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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

WAvERLY.-E. p. Whipple, will
lecture before the Literary Society of
Waverly on Friday evening March 9Th
and Fred Douglass, there, to-mor-
row evening the 18th.
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goeal Aotifes.

. ALL Notices in this Column will be charged
len cents per line for each insertion.
A reduction will be made for notices In
serted for period of 3, Q or IL months.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We are in
debted to Senators Harlan and Grimes
and to Congressman Hubbard of this
District for late public documents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

MORE TRouBLE.-Thousand of our
people are weekly dying from the raw
ages of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and
various diseases Of the Stomach, and
Bowels. The value of Goes Dyspep-
STA Cure should be known to the world.
1t has saved thousands from an early
grave.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28
III. G. iii EMENwAY,
Sec'y of said Dist.

Tickets for Fred. Douglass lecture
next Monday evening, for sale at the
Post Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

THE WEATHER.-We are having all
sorts of weather. One day Ii Is as love-
ly as May morning, and the next as
bleak and dismal as mid winter. Last
Sabbath eclipse,i all our winter days in
variety and eisagreablehess. We had
thunder and lightning, hail, sleet.
wind and l,hrising cold. On Wednes-
day last snow fell to the DEPTH of near
ly six inches, and at the time of writ.
ing, the indications are that we shall
have long spell Of Uedther This is
the extent of our ueatheromicdt
knowledge so far as heard from.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

p0r For SALE. A COOP BARGAIN
IF APPLIED FOR SooN.--A very desira-
BILE property in Cedar FaIls--near the
center of business and not half block
from Main st.-consisting of two full
lots.
Enquire of VIM. II. Sessions, or L.
B. Holt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

Why will you or any one afflicted
with the distressing diseases of Blad-
der or Kidneys, delay a moment in
securing bottle of DIR. j. w. Poland's
White Pine Compound. Which never
fails to- give immediate and perma-
nent relief. 1t has never yet been
known to fail in any single instance.
Sold everywhere.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

DoN'T MIss-The lecture next Mon.
day evening" by that distinguished or
ator, Fred. Douglass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

both result from the lack OF aldir9 10 convert the
food into nntrlnisnt How necessary theh for those
suffering from these alarming symptoms 10 Immediately
resort remedy that will strengthen the stomach and
digestive organs Fol- rs this desirable object
has been accomplished. the health improves and the
patient resumes bis usual personal appearance Hos
TETTER's STOMACH BIrTERS have STAINED a
world wide popularity In sueh cages and have he~n
the best and safest means ~ removing cnnsfipa
ton toning the stomach giving energy 10 the liver
and believing every symptom Dsrvouspes- and de.
preston Of spirits It's cheering and beneficial Effects
are highly spoken 81 by thousands who to II th r
restoration Of health So Restorative In the annaIs Of
medicine has attained the popularity in the short
space ofme II has been before the public or has one
the high endorsements aeeeiding TO this excellent tanc.
Macy other preparations pnrpeving 20 be cefeetiyes
and resioraives have been introduced and have PER-
-hed by one while the poT nisriiy 81 OsTETTfRs
STOMACH BiTTERs continued "a Increase and ID nov
recogBlzed as a standard household medicine The
The which atsends the ~ the Bffers evinc
e. vt once rs virtues In all ~ debility and dIsess
es OF the stomach Certificates almost without plumber
have been published, attaining IT, truly miraculous
noser IN repcyine those Tnful and freadful diseases
And AZ this time II idle 10 DO than call nj.
tenton to great remedy Of The age order TO ava
ken public Alteration ta It's excellence II Is the only
of the kind that 10 reliable 10 al eases and
n ishersfors wnshy OF the consideration Of the sss.
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-~>~~~~~~-~~~~- ~~~&-~~~~~>s-~
On the r2tb inst, Mt the M. Il. Parsonage,
Waterloo Iowa, by REV. u. EBERuARr, MIX.
CALVIN r kEATLEY, and MISS LIZZIE Il.
KING, both Of Cedar Fulls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

pRr NOTICE. - The copartnership
heretofore existing between A. g. Cha
pin and J. A. Fuller, Is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. The business
of the old firm will be continued by A.
G. Chaplin. So.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28
MAIsiSI1GE GUIDE.
yyouNG,s GREAT pnysI0IoGicAL WORK a,

