfENER.
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Ayoung gentleman of Ottawa recently paid his father
VISIT in larger cities, ask the Govern
or's" permission to get married to Miss N
THAT will freely grant" replied the old gentleman;
but thing. On your former visits, you
always poorly clad / you clothed
fle gentleman How is this, with your small salary?
hope you do not borrow what is still worse, steal"
40, Father" replied the youth, Il hope you don't
think so meanIy OF your soE-"
"weH. then" persisted the old gentleman; how do
you manage it."
avery easily The secret is to know 5rIere TO buy.
go to WELLER BROTHERS CLOTHING STORE,
Main Street, opposite the Mansion House, an Oa,cn,
where very little money has enabled me to purchase
these fine clothes, you see"
Indeed Tell me about that s;ore.r
We'll, you see, they have enormous stock, well
sorted suited market All qualities and sizes
of NES's CLOTHING and MESs FURNISHING Goops Boys
Ciohing-in short, anything name in the Cloth
ing line load their shelves and They only
for Cash. so that they need put extra tariff for
long credits and losses. And then, they directly
connected with Of the largest manufacturing estab
iishments in the United states Besides all which, who
buys Of them finds only that they sell cheaper
thaa other establishments but that they polite
ly and promptly waited upon BY their SALESMAN, whose
name Is Joseph Lebaeh sep26
'WOoDLaSD CEEIH'-i POmade for identifying the
Hair-hghIy perfamed superior to any article
imported and for half the price For dressing Ladies'
Hair it has equal giving bright, glossy appear
IL a GeI;ernan-s Hair curl in the
natural manner 1t removes Dandruf, always giving
the Hair the appearance OF being fresh sbampooed-
Price, only hfty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE co.
Prsprietors Of the Balm OF a thousand Flowers"
For saIeby d. Waller Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa H.
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ERfirn

Notice
IS hereby given. to all persons who know themselves
L indebted the undersigned, that having sold my
stock goods WILLIAM c. RICHARDSON for the purpose
o! closing up business and collect outstanding
debts in order meet liabilities il is
cessary that have prompt and Immediate payment,
and thereby the trouble of enforcing the
auglo e. q. MILLER
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A>signCe's Notice.
Stock Of Goods for Sale!

'E'HE entire stock OF Goods lately owned by AsAsA
4 FOSTER, consisting Of
Dry GoostS, GroceTjes, B0 rs and Shore. CUTTING,
Cr0ckery, H'l-d,rdrs. Drugs ami Matches,
and DcHgGiSrS Furniture,
l. offered for sale such terms a. viii make il an
object for any wishing to commence already es-
abiished in business to buy it, be at once
to close the business.
For terms call upon the subscriber.
GEO. WHIPPLE, assignee.
N bah persons indebted by note book account,
are expected 10 call and settle Immediately, and
myI6
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GREEN'S MILL!

NEW GOODS.
THORNE g. ZIMMERMAN
HAvE received their large and well selected
l. stock OF
Fail ana Winter Clothing,
Consisting Of Fine French Black Broadcoth Coats. and
Blpe Dress Coats Heavy Double Beaver Over Coats
and Seal skin Over Coats and all kinds OF Business
Coats In PANTS we have Black Doeskin and CASH
mere Pants Of all kinds Fancy Silk Velvet, Silk Grena-
dine and Cashmere Vests, OF all styles. Also large
stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
And full stock Of Boys Clothing, Trunks Hats, Caps
and in fact everything usually kept in first class Cloth
inc House TIfORNE ZIMMERMAN,
ocS No. 8, Reddicks Block.
r AIDES GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS, all kinds, just
i Ireceiyed At PRESCOrT'S Emporium OF Fashion.
OH0ULDER BRACES =: Or STOPPING and deformed per.
y sons, at PREsCOTT's Hat etore. seras
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Read This
GREAT CLOSING OUT, sale OF
u Il" -

HAVE determined to close ont my entire Stock Of
Lumber, consisting of large etock Of PINE, ASH,
WHITEwOOD, BLACK WALNUT, CHERRY, and largo
stock OF
Wagon Lnmbey, Csdar dnd Oak P,sfs
Those desiring purchase solicited call and
anime for themselves. Produce taken in exchange Tor
Lumber.
Those indebted to me will please call and settle ac
without delay. Many of them long past duo
be settled up before the close OF navigation.
Mr. N Mcintyre is attending TO the collecting depart
ment and will communicate with call on those sl,c do
settle up, and hope it will be taken al right. for
these old must be paid. 0clg 0EO bkienO
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BROKEN & DISCRE TIED BANKS,
RECEIVED 1T
The Peoples Cheap Store,
AT PAR FOR DRY GOODS

