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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05

THE TRUE WOMAN.

&C. We give our readers the following very
'beautiful story. ga waif' on the stream oi
time. Il is picture Of True Woman.
beautiful rs it 10 true. and as there Is a
fearful panicov our State, and the pros
pecs Of many ruined fortunes, We point to
this noble woman as an example worthy Of
imitation 70 all those wives who may be
similarly situated in these trying tines
and happy win be those meu and those
homes where the .'Trus Woman" is found:
'fli have to 60. Mary. there is no help
for it," .e9T0gg C5I
She looked-the lady to whom these
~asds were addreased-in q, way which
shoved il bad struck and bur. her. She
vas scsllopiog a child's skirt. and the uce-
die. work had followed her rapid fingers
along the aaoael like line OF saosy foan.
nbaf aew the work fell suddenly. unheeded
% the G0or. 'Esa s2i - ,f1.4.a1 ~ ss.s.s...
'.Ah. John, has it came to lhal r. ask
.sl@A5e4s amsa va4s
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05
SELECTED POETRY.
OLD WINTER Is COMING.

OLU W4OTEh ID COm4No's- @ @'
Old Winter is coming again-alack
How Icy and cold is he!
He cares not pin for q shivering back.
He's saucy old chap to white and black.
He whistles his shills with wonderful
sss knsck. ... -4F. -r .sa.
For he comes from cold countreel
A witty old fellow this Winter is--ga'f r.
A mighty old fellow for glee! u
He cracks bis jokes on the pretty. sweet
miss. ~. - 80 II .
The wriukled cid maiden. unit to kiss.
And freezes the dew Of their lips: for this
Is the way with old fellows like he!
Old Winters frolicsome blade. wot-'
fIe is wild in his humor. and free ! ~
Hall whistle along for the want Of
s. X theughtP 80 s4aa vl5f 55s 80 ..f'H
Aud 7 set all the warmth Of our furs a
''H naneht. -" @2'5- I ."so' 90 ga
Aad rafas the laces, By pretty girls
ID bought ID hr2 ..+. = f.-
"A fsolicsome fellow is he aas
g! ss3at - q spTs tc5 -lE.s-l G. .a.
on Winter is blowing his gusts along.
And nlsrrily shaking the treel .f.
Eromr morniag gitia night he will sing hi
song ssa-8
Now mosning. snd short-now bowling,
n'salb and long;r~ 1'' F
His voiceis leud. for his lungs arc strong
"A merry old fellow 10 he rs..-.
Old Winters a tough old fellow for blows,
As tough as ever you see!
He will trip up our troters and rend our
clothes. ...-.-
And stiffen our limbs from our fingers to
He minds not the cries of his friends or his
A tough old fellow is he
A cunning old fellow is Winter. they say.
A canning dd fellow is he!
Hepeeps 10 u. ororices day BY day.
-e-see how we',e passing our time away.
And a~ki all cur doing. frola grave to
12s% gay. .t5-.l,sl--- y.
Pm afraid he is peeping at me! Is
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05
4 GREAT WORK OF THE AGE
PROGRESS OF THE MOUNT
80 GEMS TUNNEL. = =

