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, FACULTY.

u. p. BHyAu, II. D. srairrosI. o. Bayavr, y. r.
FEtroS q, e. Lyfss, Instructor IN the science or Ac
counts md Lecturers on Bu'inesi Customs.
r. srEycER sovi, lndfuciori In Business and Or.
namenia Penmanthipi and Leotnfefs on Commercial Cor
fesnhnirnce
Hon HonAor Mlyy, Hon Gao. w. CuvroS, Hon. En-.
80 huRufrf, fp'ci1l Lecturer.
Hon, SANuEL SrARNwH kriWa, IfoRACH ID CttuF. Tso.
Hon. JessE p. nufor, i.eoturcfson Commeroial law
Rev, FgrnEWCKT r BuowS, Pros. Asa M.nAv, T.ecto.
fcfs on political Economy.
Rev. Awrs ELLaa, Rev Dr. AtKaN, Trcnrefs On Cam,
mcffal Ethics.
y r HASDy, J. q. MEuRtAM, Lecturers on Banking FL
nance, etc.
a. g. MUsH,LL. u. g. Lucs. Tacluters on tho General
Principles n 10 Details of Raiiroadine
J. B MgaRtaa, ENsasoN +. Wnre, Lecturers on Com.
ucrcial Computation.
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THE DESIGN.

II r. the dssitn Of the proeior, Of these COLLEGES 10
perfect c1iu OF Business Schools rom Fast 10 West at
iorng The most ample facilities for young aud Young
hdiei 10 qualify temscyua oponsih'e positions IN life
Their schools at The points above rsab shcd on firm
basis and nre ~ IN n most prosperous condition. The
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THE COLLEGTATE COURSE

WIN embrace The most approved and practical founs oi
keening books bv Double Enry IN the various departments
OF Trade and Commgr'e Including The Gencra Wholesale
anh Retail Mercantile. Evchanrs, Commisiion Nanufact.
Stenmbontng IN iyduHl Partnership and Compound Com.
pany Busnegt AN manuscripts from which Inc stud,nt
copies ore written IN boli rapid business hand which will
serve NJ aoa anHilliay In securing him excellent
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THE REGULAR ooURs

d niended represent every species Of business otA
smallest Relait 20 the heaviest aud most intfrste a
Nholesaie and Commi ssion, wellas Hauling Railroad
ng,ele demanded atprosent BY vast and eonstant
incTeasing Commorce.
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine.

ANU AStOOuV Ovuu5O VI WOuAOiHO,
Cincinnati, OAio.
'T'hs Spring session Of 1888 will commence on Mon.
iav the sfh or FobfuHfv, ani coniinno Htiaen okf
nu anil thofiurh of reinrcs wi be- rivcn oeru.
nynf siS hour daily with good opportunities f1r
attention 10 practical An1iomv, md with ample Clinical
facilities ai the Commercial Hn'niilL
The arrangement Of tho chair, win be- ss follows,
r. T.. st. JOHN. MD,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
J. +. JUDGE, NJ D.
Professor of Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
A. j. HOWE, NJ D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
c. II. CLEAVELAND, NJ D.,
Professor Of Mlicrii Medicn and Therapeutics
VIM. SHERWOOD, MD,
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology
}. r. BUCHANAN, NJ. H.,
Emeritus Professor uf Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes OF Medicine.
JOHN KING, w. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
aud Children.
The Terms or me Session viii bc mo ams aghsroioror,
ylf Maiirunion, 500 Tuition. $1,000. ncmonN1iots
Ticket e5nn tEyer student s fruncl N enraro IN dis
section session before rtiIuronD Cfaiu1tiun $500
Ticket 10 rOmmsFlill iespliHl fnninuan a4nn
Tho lecture Rnnmg feucNly fnishrd Hn comfna.
able and central locality tin college Hail. W0lnut ST.
who're niuus win end conveniontn ca on the arival
The Faculty, NJ NJ, Office, No. ia smith street or of pror
H. CtFAvrtAyn focrcury OF tho Faculty. No. iJ0 Scy.
cnth street, nout Elm
iu22lt JOHN KING, NJ. ~, DEAN.
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YOUR TEETH

