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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25
Macarthur, vinton County, Ohio.


Macarthur, vinton County, Ohio.
We viii publish the ensuing year. as
successor to the McArthr Democrat. The
VINToN RECORD. In politics the RECORD
will be Democratic. Citizens who main-
tain the Constitution of our fathers. and
the Union, should circulate conservative
papers. Citizens who are opposed to the
social and politicalequalityOf free Amer
leans Of African Descent and their albino
allies will rally to the support of our en-
terprise. without regard to their locality or
previous views. Whilst, defending our
principles. we hope to give oftcnse to none.
and will freely give to those who differ
with us fair hearing in our columns. es-
pecially while there is no other journal in
the county. ,,..,-. ""
Independent of its politics, the RECORD
shall be welcome visitor to the family
circle. 1t will be devoted especially to the
Agricultural, Commercial, Manufacturing
and Mechanical interests of our County.
The Oil and mineral resources, important
Foreign and domestic News, Congressional.
Legislative and Judicial proceedings, and
the Markets, will receive due attention..
AS the RECORD is the official organ of
the County, no man in Vinton should be
without it. Legal Notices, Sales, Delin-
quent Tax-Sales, and other matters of Local
interest, make it matter Of necessity to
keep posted up. t...t t..-. ....',
In brief we will do our duty to give you
n good paper, printed on entirely new type.
and ask that you give lis liberal and hearty
support. Terms Sl.50 per year in advance.
W. f.. Il 4. W. BRATTON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25
THE President m Er;d,r sor+

THE President, on Friday, sent a
message to Congress, referring to
it the credentials Of Colorado,
claiming full recognition as a State.
He declines to issue the usual pro-
clamation without the action of
Congress on the subject, the Con-
stitution Of the State having been
informally presented and ratified
only by a majority of 155 votes.
The only persons particularly anx-
ious for the admission of Colorado,
are the individuals who happen to
have been elected United, States
Senators from that settlement. m
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ed, though | heard a groan behind
pna and fall '.i TH-t ift iiSF ~

ed, though ! heard a groan behind
me and a fall. '' 1-' '.''N ~ 'I--'
Then it-.-the thing before me-. .m12'
sank down upon the floor, in a heap qe
dark and .loathsome---a heap of pu- Il If
trescence and disinembered frag- ,- 2;
ments 49, .t.- 80. .....
/ remember that | did not faint, ~ 20
that | did not cry out. How long o.
/ stood transiixed, fascinated, Ig',al
know not; but at last, with an ef-a ~,
fort and a prayer turned to the IN.
bed. Mr., Hayden had fallen upon. r
the floor, face downward, stone :"
dead. ~ .'-'.''''1 81
| raised and replaced him; IidGr
composed his limbs, / closed his n.i!
eyes and tied up his chin; crossed5dT
his hands upon his breast, and tied =,
them there. Then | bore out the ~
body of his sister, insensible but ll!
not dead, into the pure air.--out Of D
that horror and stencil Into the H.
storm and darkness---odt of deatllr,s
into life again. ,.'..r...,. -.
%9 '""" li"e''S.f 1uPfr sS III ilasq,i,
Mr,; J"scph \. Green, beingdily sworn,
dePosetiI ana says, That the letter Of DR.. BIN
'Johil MORTON hereunto appended. which .,.
sne mas read Is strictly true, so far asit
goes, thollei much OF the history Of Whist p
occurred at her brothers lthe late Mr.. Hay
usn! mouse Is omitted' ana thus she deposes -'f
of her own knowledge. 49,. =, -. -
Mrs. JoSEPII 4. GREEN
sworn ana subscribed before me- a Notary rn.
Traverse, and State of Michigan, ON the ti
2jth day of May. a. D.1lS5S. - -Te"4 L,,
JAMES TAYLOR Notary Public"
"CovRtl of Gydpd T;.ore,se U;eb 90! .'.4I,'
..I.uo, ,rno,,,, ,a;., 1'.,. -'" % -.
sos on% sa,., ',,t oii'S uui! sworn, dcpo-
q Crrcm Iif " =" pai, n ii,u'hpany MIN geo. y
Sn,,,I 81, ~ 49,, - na,iI anu Henry n.
s.'n,,, U' w ~ Hty VI April iast' IN me d..
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BROWS, MACkEY 4 Co.
81. Wholesale Grocers.
IT. No. % PatnI Street
-.s u.r. f..,r.r,rup Ouyo
CHILLICuTHE ONO,

Merchants OF Macarthur and Surrounding
country are respectfully invited t. call and
examine our stock consisting OF every thing
in the Grocery line. which we will Sc. as
low as the lowest and all Looos warranted
to be just as represented. ~. ...
before purchasring eltewhere you will d.
weltto call and see us,as we will offer you
Inducements LOT to be beaten.
No % Paint ST.. Cniliicothe, Ohio, one
door 1lili Of McKei's Quesnsware store.
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From Vanity Fair.
EUREKA !

