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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

On motion Of j. NJ. Gordon, the bond Of
James Boardman IS Coroner, was disap.
proved, on account Of not being properly
stamped, I'M ssl.s.ss.. y.
SBondof 7. y, Fonda, Clerk Of District
Court Vas accepted and approved, on mo.
tion Of =. NJ. Gordon, and he is hereby re-.
quired TO renew his bond with one NOR.
surety to be accepted and approved the
next regular session Of this Board, TO be
held on the second Tuesday of March, 1868.
Board adjourned to meet Jan. 9Th, 1868,
At u O'Clock A. N. ! = I :. 4
Dated at the Auditors Office, Jan 9TH.
"A. D., 1868. '.- - = .'* ". ~ 80 81 ... 49,
| r.' 49,. =. H. H. SCOTT,
Ch'rn Of the Beard Of Co. Commissioners.
Attest ~. Y. BRowsR, Auditor.
| JANUARY 8Tu.-County Board met in 40.
cordance with the adjournment Of the last
meeting.
Full Board present.
A petition was laid before the Board
signed by twenty-five residents Of School
District No. one ~, County Of Todd, pray
ing for division Of said District. On mo-
ton Of H, H. Scott, the petition was laid
over to be acted upon the next regular
meeting.
On motion Of J. N. Gordon tho follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
. Re'ole'd, That the County Auditor be.
and he il hereby allowed a. salary. the
sum OF three hundred dollars per anuum,
until such time as the said amount ahall b.
deemed BY this Board an Insufficient COM
pensation. ~ ''' y III
Re'o'oea, That the est. Cloud JOURNAL
90 and the same is hereby designated AZ
the official paper Of the County to do All
printing and advertising. Adopted On mo.
ton Of ]. NJ. Gordon.
RESOLVED, That the minutes Of each oe.t.
ing OF this Board be printed in the Official
paper Of the County. Adopted on motion
Of John Bassett.
hs'o''ed' That the County Auditor tax.
steps to procure twenty copies of the Re.
viscd Statutes for the use Of county and
town officials, aud that the same be oraa-ed
to be sent to Sank Centre with bill Of costa
to be liquidated on receipt Of books,
Two records Of minutes taken bv tn.
county Surveyor, one the changing Of thu
State road running from St. Cloud to For
Abererombis, and the other, the laying GU,
and locating Tho County road, were laid be.
fore the Board with a recommendation from
the Commissioners appointed to locate and
change said roads above mentioned. tha
they be accepted, were considered, accent
ed andordered be recorded in pursuanc,
OF motion made by J. NJ. Gordon.
The minutes Of the meeting were order
ed read, and on motion Of John Bass.t
were accepted.
The Board then adjourned size die.
jEr Bills accepted and allowed.
~ Brover, for services q County Auditor. $751;
Same, incidental expenses, O
NJ eofdon' services as County Commissioner, 70
John Bsssett, 1a ., 20
Same, for election returns, Al
H. H, Scott, for services as Co. Commissioner. g.
", H: Grow, - ~ " Surveyor. ,eo
| Same, g. 1oo
s. simonton, for printing letter heads, &c, ~
NV. B. MITCHELL >. C., Treasnrar,. r,ce;nt, a
saml. Sergeant, for viewing State road, 60
u. Anneman, es
| Dated this 9Th day of Jan. A. D., 1868.
! : H. II. SCOTT,
i 49, Ch'rn Board Co. CONS
! Attest: J. V. BRowER, Auditor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

MrRRr's MUSEUM Tho January
number appears enlarged, improved
and reju,enated, with a new. editor,
new contributors. new artists, new en-.
gravers, new features, and new dress
Louisa NJ. Aleott, the author Of
"Hospital Sketches has been engaged
to edit it. Prizes are. offered to the
successful solve ~ :! Of the puzzles. In
the list Of f. contents for January number
We find "Tilly's Christmas )" "Tvo
Ways OF Being Manly, :. 'Little
PEARL" "Wishes," &c., Terms $3.50
= year. Address Horace B. Fuller 245
Washington street, Boston. .
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THE sioux LAND SALES. .