WOULD YOU HAVE nEALTuf
WOULD YOU iAVEGONFORT1
go WOULD you HAVE nEAUTYi
Woullvou Instead Of lisealed gums nlerr,tol teeth
oilu andlolhsome breath, havo, hoath beauty wee
breath ,oomiofand dclcanlinass-nfeservcvnn cvnnfteeth Z
IDPs Jnas 1s 'JTnSy
ronderhis 10 the neopls ofTifn
ahd vcnitv and smlyptepared insert that latest and
moslheantlul tylos Of iunounpihu teeth from one to
uligaie, ON gold, silver orGutta PeFcha.
u huingsare not or thai son gpongy exture which In
stead OF beantPng, absolutely innre and destroy the
Wy mus fuaicd Hut aro perir1ilv solid, beautifully
'hcd ado oectualy pFeserye tho teetS for yonr
iesiheenned In the best manner, without paln Dis
glns re'torad oheelth nui oner1tions pcrnrmed
Wuh sNInndcnfe cW-p RflCULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO CORRECTING 1RREGUlARITiEs IN
CHlhpWEN'S TEETH. 81 Tho best references and
~ tomb. Hoek over White 4 Bro's. store,
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Isaac o,raa6S Parent Portable
Grindia0 AC;Us


ENpR ftouRSo NHEAr, GRISnNa CoRS MEAt, SNAIL
aud ail A. called, into good tine COB and cora Feed
IN one operation.
These eelebEa,ed Mills manpfaclufe oni Of The hest
quality OF French buH Blocks, with mnrh care. build
"a dhrsut Sizes prices ringing from eighy,6ve 20 two
hundred an any doar These AIills continue to the
current of soppos,on sad supofos for al paIposes
especially for wheat aouring. Also
Strqub's Potent Portable Sac. A[sll.
called King Of tho Woods."
That's an iasenous and useful saw MIN 20 make mh.,
In the weeds rhis Mill b By animal steam or
water power
Te5s wihiag 70 know fally about the pfineple anon
which thsy are hnih and he prices 81 each re ~ we al
The terms 81 sae Ne viii please address me, asking ool
Of Description, which Wiluaaii and pospav Tbo.s l,
DO % i Sllte IN plain seadahls iangaaSe, The Nans
ISAAC eTRAUB, Paisntee aAd PgopS.
Sertin ~. 10, West FWa,SiFSss, oissinssfi,S
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
strikes attho very Femnstlngpoins Of the Science. ,s
vrahngGe great natural division Of The Ledger
ween by y seen the proper line Of drmarkaon between
heAland kepFssentave Property and the governing law
OF transfer a. Tegan iu affecting the two classes oF Ao
eonnts and those Of the class, In every variety of
nsacu0ns, thus stripping this most useful and beautf f
science OF much OF stme'honoed mysteries made such
on Nfehny nndinihlllbe rules, meaningless forms and
ate notious and hence enables the student 10 aeouir
so"se'no''on' ofaoeoun as embodied In actual pragee
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.O8SE8 EOUlrA8yGOW8TIO AND pRoMp1LYpAID.
IIAINES BROS,PIANO FnRTFS