We have found a way
At the present day
To fix the affairs of the nation;
The magic pill
For every i'll
Is-issue a Proclamation
Pray. would you make
Your enemies quake?
No need of tlagellation;
What sword and gun
Have erstwhile done, r'
We do with a Proclamation
'Tis thus we fight
In the cause of right
For our glorious lands salvation;
Our fOeman fall
Or go to the wall
BY strength Of our Proclamation!
'Tis thus we save
The suffering slave .i.t'..
On the distant rice-plantation,
And though his chain (. ..N n
UnlOosed remain
He is free by Proclamation!
oh! some may sing
That Cotton is King"
Cr Corn, for variation;
In our new school
We own no rule
But that of the Proclamation!
Though the flag should go
To the place below
And the land to humiliation,
Still. think we must
1t is fair and just,
If according to Proclamation!
So let us raise
a hymn of praise
To the leaders of our nation;
Tis plain that they
viii gain the day
At least In Proclamation!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25

ETA Montreal paper, speaking
OF Chicago says: SIN no city in
the world, andlyithout any exagsr
geration, is, there more enterprise d
shownin the publication of news.
papers than there is here."p c ,f9iq
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25
Iotets.
CLIFTON HOUSE,

Corner Sixth |and Elm. Streets,
Cincinnati Ohio.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TIE CITY
Terms So, 90 per Day.
NMNIBUSSES carry all passengers to
" and from the cars. Passengers can
take the street cars at the Little Miami and
Marietta d Cincinnati Railroad depot, to
the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets.
only four squares from this House.
WM. GARRISON, Proprietor.
Dec. I'd, lSG5-3mo.
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EEThe Governor of w

~The Governor of Wisconsin
wants blood more blood. His
name is Fairchild. How touching
are the accents that fall from the
tender lips of this fair child, as he
sweetly prattles for more gore. sd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25
Ip An elegant tablet and mon,

EsrAn elegant tablet and monu.
ment are to be erected at West.
minister Abbey 10 Lord Palmer
ston's memory. The place where
he now lies is indicated by piece
of cardboard, on which is the sim
pie inscription, ''Lorl Palmcrton's
grave"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25

Es'Jay Cooks plan for the re.
sumption of specie payments in
1867, comprehends an increase on
import duties, an export duty on
cotton and tobacco, and increase
to S5O,0OO,OO0 of the gold in the
Treasury, and the funding of 5000,
100000 Of greenbacks. ' 5.s.ai.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25

G9- Governor Worth, of North
Carolina, took the oath of office on
the 10th, and delivered a short ad.
dress, claiming that the people of
that State desired the restoration of
the Union. '. .l ''.
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:. A DRATToN.
ARCH MAYO
BRATTON & MAYO,
sg tg~r''i- --4 % r-.-..-. ... -. .
A TT NEYS AT LA w,
Macarthur, Ninton County, Ohio,

Will attend to all legal business intrusted
10 their care in VintOn, Athens, jackson.
Ross, Hooking and adjoining counties.
Particular attention given to the collec
ton Of Soldiers claims for Pensions,
Bountcs. Arrears of. pay, &c. against the
United States or Ohio, including Morgan
Rlid claims. [Jan. /, 1866, Is.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25

