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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Prom The New Albany Commercial.
rhs sister Of the three Reno brothers, an
gent aud handsome young iadv, dried
Reyes wsth her handkerchief, then, ta>
d the griefstA,nsd piece Of linen, she
|csi u over the the face OF her brother
u,sm-who to the last declared his
Socence then she kresled beside the
- man, and laid her hand ever his heart
rSis,ns the right one toward heaven,
y .pck this terrible oath 20 my poor
sssi brother. may God curse your sis.
n sae avsnse not your death terribly
fully. This will dc, 90 help me Gedl"
-: tragic scene was ih,s--ths dark
pne wall on oil sides. and the cold stone
under her knees the cable garments
he bersaved sister. the pale face turned
fard aud the white hand psin,ing heaven
tdi
her d Fallenlove nor any one else abcu,
JAil rsceenzed any OF the vigilance
bmi,sse. Every one Of them were a
ing aanusl mack that completely hid
features. II was utterly impossible to
= aka aav one in such disguiss.
oe Leading spirit in the mob, was a
=, por,ly man, well dressed, and Of com
ding personal appearance. In the
~ hight, ~ he moved through the cell
p, issainy orders, pointing out posi-
p. and adJasiax ropes around the
ms, . or,lllan, diamond ring gave forth
aashes Of light. rais was noticed by
prsl parsons in the all, as well as by the
"a guards who had been captured and
ID IN III, sasrifs room. Who knows
that diansnd r'ng msy yea ca,t the
fer trouble! Who can SAY that i, ma,
lead 70 the detection " many Of the
engaged in the terrible wsrk Of Satur-
nnrniuSf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

ChriStadOrO'S Fame
10 the odsp ring OF great fact. No one can think
Of denying that his
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out Amer brown or black than any other in
shorter time and without injury to the hair This
10 truth - apparent ~ that the sun lights the
cath.
CHRIsTADORo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
Ard Beanther The toilet, without this article
lacks it most useful attribute. Nothing is 80 com
mon in th-osuniry a. the falling OFT Of the hair
The freserval!yc prevents ii. The hhres can no
more loosen and drop of II this article is regularly
applied night sad morning. ihan Teach were nxcd
in vice. The testimony on this point !. over
wh' lining, While tire hrautifying and invi ,eraing
properties OF the faf elBa ly well cstahs he'd
sold ~ Druggists and applied by all Iinir Brea-
scrs Mandatory No. g. Maiden Lane. Princ!-
pal Depot No q Ast1r Honse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Proprleters' ~ Arch Street, Phiiadelphia.
sold st Wholesale in Chicago. By Fuller, Finch q
Fuller, Lord Smith, purphsms 4 Van Setback j.
H. Reed d Co, Smith, Cutler d Co., Dei,x.ch,
biccki \ Co., and throrg bout the country by all
Drnsglsis. f.bs- div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

ThisI tfhsWhols case in . nut shell, ans il 10
for these reasons that the Maine Law, and
every other enactment OF its class. has provid.
cd dismal failure
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Common form of Indi1oation
ls oppression after eating, or = de pressing duness
ofths spirits; with fatuencs Or . bslchins up OF
Wind. and Amos, always follows Cos,ivencss DR..
HAHnsos's PinrsrAIrio Lcsrssrs. give quick and
permanent relief They are pleasant. portable. do
not require increase OF Dose never grippe. and for
Constipation Of the Bowels. Piles. Headache Dilli-
ness, Irregularities. and other Female Weakness,
they are 'ncomp parable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Thirty Years E1per1enCo in tho
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseasos.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con.
tanning nearly 100 pazss ana se 1ns Plates ana IN.
eravings ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN
tate Of Health and Disease, and Treatise early
Errors. Its Dsplorable Consequence upon Mind and
Body with the authors plan Of treatnsas- the sny
rational and successful mode Of cure % shown By
the report OF treated truthful adviser to the
married aud those con tsmplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts oftheir physica condition. Sent free
postage to any address on receipt Of % cent? in
OKoix. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n 7. The
author may be consulted upon any Of tn, diseases
upon which his book treats either personally or BY
mail. and medicines sent 20 any pat Of the world
Tho Tape Worm 10 one of the
most csrsL AND asIsyrLves nsniss OF NAE,
oocAsors ris MAT pisrRrssisa syMrroHs. dull
pain in the forehead gidiiness alternate palsness
and flushing OF the face: palencssofthe lips; emsc
alton alternate loss and excess Of appetite era
wings OF particular articles OF food offensive breath
swelling OF the abdomen depression ofspiris and
nervore irritabilliy. are the leading symptoms.
Now, why not, view OF this dangerous enemy,
make nee Of remedy which many years OF expsr-
fence has proved TO be a safe and certain remedy
B A. Fahnef.ockA vermifuge. II used according to
the directions accompanying each bottle. will not
ia, 10 eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used BY every purchaser TO
be III. own Judge IN one sense and to examine every
bottle he buys OF it. The simple name OF FAnsr-
erosK i. not sufficient He must look closely and
sroos and ne satisfied with nothing else It Is for
sale by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
e e e f
La Rue's Alabaoser Creau

