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The Most Remarkable Cure ON Re.ord.
DR.. SwAYNE's Compound Syrup Of
WRd ChrTy

PINT " ROcks, Ff0issTck CanhE M
DT. !Scnze:-Dear Sr-Believing It duty iowe IN
the public and in Justice toyou. have thought PROPER
70 make known one ~ the most extrsordirsry cures
I'M INV own case that has ever been truly recorded =
III ~ month uf october last was afflicted With A se
we're gathering in my breast which formed large
af-ceas and also communicated to my Lunrs and
yrrv much afflicted them nddscharged large auan
titles u corruption, external and Internal Nv
breath could pass through my Lungs and outthrouRh
the cavity Of my breast with apparent attended
with violent cough day and night. Ices of Appetite
and extreme debility, 80 that my physiciAn Thought
my case hopeless and beyond tho power Of medicinal
I remained IN this wTetched condition FOR long
time until was wasted to mere skeeton and there
seemed t. DO no hone for me; but having read in tbs
public papers ofthe many wonderfu cures performed
by vour b,np0tnd Syrup Of Htld CAnvy. Immediate
~ sent to Baltimore far five bottles and Commenced
it- nse and to my great satisfaction and my anxious
family the abscess opening in my Lungs began Ia
heal and the cough subsidized. and on using ten bot.
ties was restorsdt to perfect health.
over Ave years have elapsed and ! still remain ,
perfectly hearty man 20 this day. June ? 1858 4
have not had a days sickness Tor eighteen months
Please accept my graceful acknowledgements
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIC ARRANGEMENT.
The North American TeleCraphic Associ-
alton, composed of number of leading
companies, now owning OF working the
main telegraph lines from New Foundland
to New Orleans, and from Quebec to the
western border of Missouri, closed three
days session in the city of New York on
the 23d ult
Among the most important obiee of
consideration, we learn, was the early CON
Struction OF a reliable line to California
and Oregon. \ committee was appointed
to take this matter in hand, and adopt
prompt and efficient measures for the con
struction of the important work. The
proposed enterprise is to be undertaken
with reference to the grant by Congress
of strip of land two hundred feet wide.
for the purpose offs direct Geographic line
| between the Mississippi and California
! 1t Is in no way connected with or Deepen
! dent upon other projects already existing
1 for extending lines from California to Mis-
souri,, or San Antonio in Texas; nor does
| 1t follow that the expedition with which
| the work is prosecuted will be in any de.
| gree affected by the course Of events in re-
/ lation to the Atlantic cable, though the
| success ofthe latter would greatly conduct
to the prosperity ofthe former.
Thus, says the New York Journal OF
! Commerce, we see the way opening with
/ rapid strides for the final union Of America
with Asia and Europe, by way of Behring'
I Straits or the Aleutian Islands.
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90 Our readers may perhaps INNS
that we mako departure from our us''l
custom or excluding religious controversy
from our columns, in publishing tho ar
ucle of pr. NEWTON, relative 70 tho post
ton occupied by Tho OH School Frc~'y-
t,ri,n Church on thc'slavcry question
Our reason r,r giving place 20 the article
will he found in tho fact that the question
il ono Of great general interest, and as
rume4 q political rather than q religious
and scctlrau aspact. We hold ourselves
ready. Of course, 10 giyoroom 10 anything
touding b. conluto tho Doctors state.
ments. Yet, we feel constrained to say
Notwithstanding the C,ct that our sympa
thics. education &c.. incline "a to a len
lent Judgment Of tho old School Prcsby
tcrian Church. wa do not we'll sec how Oh,
facts aud arguments produced by pr
NEwrov nro b. bv mot aud overcome.
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Ertoov on QruuAN.-No reader viii
fail 10 pcrusc the eloquent and beautiful
cuIoay on the life aud character Of OUR
NAN. dciivorei by Rov. RouERr MCL,fS.
and published IN the present number Of
the Carel. 10 takes up u considerable
portion Of our available spacn. but We CON
slider 10 wcll occupied
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TINS ArtANric Cntr-Tho Cable has
pretty wcll disappeared from notice. We
find only OCCASIONAL mention Of u Ia the
newspapers. its ucc'ss t. Doomed how
ever. sufficient 90 establish the practica-
bilty Of che project and though the pres
emit wire should ucvcr bo made to trans
INIT signals additional ones will. no doubt
at SOME future day not very distant. BE-
laid down, which will insure regular com.
mmioation between tho two continents.
Tho present Cable. has, for an practical
purposes, proved a failure. and viii doubt
los cause a heavy loss 10 the st0cSholdora.
s @a
AaHv SrArisriCs.-fho present Military
force Of tho United States. consists Of ninc
tocn regiments Of the limo. composed Of
the following corps Five regiments o.
cavalry. four regiments Of artillery, ten o
infantry, making a grand aggregate o.
thirteen thousand rank and file Of all
arms. This little army covers an ARA o.
over two millions of square miles, being
two-thirds the arca Of al Europe. Their,
arc eleven hundred commissioned officers
eight hundred aud fifty Of whom gradu-
ated Al the Military Academy. and tive
hundred and dlty civil appointments.
The nativity ofthosc officers IL A. follows
Born in the United States 600 Ireland
"a. France 3, England G. Germany :, scot
land 2, Austria !, italy I, Poland I, spair
I. Cubs !. Turkey I. al soa3. Tho militia
force Of tho United States is computed Al
3.000O0d effective men.
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AuNtNsts Swmr L,Nus.-The swamp
land falling 90 the State of Arkanaas wa.
dor the nct of C1urrrs September. 1850
win prove exceedingly valuable. aud u
properly disposcdot win place within th'
hands OF the State governments To- bo used
n Il may think proper. a very consider
able fund. The Union announces that
tho Commis sioucr of the General Land
OUco has transmitted 10 The Government
of Arkausas % patent for swamp and other
hnds IN ono district alone, that Of Ilolc'
ma, enuriug to that State, containing 22i,.
5ls acres
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ACTIoN OF 1915.