VoUNG's GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK Of
II Every one his own Doctor--Be O Priv tie In.
stpcf0r for Married Persons those about to Marry
both Male stf Female, In everything concerning the
physiology ad felanns NJ sexuaI system and the
prodnctioh Prevention Of Offspring including all the
discoveries never before given In the English Ian
guage by WV. YeusG, ~. D. This u really valuable
and interesting sdsk II is written In plsis language
for the eenga, reader and 10 iBstiatrd with Upwards
Of one hundred eaeravngs All young married people
those contemplating marriage and having the least
impeachment to married life. should read this heck II
dscioses secrets thst every should he
With Stil " IL book that must be- lacked MP and not
lie about the house. II will be Gent 10 any ole on re.
ceipt OF Finy cents. Adiress DR.. WIN. YOUNG No
4IG spruce 81. above Fonrth Phladrlnhla. 2z.1Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

WILD GAIA farmer had a live
wild cat i'm town one day this week,
which was caught in trap few miles
north of this. aa |a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

THOSE WHO WoULD.-Preserve
their capillary adornments should at
once provide their toilets with BAR
rett's Hair Restorative"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28
Special Aotisrs.
ERn0Rs or YnII.rH

GensleSnn who suffered for years frsyr Nervon,
Debility. Premature decay and all the eGe IL Of youth.
full ndiscrrtn. WILL for the OF suffering humapity
send free 10 all who NEED H. The recipe and dire taDs
for making the simple remedy by which be was cured
Sufferers wishing 10 profit nv the
can do so BY addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN u. OGDEN
ST iy ~ Cedar street New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

NORMAL SCHOOLS.-We give room In
our colupns this week for the publica-
ton of Il memorial To the General As
sembly Of Iowa. from the teachers of
the State, praying for the establishment
of a Normal School i'm each Congress
sional District. This would give six
Normal Schools, which might be re-
duced to two and yet meet the demands
of the educational interests of the
State. The necessity for the establish
ment of schools of this character must
be apparent To every member of the
Legislature, and Ii is evident that steps
In that direction will be taken before
the close of the present session. The
plan proposed by Mr.. Wilcox, of Blu
chanan county, and which has been
embodied In a bill for the establishment
of "A Normal School i'm each county i'm
connection with the public schools,
does not receive the endorsement of the
Teachers Association, and is considered
impracticable by many nost interested
and by those best able to Judge what is
to the best interest of the teachers. :
The question will doubtless be
brought forward I'm our Legislature at
an early day for their action, and 1t is
essential that the most practical and
judicious system be adopted.
NJ. w. SAWYER. BY reference to our
advertising columns IL will be seen that
the firm Of Pierce Il Sawyer, of this
city, is dissolved 10y mutual consent of
both parties, Mr.. =. retiring from the
firm. Es
Mr.. Sawyer has dispoeed of his i'm
terest in this city for firm within a
lew miles Of town and will try agricul-
tural pursuits for few years. He has
been induced to take this step on ac-
count of i'll health. The large circle of
friends, which he has drawn around
him, 10y an extended acquaintance and
a strict course of business integrity,
will regret the necessity which compels
US to strike his name from our adverti-
sing columns. May success attend him
wherever he may go.
PRoMPT SBTTLEMEST.--We find the
following compliment to the Cedar
Valley Insurance. Company of this city,
in late number of the Eldora Ledger.
This company we are pleased to
notice, is gaining fast foothold among
the people of Northern Iowa:
THE Cedar Valley Insurance Co., Is
very prompt In settling all losses Iy
fire, where the parties are insured by
them. Tile following ack nowiedg-
inent from our fellow citizen at New
Providence, speaks better for the Conn
parry . horror than We can write:
NEW PROVIDENCE, Feb. 10, 1868.
LIN view OF the honorable Treatments
received Of the Cedar v. Hey Insurance
Company of Cedar Falls. by their Gen
eral Agent Edwin r. Coombs, in
promptly adjusting AMI paying my loss
caused by fire. January 3lst, deem il
but justice to recommend said conlpa.
ny, 10 the patronage of the public.
DAVID 8. MrLIs.'"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28