IN highly interesting afticle in che
Rerac Con.en.poraine We find some curl.
Gus details about the piercing Of the TIN.
mel between Mod.ne auas Basdoneches >,
II is we'll known that tie whole length
Of the tunnel, when completed. will be
1890 metres. The machine used for the
purpose is NJ. Sommelier's perforator, SET
in motion by compressed air. II consists
Of position working horizontally in |.
cylinder, and carrying chisel fixed upon
it like bayonet, which at each stroke
dashes with violence against the rock to
be pierced. Each time the chisel recoils
it turns round in the hole. and as the
latter is sunk deeper and deeper, the frame
or shield, which carries not one, but
nine perforators. advances in proportion.
While the chisel is doing its work with
extraordinary rapidity. copper tube, of
small diameter, keeps squirting water
into the hole, by which means all the rub
bish is washed out. Behind the shield
there is a tender. which, by the aid of
pump set in motion by compressed air,
feeds all these tubes with water. The
noise caused by The simultaneous strik-
ing Of the chisels against the rock is alb
sol ltely deafsuiDg. enhancsd as it is BY
the echo of the tunnel.
All at once the noise ceases, the shield
reccdes behind it, and the surface of the
rock is perceived riddled with eighty holes,
varying iu depth between eighty aud Line
ty centimetres. These holes are now
charged with cartridges, slow MATCHES
burning at the rate Of sixty centimesres
per minute are inserted, and the workmen
retire in haste. The explosion seems to
shake the mountain to its roots; when all
10 over the ground 10 found covered With
fragments Of the rock, aod an advance
equal to the depth of the holes has been
obt.ined. -a u.aa -fI g.. aa
p % the B.rdoueehe side this year the
average advance per month bas been City
n,stree; on the Modane side it has not
exceeded thirty-eighs metres per month.
owing to the greater hardness Of the rock
on that side; there still renains length
Of about $3.50 metres to be got throagh.
When completed the tunnel will have re.
quired the piercing Of 1.220. 600 hoIcs.
sSO.0 900 akilogrsmases of ganpowde,, L.
550. 600 metres Of slow match; the pum-
Der Of bayonets rendered uuserviceable
will amosnt to 2. .450. 900.
8essa.M agas,1T as,p
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05

complain e Ths seissrs Of the GLia-
cl,as. TIE piinssspal assercs of reves6s 70
! Peru, uas 20 proper rstaliaion for saeh
Il, offence. - Toe -. Es1ssslsea
'fNia false preteoss upon which this
etc,uspifacy has been got up, and the real
motive bshnd Il Is the overshrow Of he
republican systems upon this continent.
They are rilling to challenge war; and
i j. is hct already commenced BY the
seisars of the islsnds, which Peru ihrea.
ssns % rss.ptsre. \ So. : - .-a
The re- establishments of monsrehy "a
Mexico was but the first act in grand
drama. which has for its object to subver,
the popular system Of this country, whose
influence is felt to be fatal to the dynastica
Of the Old World. The game is vel
played; but it would have been fatal to the
players had not folly and fanaticism. and
the tricks Of base politicians laid US open
to these Vaccinations! In our divisions
We have done half the work of our enc.
mics. 50
b Their hopes lie in our persistence in
our madness. Already they see the Latin
races Of Mexico and the Southsru cont.
nent organized into mouarchlss; the Angle
Saxon race Of the North, organized uude,
Vice Royalty. ending, perhaps. 10 ar
hereditary monarchy. Between them is .
torn and divided Republic which. when
all its cohesion is destroyed in the fame,
Of war. will fall asunder, and the scvera
parts obeyisg the attraction Of their posi-.
tion, will gravitase to one side or the othe,
of this nonarchial system.
Such is the cloud that lowers iu our hor.
izon. as we look beyond the closing yea,
into that which Is about to dawn upon US
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05
Dit an> 6a,,,a,1r. !.
HOG 1s-rfoe our ].