A bill has passed the House Of Rep
reseutatives in Congress, giving settlers
On the Sioux Indian Reservation two
years in which to make payment for
their claims. 1t was reported by Mr..
Donnelly, and will undoubtedly pass
the Senate. That gentleman has been
laboring ass,duously to prevent tho sale
of any Of these lands and thus secure
tho entire tract for actual settlers.
Spectators have been Of sufficient in.
jury to the State already, aud there
should be no new opportunities offered
for them to fasten upon more of our
lands
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

TUE Pioneer is wonderfully exercised
about Gen. Grant having been on the
floor Of the House Of Representatives,
and expressed an opinion concerning
certain matters. 1t excitedly Inquiries
Radicals, how do you like it to have
GRANT debating to your Congress what
laws it shall pass!
Very we'll, thank you. As the
Radicals intend making Gen. Grant the
next President they have no objections
to consulting with him little before
hand.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

TIE report Of the St. Paul Literary
Association shows that the lecture given
by Fred Douglas gained for the Society
s410 GA, or more than double that Of
any other lecturer. On Mr.. Milourn's
and Prof, Youmau's lecture they lost
money. This is rather significant
fact for the Democracy of Ramsey
county, who howl 50 vociferously about
sthe niger"
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out Of service. St. Paul is fast loosinl
easte among the cities Of the earth, aad
for purity Of morals and general arcs
dian beatituds, bids fir Is lead Ii,
simplest hamle, that ever gsdmmed Ii.
most obscure vale. The Police court
has fallen into disuse, only nov and
then \ hayward brother or sister sub
init some little grievance for the astutc
consideration of tho Court. Some
playful indiscretion like unto the fling.
ing Of hot water upon gentle youth
BY = blushiug nader, or some such
oivility, not exactly in keeping with
the general character for peace and
quietness Of this revised edition o.
Eden, in a cold climate. a"~s-4A
Il We have no Plunket here. He
came, and gave US theatrical perfor.
m'nees for a couple Of weeks, :: and
having IN that time managed to sink q
q thousand dollars, or more, seeded,
and went to ye seat of destiny, where
he is squanderingt the remainder Of
his surplus funds. 5.os h"= *':.,s@3l
~ Tho Musical Union continues its
monthly concerts, and is said to pay
we'll both hearers and performers '@a
There have been ushered: on Il; the
stage Of this busy lite, in the corporate i
limits Of this city one hundred aand
fay'six infants: Some If them + plare.
sumo arc boys and'gir]s; il not an
The pavement Of this town, (called
in the moral abodes Of men-;.side.
"alk''") are the slpprerest' things the
ingenuity Of man over accomplished
l don't think lightning would have any
effect uponathem: except to slide off
If it should strike on Third street nea,
the First National Bank, I shouldn't
care to own real estate On Dayton.
Bluff: - :''1 - ::4 :, >!
Ever of thee .sfAou
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23
LAND" FOR SALE.

Twill sell, ct fair price, for cash, the
following described parcel Of land to Wit. {:
The Northwest quarter Of tho South
west quarter Of Section two (2,) Town one
hundred and twenty -four, (l24) north Of
Range No. twenty-eight (2s.) :. -.
Title good; no encumbrances.
Apply by letter to -" :
''.'., j. 4@ JOSEPH LEWIS, u -
P. o. Box 81, II
n13-3m st. Paul, MINI
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JAMES WICK.
IMPORTER and GROVER OF
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
Rochester, New York.

" YCKS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
SEEDS SAND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1865.
Is now published and ready to send out
It makes work of about One Hundred
Large Pages, containing full descriptions Of
TH1 CHOICEST r1owsns AND VEGETABLES xxows,
with plain directions for Sowing seed,
Culture, SO: 1t is beautifully illustrated
with more than one hundred fine soood en-
gravdsgs Of Flowers and Vegetables, and /.
BEAUTIFUL coLoR1D PLATE oFxrIowERs,
Well printed, on the finest paper, and one Of
the most beautiful as we'll 40 tho most
instructive works Of the kind published.
j. Sent to all who apply, by mail, post paid,
for ten cents, which is not half the cost
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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EDlToalIA1 CONVENTION.

Special 70 IL St. Cloud Journal. ~. -
Ign :. 81, Paul, A n y.,1Is.ss
. Tho Editorial .Conventic. :. %.
It noon today; had ar'.A adjourns
!. ....ion. :" x.leasant and in
., ".'ss.,,,,~ - me Republican Cen
ua' oo" had convention to Sc.
LOCI ds''' .,Ates to Chicago, and electors,
IN tn, 18th of March. Stearns County
b entitled to three delegates.
W. B. NJ.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The LITTLE 3oRpoRAL.-The jan
uary number begins a ne Y volume. It
is an excellent childrcn's paper, and is
furnished At one dollar year by Alfred
L. sewell, Chicago
The Pennsylvania Teacher says
"1he Little Corporalis the most enter
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We have ever examined. We cannot
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or if it could have, how the young folks
could possibly wish for anything bet
The MINNESOTA TEACHER.-This
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PROCEEDINGS.

