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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

PROsAIC PoErRY.-l gave her rose and gave
her ring, and | asked her to marry me then;bu'
she sent them all back, the insen,iDie thing, and
said she'd no notion of men. lold her III
oceans Of money aud goods, tried to frighten hsr
with growl but she answered she WASH
brought up in the woods, 10 be scared by the
screech OF an owl. ! called her baggage and
everything bad; slighl,d her features nud form;
till at length succeeded in getting her mad
auJ she ragged like the sea in a storm. Aud
then in a moment TUNED aud smiled, aud cal
led her my angle aud ell; she fiji in my arms
like a wcarsome child and exclaimed, we
will marry this fall"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

Power OF STRONG DaINK Hon. John A.
Tucker OF Georgia a man OF talant, energy,
and usefulness, highly esteemed in the commu-
nifty IN which he lived, having all the comforts
OF home, wife, children aud friends around
him, oonIltted suicide recently, leaving b.
hind tie following sad aud touching history off
d man possessed ot devil" How many q
how many are there, who are tempted as he was
tempted to commit the fatal act from the same
cause. For ten years he contemplated the fear
iul act of sell destruction choosing TO rid him
self of his own wretched life rather than bring
distress, ruin, and gradation upon his family.
Read his last letter, ye who tamper with the
demon o strong drink and raa- ct:
81 am driven o. b. destiny have no pow
er to control. Don say TO me, at is your fault
you could act differently" 1t is untrue.
always wished to act differently have prayed
to sci dltle euliy--l have prayed to God TO help
me act differently. He knows my wishes and
purpose was to be good man. THIS have pray
ell for from boyhood; and VT have not been Il
good man. "Inere is a divinity which shapes
our ends There is power that drives me on
like a feather before the wind, and we have as
little power 10 direct our the feather ia
the gale.
Now, with ali M sins, ,foIles and vices clinglng
to my skirts. am going umbdden into the pres
ace Of !ay Iol, to ask him why am not the
man always desired TO be, To ask what punish.
ment am to receive for knowing my duty, de-
sirlng to perform i,und yet not having the nerve
to do il. DON'T say | am drunk either, for it
is not So. tell you Peyton Coquitt that | am
/ doing this thing upon reflection. lay all night
/ thinkin3 Of ii. have looked at all the reasons
/ for and against il. In some respects | have
/ bean successful man As certain as the woru
stands, ! would beat the race for Judge by more
| than the Democratic ma jouty. That is not tbs
thing ~ ijh me. | would not live to be Presdcn
of the United States, unless could be the NAL
| wish to he From boy, ! wished to be
great and good mana mdn exertiug Il grea
sautary moral inIuonce Oh mankind But ii
it isl am shedding death shade and mlldew from
the high places in the land.
wouid have waited till | got home, but
knew ii would not do. would then never huv
discharged the duty | owe to myself aud man
kind. could not part with my wife aud htJ
ones. Several times in the last few years hav
prepared myself for this event at nome, whel
my wife knew nothing of it; but to look at til
children and hear than say "Pc," or to look a
d smiling aiftcionate wife, that anticipated N
wishes--iorgive thousand lolliys--that neve
: did an unkind aot--I did not have the courag
/ to proceed. But believing, as DO, that my de
parture from this iie will benefit my fanny, a
well as Others am going to die here TO day
r have plenty of Iiends who will be sorry 70
this; but 20 all of lhetn say, John a Iucka
never proiessed friendship to any one, that h
deserted in the hour OF trial. My vie and m
little ones ! commend to your care
TUCKER
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27
Written for the Perrysburs Journs
HE R u Sc.
BY ANNA LAURA.