Ilq Ths Relieving ssosJsis tsld q sadSasusI.
ia the city of So, 10 Norshes 0Gaelss
The asacou was evser aud sssfsser q 81
large pork packing ssisblishnsst. Ms
daty vas 70 stand At the sssldiDg trssgs, y
watch 10 hand. 10 time tho lenfti ef O.
seald. crying Hog oot" when tho rassk .
told three nuitiuses. 0nsf wssk dls 49,,
of business compelled the pseksss - MS !
usually severe labor. and satsrdsy nikAs
found the deacon wholly exhausted. iuI ,
deed. he was alnost il not quite sick ths
next morning whea church tine came
but be was leading member, and Il wss o
his duty to attend the usual Sabbath scr. ~
vice it he could. He went. The occasion sionli0
~as. one Of unusual sclemnity. As revival
vas in progress The minister preached u
. sermon we'll calculated for, effect. His y
peroration was climax of great bsauty..
Assuming the attitude Of enc intensely lii.
tening, he recitsd to the breashless audi -
terry -... '''. ~ '''n'" s'''.'
,.H-yW s45 .ai sJsbi.,, a.
dark they whisper: angels say.
Hog in" came from the deacou's pew !,
in a stentori.n voice, The astouished
audience ismediatciy turned their atsea-: =
ton from the preachee. bat be went q
apparently unmoved- IS '' ',@'. 10
Sister spirit come away ~. -
Hog ous!" shouted the deacon; tally
four" l. -..,cf 7,,l ..ss -.
This Was too much for the audieses and
the preacher. who sat down disconnected.
then rose to dismisa the weary deacon, vish
. short bensdiction. 81. fu- t,,, - t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05
ON SIGHT AND ON DEMAND.

One Of ths reporters staff ise sePsssi-,
bic for this anecdote ;: ia ,ya!yuoa spi,, 4
Judge G--.swell known. ,highlxsrss. 4
Pectable Il skniekesbockas. on thssshsdy sids
Of fltyss widowsg With STA elildrsa--fuh,
of tan and ffoaics sver r@dy Ca ~ sjoAsr-~:
70 givsaur take sAsse ba.Gsss1 The ether,
evening By . Miss Of Eve and tsenty, for
not taking . vie she urged that be was
bale and hearty and deserved q. amatrimo-
nial messmate. The Jadge aekaowledged
the fact; admitaeda that be uvas convinced,
BY the eloquenoe Of bis kir friend that he,
had thus far been remiss, and, sexp,cssed,
contrition for the f.ul. confessed;. ended
with offering himself TO the lady, ceiling
her she could not certainly reject him Taf-
ter pointing out his hsinous offence. ,,a.
The lady replied that she vosld be mos.
happy to take the situation % uniquely
advertised. and bccoue bone Of biz, bone
and 6esh of bis acsh. but there was one,
to her. serious obstacle. ,;s 4. es,.- 4
"Well." said the Judge. ''psms il.
Ny profession is TO surmount such obsts-
clcs" goo, g.. ,,, -,
"Ah! Judge. this Is beyond your pow
ers. have avowed il, I eyer narry q
widower, he must have ten children"
''Ten children! Oh! ,hat's uo,hins,"
says the Judge. g''Pn give Jon five now.
aud my notes on dsmsnd in iustslmenss
for the balaoce.n asts5.s siIT ,s...
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05

Il see villsiny:in your face. aid WIS
tern judge n a prisoner. May it plyadtse
your honor, replied the prisoner, that il
4. personal reasS.ion.' -"
- " ''''' size ls4a - .a1. -.saaI
7er7ssY 80 81. zss
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05

A Tnouonrrvl Bsr.-A certaiu Son
day School teacher ip New York. was in
the habi. Of taking :. .collec,isn in his ju-
vcnile class, for missiopary !, objects = he
was not 2 itile sarprissd one day to find .
country note among the weight II copper.
He was not long ia finding ]. to be bro
ken bank and op asking the class wac
put il there. the donor was. pointed ou. 10
him BY one who had seen bin deposit j..
"Didn'. you knov that this note was good
for notbingl" said the teacher. Yes"
answered the boy. Then What did yfa
ii. 10 the boz for Z, The boy coolly
replied. Il didn'. spose the little heathens
would know the difference. and thought /,
would be just Is good for tben,."'
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05

REsIass1Tos.-AA suffering bai godly
na,. was once asked IL beessld sse any
reoso" for the dispensation which had
caused bin 10 os'sach sgosy. No. re-
piled he; but lem just 70 we'll saiis6ed ~
il l could see ten ,housssd. God's sill
is the perfection of MI reason ."---Eprins.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-05

The young gentlemsn who 6ew isio
passion has had bis wings clipped. rit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
A Splendil Rcsi1ence fsr Sale.