On motion Of John Bassett, II. H: Scott,
Commissioner from tho I'd District, was
chosen chairman of the Board. - J..
h. H. Scott rendered his resignation a.
Sheriff. Accepted. ., mix.
The Board then proceeded to select
grand and petit jurors in accordance with
Secs. 90 and 100, Chap. Of tho Revised
Statutes and the following named men
were selected Is
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

DAN NORTON, the renegade Senator
from Minnesota; has gone to Cuba for
his health. A change Of mir may be
beneficial to his political system.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

TUNE silver Thimbles, warranted equal
y 70 co.'s, for sals g BUeH'e. Any nam,
q initials engraved graft
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23
DENTISTRY,
DENTISTRY.
DR.. GEO. H. KEITH, DENTIST,
Of. the Firm Of Keith j. Bausman, Dent;sts
= =. MTNNEAPO1.IS AfTNNEs0rA

Will be In st. Cloud, Jan. 20th, 1868,
81: - and remain 10 Days.
He will be prepared to perform all oper-
atoms connected with his Profession and
many years. practice ENABLES him to as
sure his patrons that oil work attempted
will be well executed.
Those desiring tho insertion Of artificial
7eeth, are,requested to call early.
Ether, Chloroform or Ether Spray ad-
ministered when desired, for the Painless
Extraction Of Teeth.
Office, Brokers' Block, over Ticknor,
Tolaran & Co.'s Drug Store. g.. n25
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

VIZ have received the Annual Report
of tho Secretary Of State. 1t is a
brief, concise and well.w-ittcn docu.
nent. The report of Hon. Mark H.
Dunnell, Superintendent Of, Public
Instruction-a position until lately
filed by the Secretary Of State e1-c@-
c;o-was received some time ago, and
contains many valuable facts and sug-
pestions.
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1867,
\

|-t #.H I# O. '=sfsff1sif.%/ - !
Fall s. Winter Trade
NEW ARRANGEMENTS a,~~~->~~
='." -" NEW APPOINTMENTS
: )z4 l->.GJ r. =
DENISON & FOX,
(o,r.ss. B.1~. Block, s. o~~a. Street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Dry e..as, Groceries, Boots md Shees; Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS, cRooKERY,
Millinery and Gentlemen's Furnishing 4 Goods.
s:s's n 81 az: s $ : ). s:
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, a::A |A2Ha#!"4
DRESS GOODS
CLOAKINGS,
HOSIERY, :.
NOTIONS, ...:.. .... j.
KNIT GOODS,
~: ~~ FUR GOODS:
" CARPETS,
"<@-!.z~ 2:9: +: SC, &c.
A NEW FBATURE
busasss *r'<, -
MILLINERY AND DRESS.MAKlNG DEPARTMENT.
Occupying upper building consist,
Of Ill uf,
BoNNETs HATS, ..@>. u: 4:"...1. > 49, K -.
| RIBBONS, FLOWERS, " ~ "
/ FEATHERS TRIMMINGS.
J, - BUTTONS; &c., &C.
fact everything pleased
Buyers call in and look euro Prices. -
| M REMEMBER TIE NAxE .2~@>- 2: z II: *3G moo -
DElNI50N 50 FOX
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES AND FURS,
st. Cloud, ,'t @"'
l.
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Tn. Bosrd thsn took into consideration
the several bonds oof the newly elected
County officers, tsnd q motion 81 J.M.,
Gordon, The b bond .oefJ.y, Brewer .s coun-
~ Auditor, VA accepted and approved.
The bond Of G. E. Buss, Is Treasurer, on On
motion ofsame WIS accepted md approved.
g The bond u E. s. aFancher ~ Sheriff. on
motion Of H.: H. Scott IVES disapprovsa, on
account Of tho zsuretiss being the Same ~
given by III. Treasurer, previously 90
cepted. ,,.s 81. ,a,.fo- ,...,.,.. = ...=,.+@
The bond Of J. J. Grouse, Judge Of Pro
bate Court, on motion Of ]. ii. Gordon va
disspprovsd, On account Of not beinr prep
erly stamped a. required BY the United
States Rev. laws, and the shairnsn Of Ii,
Board il hsrsby sutbori.sd %. sndorss on
the said bond the approval Of this Bosrd as
soon . The. proper revenue stamps are It.
tasbsd and eancelsd. 80 s. u
O. motion ofy. Il. Gordon, Is. bond *
VII. Grow, q Coan.y Surveyor, was ~
eeptsd and approved, @
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7: .'.'..'1''';'Cof F1C1AL.1 r.. q 4&:' -
PROCEkDI601 or THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMIssIONERs OF TODD
COUNTY. - - '1'- -
, 1 e Session, 1855.