In lS45, the committee to who, ~.
papers and memorials on the snL;n 'A ''l ne
Slavery were submitted say in tbo;r =, y
port: re-
The Church Of Christ is sr;n;+,,,
body whose jurisdiction extends 70 ~ II VA
hglouS faith and moral condnct of ~.
members She cannot legislate. wbnra
Christ has not legislated. nor mai " tl,,,
OF membership which he has NOT nal -, MS
The question, therefore, which ~
semoly Us called to decide. is this. n, ~
scriptures teach that the hoIdinc ocsIa, ~
without regard to circumstance i -,
the remuneration ofwhich should he nado
condition Of membership in tho 2 u "oL
OF Christ? 1t is impossible to snsw,. ~; ~,
question in the affirmative. without con
tradlctng some of the plainest deo1arn
tons OF the word of God W. 81
constrained to say, that however desir..
bic 1t may be to ameliorate the cord;t;,a
OF the slaves in the Southern and Wcsta.,,
states, or to remove slavery from our conn.
Try these objects we are fully persuaded
islation." i0"i reg
The report is long. The above extracts
are falr specimen of its general tenor
II was adopted with two resolutions which
1t embodied as follows:
"ResotUed, |. That the General Assem-
ply OF the Presbyterian Church in the
United States was originally organized,
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How TO LEARN ALL YoUR DEFEcrs.-Qar
rel with your bestfiond.
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Triumphant Victory

OVER CHlLLS AND FEVER-We have never
been more asonished than at the unparalleled sue
cess OF Dr. OS9oOds Ian Ch0tgogte over that tyranie
al disease, Fever and ACue. Ii constantly throws a
other remedies into the shade. Fever and AgIe ne
pronounce cannot exist in the frame At the sarne time
with the Choldgog7te- There are thousands Of noe
truns purporting the disease in question but
not one OF them even 8pproximRes TO radical cure
Ii has been left TO Dr. Osgood to discover the onlV
real remedy. We pronounce this without hesitation
and say TO all sufferers Try OSgooTs Indian Cola0ogas
No other will suit your case.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 co.
q and ISL Chartres street
General Agents for the South
and 70 whom all orders should be addressed.
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GopEy's LApy's BooE.-Tho December
number of Godcy has boon received. OF
course. every body knows that u Is the
PRINCE d monthH~-unapproachcd and
unapprooohablo. Its now good time to
subscribe, a. the most number viii com
mcncc now volume. Tho bdics should
scnd on their names. H. A. Cooley. Phil
adclphia-s3.O O In advance.
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Forty Dollar Sewing Machines.