ALARG E GENTEEL TWOSTORY
IA Brick Dwelling containing 10 roosns, closeta,
besides pantry chi a Cupboard bathroom and vAsh-
room capital cellar under the entire dwelling
IL fsss, :scond 10 fsst An esssans hail. large and
apacious connestinG with Ill Of The principal fosms
ed by Gliding doorseach Independent Of the other.
Dining fooni. bsthroom. kitchen, pantry and hack
rooms besides clothes pressee IN sWitse -
sinsly-each room opening directly into he hall Tho
Attic hns one large suitable for se0ra9e drying
Clothes &C. and Two finished bedrOuna A flight Of
stairs Leads from upper hall to back hall On lower
ecod 6fick cssterns IN the yard with 6er attached
and superior Anti Freezing Pump A force pum6
10 used III the cellar TO rniss tbs wafer 70 - ID
The attic end from thence Il 10 dieaft6oteA 70 al
carried "a under ground through terra cOtte ppe.
Gas throughout every bedrocfn vel pr0yfded Nth
The foundssion e o. the most subseNslal eSarncser
Rick wall IL Inches and favSied out inchee 10
receive plasteftns dcors q the nf.e 4uaHs
ter table windows hung with weighta, ard glaaed wsh
the aret QUALITY OF French glass-ineids ehutters
The internal arrangement snf economy, eonventsnes
and comfort cannot Be surpassed The design ssssss
1THE EoCxTiON !. he mos eran1 - s.s,l -
- epx IN tho city. An unststt.eee4 49, sss
ncaie u he'd " Dssriy = 49, - ~
sifsl ev g plinois bluis Be- s issSs1 k:fjss
az S<n1s sss. de sss NJ :. Ard 49,
:see & Re 1890 ssn - - 5 sSs s..
o. ~ S s;sss 'ses IN - Ds1st - ss
Ssfsissss 80 /. - ~ ~ hoes: S's'ss4
E''z 49, eva HI : 81 .Sss3sy, q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
rpR DISCOVERIES At FORT FISHER

TIE rebels have discovered that Fort Fisher
ms o no value 20 them since they have lost II.
while "our bows" have found In u the key iha'
hos unlocked all the ontcr defcn-es OF winning
sea. So. In gaining hearty digestion. we secure
the Fort Fisher TO all the ailments OF the human
system. To this end nosrErrrR's HrrnRs Illus
t1ote the combined action Of the Navy and Army
is1ilensing the guns cfthe enemy and in expeii-
Ing him.
Where the appetite fails they renew It,
And tits not for tho moment they do II;
hut anticipating the question.
Our tonic restores the digeetion.
Relieved thus. and strengthened the stomach
No longer is felt M a hummock.
Or an enemy restless and stealthy,
But active. elastic and healthy,
And this tone of the stomach YOU find.
From its influence genial and kind,
lmpArts the same vigor Gus tone to the frame
And lightens and brghtens the mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
re swANps OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

1he hosbeds Of Secession, vast in extent, treach-
oeous and dismal ~ Hsdes rank with poisonous
vseststlon, swsrrning with reptiles and venemous
insscts, and recking with pestiience. are proiihc
81 miasmat,c disorders. from the simple chill! ana
fever 70 the terrible yellow Jack Gen Hun,
ter's preventive for his soldiers in command O
thas Department wns little qunine. mixed WIN
whisky. and administered in 'prophplnctic cos
e." morning md evening But the Knowing vet
erans, from those Carolina swa'nps who have ~ cd
Hostetter's prescription, say that.
When the mists of the morning
Arise ~ . warning,
And the dews Of the night
Descend with blight.
Where our Biters employed
The miAsma'S destroyed
The antidote's felt in the taking.
There follows no weakness or aching.
No heAvincss. trembling or quakinR;J
No torture Of freezing or burning;
No restiessness. yawning or yeatn'ng,
For water; no twisting or turning.
Bat health, strength and sp,ri, 10 wag on.
AID " fight like ST. George with the dragon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
rHpIArEsr FROM HOOPS ARMY.