''' .-'@' @OlrlCE or CouNTY Aup1roH,' !
|, pea .L3z has TopD County,; :;,. +
ROUND PnA1R s MINI; ;, Jan. 18th, 1858.
[; County Board Of Commissioners met in
accordance with Sec. "a, Chap. 5, Of the
Revised Statutes, on the 7th day Of Janu-
"ry' 1861 At the: Auditors Office, at 8
o'clock. P. n. y,-., a:..,,,.: ....r..
Members present: John Bassett, H. II.
Scott. Commissioners Nv. Brewer, Coun.
ty Auditor. F. N}is2"% - 81 -" IL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

Superior Railroad, R. K. Johnson, Of
the MINI. ms. Co, Mace Mills, and
n. L. Carver, came from different
Eastern points on Saturday night. Il il
= The funeral Of 8. l.. "Vawter, was
held yesterday. Services were held .
the Central Presbyterian Church, the
Masonic fraternity Of this city partici-
pating therein. HIS remains 60 to In
diana for interment. a..s.. Is. .,.zs.t
William T Thompson, conductor Of I.
freight train" on the Wyzata branch Of
The st. Paul 4 Pacific railroad tell from
his train On Saturday, as it was leaving
Wyzata and was terribly crushed and
mangled beneath the car wheels. His
left arm was nearly torn from his body,
and his right arm and hand had also
been run over. The place where he
fell from the cars was where tho road
crossed low ground on trestle work, and
after being % previously wounded, l'ia
poor body fell some eight Or ten fsettto
the ground. s boy, who was tho sole
witness Of the frightful accident, gave
the alarm, the train was. stopped, ard
search made for the body. Had
Thompson ! fall been unnoticed, it j,
quite probable that the drifting snow
would have hid Ill trace. Of his bod,
until Spring &c u. brought to thi.
city and pl.ced il, st. Joseph's Hosp;.
tai, where be has since died. He wai
1 native of Canada. IT. sas5
The Chain gang has been mustered
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-19

ErENsIvE DARY.-J. C. Fairbank &
bany have an institution of this kind ten
up the river. The ranch embraces
on both sides OF the river, but the
ence and dairy works are on the south
They have some sixty odd cows Civ
blk, and when not too great demand for
(as now to the rai,rnaderS), the aver
Eaily product Of butter is near fifty
rs. The locality is very favorable TO the
|esS. The river bottom, bench lands,
bills and mountains are ali contiguous
tiord excellent pasturase nine months
|st years. The grass on these ditIeren:
Is fresh at various times and thus gives
advantages over ordinary valley or
tain ranches-thus uniting them con-
billy.
Fairbank is an Eastern dairyman of
experience and produces delicious
" of butter. There is not county in
hion more favorable to successful dairy
an umboldt.-Ir0en.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-19

|ETTER FIX FOR Ir-An old couple in
|hma county, Cal, lived pretty much
|e, and seldom had ANYTHING occur to dis
the even tenor of their way. But they
servant girl, who kept something
b the house attractive to the opposite sex.
old lady was inclined to think 50 too for
K time, bat said nothing. One night
! the witehing hour, however, they heard
6thing drop. A defect in the floor over
bedroom had suddenly uShered into
presence the form of Young man
young man that went to church, &c.
old man-nice clean id man, hastily lit
bdle and discovered what was the mat
! it'll Hannah. The old lady was not the
astonis hed-nice, kind old girl-which
d the Old man slightly, and who then,
a business-lke brow, distinctly eiacula-
+ Old woman, if we're going to keep
kind OF a house, we'd better fix for il
i what has that got to do with our case :
wanted to remind some parties across
Eay that, if they will only quit making
hideous and disturbing our virtuous !
bers, and set up their caterwauling and |
rical budget combined, in regular style, |
gular hours, etc. Wen agree to print the |
-ammes for nothing. re reasonable
yeHt
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-19