L6l
These Machines are superseding the high nrice5
and complicated machines. Most persons are fusine
them in preference because they are 50 simple and
easy to learn, and they not continually getting ont
Of order. Wv
The public solicited to call and Judge for them,
selves, at No. Camp street.
NJ. 5. HEDRICK, Sole Agent
New Orleans. Jan 1855 fl-Iy
HB- DR. JAMES will return Ia New Orleans hom
his Northern tour the latter part of the presert
month. and will resume the practice Of his specially
at his old established Dispensary, 50, Custom House
street, New Orleans.
Nelr Orleans, Oct &c. 1858. lF
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Book for the Sick, by DIR. sama 8, Fitch,
SIA LECTURES on the causes and cure Of Con-
sumption; Asthma Bronchitis Heart Disease, Dvapsr-
ia Female Complaints and Chronic Diseases gener-
any pound 50 pages, 80 engraviuCsh by d. Samuel
> tltch; explaining the authors treatment bv which
he both prevents and cures the above diseases
This book has been the means Of saving Thousands
OF lives Price, = cents. Sent by mail. postpaid kor
10 cents. Apply to d.. s. S Fitch once IIi Broad-
way, New York. Consultation personally or bvletter,
free. IN
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Word 10 PInn1nr.

n "oEu 10 FAhnterBs
IL Will not be saying too much If We supp0se Won all
70 nave hunes; you All have large quantity OF ne
Eroes on your plantations. Now. YOU know the ratio
81 accidents which a gwen number Of people meet
with in a,giyen time: and perhaps you know some
thing Of the loss T. 7iac Won have sustained bv acc-
dents among your hands. Now. II these caainusa
dstresses and losses can he saved would YOU think
The man who would do it had some approximation 10
philanthropistl Then. let us reason topetber-
You doubtless have heard Of
DaOeys MGgo1l PAIN Extractor
lfyou keep this article on your plantations and
use 1t rs directed when accidents unfortunately 90
cur you Will md your "hands healed your distres-
ses aleylated, infamations subdued pain abolished
time and money saved, and health restored Are
these advantagest The application Of One Bor will
answer. Exetus acta prohat
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT s CO.
Nos. 2land ISL Charities street
Sole Agents for the Southern States ana IN rhora
all orders should be addressed.
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Tho gold excitement ON Fm,or River.
in Che British possession ON tho Northwest
crust Of America, has sulsije,l. and this
mry' hkc thc great Humboldt Bay and
other similar cxciiemeuts. haa cyapomtcd
into nothing. ThousanIt of tho victim.
have returned 90 California. and should
profit hy their experience. Tho high an
t.cipatious of The British Government uuo
The rludson- Bay Company. elise! hay,
vanished Ikea mist.
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JAMES R. DURB0ROW
Pastor Of Berlin Circuit Baltimore Conference
EG- The above invaluable medicine prepared All.
by Or. II. S,nqy7lc o Son No g. North 7th 81 aba-55
Market Phlla. =" No otAT BiH C7e-y prqa,qss
genuine
sold by Dr. s. z. CastaL Paulding. Hnrzs H,,,..
trav, Enterprise, J. fright CO. New OrIeans u
Emanuel Nicksburg, and hy dealers in medcines =.
erWhere. "
July 81. 1855. 4asn1
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DOCTORS disagree as TO the causes ofwor1ns in the
stomach and ntestineS; but there is no dispute a. to
Their eradication by the use Of WisCrs C1n1iaa Ter
Muye. No species Of intestinal worms can resist its
action. and Yet IS harmless milk. In fact acts
an emocnt upon the surfaces rritsted nv the dis
ease and not only cures the disorder but removes al
is unpleasant consequences
he particular and remember the name Winers
Canadian hermitage This is the only article that
can be depended on. Remember this
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT a co.
No. q and Isl Charities street
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Nissi.siPpI Military In.tltute-P5


Christian.
Only sixty boarders received and nona aptsr
ing over the age Of fifteen, and remaining Az or
trance As long desired. ~
The INSTITUTE prepares pupils for Colc ~ the Coup
ting Room or Civil Engineering. The re putation -
Pass Christian for health and bathing Il We'll Ln1v,
throughout the South and during the epidemics ~
Institute has always been free from sickness = 40
Applications " fill vacancies, and for circnIo,s -
tanning terms Of admission rules and refarsnoo. ~.
large number Of Southern gentlemen whosa -.
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Address A. GRFFN
Superutendent NJ NJ
f6sS C'HHSNHH - l9on- 43-a
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JACKSON. Will effectuay cure Lker C5,Dpli.t ~ ~ -
ye,sia J1aince. Chrome Nervous Delithi ~,
IN Rpip4S, and all Diseases drlsng rom a dis1Tis
LiisT NJ .StOfdeh.
Every family should have bottle Of these Ri,to..
in the house.
one Dose will instantly relieve a sick etor,ach
one Dose will cure the most distressing baar. -
one Dose w allay the agitation Of the nerves ~ u
one Dose taken an hour before meals will ~. :.
good appetite
one bose will, in many cases cure the most sar
headache, when proceeding from disordered $40
ach
These Bittcrs can be obtained at any I,rlggis,s, :.
seller Of Patent Medicines IN the United Ststes ~
Conadas Price IS cents per bottle. See thai 40 -
nature Of c. N. Jackson i on the wrapper Of s,e
bottle.
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The subscriber IL well acquainted with Thorn.
Dixon. and can testify that he has been afflicted -
above represented. regard his recovery as slrno-s
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
JoRPRINRING.