Our latest adyices from the shattered army OF
0en Hood = .hs. ba-'-p -a''red into the woods
Of Northe' n Alabama, he Is Iaboring TO repair
danaees and with poor prospect OF sncces.
This We believe to bs true; bat tro, an attack OF
eiekuess. the animal powers, like Hoods arm.
ere shattered. demoralized, broken up. as We
may say
When the body is weak and Distressed,
And the mind is disturbed aud depressed.
Our Bitters we know, il You'll try.
81 Will the wants Of the system supply
New life to the blood to the nerves and the brain
1W you feel that King Richs:d's himself again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
-rr uospossor TIE REBEL PRISONS

~ suspass those Of the frighsfa' Mioa,r Pr =.
o19s' q the African slave .nsy ...S"r.s
SSssptipe t6e sufferer from the horrors ot dys-
penoia Yet We arc sure that
lfrather Abraham could clear
Thnse rebel prisoners foul and dresr
or eli in thei- deadly atmosphere,
Even a these Bitters Of hostetter
Make the foriorn dyapcptic better--
Dispelliug all that fearful train
OF troubles thst distract his brain
That fire his stomach, rack HIS bones.
And bresk his sleep with painful Eroans--
Our suffering soldiers soon would BE-
1rou losahsomd rebel dungeon free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
INDIAN CoRx-lMroRrAvr DISCOVERY

Since the dethronemcni Of King Cotton, il has
been discovered that Indian Corn is the life. the
blood, bone aud muscles Of the Southern Corn
/st-eracy. The fact has also been established on
still more grauder scale
That the reciifcd essence Of sound native rye,
Which the hills Of old Monongahela supply
Msdicased with juices Of herbs which possessing
Each ita medical Writ ne. bestowed an a blessing,
Maks, in HOSTETTI RS BlTTERS, atomic which
stands
Approved in all sc, sons. and climates and lands.
Army surgeons inc srsc i;--sea Captains admire
Il;
And. having once tried it, they alwrys require it.
AnA out in the II ID mines these Bitters are sold.
Asthe miners vn medicine. precious as gold
- eisnt In checking disease and expclling,
And = protective all others excelling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

Dear Strive take much pleasure in assuring
you that there is no vermifuee now in use tbss
we think equals yours as W,sm Destroyer. We
have sold il largely 1t retail, and with uniform
success. WsaIe Druggists and Physicians. and
nave prescribed II for eur patients, and have
been we'll satisfied with it, effects.
lthaea, NY sAXION / BISHOP,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
CITY Of CHICAGO.

Fiscal agent ofthe D. g., and Special Agsnt
for lay Cools, Subscriptions Agent,
Will deliver 80 Notes free Of charge. BY ex-
press to any part of Iowa and Illinois. md re-
ceive in payment checks ON New York, Philadel-
phia and Boston, and al five per cent. interest
noles with interest to day Of snbscriptiun.
orders sent By mail will Be promptly filled. All
packages may be sent to az BY expfess. under
our season contrast, = . cost Of fifty ents per
thousand, except poikts in Iowa not on tlae river,
which will cost 81 per thousand. coninission
u = per cent allowed 70 bankers only.
3. /. TmKHAn, J. A. kilisp
Cashier. fmr14-d1m) Priest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