Persons desiring to purchase Land in the State
of Nevada, belonging to the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, should make immediate applica-
ton to me, at my office, in
Sweeney's Building, Carson City,
Nevada.
Carson City, June 25, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-19

Trespass of last evening
up an excellent article on Southern
with the following center shot:
Democrats remind US of the Junk
| boy who killed his old father and
r, and, when about to be sentenced,
asked what he had to say in his de-
claimed the sympathy of the Court on
It of being an orphan.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

far TIE accommodation % such aa ma, dsssfe.
49, has" secured The srtkirrs q s.l.irai,t Ibt,.
l"in cutter, AMI ~" pf' faI"d q make W. I t,e.
goods 90 It l. superior tt aUy uib,f huus, 90 tic
g act Shtis, Tlys, Collars, etc made g. of,i,f
ct shuri notice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-19
The DAILY APPEAL.

DWELLING House BuRNEp.-A FIRE &C
lrred yesterday about 6 o'clock p. NJ. which
early destroyed the dwelling house occu-
led by Mr.. John Cavell and family. The
hiding thus brIu>d is situated in the
brthern IT of the town just south OF
be resideuce of J =. Lewis. The fire was
Fst discovered where a stove-pipe passed
1T from the kitchen. An energetic but in
fecrual attempt was made to extinguish the
e By passing water in pals before the
rival Of the engines. Considering the
stance they had to run the tiremen were
omptly on hand, but before their arrival
e entire roof was in flames The furni-
re was mostly saved. The walls are stand
&, but Of course are of little value.
FIRE ExTINGUIsHER.-Mr. E. L. Levey,
ent for the new patent fire extinguisher,
W coming into general use, who has been
re on business for several weeks, has gone
Reno. He will make the tour of Washoe
hSoANy touillts. ne CiNlZthS VI AhpNt
bees will undoubtedly find it for their in
es. to provide themselves with the new
aratus offered to them by Mr.. Levey. ANY
rsons here seeking in formation respecting
extingui>hers will be enlightened on ap-
cation to Mr.. Tyrrell at Rails store.
IAS AccIDENT.-Judge Pitzer and Mr.. |
B,niels Of the international Saloon Goth |
Virginia. while on their way to Carson
tterday met with an accident whereby the |
hge was precipitated over the dash board |
the buggy and considerably bruised about
| face and shoulders.
tRATr. the Abolition Oh man. held a
|eance" last night on top of a dry goods
IN front of Willis drug store. He kept
audience in good humor and sent many
|them away confirmed a5 ,litionists.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. B. F. Bivins. who is now
Austin, assures the Revcillc that he has,
egent Of the Continental Life Insurance
|npany, disposed Of policies to the amount
FlS4,0J1 in few months.
kAFFLE.-A handsome and valuable opera
+, which has been up for rattle for some
(e past at the Magnolia Saloon, was rallied
last night. Governor Sungerlaud threw
Ind bagged the prize.
II TovFR A. Co Arsrrx-Tbo ,e-
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SPEC1ALlTIES.
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

III" largest and most varied stock ~ Gentle.
mrh,s Clpthing, Furnishing 1ppl., Trunks, Hays
Hni Nalis's, - the fscih, tpast. livery article
~ h",tg 81 our usH manufacture, H. lusfaBs
iecI, Having tunttAets ditrtt With luF regn
AID Amctieah Manufacturer. ~ piece ttnis ws
thei'hy effect y saving q mll, 90 Ipr epet la
" h.l s'l" dealers lrshts AID are ihns allie 10
"icf sul"i Goods a. Ices than s,o,ndiatp tIIccs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-29

Qua CHoICs Likely TO PREvAIL.-
Some days ago we rentured to pick GU,
some of Grants Cabinet for him. We
End, as is usually thu case, that grea,
minds have been running in the same
channel. The Washington correspond
ent of the St. Louis Democrat says:
Motley, Sumner, Stanton and Fessenden
are the people that popular Judgment has
picked out for the Department of State, odds
being offered on Stanton, Motley having,
however, the excess of good will. Fessenden
ID the selection of the conservative or consti-
tutional Republicans. Sumner is named
because he is abundantly capable of the
place. incline to the belief, weighing all
tour, that Motley will be the Secretary.
Of course Motley will be the Secretary.
He is singularly we'll fitted for the pos .
lion. Is almost without peer in the
attachments requisite to such position,
is comparatively young, andi is thorough
Iy en- rapport with Grant-whom he sup
ported BY speech and pen during the late
Canvas.