AU Illinois and WISCONSIN, Steck Banks
Bank Of Florence, Nebraska; also,
a good share Of the New York
md ". England Currency.
DERS0Ns having any of the above kinds Of money
Il hand dispose of it to a great advantage
store, for short time.
We have also reduced the price OF goods to meet
the present hard times and also enable us to stand
from under the present universal crosh.
We invite all to give a call.
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Caution.

sftssSHs
IL persons cautioned against purchasing any
notes or obligations against arising, ugt Of a
tain contract entered into between W \. Alexander
Co per J. H. E-IiG, agent % JEg first part and StuV
Il Eruui-l. OF tie second part, dated October ID,
1oJ. Said for setting 80 rods % sJ-age
Orange U-ir- PANTS. upon which payment would be
due by III April. lsi- aE'Ji.r in April, 1913. and
another thereafter. shall make Of said arrru.nr
payments the parties 81 the first part have failed
fulfil their part Of the contract.
sAML. RrI'TFIELD.
Town 30. Livingston Co. III, DC. ;. lsj.-yWt
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Goods,
OF our own Manufacture.
One of the firm being constantly engaged East in buy
ing Goods for large Wholesale House, and We con-
fine entirely to the Shoe Trade and the Cash
SyAfea, feel confident satisfy all who will IA
ms with their patronage. We can ana iclH sell
cheaper. E0n III. cheapest, and better quality of
Cooks than be found at any other establishment in
the City.
Manufacturing and Repairing.
Gents Kip and Calf Boots made order, under direc
ton OF Mr.. A. GROW.
Repairing done promptly.
Merchants and Dealers supplied at the lowest prices
C. &. CHILD, Boston,
oclO o. II. CHILD Otfd,od.
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CITY BANK
EAmEs. ALLEN e. CO.

Open from, o'clock 4. n 10 ~ o'clock p. H.
eight Drafts for sale New York, Boston, PhadeI-
= phia Chicago. st. Louis, and all the principal Cities
Gold and Silver bought and Sold
Collections made all parts Of the State and RENTED
for dag ofpayraent, current rates Exchange.
Naychs EDWIN c. ALLEN, Cisiiev.
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CHICAGO BRANCH
2 UrnitEre Rooms |!

WILL keep constantly hand good assortment OF
~ sofas, Sofa Rockers, Spring Seat Chairs, Marble
and Mahogany Top Centre Tables, Side Tables, Marble
Top Bureaus, Secretaries, Lounges, Mahogany, Cherry
and Black Walnut Stands, of every description, Cribs
Cradles, Towel Racks &c, &c.
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BANK OF OTTAWA.
TRUE 4 WATERMAN.

IENt a WATERMAN.
OpsH from o'clgck . w. 10 a. o'clock r. IT.
EXCHANGE on Chisayo sai Eastern Cities bought
and sail.
Interest allowed on time d~po<;s1
Gold and silver bought and soti.
Collections made in al parts 81 tie State aud prcrptiy
RENTED the day Of payment. nj rates 81 -x
change. [m1re1l l. v. WATERMAN, CIs6fer
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All kinds 0! Cane, Flag, ond Wood Seat Chairs.
KeIsl..adS.

large assortment always hand. In connection
with the above stoc. will always be found good
ormen; OF Home Manufacture be made in this
City, all Of which is offered for cash. II cash prices.
CAD and see before purchasing elsewhere.
Wareroorn one door south Of the Agricultural store.
uyg J. q. GAY.
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Sr>frnVCG-

G>trIyCG,
E-'RoM the subscriber, residing Covel Greek. miles
i southwest OF Ottawa BAY COLT, years old last
spring-las white hind foot, and white spot the
side OF the Said colt last seem about a week
ago, around Mrs. HAKDSG'S fence. Any person giving
information where said colt may be found viii recev
81 reward. Information may be left at the Illinois Ri
bridge toll house addfess the subscriber Otia
post Olics. idec 81 JAMES DUFFIELD.
Pine Street Sewer To be Let.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that sealed bids will be
~ ceived TO build Pine ST. Sewer up Dee. 18TH 1885,
o'clock +. ". Separate bids for each Kind of work
required. ldccj-2wl j. AVERY. city Geyk.
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SAVINGS BANK.
INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE d WATERMAN.