The ofsee of TEz Kansas News Is furnished
with complies assortment of The newest styies
Of Type, Borders, rOurishes, Cuts Cards, Fancy
Papers. Colored Inks, Bronze, de-, enabling the
proprietor to print CncuI.as, Cams, CkksIEIcAzEs
on Srocx. DxEps, PosrEEs, and al other kinds of
Jos PsrErrSe, in manner unsurpassed in the
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to vhsn accompanied vith Casa. i~Ex-
cEEzoR" Is our motto. -
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Bonds,
Executions, Summons, Subpenss, Attachments,
Recognizanees, etc., constantly On hand
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06

A Tale of Scandal---A Wife infatuated.
We clip the following from the Philadel-
phis Press of September 29th:
A story of scandal is on the tapis at
present. It appears that last week Mr..
Salzkeller came to this city on pleasure
trip, and also for the purpose of laying in
a stock of goods. He brought his wife
with him: She is between six teen and sew
enteen years of age, is very handsome
Jewess; and as might be expected. attract
ed considerable attention. They arrived in
the city in the early part of the week. and
stopped at the American Hotel, in Chest
nut street. At the same house boarded a
young man named James L. Bigler, and his
wife. MIS-. S., it is said, became infatuated
with Bigler, and during the absence of Mr..
S., it is stated, tender notes passed between
the parties. An elopement, as the story
goes, was planned, and Mr.. B. and Mrs S.
were to leave on Friday morning. In the
meantime Mr.. s. was assiduously employ
ed in the most active endeavors To give his
wife magnificent outfit. Purchases o!
the most extensive character were made to
lend artificial adornment to the personal
charms of the fair Jessica. He did so 70
the tune of $500 given for jewelry.
The time for the proposed departure
came, and Mr.. Salzkeller vent out as usual
to attend to his business. During his ab-
sence Mr. B. and Mrs s., it is aliedged, left
very mysteriously. Nobody knew whittier
they had fed. Mrs. B. was all anxiety
about her husband, and Mr.. s. was ditto.
A horrible suspicion crossed the mind OF
the latter. He proceeded to the Mayors
Office, and stated the circumstances of the
case The detective officers set to work.
Telegraph dispatches were sent in different
directions, and the city was searched. On
Monday evening the fugitive lovers were
discovered at house in the West End
The officers informed the couple of the ma
ture of their visit. Bigler was then taken
into custody, and Mrs. 8. restored to her
husband, by whom she was kindly receiv-
ed, The twain started for Memphis in the
eleven O'Clock train. Bigler had , hearing
Yesterday morning, before Alderman Free
man, on the charge of abduction. The
evidence elected developed the facts as sta
ted above. The accused was held In ST.
900 bail 70 answer at court.
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
WHOLE No. 81.

in the path of our rulers Conviction oi
justice and right have been sacri6ced-l
will not say, as Senator Bigler has done,
from motives of fear, but, to use the mild
est phrase-fom considerations of expetli-
ency. The denomination of small men to
Congress; the decspitation of Democrats
who will not consent to desert principles OF
denounee Douglas, and Wise, and Walker;
the discussion of appointments to office
these are the high objects of the Admins
tration; and to effect these millions are
squandered, great interests sacrificed, great
measures postponed, and great party con-
vulsed with feuds of the most revolving
character
LEcoMPToNTsM ON TRIAL IN PENNSYLVANIA.
TCol. Frney takes view of the effect OF
Buchanan's Lecompton policy in the seve
raj States, and winds up with look at Penn
sylyania. tar tasr
In this State the Administration has sue
ceeded in nominating ten of the twelve Le-
compton Representatives. Never had the
people less to do with the selection of can
didates. Messrs. Ahl and Leidy have the
popular permission to retire, and the most
of the remaining ten viii no doubt enjoy
the same felicitous fate when the returns
are rolled up from the people in October
next. ,
The Washington Union claims gain OF
some 5000 votes in Maine, but refuses to
give credit to the position of the Democra-
cy of that State against the Lecompton pol
icy of the Administration. How many will
the Democratic party lose in Pennsylvania,
inasmuch as the ten gentlemen referred to
have been forced upon the Administration
platform, and are compelled to run, notwith-
standing their tardy concession against the
English bill, with the whole weight of the
Administration upon their shoulders? Wt
haze 'aever get had a trial Of Lecomptonism
IN Pennsylvania. Our last election-that
which took place in October of 1857-re-
sulued in the triumph of William F. Packer,
who stood broadly and squarely and pub
licly upon the principle of Popular Sover-
eighty, which principle he afterWard man.
fully reiterated in his inaugural address
But this is the first election in which the
distinctive policy of the Administration
has come in issue in our State. Not only
the peculiar policy of the Administration
in this respect will be involved in the result,
but the new idea, lately enunciated, that the
President is the principle, and that the Ad-
ministration is the party; that all creeds and
all platforms have passed away, and that the
Cabinet and the powers that be. shall make
our creeds and reconstruct our platforms.
AH this qOM be an issue. In the days of
General jackson the great motto which i'm
mortalized his Administration was, 1.-THE
Union: it must and shall be preserved. -
This motto has now been changed into ''The
President: he must and shall be sustained. +"
1t remains to be seen whether Pennsylva-
mia in October next will prefer to sustain
the doctrines which have made the country
prosperous, or to desert these doctrines for
the purpose of sustaining the President.
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06