Tii d.
!. ~ uelaslpe1, 0uardias q - -,
ealn - Ihoqo >. HlsWps, 1se6aSs1 S.
~ ~ IN lll1ewins ~ sslaas sitssssS -
ecsGl coua4y: - II >}sE 4
kAsn - Jssssy Radas, hasvn = y.
UlasS4oo - PAelssosa ploso. eeneoini.~
nlaeoy oeseD-6eieg ~ soushVon1 49,
Of The northwest quarter q ooeejeu WV1N
VEN, md the southeast quAfCbeef ~ neg1A.
eAst quarter, and ibsty-six nj = o(9,
south side Of III southwest quostsp q ~
northeast quarter II seceien eoaSsso. 11 e
township seventy eight north Of ranep fbus
sast Of the flith principal uesidIoo. Soou|y.
ing fro0 sid lots the lellowiee - ~
portion Of said described lahda. co-vjt -
CcnmsncinG q the seuthwest ccpnss e ~
northeast quarter Of said sectioa siehtsso,
sunasng thence north twenty Gin. reda ;
thence east eighty rods; thence south tweo.
ty-six rods; thence west eighty rodo -
place d bsginaiag, containing thistooo
ocses.
Also IN improved farm, With heuse, No.
Pvincston, containing one hundred -
wenty acres, being the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter, and tho southeast
quarter ofthe northwest quarter, and noslo.
east quarter OF the southwest quarter u
section swsnty eight, 10 tow ship eighty,
north Of range Ave, cant Of nth p. n.
Private bids will b received for ehi1
property up 70 the 6rst Of April, 1855. u
Cock L Drugs law Office; and. " not sold
before that day, the property win b. o@sssd
at public sale at the door Of the Court Houea
in Davenport. Iowa. on Saturday, ~ Assl
day Of Apr ~ 3 o'clock r. N.
Terms cash, or part Of tho purchase
money on one and tws yesrs' time. Furth.
cr particulars furnished By Cook 4 Drufy,
JAMES u. RlCAUD, Guardian.
COOK 3 DRURY, Attorneys.
March Goth, 1856.
mao dtsAw2w..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

Cairo. March 81
Vicksburg advices Of the I'D say that $50
Of our parolcd prisoners arrived AT Camp
Fisk four miles from that city, where they
await exchange. Everything is being done
for their comfort
The steamer Holmes, reported capturedup
the Yazoo, arrived AZ Vicksburg with big
load Of cotton from Yazoo City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28
CITY PROPERTY!
FOK SALE.


Lst corner Brady and Fifth street, e4xl5o.
1 Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. s4xl50
now occupied as q coal yard, has good railroad
or mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, GA feet
front on Railroad. aud l5s feet front on Perry
street. and il the best position in tho city for N
elcsato sd .AaHt
4 Lots with front on the NJ 4 NJ r. r.. and
l6N feet ON Western Avenue and Gaines u Gets
with frame office and stable, first rate location
for lumber yard. ~
. Good building lots in East Davenport. have
tine view Of the river, Rock island and the elite
If Davenport aud Rock Island. Price $40 each
is Good building lots in the city Of Roct
Islund within live minutes walk OF the U. =
Arsenal. Price from sst to ESQ.
Out lots Of ten acres each half mile from city
OF Rock Island on the Camden end Rock Island
road Suitable for gardening or fruit raising.
marl5 Apply 70 GEO. L. DAVENPORT
REAL Estate.
THOR SALE bv the Executors Of the Estate Of
II the hate ANTOINE lie CLAIRE
0os,d trick house on nth street.
Double Prume house on 10th street
/, frame house on Farnarn street; IS City lots
The Fair Grounds, containing IS acres. A de-
sirable Investment
g acres .orth-east Of wcamore's addition.
isoes scd ONT Lsota in the city Of LIE Claire
LANDS IN johnson, Auscatine, Louisa Iowa,
Jones, rswesnssk. Jsep.r, Calhoun, Carroll, Ger
GEO. L. nAVrNSHSsssss.c o1nsseA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

MIRssIbtNCE on Che corner Of 9Th ! Per-
ssSs7 'dsf - tern; .,e2.y q the premis e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

Cieona, Hickory Grove, and Princeton
mr4-d,f JNO. l.. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

|Two rRA1E HOUSES AND vuLL Lors
~ -dsf - 1S6 IL oop,,~