"Oh by the way, ladies and gentlemen,
beg leave to present subject of charity for
your sympathy and hope shall receive the more
substantial aid in the shape of your liberal do
nations" and Miss Wilbraham handed sub
scription paper to gentleman who sat near her.
While he is making himself master Of its con
tents, we will introduce the company to our
reader.
Miss Caroline Wilbraham is a beauty and an
heiress, She belonged TO that class OF persons,
who devote themselves assiduOusly to charitable
objects, especially that kind of charity, of which,
the one hand knows as much as the other, or in
othsr words she was very fond of heading sub.
scription lists with her name and a large dona
tion. She was acting in the capacity OF hostess
on the present occasion to the parsons whose
names follow. Julia Campbell Twas handsome,
nay, queenly girl reserved to her acquaintsnces
frank aud open-hesrted to her friends.
Marion Shiyely, on the other hand was only
good looking She was fun-loving, mirth-
provoking girl. "Hard to be understood" some
said but possessing warm impulses and gen
erous heart Ernest Bordman and Paul James
were firm friends. although their affinity was a
puzzle TO themselves ana "iehuS' lne ioImef
was merchant Oh good mor@IS' SOUND P'lnc'-
PIES and seIdem 1t ever refusing to lend pity
in9 ear to sorrows wall Inc go'slps sa'u ''"'
ha and Marion were engaged, but between you
aud |, reader, Madam Numof was mistaken ''a'
ume' taul James was 'hs cousin o' Marion
and the betrothed of Julia Campbell. We vii,
now return to the h"e occupants OF Miss WIS
drawing room The gentlemen having glanced
over the paper, Miss WlIbraham passed 1t to
Julia who, after hasty parusal handed it to
Marion, closely watching her features as she
read But when Marion arose and laid it upon
the table without signing her anme as the Others
had done, Julia exclaimed rather sarcastically-
"Why, Marion, aint you going TO give some
thing?'
81 think not" she replied, III low, yet firm
voice.
"Why, you certainly cannot think bat wha
the object--the procuring OF means with whci
to send box of warm clothing to Tndia-is {
noble one" interrogated Miss WIlbraham.
al differ with you on that point,
The topic was pursued no farther, and after
leW CoHWou pldCe Ielld'hS, tut9 Nooh ledNS "
Miss w. The gentlemen accompanied the la
dies home and then separated.
A few days after the two frenls-Emast an
Paul--were spending the evening in the bachelo
sanctum of the former Ernes had appeare
rather absent-minied during the evening, and a
length, startled his friend by the not Ito thai
previous conversation very appropos question
ID ~ tf,.,t
paper al Miss Wilb ahlln's the other day?'
" Don't you suppose she had COOL reason
for declining7'
Yes, suppose she had, but why didn't sh
give it 2
"Well, if she had given il, it wond not hay,
) been Mlrion-like. She is very charitable. how
ever, almost to extreme"
"Yes, suppose so"
> You suppose, don't yoa believe it? Fl
l'll c,,lan iii rp..v nF N-Dur
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27
For the journal.
District Agricultural Fair.

S,us ti,re since frirnl Iii,,,ins oi tho L,uy
nal yery politely asked NV views in regard TO
our uniting and cooperating with Perly sburs
IN Eetthg up a District hSrcn''nraI FAIR hold
Nio9,, I,, r,,Jv ! cav, 's,, L,at corSS,I,'
approve, aud respond to the kind hand extended
from over the river, end ste no good AFFECTIONS
LOT not putting 'ho 'hins 'h'o successful opera
''Ss Sn,0 no ,hi,,, ,hnt :, .,o,,, i,..G,,o viii,
The County Auricuunral Societies and draw
from them the support which they 40 much need
at TINS time 'hInk ON The contrary mat 1t
MoG'u HaNt 'enurncy 10 '"I,'V ,"t O"nn, so
",hat cnmnetition is th,I Iiff nC trade
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

ScESEIS 4 ScHooL ROOM, The Springfield
RepublicaH is responsible Tor III following:
M,stress--Come here, George, wish To rxam-
inc you in punctuation. What's that
G-orge--That? that's commi.
Mistress--RSht, now what's ihatt
G orge--Ah! now you've got me WHARF my
hairs short dun kn0.
Mlstress--G 'org', do not wish you to usc
any slang phrases here. When YOU are unsbie
toFgve any correct replies, say So but do not
rapeat such phrases os that which you have Just
usel. Now, what's that
George--l dun kno.
Mistress Dat know what that is? Why,
that's perio /.
George looking critically at the point in
questiou.) liza! ha! hal Now I've got you whsr,
vonr hairs short; that ain't nuthin' but fy
dirtl
Mistress So R',examnins crilicAlly.) dsorgs
GU ere dish issed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

Statistics disclose The unpleasant fact TO
travellers intending to cross the Allsntic that
there is one chance 0ut of eigty oi their never
living to get to the other side.
For the last four years about 100 900 persons
have mad. the trip all told. In that time three
uauS Atlantic steamers have been lost with L.
23O lives, For the last twenty years the average
loss of lie is about one in a hundred.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