News FROM Dies MoINEs.-We have
made arrangements with Hon. w. p.
Gaylord, Of Floyd county, to furnish
us during the continuance Of the Leg
islative session with a letter from the
State Capital each week, giving con-
densed summary Of all proceedings of
Importance ard particularly of those
things Of special importance to the
people of this part Of the State.
Mr.. Gaylord is one OF the most prac-
tical go-aheod men I'm our State, and
will be remembered as the author of
the noted Third House Bill 9999!, pub
lished few weeks since.
by the way, we hope we are not gull
~ of committing the objectionable sin,
but We owe Mr.. q. an apology for call
ing HIM Democrat. The mistake
would not have occurred had we been
honored witt, his acquaintance before,
or been permitted to read that honest
.couhtenence of his. We take IL ali
back, and place him right upon the
record US radically sound Republican,
SUCH sts iowa may we'll be proud ol. Ii
you will say nothing about IL Mr.. G..
We Will not mention that pipe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

Fred. Douglass mt the Methods
Church next Monday evening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28
9astat aatdieiues.

taseM aWf1'rlnes.
HOOFLAND'S
GER MAN
b T E Il S /!
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs,
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC.
Prepared by DR.. C. M. JACKSON. /,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The Great Remedies for al Diseases
LIVER, STOMACH, or
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
Hollands German Bitters
nec.mr.el Of the pure JUICES Cor, they ars n,.di
eisniiy termed, Er 49, - tracts Of Roots
Herb. aud Barkss - making arr.para-
r." T., sss, s"ss n ,s ., sss 's ~ "ay
kind.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
with the puest quality u Sinta Cruz Rnm, Orange,
etc. making one 81 the most pleasant and axreeahls
remedies offered 70 the public.
F,ose p,cfrr,ing Medicine free from Alcoholic
rin,iNturc, will ase
Hollands German Bitters.
In s,,cs Il uerycus depression when some alcoholic
Itir,nlns " necessary,
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
shssli he used.
we Bi.tors or the rmis aro both equally good, and
contain the sam. medicinal virtues.
The stomach, from asariery u causes such a indi-
ssss very sy,r sp, isss ''S tass,,ss:
derangei The re. ~ suit II which is, that
the patient suffers from several or more
Of the following di-easesi
F1insss X siood 10 the Head, Aoidi-
~ Of the stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for the Food.
stomsch: sour Er ucts-
sy'ms j 7; ~ > r. H:. aa1TR ss@,:a
ps.s ws o vision bbs s.s Or r%Ss ss.
the a iss psiiolsncy o.
psrs slratl.a. f ,ss AZ,
s. sss s ss:s: - s SSS : =
r,a. %e: Of s' feat. BURNING IN y the ri..h.
Constant Imagiuings of Evil. and
Great Depression OF 6pirftD.
These remedies viii crectaaly cure Liver
DEBILITY Chronic Diarrl,sea Disease 81 the Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising FROM Disordsred Liver,
Stomach, or intestines
DDBILITx,
Resulting from any Cause whateverS
inaInecd by severe Labor. Hard.
ships, Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There Il midcins extant equal 20 these remedies
In such tome and yigor Is iapartsd 10 the
s Y: Emmy ss:i .:. s:1 a
s sl, Ionp shs yellow tns, Is er.dc...d from the
syss, q bloom u given the cheeks, and the wsak
and nervous invalid becomes strong aud healthy
being.
Perso,,s 4ldranced ~ LtFs,
And feeling the hand of time Weighing heavily upeu
them with all It's attendant ills, will find In the
Of these BITTEtS or the TONIC, an elixir that will
inst life into their veins, restore In messhrs
S sssr .Sra" an" srns and s,. health sSa hspp
nes 10 their remaining years.
NOTICE.
II is q wsl-ostabshed fsct that fully onehAit o,
seldom Ia The ENJOY %"nt R y ssa as.i sis
{: g, :, .., \. ;5s,. sss Azssprs..isn .n:.:;
energy extremely nervous and have no appetite.
70 this class Of persons the BrTTERs, or tho
IoNts are especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the 81 either Of these rene
dies They will cure every case u NARAsMUS
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor, bnt space will allow Of the
publication 81 but few These. will be observed
are men Of note and " such standing that they
DO believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