NFThe gross receipts of the
French railway for the first nine
months of the present year, for both
the old and new networks, amount
to SIG, ,4l9,3S4, showing an increase
as compared with the same period
OF last year, Of nearly 100000. .l
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/ from pam, ms nine perfectly clear,
but his life was ebbing away with
every feeble breath, like the slow
burning out of an exhausted lamp
Meanwhile the storm rose to a
tempest, and the gloom grew black
as death in the wild night without.
The wind swept in tremendous
gusts through the adjoining forests
rafting the icy branches of the
trees, and came wailing and shrek.
ing through every crack and cram
ny of the building.
Within there was yet wilder com
motion, All that had been said OF
sung, written or dreamed of ghostly
visitations, was then and there en-.
acted. There was the ringing Of
bells, moving of furniture, crash of
dishes, whispers, howls, crying,
laughter, whistling, heavy and
light footsteps, and light music, as
if in very mockery Of the internal
regions. All these sounds grew
wilder with the rising gale, and to.
ward midnight, they were almost
insufferable.
AS for us three-the patient, Mrs
Green and myself-we were as ST.
lent as death itself. Not a word
passed our lips after nine o'clock.
AS for the state of our minds, God
only knows. Mine, in the wide
world Of thought and event which
followed, forgot all the. past, save
what | have recalled and penned,
bit by bit, above. ! remember on
ly looking for the final catastrophe,
which grew rapidly nearer, with a
constant endeavor to concentrate
all my faculties of mind and sense
upon the phenomenon which /, at
least, had begun to believe would
herald the loss of my patient.
As it grew closer upon twelve
o'clock, (for upon the striking of
that hour had my thoughts fixed
themselves for the expected de-
monstration, my agitation became
so great that it was with extreme
diflicultyoI could control myself.
Nearer and nearer grew the ia
tai mOment--for fatal | knew it
would be, to the patient, at least
and at last the seconds trembledon
the brink Of midnight; the clock
began to strike-one---two---thre !
l counted the strokes nf the ham
mer, which seemed as though they
never would have done---ten..-elev-
twelve. drew my breath
again. The last lingering echo of
the final stroke had died away, and
as yet there was no token of any
presence save our own.
All was silent. The wind had
lulled for a moment, and not a
sound stirred the air within the
house. The ghosts had fled.
| arose and approached the-bed-
side. The patient was alive. draw
ing his breath very slowly---dying.
The intervals between his gasps
grew longer---then he ceased to
breathe altogether---he was dead.
Mrs. Green was sitting in her
place. her elbows resting on her
knees, her face buried in her hands.
! closed the open mouth and press
ed down the eyelids of the dead.
Then / touched her on the shoulder.
"It is over," whispered.
"Thank God ~ was the fervent
reply.
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Then we both started. There
was a rustling of the bedclothes. I.
Mr.. Hayden was sitting erect, his
eyes wide open, his chest heaving
in a mighty effort for one more in
spiration Of the blessed air. Before
| could reach the bed he spoke:
"My God. she is coming~
At the same instant the wind
come back with a sudden and ap-
palling gust and a wild shrek as it
swept through the crevices of the
building. There was a crash of the
outer door, then a staggering and
uncertain step in the outer room.
1t approached the sick-room, the
latch lifted, the door swung OPEN
and then---my God what a specta-
c'e!
| wonder, even now, that | dare
describe it---think of it---remember
it. wonder | believed it then, or
do now; that / did not go mad or
drop down dead.
Through the open door there
stepped a figure, not of Mrs. Hay
den, not of her corpse, not Of 1eath,
but a thousand times more horrible
a thing of corruption, decay, Of
worms, and rOttenness.
The features were nearly all gone
ard the sknll in places cleaned
through, white and terrible. Her
breast, abdomen and neck were
eaten away, her limbs were putrid
green and inexpressibly loathsome
And yet to those putrescent jaws
there was born a voice---smothered
indeed, and strange, but distinct:
"Come, William they acait .to1
you! I wAITp ..Ias
l dared not turn my eyes from
the intruder: ! could not, if ] dar'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25
PROSPECTUS
THE VINTON RECORD,

A WEEKLY newspaper published
"A every Thursday morning, at
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25

The day had been exceedingly
cold and stormy, and the night had
already set in, dark and dismal,
with fierce gale, and driving
storm of rain and hail, when l
again stood beside my patient.
The moment 1 looked at him, /
perceived unmistakable indications
of the near. approach of death,
upon his features. He was free
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-25

About two weeks after the death
of his wife / was called to visit Mr..
Hayden. On my way | met DIR.
Williams, and told him my errand,
expressing some surprise at the
preference of the family for myself,
as knew him to be a safe and ex.
perienced practitioner. He re;
piled that nothing could induce
him to enter that house. He had
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-09
Railroad