SoRGuuM Su0Au.-Mr. Albert Phelps Of R ica-
land Township, sends us u very fair specimen Of
sugar made from the juice Of the Chinese Sugar
Cane. 1t is u little damper and little darker
than good quality of ordinary cane sugar but
IN other points 1t seems to be in no way inferior.
The gr0nulatlon Is perfect, aud we suppose il
could he made both whittier and dryer by being
well stirred and aired. AS related TO us there
was nothing peculiar in the method pursued by
Mr. +. in boiling the Juice or cooking the syrup.
Tie is careful to cleanse ii well by thorough
Summing, aud when boiled and cooked suiii-
cienty lie sits it away in vessels to cool. lie
then pours the thlncst syrup from the surface,
and places the remainder in sacks and hungs
them up to drain. We are informed that n
! nelghbor ot MI. 7. has made some two hundred
pounds o sorghum sugar the last year.
We have Tor some time regarded II as q settled
! fact that good article OF sugar can bo manu-
Iucturcd from the juice OF the Chinese Cane. We
! think patience uud experience will enable those
who raise the cane to make sugar rs readily, and
with as lljt,e trouble, as Is sugar now made from
! the sap OF lhs sugar tee. 1t has been stated by
| those who have experimental with this matter
| that the Juice of the lower joints Of the stalk
! when boiled aud cooked TO the proper point
crysalixes without any difficulty. The sugges-
! tion is plausible one and can be easily tried -
! We hope the farmers OF Mahaska county and o
the cnlire State will the present year ex xpermenl
! still more extensively in the culture OF Sorgho
and in manufacturing sugar end molasses there
from. II it prove successful of which the 70 il
now every prospect, more than a million OF dol
i lars may be annually saved to the State and cd
ded 10 its wealth thereby 0Skdloosa (lopal
IHerald
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

RANT .-Pe0pIe may rail as They Tie
at rainy days; we are confident the indoor, as
well as the outdoor world, never could gst along
without them. The work we accomplish then
he freedom from dstrac;ing n,rnjers th.
tangled sk.ins Of business we straight II out
the odds and ends Of irsgmenory plans WE
pick mp the ideas which have time to hatch
and mature and clack success We rejoice IN
every raindrop that spatlers against lhe window;
The moe mud in the street, ths CLEARER our
brains Therefore, all hail rainy DAYS say We
Like their bright, ard mole cheerful compuu
ions clear day., they have th,ir adyan,. gcs, anC
eve their end,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

LADIES VS. GENTLgMgS. There are three
things whi,h lady cannot do
lst she cannot pass a milnsr's shop without
stopping; q she cnnnot see licce Of lace
without asking he price; 81, she cannot see a
baby without kissing it, 70 this lady turns
The table on the gentlemen in HE followirg
There are lhre things thot gentleman can
not do lst, 'Ie cannot 20 through the house
and shut lhe door after him: 81. he cannot have
a shirt made to suit him; 81, he can never b.
satisfied with the ladies' fashions.
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WIS foot rested on the first step, little form
arrested her attention and turning bcseschiug
face toward her, asks for money" Only trihe
to buy bread for starving sister
Begone child, this ia no time for slms-giy-
ing" replied the lady, and disappeared in the
entrance.
Marion being near Miss w. had heard the
childs petition, and the answer, and hastily
slipping an elegant gold ring from her finger,
gave it TO her with the quickly spoken words,
"Take il to the nearest pawnbrokers shop aud
come tomorrow at ten to l05 --- Avenue.
In the hall Paul asked her, loud enough for
Ernest to hear, " Are you not afraid she is an
imposter ?'
If she be- have erred on mcrcy's side" ives
the reply,
The next morning the four were assembled in
Marion's parIor discussing the party of the pre-
vous night. Just as tha clock struck ten. little
Kitty James came in aud told cousin Marion
that she did not care about her ring any longer
Marion took the ring mechanically and looked
at the others for an explanation.
" Twas one Of my freaks, cousin. I'll tell you
all about it some time" said Paul and just then
he thought Of book in the library that he
wanted to show Julia, uad they went to find it,
and so we will so too, reader mine; but you
would like to know what Ernest and Marion
talked aboutY We'll, cannot tell you exactly,
only | know that in about three months from
that time there was grand party at Mr.. Shr-
leyS mansion, at which party white veil and
orange blossoms figured conspicuou'y.
And in just one week from that time, Marion
greeted her former friend as Cousin Julia
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27
NO. Y NNVIII
Double Murder by "A Horse Thief.