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos
NRrlC IN THE Worlds
II will not lnjurs she most Delicate Skin
Its presence on the face cannot be detected II can
will leave tn skn softer smoother and whittier than
before ri sradieaiee eveSy dseO0ra0n Of the face,
whether caused BY exposure to the wcthsr BY dis
esse. and bsetows upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TH8 YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements-
And the entire saftg with which II can 10 used,
makes It's success complete
~ Ask for La Ruer,-.ee that the name Of La
Rue Co. 10 blow in the bottle and our trade marx
at the top 81 the front label sold by all Druggists
ard Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH l. FLINT, Proprie,crs.
Hartford, Conn,
r c Wells & Co., New York !: Geo, Z. Goodwin
& Co.. Boston. Mass, W holcsals Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
TO WUOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
l,n.EVE1. a Nm II n - 4SR,IT

JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER. MAss..
Nan ufaeturs Wooden Machisery Of Superior Quality.
cen bising all the valuable Improvements In this
cosntry. and many from Kurape, and In style and
anish not surpassed By any. We continue " BALD
CardioR Nachines, VI Iron Or Wood r. mes Pat
ent spinni ing Jacks: Yarn TvisteYs. with any ns0-
bsr oiSpisiles desired. with Single or Double CYL
inders, from entirely new and much i'm proved pat
terms Yarn opsslers and Dressing Machinery.
All kinds Of Cloth Finishing Msehi cry, including
Shears, broad and narrow 0ies, dosble and sipgls
acting: dsuble nc ing Brushine Machinee. Fuillns
Mills Wash Mills. Fs'ent Cloth Dryerp. Uydres'atie
and Screw Presses. New machisefy Tor Velvet, Pss
terschan AID whitney 6nish, Cloth Winding asd
Meassring Mashnss, etc. Wool P;cksrs busters.
WillowsIs, Patent Hydro Extracters, 81 new and
Improved pian; Wool Dryers. Hand Mschines. Bob
bis winders, Card 0rinders. Turning Re.ts, Plate
Hsaters, etc. Aso Machinery Csstin -, Mi Gear
lag. nspeers. Pullsys and shaft!ng. etc.
Our maehiuss are in substantial and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames viii 30
furnished ~ low price when called for snd arc war
ranted to be equal In every respect 70 any machines
made In the United Statcs.
In addition to the above paned nachlnse OF our
Own make We are prepared TO furnish Crompton's
IDoms, Parks d Wcolson's Shears, Steel King Bus
Machines and Bur Pickers. Card Clothing, and mau-
ufacturcrs findings generally. At msters lowest price
and can furnith our customers with machinery for
woollen Mills complete, ith prom ptrees. ana at a.
favorable price, AZ any other builders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL all those afflicted with Cough or Consumption
re I'D the folio wing. and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsam !,


w nat the DOCtOrS say.
Amos woolly. II D.. OF Kosriasro county, Ind. !,
says: For thrss years past have u-ed AiLrss
L, 81 BA SAN extensively IN my practice, and am
satisfied there is better medicine for lung disea-
ses in use"
Issac X. Doran. M D. OF Logan Co. +, O., says lEE
"ALlKss Lrso BALsAn not only se'le rapidly. but
give perfect satisfaction Ia every case within my
knowledge. Having conf fence In IL. and knowing
that 20 sesses valuable medicinal properties free
ly zee i Ia my daily pr eice, and with npbounded
success Ar an expcctorant. IL IL most certainly far
ahead ofeny preparation have ever yet known.
Nathaniel harris u of Middlebury. Vt, esys :
81 have doubt II viii soon become aclassicnl rem
alagen' FOR the cure 81 all dscasss OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes. ard the Lungs"
DR. Lloyd OF ohio, surgeon In The army dsrine
the war. from exposure contracted consumption
lie says ~ have hest ancy In saying that II was
by the use OF your Lung Baisam that am now alive
and enjeving health"
DR. Fletcher, OF Msss1.i, Gays: ~ recommend
your Basam in prcfsrAncs TO any other medicine for
Conghs and Il givee satisfaction"
ALiKs's IUse BAISAs 10 the remedy TO cure all
Lung aud Throat diniculties II should be thorough
ly tested before using any other Balsam II viii cure
WHEN all others fail. Directions accompany each
bottle
}. n. HARRIS b CO. Sole PROPRIETOR. CInein-
rsti, Ohio. For sale by all Druggists oces-dSwem
No Excuse.
rFor Gray Hair dandruf.. or badness. They an
al he prevented or cured By nsing Wood s Improved
Hair Restorative We mean what We say and can
prove sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Price a per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