DssEh has at last divided tie Oldest psir
Ia the United States. Mrs. Induiek Sns-
der died few days since. IN burnside town
ship, Gear6eId County, PeansFivania. at the
ACE of iO8. Her husband. who 3 I9
years old, survives hsr. I
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
W N. Pc r RY,
Architect, Builder, and Drsaghtsman,

EMPORIA, KANZAS-
WILL furnish Drawings, Specifications, Esti-
w mates, DC, for the various grades Of build
ings and attend to the erection of buildings when
desired. His experience of sixteen years as aprae-
teal Builder viii be sufficient guaranty for the
faithful execution of anything in that line.
Will also attend to the Surveying and Plotting
of Town sites, on reasonable terms.
VIII also act as
LAND A g e MT,
for Filing Decaratory Statements, and for the pur-
chase, entry and location of claims; make in
yestments in Town property, in Emporia, or other
Towns in the Neosho and Walnut Valleys.
Office at present ct the Emporia House.
msr2D1tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
Medical Notice.

DR. G. A. CUTLER, having permanently
II located IA Forest Hill, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of that place
and surrounding country. DR.. @. is graduate OF
the University of New York, member of the
N. Y. Medical Society, and graduate of the N.
raj years experience in the largest Hospitals in
the D. g.. he hatters himself that he give sat
sfaction in oil cases which may be entrusted to
his care. sepI1-f
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06

The New York Post thus notices the DO.
iitical end of the East India Company:
"And then its death has been wortby oi
its hfe- Few sovereigns hsye5 sver SO
grandly finished so grand q career. Moth
ing has been wanting 70 make its story the
most sublime of dramas. Far from shrink
ing into inanity or obscuFity by the slow
process Of decay. it has disappeared
MID smoke and thunder,
Shot aad steel and smoking fase-S olls
Two hundred thousand traisors rose upon
it, and with handful of the faithful, it
turned and crushed them. and then disap-
pears from the scene. While the applause Of
ths world Is stu ringing n its ears
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
G.. v. ESKRIDGE,
EMPORIA, KANZAS,
Real Estate "A gen t.
NOTARY PUBLIC,

a D
Real Estate Agent.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Com issioners of Deeds
For Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
and Iowa.
DRE-EMPTIOH BUSINESS promptly atten-
L ded TO; Legal instruments carefully drawn up;
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, de, made out, aeknoWI-
edged, aud recorded; Sales made on Commission,
and debts collected; Claims registered, sold, and
fled on
SHARES AND CHOICE LOTS
IN IN Emporia, Madison, and other prosperous towns
m Central Kanzas, for sale cheap.
Timber and Prairie land, near Emporia, at low
nsures per acre.
Land Warrants,
0T eaah, and on time can be had st my Office.
information respecting claims, and the Pre-
IPoon law, given gratis.
tAee Platts from the Land Office for examination.
return thanks to those who have here.
<e 30 literally entrusted their business 70 my
an, and IN the future, as In the past. viii en-
sof nef to be prompt, puaetual and faithful.
.;.o otSicE at the store OF Hofnsby d Flick, oppo-
sue ne Emporia House.
@. Y. ESKRIDGE.
lcy24-3m Errs - ~ ~ -
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
P. B. PLUMB,
Land and Collection Agent,

EAPORIA, kAhEAO.
viii invest money for non-residents, make col
Iections, pay taxes, etc. Juhe'