From the Lawrence Kansas Republican bee 81.
lniormstlon reached us his morning, Of the
shooting aud killing by horse thief ol Samuel
Stewart and Reuben Palmer, of Eldorado. Both
were Free STATE men. Ihoy were pursuing y
horse thief in the Cherokee nation, when he
turned and shot and killed BOTH - Topeka Tri-
buHe.
We hope that the above may prove untrue.
Samuel Stewart was one OF the noble men who
stood by the cause OF Kansas in ITS da kest hours
and most deadly pcrs. lie was one Of the
prisoners confined at Lscompton for about six
months on the false charges which served as .
legal basis for The arrest aud imprisonment OF so
many of our best men. OF late he has made
his homs ut Eldorsdo. He was worthy mem
Der ot the Ledveuworlh Constitutional Conven.
ton, sud, 1t the above account should prove
true, his I'M imciy death viii be depIoIed by un
who knew him.
Since writing the above we have learned fur.
thsr particulars OF this affair, which unfortu-
notely leaves us but little room to doubt that
Mr Stewart has been killed. Ii seems tha, he
and his companion had Ovsrtaken aud arrested
tho horse thei, aud were returning with him to
Eidorado. They supposed they had thoroughly
dlsarmed the villain, but it seems that he had q
revolver Sccteted upon his person which they
did not discover. While stopping at hotel ON
the road the thief asked MIR. Stewart TO call the
landlord and "Ihey would have some fun."--
stewart not suspeclin9, stepped TO the door,
aud hardly cleared it when the wretch drew his
revolver and shot Mr.. Palmer, killing him on
the spot. Stewart heard tho rrpor, of tho pistol
and Immediately sprong TO the door, but, as hs
opened IT, the villain shot him also, killing him
instantly. The affair has caused the grea test
| excitement al Eldorado, aud Il man called Hill
debrand, supposed 10 be implicated in the q flair
somehow, has been whipped and driven out OF
| the country. MIR. Stewart leaves two orphs n
daughters to mourn his sudden and terrible
! death
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

GEsNAN PaoFsssoRs.--T editor oil the Utica
HcraH now in HoidelbsrK, in a letter 10 his
pap. says OF Two Of the most eminent professors
IN Gsrmouy:
Professor Pitt, who is lscturng on the Cos
pes, commences by taking his snuff box out Of
his packet opening it, placing it on the desk
dirccIy before him, examining both nostrils
full With the nsuycAtng stuff, taking second
pinch between hls thumb and r-finSer aud
IAeu bawln8 out Mime HsrrenF As he warns
with his subject the thumb and finger makssA
series Of dives into the snuff box, and up to the
nose, until the lecturer becomes enveloped in q
cloud ot dusL Buussn, the distinguished chem
ist comes into the lecture room with The stump
Of cgsr in his mouth, which he jerks out as he
commences TO speak. and puts back again tho
moment he has finished. While he is Spss king
he walks rSpiily up and down the platform like
4 Polar bear in a menageris."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

CoNrENrMGSr As for littls mora money
and little more tims, why It's ten to one il
cither one or the other would make you q whit
happier II YOU had more time it would be sure
to hang heavily, 1t is the working man who is
the happy man. Man wss made to be active, ,ond
he is never 50 happy ~ when he is SO. IL 10
the idle man who is the miserable man. And, as
for mon Y, don't you remember the old say ing.
"Epough IS as good as feasl?' Money never
made man huppy yet, nor will IT, There Is
nothing in its nature TO produces happiness.
The more n man has, the more he wants. ln-
stead OF its filling vacuum, ,t,makes one. fit
satisfies one want, il doubles and trebles that
want another way. That was true proverb Of
the wise man. rely upon it: "Battef is little
| with the Fear Of the lord. than great treasure
aud trouble Herewith. - Old Jonathan; or the
| Parish MiDcr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31
Notice.
Notice.
In Attaehment-