Railroad
Work on the l. =. Railroad is pro-
crossing finely in this county. Nearly
seventy hands with teams are at work
grading. Putting in culverts and
bridges is also being done.
We learn that the company have
concluded to locate the road about two
and half miles west of Buckingham
village. In doing this they must make
heavy cut costing from forty to fifty
thousand dollars. This they could
avoid by running near Buckingham
but they claim they save by it the
shortening Of the road about two miles
and a half.
We are sorry our Buckingham friends
and the mass Of the farmers in thai
vicinity cannot be better Accommodated
The DEGREES of q railroad company are
generally memorable.
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DR.. Wter.
This distinguished physician Of our
town left US yesterday for summer
trip through this State and Illinois, for
the treatment Of all ills to which human
flesh is heir. His principal forte is the
treatment Of old chronic diseases. He
has very good practice at home but
prefers travelling in the summer season
in densely populated districts for the
relief Of suffering humanity. He has
made bis mark wherever be has been.
. Read the following from the Ottumwa
Courier.
DR.. WEIR This justly celebrated
physician comes round to meet his ap
pointments in this city as punctualy as
the sun itself. The Doctor has won
reputation Of which any medical prac
toner may be proud. During the
eighteen months he has travelled IN this
section Of the State, he has me, with
wonderful success. We notice that our
exchanges praise him in the highest
terms. A thorough gentieman-we!!
versed in his profession-having had
large experience in prescribing for the
most difficult diseases-he is meeting
with that pat, onage always extended
to talent and merit. One thing may
always be said Of the noctor-he will
not take persons money unless he is
satisfied he can either cure or materially
benefit him.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-09

The Zetetic Literary society Of this
Town gave an exhibition at the School
House last Saturday evening, consisting
OF declarations, essays, Dialogues,
singing, tableaux &c. The singing ac-
companied by instrumental music was
very good, essays tolerable, Judging Of
those that we were able to hear, tableaux
tolerable, dialogues very good and we'll
performed, declarations barely toler-
able. except two or three which were
excellent, especially the original decla.
nation Of Mr.. S. j. M. Bear who IS en-.
titled to much merit for the composition
OF his piece. 1t certainly was an able
production and very we'll delivered.
There was one fault however exhibit
ed in the delivery nearly all the pieces
and that was an inexcusable, hurry,
harry, HURRY.
Considering all things however the
exhibition was a very good one and
We hope the society will entertain the
public with more ofthem.
The House was crowded and good
order prevailed, with the exception Of
some rowdyism at the door which inter.
fered for while with the performance.
When these occur again we hope the
rowlies will be promptly arrested and
punished.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-09
Recovered

Recovered
We are happy to see Theodore
Dupra C. Isaac Mason again on their
legs at least the latter, the former has
but one left.
Young Dupra acci5ently shot him.
self in the knee. Dr.. Rogers OF this
town amputated the leg above the knee,
on the 18th Of January last.
Young Mason had his thigh broken
go. up about the house, fell and broke
1t the second time, but through the skill
of DR.. Rogers he is enabled to be about
again.
These are two of the most serious
cases that have occurred for some time
in our vicinity, and we take pleasure in
making them public, that when others
occur it may be known that we have
surgeon at home, competent for all
operations Of the like We need not
send to Cedar Rapids, Iowa City or
elsewhere for Surgeon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-09
MANHOOD

ElAN MANHOOD: !.
4Eaksy How Lost, how Restored
just published, new edition of DR.. Gull
verwelrs Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicine) Of SpFRMA-
ToRRHoEA, or seminal Weakness Involuntary
Seminal Losses, lmpotcncy, Mental and
Physical lncaIacty, lmp.dimepts TO Mar
riage etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by self indulgs nce or sexual
extravaganza.
nEnr Price in a sealed envelope, only cts.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences ofsclf-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application of the knife
p, hitting cut mode of cure at once sim pie.
certain, and eilectual by means Of which
every sufferer no matter what his condition
may he, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
Etayarhis Lecture should be in the binds Of
every youth and every mnn in The land
Sentunder seal, 70 any address, IL . plain
cnrelope, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps by addressing
CliAS. ! e KLINE & CO.,
1877 Bowerv New York. Fost Office
box 1886.
y7n25yl
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Reapers and Mowers