From every indication II Is evident
that the coming Spring-tithe will wit
ness large emigration to the West,
and In no State are the prospects more
promising than I'm ours, for rapid in
flux of people. The destitutiofi which
has prevailed In the eastern cities this
winter will have bot one inevitable
tendency; that of driving the under
paid and over-worked population to
seek a more favorable home, where
their .abors will meet with more just
compensation, and where they may by
their energy and enterprise attain q
competence on which to live comforta-
bly, Ii not accumulate wealth.
The position of our State financially,
morally and politically, has had its
legitimate effect iii inducing the people
to look to Iowa for home. Our land
agents and business men are constantly
in receipt of letters from the people in
other States, making inquiries regard
ing lands and business locations, and
we are informed that hearty Thousand
people in the eastern part of Pensylva-
MIA have signified their intention of re-
moving to Iowa the present year. OF
this number, many will locate in this
vicinity.
To all, with the intention of coming
to Iowa, we again repeat what we have
often remarked before, that no more
desirable spot can be found anywhere,
than in the Cedar Valley, and no coun-
ty presents more fattering inducements
than our own county of Black Hawk,
for good home. 1885
But the great necessity seems to be
manifest In all parts of the West u
find a sufficient number of the people
who look to the honorable calling Of
farming as the best means of attaining
livelihood. We are frequently i'm re.
celpt Of letters from young men in the
East inquiring as to the kind of bust.
ness that will pay best, and what the
prospects are for certain kind of bust.
ness or profession In our locality. IL
all such we have one general answer
All kinds of business, trades, callingt
and professions are overdohe I'm the
West, except farming. The prairies arr
better adapted and give more employ
ment to persons following agricultural
pursuits. The remark may, therefore
be made general one for all parts O
the West, and is strictly true of Iowa
that the great demand Of the age is fol
young men of pluck, energy, and per
severance 90 till the soil; young mer
who are willing to rough Ii for few
years until their manly exertion vii
yield them n competence and secure fo
them home. 10 ALI such, the Yves
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28
TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. wOODwARD,
cnisf Justice If ae s.wsme oo~,t n ~, writes.
ih,iadeiphia, March 10, 1897.
al nnd Iloonand's ~ German BItters' 10
-: !; :: =: n s:s:: !:
action In the system. Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Snpvem, Om4rf Of F.nnsyiranss.
Philadelphia, April ~, 1859,
al consider 'HoohaHds German Bittcrs' a valuable
MedseIne s case Of attarks Of Indigestion Dyspcp
Gle. can certify this from ny experience Oft.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. JOS. n. KENNARD. ID. D..
Iaao II TIE 7saua baptist Church. PsslaaelrAla..
DR.. Jackssn--Dear Sir bsye beeA fsequsnlly re-
qussfcd % connect my nmsps with reconis
of different kinls 81 medicines, but regarding the
]; Il Il = mt s.s''s.s g: ;s: .i,s
DssaIas.. u Dr. ooaua. erps s ss s.y &. a.:
for once from my usual course. to express nay full
conviction that. v gsneroi debitty ~ 0e ysfes. and
gvYd.afioa in same Eases l. may fall tut ns.ssiy,
doifbt not, II will be very beneficial 10 those Iko
suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth, s below ios.ssn.
From Rev. Y. ID, FENDAIL.
Assfstasf Editor Chvfshn G,ronicie. lAiiadsiphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoonasds German Bftcrs. and feel II ny privilege
10 recommend them a most valuable tonic 10 Eli
Who are suffering from general debility from dis
sssss arising from arrangement u the liver.
''' I'D. isr siEsDaLL,
CAITTION
Hoonssa's German Remedies arc eoass.rfsitsd.
s9s on o.. wrap PER 4 = each q i hs..is.
an r, Ssasr. are o sess - i ..d
e the Gsynsn Medicine Store No. eal ARCH street.,
taAHLEs N. EVANS,
German ifaggist, Proprietor,
Formerly 9. ". JAersos c..
PRICES.
Ho0aAnd's German Hitter. p. bottle Il %
uoos.,a,. o.,m.. r..,c ~, half aozsn sD
per bottle, Or . half dozen fos %
- Do nat fbrgef 70 examine well the artiss ron
buy, 10 order 10 get the genuine
For Sale by ALI Druggists and Deal
err q Medicines
HAnEU ANn,u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28
NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the 81 either Of those rene
dies They will cure every case " NARASMUS
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor bnt spac. will allow Of the
publication u but few. Those. will be observed,
are men Of note and " such standing that they anss
DO believed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-28