iIAINES BROS PIANO FORTES.
HANEnow on hand nubef OF Instrument. rthe sbovs
celebrated manufacture, which Tor beauty Of Finish ana
Wsetnes OF Tone are not 70 be exceed shall be peaed
show them and explain tho improvements In their CON
trucuontmprovements not TO be found In those Of nnv
satlsiacon in every respect. -
Those wanting an instrument would do well 10 call before
ureha'ns eisewlere Ono Of tese instruments can be
seen and tried at rurners Piano Rooms mmedatev south
nf The nepot. '
EecOndshanu FTauoF rnKtn an rvrbsno,
sepll.im. r. TACVsON
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Papatun Of the hen, pam In tho sde weakness Of the
spine and small Of The back pain Of the hip Joint when you
reiire We gnarty OF the bowels and uso that most ex
circulating Of diseases, the
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your Hood disressea you aud you only take certain
Kinds and even Of that your system does not get haf he
ment u contains rs che acrimonious fluid the cank
81 eats uni hon your rompion loses rs bloom and be-
comes sullow rreensh and youf best day m gone For
want Of nouh hment system become loose and Rabby
und the nbre Of your body become relaxed Then follow
'ain OF diseases which the Medical Discovery ii pccul
afy adapted to
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Il EFT sonu9ny m hsnl Colfe ani Fine salt Tor ale
N atis lowest tfuts Wholesale AMI feiai Also Table
of Sack Salt always tobe found at The
iyiOU RuLnoAB STATION
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HnINrIEtb, MIS-, 2oih Dec, 1853.
Da. J. o. ArEn I 40 not hesitate 70 aay
Nc best remedy 4 have ever found for
Ooughe, Hoanencsa, inhueuza, and tho
c1nc0mitant symptoms Of a Cold, q your
CurRRr pEcrUhal. Ii1 constant nsa IN
ny practice and my family Tor the last
tsn years hns shown ii 70 possess supo.
nor virtues f0r the treatment Of these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, MD.
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in comparison with the frequenters oil Donny-
brook Fair or the members of the Thieves Ciuo'
recent barbarous, but strictly legal decision oil
the ROY al Court of Stockholm condemned SIX women
10 exile from Sweden, and to deprivation OF al lu
ture inheritance and all their civil rlghlS' liz
grounds Of the decision sre: That these 4" men.
having been born j. SSwedeD, and b. .,upbt up in
" the EvaGsoIlca Lutheran f., which they had
proiessed and promlse1 to observe confess thai.
" they have embrace the Roman Catholic religion;
" and that in spit of due warnings from their re-
"spectve pastors, they persist in perseyering III
" the CathOlr faith" The publication OF this decl-
sion has been received here with one universal eX-
preston, ] could almost say cry Of shame and ndlg'
natsu by Catholics, Pr0testants and frecthlnkers,
as IT doubtless will be in liberal Christian America.
For my OWE part no. only my philanthroplc out
my patriotic sense deeply sympathizes with tins
loud Indignation at the fate of these victims OF
Swedish bgotry Let az much noise BE- made over
it as possible. 1t helps to drown the noise which
these Frenchmen are every now and then making
over certain Of our "a strictly legal decisions
which they, in their ignorance of our institutions,
deem as barbarous.
Thus that bred Scott deciriOn; Cass's decision
flowing from it, to refuse passport for Europe u
a Boston neer0 the refusal Of a captains commits
sion to that Philadelphia negro shp-master; the de-
cison of the Supreme Court of Virginia breaking
John Poindexer's will, which offered liberty to four
of bis saves-these French see nothing preferable
il all these to the Judgment Of the Stockholm court
and publish and read them in their newspapers with
like comments. While yanly trying TO explain the
dfert to my friend Poupard, as We stroled on
the BOuevards last evening, he pointed me ont two
men in the uniform of soldiers Of the line, both with
a marshal's baton in their knap.ack," both citi
zens and voters under this imperial despotism-
where, Poupard insists obstnately, even the few
thousand suspected of being suspect are better
off than the three million and half slaves of the
model Republic. The entire population of Sweden
numbers less than that The two Dumas, bott
members of the Legion of Honor land very likely
playwrights and bOOkmakers) are both black enough
to sell at the South, and want all rights of citi-
zensbip at the North
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Plock, risIestsd nssf ia behalf Of re s,ostss s,3
protected asitst the orsers Of ne Government. vhs
the priests continued 20 recruit ssrs, until a
length a Committee Of lequ'y Wa a2p3stsi, VIII
Courci lor Rennz wax a. ifs tesi
This Cou.u,iiies followed ~ ts.ruc ..os. tor -.
rncrtbs and then adhered cec repor, . 70. Gov
emmett which ioss roi sppeartl nave RENTED n
favor # the oosesastcs. tPce corf rmah'y % he 70
port of the secyu q The Government Tor o.sror ssi
ecclesiastical sfsr~, several eoc.es lstics have been
fined Tor The foundation sod Illegal propagation VI hm.
lerunce societies scpe have been Fastened 70 lee.
advantageous parishes some hAvs bsen sen;sbcei %
two yesrs detention IN seminTy ed s)pe have
been sctusly deprived Of Office
The Administrator OF N. diocese u Pick sod the
leader a tie ReiJTmed Copg'egsion OF Zironn ssi
Putusk have been severely rep.mkndsd Tor nos hsv.
rg maintained proper cscipiro over the pres:s Thi.
sertnce Los been senl 10 the GJysnGeIi Of Plcsk 20
be immediately pa, in execution.
The Administrator. Msiaski, has sen. % he oiergy
Of The doccse circular in whch 10 expresses bic pro-
found regret that in their zsa for The good sa.e the
priests have been led 60 break the Avs which s b..
hoov,s al to observe s1cs Ssie within s.s,e eau
not e1'si lie then requests item % observe lAs
srictts tstce toward the Aity rning shs, had
occurred ard rot 10 regard their VITO issnss
Of hG red, but 10 remember the INJUNCTION Of ir.',
Do good TO those that prosecute you.
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AIILAL Ut , MtEamAHS ~ HUSsA hIOA