q: n> Bank oI l7TGrr, vtdscG, IN.
COLLECTIONS made in Ou- vicinity Mt sssai rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles n investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and ackncw.
lodged.
Policies is.gec the following insurance companies:
Ir sir Gynnfy Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
JHiaOls Mutual do do
SeDi>qsOa County Mutual do do
National L0tfr Find LDs Insurance socffy.
WM. ~ TRUE.
Iuue a-y ISAAC w. WATERMAN.
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LA Seat Chairs the best and cheapest at the Chica
II GO Branch, formerly GAY GUIIFoBD.
jullI J. e. CAT.
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VIII be delivered on The Science % Accounts CONNER
cal Law, Political Economy, Commercial Calculations,
Banking, Mercantile Customs Commercial Eihic- Rail-
reading. Business Cprr-spondeHce, Mining, Commerce,
Commerce Geography. etc.
SCHOLARSHIP issued from the Chicago College will he
good IN Cleveland, Buffalo, and Albany, and vice
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24

"THE STATES" is the title Of q newspa-
per just started at Washington, by Maj.
j. p. HESS, formerly of this place. 1t is
an independent journal with democratic
sympathies. An honest journal of this
character, one which will dare to speak
the truth boldly and not become mere
instrument of partisan recklessness, not to
say corruption, ought to be sustained at
the Capital. Democrats and all others
who admire fearless and free spoken spirit,
ought to at least test the temper of "The
States" The first number, which is be-
fore us, exhibits practiced ability. Its ed
itorials are to the point, open, candid Its
selections in good taste.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24
PnImcr.ton ON Amer

PaImcrstOn on American PrOmptness.
The British Premier, in speech made
after the recent elections in England in
which he triumphed, took an opportunity of
complimenting the conduct of our naval Of
ficers for their conduct in the collision with
the Chinese, and of holding it up to national
emulation as a spirited example. The follow
ing is an extract from his remarks. We
wish it could be said, with truth, that our
government is always as prompt, as were
onr naval officers in the Chinese waters, to
protect the rights Of American citizens:
We are often told to look to our cousins in
the United States as models of conduct, and
there are some things in which they might just
as well look to rs "a lsugh); but if We beg Of
the advocates of the peace to address them
selves with "eyes right" 10 the United States,
pray what did their commander do in this
very difficulty in China in comparison with
our officers civil and naval Why, there was
boa: belonging to one of their ships Of war
fired at Well, that was a great insult, but
there might have been an excuse made for IL
TINT we were eng ged in these hostiliiies with
China, and il might have been said that THE
American was taken for az English boat. Il
is true that the officers in that boat waved the
American flag, but the Chinese might have
said that is a well known strategy Of war, and
VOC wave the American flag to deceive US;
we believed IL was an English Boat, and, there
fore, fred at i.. But did the American com
mander, like Sir Michael Seymour aud Sir
John Bowring demand an apology, aud de.
mand that Il similar thing should not occur
again9 Not the least in the world. lie in
verted the usual course which is said 10 be
characteristic Of energy-a word and blow
he put il thus-a blow and word (cleers
and laughter) He began t0 knock down the
fort. aud after destroying that fprt he sent To
the Commissioner 10 say that an insult had
been offered To his dag, and he hoped for an
apology (eheer-), and an assurance TO The
fleet that it would not happel again (eheerse
and be gave twenty-fJur hours for this apollo
gy and explanation Ia be sent to him; but be-
fore these twenty -four hours had expired the
ship which was ing near this fort saw some
thing or Other going on which the officers
shrewdly imagined were for renewed defence,
# not for renewed attack. We'll, this Ameri-
can officer, without waiting or writing 10 the
United States 10 know what to do without
waiung orders from WashingtOn-he did not
wait even for the twenty -four hours 10 expire,
but be said, $40, 40, Mr.. ChinaInzn, this
won't do; you are throwing az fresh batteries
aud putting In fresh gnPs, aud he commenced
the demolition Of the rt aud took possession
ot these guns before the time had expired.
which he bad given the Chinese Commission.
el in order TO make his apology and explana-
ion. (Cheers.)