Cedar Falls, Feb. 20, 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01
THEATRICAL.
Resume for the week

Miss Charlotte Thompson has been
playing to moderate houses only for the
past week. On Monday night she
played the part OF "Amry,U in LITTLE
Barefoot ;" on Tuesday the dusl rnle OF
"Lady Isabelle" aud Mad. Vine"
N East Lynne. Ia these characters she
sustained herself very W~eIl-actiog thai
81 LADY Isabelle" however, much
better THAI she did Mad. Vine" On
"Wednesday night she Played Leah, tie
EOrSdken, TO a very pOcr house. O.
Thursday night Camille, Or The Fate OF
q COQuette, was pretty well rendered, o.
. moderately good house. Ga Friday
mig II quite . large and fashionable audi
ence greeted her IS Lady Teazie,n 10
the School for Scandal. Miss Thompson
sustained Inls character better than any
"a which she has appeared in Mem
phis this engagement, and delighted
sd who cav her. Last night Saturday.
closed her engagement, The play being
me hne old comedy of Goldsmith, She
Scoops to Conquer. The character Of
Miss HsrdcSsue" was excelleatiy suz-
aimed by Miss Thompson, it being one
u those that is peculiarly fitted to her
lsient q style.
The coming week the d" stock" will be
allowed TO sustain themseives-s0m--
thing, lrUm all that we have seen Of
them, We think they are fully able TO do
We understand that Mr.. TneO. Hamilton
sIll appear during the week IS Rtchetiea
and Metd7nOTG, and We venture To PIE
net he Will make q hit in one or both
characters. Mrs. Thompson will take
ner benefit next Friday evening, and We
nope that her friends will rally TO her
support and give her g rOusing benefit.
Sac richly deserve it, aud We will b,
very much surprised if it is not made
the largest and most enthusiastic beneh
NJ the saa-Ou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01
SUNDAY
Oace--NO. is jefferson Street
PRIsE OF ms APP4AL REOUcaD.

PRlS& or EHE APPEAL REDUCAD-
Hereafter we will furnish, to regular
subscribers, the DAILY APPEAL st $40
per snnun, and the mammoth WEEKLY
APPEAL tine Oldest paper in the South
west at s. so per annum Mindful Of
the demand for cheap newspapers, and
determined that the public Of this region
shsll have no excuse for an exclusive
p%atrOniziug OF Journals published IN other
cities, we make 3 reduction that renders
our daily and weekly issues as cheap 81
any papers Published ia he country.
o. the WEEKLY APPEAL We can con-
hdently assert thai st - 50 8 year it Il
the cheapest psper Published in the
North IS well az South. II size the sheet
Is 80 By 81 inches, comprising 20 columns
OF residing matter, embracing literary
selections, poetry, all the news Of tie
day, tslegrspbic and locsl reports, n
commercial and river reports. We ehal-
lenge the press CT The United States Il
produce g chesper paper st this price;
and yet those subscribing in clubs OF sWo
or more may Ell y it st 3 per snnEm
Now is the time to subscribe. Those
Subscribers whose terms Of subscription
have expired should renew at once.
P0stmssteEs acting as agents viii be al
lowed the usual discount Of 10 per cent.
on single subscriptions. Send il your
namss gentlemen.
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JAMES B. MILES.
THE DUTY OF EVERY mAN.

All feel the CALLING chains Of the bond.
age into which We nave been thrust and
held by our Radical tssk-msstsrs. There
is but one means OF breaking these
sbaekles and coming forth freemen. Our
oniy hope lies 10 the ballot-bOx. By the
ballot, BY the voice Of the people alone,
can the herd who now are dehling our
high places, be thrust down, and decent,
honorable, honest men raised to power
in our land. How MISREPRESENTATION
paramount, then, 70 all Others-is our OBJ.
legation to ourselves, our neighb0rs and
our country, to attend sc the ballot box,
and not only vote ourselves but see that
our friends and neighbOrs-eEeFy one
that has q ballot, uses il, and uses IL
rightly. We call upon every man to
leave all other business and make that
the business of the day on Tuesday.
Close up your stores, your Offices, your
workshops, your foundries, your places
Of business of all sorts, and rally to the
l,OIls to save your country. Good men
and true, rally