FOR EUROPEAN PROTECTION.
TIE Supreme Chiefs of the Two Republics Of N,c,-
ragua ard Costa Rca assembled q, Rvas, aftoT hay-
il settled the qoesors which divided the tive Re-
pubcs sud having rcts.ablIshe1 peace ard the mos.
complete harmony between them, with common
accord and in order q secure the independence and
safety Of the two countries, as well q u eli the SAiss
OF Ceutfsi America.
uenscss the ind p-ldenoe q Gotta RI sud Noafse Va
tempt 4 a. the laws tha protect naor aud us s''ant" ne
lives snd properties 81 stis.ns n "isi.r eonntfi.s
the United Saes is P'Tarne % realty oder 10 tf.o~s !"
the Il dc niiiygy taAius P's'ar q Csnta Am-nt
Genital America refuse 70 sfIeadeF tsel ~ unAy - he
In. hFbcro a. IN. ca,,, atsris 4 the United States
Ncsa cave been the acomlees aut s.sses Of ss a.
yai,r auR and audai.usy nns thr hs OF thr
Irel ell pa' who're a. san juan DEL sa, tes ~
,f N,ssss ouly ought 90 nst nd opcry uenAe-d Ceata
That the Minister aa,usiy scrrdiel Ss'Assa b..is IN
public Of p-e yorAy ns tns Mfg - eilbe NE sd
puesscn ct Nc,rsI BY To- ratnrai u ne esiy Cas-
Sri.,,r Or f,e.h u,aon II ne hh already ofrAail,d
at Mobile under the Auer,an ns
ccdlug TO oil A reports made g. ha Of - ri By 10 sni.
ter Peuc,entary A. Washington declared hat y ~ itery
let the neutrality q Central America owing g. he as4sneY
of the laws OF the United Sta'es on his head
Consdsrns that three seers q va snd devssSn h@, ~
piysd the Republics Il The means 4 rsine e.b A..
iacE on tie pvt sny thousands 81 bdsa,ts h. m to~ns
of Ncsrssus destroyed m whole ~ u rut iha' their eo-
uece snnhsied tte popua ou deinasd and thai Ner
saccumb befoe superiority Of Numbers unless Europe issa 81
70 defend them sgans; ems a p? 'a'nsdl - %, WE
they declare solemulyi
That lhsy tie Cor utiu ah ~ mftni@d f.tei'e 70
the cara OF N,arsgnA under toe psousse q suled Europe.
by appealing the Justice and lumany - Al Christian nsfons
attacks OF pirates ard buccaneers. II whom hey have
been for three years the victims. ~
rubcs Of Nisgua C,ts RA uldsr Che galanty Of ts
three powers wh5 have caused ths nifpo deuce d nA,ons
oithe otomsu Empire 70 be- ted name Faee ENGLAND
aud Sardinia &C.,. a. n
Tina, the supplcaie the Governments o hee th row
a. NJ a. gr q, ..ve the eOas.s Central Am"Ti,a without
a.fu IL rich cou the mercy q hHaaus aud Us
future roue Ct The trade d the world without a'eoss saAuy
Of liberty and neutrality.
That th.y bind themselves In the ~ t1sr p pie -
reent tom those three all ne Conditions thsy
attach 10 thelr assistance provided he plhs law q cysef
Furore extended al the States Of America ADD impsed ~
force needs b., those Who Alia usly violate o.
10 faith whereoihey sign the pfci.ni De- afa,ion.
RisAS
TOMAS MARTINI
Nav 1859 JUAN RAFAEL MORA
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cordrg TO tier own pleasure, in ~: eroyucu. Of all
rights common 70 other PR ,.,o,.
To comprehend ga ulsse !. mus. be Understood
tho. 1t bss been ,rb;o, zen I, the Jew. 70 resids IN
Rastis, except ~thin 100 leagues OF tue eastern ron-
ter Morecser, they could not ABIDE Dor have pisces
o. butiD' "a in .ny city Of the Empire propsr-s liw
that ass never been repealed. II business called them
10 any ef these cities they c,uld not remain there
ger han ti1 weeks.
Have more than once csei your stssntion - the
p,ulsry erroneous notions entertained by the ournals
Of Western Europe with regard to the Russans. Ii is
generally supposed, touching the Ssyes of Servis, Of
Bosns. and in general o. The people Of the same origin
that the Russians nomish profound sympA'hy tor
these reope Of their own race and religion. Bat Is
10. co. In tie Salons when politics are discussed the
conversation lrns 10 France AID England particularly
Fisrcs oria,ber Paris. Sometimes Austria comes tor
her share. end rarely Prussia but the Slavic countries
since. never. Fer my own pait, | assure you have
never heard Il EN- spoken of excep: during the last
waJ, and by some young persons Of the Slavic school
who. while they wiihed that the Government would
revclutionize all the Slavic countries, 10 gan fnenis
Give themselves little trouble about wha. might aler-
ward happen.
The Indifference which see manifested with regard
to toe affairs Of Mortenegro fully confirms me 10 this
opinion. The majority Of the Russisns hsve no his
to,csl idea of that little Sta'e. The besteduca'ed
will.e you is governed by sort of military bishop
whose nvestlture is received from Russia that the last
Vladka has been dead long time and that his nephew
PRICE Danilo is striving to make little noise 10
Eulope. Could the distance of St. Petersburg from
Psris prevent this report tom reaching here Phnce
Dsnlo il not priest he is married, and they say to
very pretty woman. As for himself, he Is very good
looking. ard hiss the jolly, frank m,nners ofa J0.
rironte. But he is ambitious. and naturally TO be
reckoned among the sovereign priuces Of Europe.
Some Russians have told me that they only knew
the Monenegrns by deputstiOn which the latter sent
seven or eight years ago to St. Petersburg adding that
two young members OF the deputaton remained IN
Russia, and were presented with commissions IN the
model regiment of Psuovsk, where their strange snd
rude manners made dissgreeabe impression on their
comrades. and made necessary for themselves TO
quit the ssrvice and the country.
At tie time Of The recent visit of Prince Darh' TO
Psrs with whom the Russian journals were very busy,
Learned from them that the Montenegro Prince bad
been pensoped by the Russian Government, bu. that
the pension had been withdrawn since the commence
ment OF the present reign.
Montenegro interests people here as little as Se'via
and Boeus who do not interest people at all, as have
said There is then but little faith to be plac ID in the
newspaper articles which speak with such assurance
Of the immerse sympathy entertained by the Russians
for the Montenegiin people.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES SUPPRESSED IN
POLAND.
euce Of the Post -AAiis Zeiaag.