James Johns.
THIS day came Hartman B. Elliott and made
L oath that one James Johns il Justly indebted
to him, and that the aforesaid Johns abseonds to
the injury of his creditors, as he verify believes
This is to notify james Johns that writ of at
taehment has been issued by Alexander RaiIy.
justice of the peace of Forest Hill TOWNSHIP
breckenridge county, *. T., on the 18th dav Of
November, 1889, and will come on for final hear
ing on 3lst December, 1883.
l22w3 HARTMAN B. ELLIOTT. :
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but outyageously high, and that will resist its
payment BY all legal means in our power.
ResoEued. That the township collectors of each
township be requested to resign their offices forth
with, and that the township Boards be requested
not to fill the vacancies.
ResoEued, That the county seat of breckenridge
county is vet to be established-0nd that Ameri-
Gus has nc pretence of being the county seat, ex-
cept such as she may have acquired of questiona-
BILE voting under void act of the Legislature of
1883
ResoEued, That should the attempt be made to
collect the county tax from any person by law,
we pledge ourselves to furnish the means TO ena-
bic him to defend the suit
On motion Of Mr.. Galliher, voted that
the secretary furnish the papers of the coun-
ty with copy of the proceedings of this
meeting, and that they be requested to pub
lish the same.
On motion of J. Stotler, vote of thanks
was extended TO the Christian denomination
of Emporia and vicinity, for the use of
their church in which the meeting was held.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine
die. JAMES JACKSON, Pres't.
J. SToTLER, Sec'y.
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BIanks.-Deeds. Mortgages. Bonds and Decla-
rations for sale ut this office in any quantity.
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ssas Lac, annnn one iourtn column
nr.s re.tb. 10 o ak mos year half
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Single copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
At this office, at five cents per copy.
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails at and
from the EmpOria Post Office.
Lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays at P. N.
Leaves Mondays at a. N.
Topeka Mail arrives Tuesdays at 8 P. N.
Leaves Wednesdays at A. N.
Butler (Mo.) Mail arrives Wednesdays at 10 A. n.
Leaves Thursdays at IL N.
Fort Scott Mail arrives Saturdays at IL n.
Leaves Mondays at IL N:
wood Falls, west; also the Bayard, Eldorado and
Chelsea, south.
Office open Sundays from IL N. to 2 Pa
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CENTRAL KANSAS
LAND AND COLLECTION
"A q 4 N Q X
Office Removed to I47 Commercial Street,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
z. P. BANCROFT,
cal Estate Agent and Conveyancer,

Real Estate Agent and Conveyancer,
WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUsI-
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering,
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Com
veyancing.
/ have complete set of plats of all the best
land in this part of the Neasho and Cottonwood
valleys. l offer for sale, at low figures, the
following Real Estate:
No. Lots No. 174 and 176 CONNER
cal street, Emporia, with two story frame house,
25x30 feet.
No. 2.-Lots No. 145 and lat CONNER
cial street. with good house, well finished, and
now occupied dwelling and Office.
No. 800 Lots in Emporia; choice
selection, suitable for stores. shops, dwelling
houses, DC.
Mo-. 160 acres of land J miles from
Emporia, with l6 acres under cultivation, being
S. ". Il See. Is, T 10, R. II.
No. $50 acres of land ] miles from
EmPoria, with living water; no improvements;
being ". y n. E. Il See. II, TIC, r. H.
No. SO acres of lard, J miles from
Emporia, with living water, 10 acres unde, god
r. IL.
No. leo acres of land ] mile from
town, living water and so acres of timber, being
the S. W. Il See. 3, T. IS, R. IL.
No. 8.-l6O acres of land l mile from
town; no improvements; being the s. E. y Sec.
4, I. IS, R. II.
No. 9-160 acres of land in Madison
county. near Eagle creek. being the n. W Il See
81, T. 20, r. ID
No. 1910 acres of land near Forest
Hill: living water. and little timber: being the
n. E u See 10, T. 10, R. IL.
full description of any of the above land win
be given, with the terms of sale upon application
If by letter, enclose stamp.
Emporia. October 18th, Is59-tf
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For Justices.---Blank Subpenas, Executions
Simmons, Warrants, Reeognizanoes, &C., for sale
at this office.
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FERNS of subscription.

Single copy. one year. =. -
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Dow Greek Nursery.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
he has FIFTY THOUSAND fine, likely, one
and two year old Apple trees Of the very best
varieties cultivated in the west Ny gratis were
obtained Of one of the best Nurseries in Illinois,
and my trees are warranted to be the kind they
are represented. / viii sell better tires for less
1roneg than ever was known In this part of Kansas
also have 200 GOO or 800 900 of the largest and
best hedge plants ever faised anywhere. for sale
cheap. hOBT II. ABRAHAM
Dow Greek. Oct !, 1e59.-6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-01-20

CS- One of our southern democratic CO
iemlorariss. who Las been sudleuIy .truek
"hh admiration of the risir G ,tar cf demo
efocy 'ay' waive tlis question of ksr.
sas-ih's dead i..ur-aud wherein - not
Douglass as good dsmoefsi spd a true TO
'-s N"a'A dswr E.sasU.g bet s~re
one point out 10 u, wherein tr ). iorria1
Nct.lH our. ivr. it would D. ].f.a,t 10
decide. I, d. bard q, ,.lIs shi-h from ,atb.
- io.tCr FROM vList. q. flrss d,vsrian 10
Southern Interests r,glft,I. They sre
bl'b M il, mg cs'er r. stJ sscb Il them
j, Ike Nsf,il Van Burro whom i, vssssii
ia lao.
g. v.rssiG and uir.s ou'.
hni 's.y,. tt- J.orl- suii iajrHlt
Whether 'is sH.ks that made ths trscE,
,goins y ftb of caming bs-k