Mr.. West Wilson is the agent for
McCormick's very superior self raking
reaper also for the best mowers made
in this vide world.
Mr.. Wilson is one Of the enterprisirg
farmers OF our county and a strictly
honest and candid man. Our farmers
may safely rely on what he says. Read
his new advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-09

Thanks
DR.. S. C. Rogers will please accept
orr thanks for some Myatt's Linnas
Rhubarb roots, This plant is now grown
in some sections for the manufacture Of
wine. The Doctor exhibited to MS some
wine manufactured from this plant by
his brother in the State Of New York
which was very nice. It had one pc.
cnliar taste AMI that was, for more.
Thank Won Doctor! Grow some Of it
make some wine yourself and treat us
more frequently, and we will make ur
best bow every time we meet You.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
In q few weeks by Very simple remedy. after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection. and that dread disease, ConSump-
tion-tS anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire II. he will send copy Of the
prescription used free of chargei with the dire
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they fird SURE CURE for Co HSlrMP Ton
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS. COLDS. and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only Object of
the advertiser in sending tho Prescription Is to
benefit lhefticted and spread in formation With
he conceiveS to be Invaluable. and he hopes eve-
ry sufferer will try his remedy. MS 1t will cost
ihem nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
NIL williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
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Great Improvement in Sewing
Nj A G II L N EST!
-EE IN Ed TE HR Nc
Shuttle ~ Machine.
Sa7esrooOa, 536 Broa7uuy, n 7.
$50 Washington 81, Boston.
92l Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
Patented Feb. IL, 1850.

S"ns'oo", ooo DfoduNdv, ~ 4.
$50 Washington 81, Boston.
92l Chestnut ST, PHILADELPHIA.
Patented Feb. ~, ls6o.
This Machine is constructed On entirel.
new principles Of mechanism, possess nc
many rare and valuable improvements, hay.
ing been examined by the most profound ex
perts and pronouL ced simplicity and p,rfecho,
combined
4 has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
ton, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch uh ~
will neither Rip nor Rarel and is alike ON hn, h
sides; performs perfect sewing on every de-
scriptich;c CT material, from Leather 10 the finest
Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the 6nest number
Having neither Cam nor Cog rhe.i and he
least possible friction, it runs as smooth aa
glass, and is emphatically
"A NOlsc1css Machine.
It requires Fly per cent less power to drive
It than any other machine in market. A girl
twelve years Of age can work il steadily, With
out fatigue or injury 10 health.
Its strength and wondeytnl simplicity Of en-
structlon, render it almost impossible TO ret
out of order, and is Guaranteed BY tho compan.
to give entire satisfaction
We respectfully invite all those who mny
desire to supply themselves with superia-
article. = "an cna exar.lue this
UNR IVA LIED l. ACl1INE.
O"e hd!f hour s'nshmcsion is sufficient 10 rnnlle
any person to Gork 1t to fk,ir rnnre .af.facf,. n.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INsrIIu.
TONS LITERALLY dealt with.
AGENTS WANTED for all Towns in tn
United States. where agents are not already
established. Also, for Cuba, Mexico, Central
and South America, to whom . liberal dis
count will be given.
No consignmenfs made 1T all. Address,
Empire Sewing Machine mfg Co.,
A sc $50 Broadway. New York, N. Y,
Principal Western agercie ,,-netroit, Mich
Rurnhsim Co., F.irbanlt, Mimi, G. w. Scott
at Cincinnati. O., Msther 4 Wilson.
v7n46.ls.
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Notice

Proposals will be received by the un
dersigned until the frs: day Of June
tor building meeting house in Eureka
Richland township Of the following
Dimensions 40 by % feet, II feet stud.
For specifications apply to the under
signed near Eureka.
E. HARVEY
T. Yorker
J. RAMSDEL.
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New Cards.

Read the new cards Of our Attorneys
G. r. Struble, a. H. Lawrence and w.
G.. Clark. The former is an old resident
Of our county and has we'll established
a reputation for candor, honesty and
efficiency; the two latter have lately
located in this town and selected this
county a. the new field Of their labors.
They have created very favorable i'm.
pressions upon our people thus far, and
We bespeak for them liberal share o.
business.
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Paints and Oils

Paints and Oils
Mr.. Armstrong; has lust received N
his Drug Store six barrels Of linseed oil.
and scores of kegs of paint. Just the
place 10 huy them, and now is the time
to paint up. Ladies we are advising
the gentlemen.