{ rresrordeuce Of the Post Ant, Zeiuag.
ST. PETERSBURG, May %, 1888
Although the Jeeuits have not obts permission
to enter the kin, don of Poland their principles and
Institutions have nevertheless passed our frontier
They have acted in most happy manner upon the
lower classes Of the Polish population in establishing
fetal abstinence societies.
The Catholic eocesisstcs on the other side Of tho
f.CLter, wishing to obtain the resuts have sso
founded temperance societies, which have been so
rapidly developed thai there s already psIcsptibe
decrease in The consumption Of brandy. 1t ia lot
kLoal whether politics al the bottom Of these soci
eiiesi bat is Certain thar the propretors of large
brandy dis.ileIes their business imperiled and
that many dstieries have even been obliged to sus.
pend operations entirely.
All at oOce Prince Gortchakoff received some couo.
nunicatiors denouocDg these societies for pursuing
dangerous political ends The priests contrsiicted
thtse deruncistiors aud sad they were owing to the
hatred felt toward them by the disters and the matter
appeared 10 be terminated. But soon fresh denunci,
tons arrived, and the Vceroy wss obliged to examine
the mater more closely and to nterdc the societies
on account Of their exacting from their members an
obligatory ostb, besids brd Obedience 70 THAR esd
ers, which might be productive Of evil poi!ic, results
cs: II. Glia::G, administrator Of Tie &sssse gl
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RUSSIA.
EMANCIPATIoN- sLAvIC sYMPATHIEs.

Correspou6cnce Of The Lsdtpea6aace Beige
ST. PETERSBURG, Msy %, 1853.
The MISTER Of the emsnc DstiOn is going pea3e.by
Cd. The mobiles are every Gay learning the necessity
Ct tLis great measure, and the PEASANTS, relying in
plicty on the word Of the En- psrorsnd their nstnc.
In the matter does not a. all deceive ;hem-await
calmly i,s aecoupishment cay that the soble.
every DAY le aiming the necessity Of setting the men
free from the land. SIX more Governments have OBJ
tanned permission to forn Committees for this purpose
Pskov, Tools Ysroslsv, Vologds, Mohilev and Vi
tepsb. Ysro.av was Of the frat hst accepted the
measure. but its nob4s have been slow in agreeing
upon the oppor unity or mode of its adoption.
With regard TO the Jews, dowo 70 the presen. time
tatir condition in the Empire has bssn very painful
and humatirg. They had not, 60 70 speak, any civil
rights whatever, cot being permitted TO even choose
their places Of abode. They could only reside 10 GER
,sr dis ct, and there only in tie chief towns, aud
even then their labor subjected 70 so msny restrc
tiops and vexstiors, that it is astonishing how they
were able TO remain here during the last twenty yesrs
of the preceding reigu- Tney were burdened with
taxes end there nothing to the Obligation 20
enlist tia. was not douby imposed upon them.
Blu: during the present reign they have been freed
from exceptional taxation, and As regards the military
servics they are only obliged to bsar their JUS. pro-
portion alorg With toe other subjects Of the Empire.
The number of their schools has bsen increased and
the lis: of their studies enlarged inf5rned tbs.
the Emperor has appointed special Committee 70
wise carefully al the lsss respecting jews, and have
before me recent uksse giving them permission 20
cree. .uses 10 tho towns Of Kovno sad JtomN
s:lou. ,:st.s:.en cf lVcaSy, and &c Ahsbt them &C.