THESE BITTERe ARE PREPARED IL PURE
1 Bourbon Whifkcy, from . combination Of over
wenty different knds OF YoOis, barks ana AePeo
which act In perfect concert wsfh the other pre-
pared from the original formula given by the great
chief. Red jacket. to DR.. Chaplin Who ussn them sue
cessfuy In his practice for many years. and BY their
use gAinod 30 great Z popularity IN the treatment
and care for Dyspspsia, Liver Complaint Constipa-
tien, Sick and Nervous Headache. Fever aA1 Agae,
and all diseases arising from tarpid liver an1 fsdi
Eestion. Perssns suAerisg ffsm either u theoo
leathsone dissaese will and care By the uss Of
these Dtters, which are perfectly pure aad es fon
preparations, and palned ~ ON an uRsuppeetiug
public. A single trial will convince the meet ekspd
cal that In the RED JACKET there II Q virtus hat
no other Biitofs possess.
They strengthen and invigo1ats the systs0.
They are uneQuallep for general debility.
They are Q care for d. spe psta,
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They purify the breati!a acid,ty eftAs stsnssA:
They cure Diarfh9A and Cholera A0sbas.
They are an antidote - change Of water and liess
They are the best stimulant n s1istaaee.
They ares plevenivs 81 Fever and Agae.
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Hesdaehs.
The ees1fss RED JACKET BITTKRS 'aro ea1
Sse that eur private 0ovssnnsnt stamps unbfs-
Sold y III drueeists and dealers throughout Tie
country.
Gall for Red Jacket. and take no othsr.A
Circulars to the trade applied on application.
EMMETT PETERS ! Co., Proprietofs.
By aod - Michigan Avenas. CB1CAoO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
BATCHELOR'S hair DYE.

Thiss splendid Eeir Eye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable.
instantaneous: no disappointment: no ridiculous
uns remedies the III effects OF had dyes inyigorates
apd leaves the Hair soft and beautiful. black or brown
Sold by all Druggists ard Perfumer.; snd properly
applied At Bachelor Wig Factory, No 10 Bond ST.,
New YORK. apr79 d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Fresh Garden and Flower
Seeds ON Commission, those
unsold to be returned, pre-
paid. by mail. Priced de.
scriptivo Catalogues Of all
Useful and Ornamental
Seeds, Plants, Trees, and
Fruits, w hOIcsalc or Retail
will be sent to any address.
b. nj. WATSON, Old Col.
ony Nurseries, Plymouth,
Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
DIR. Tobias Vemetiam llSrae Lin.
fmenf.

Pint hot,lee at a., for the cure OF Lamensss.
Scratches Wind CALLS, Spra,ns Bruises. Splin's,
Cute. Cole, Slipping stifs. Over-heating, Sore
Throat, Nail In the Foot, &C. 1t 10 warranted
cheaper and better than any other article over Offer
et to the public. Thousands OF animals have been
cured sfthe collie and everlasting by the Lin men'
and hsndrsds that were crippled and lame have
been restored TO their former yigsr. tbs used by
the Arst hsrsemsn throughout the states. Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables OF
England for fresh sappss Of this invaluable article.
Over . 800 tests on,als have been received. Re-
mem Der. one do,lar laid ont In time may save the
life of ysur horse. Sold BY all Druggists. once. 10
Parh Place. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

he Bslfsld Presbyterian Church, Of
,SurSh, was destroy ID BY Gre ysster-
Afternoon.
|oioeipeds slsevs<buttsns, 10 bronze.
sAs latest novelty, importing irrssissi
nssrastion 70 the wriss Of the swsll.s
- chief engineer Of French railway
~ died recently, 5000 wosknsn fol.
y bin % the gTave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24


rHs Pilot AND KSmxsxn or ruR Auss1ca
showed themselves true heroes in standing
by their pos.s. With flames around them,
and escape being fast cut off, the piletIsng
the sounding bel, to back her, and at both
ends OF the wire, stood noble, true men,
ready to do their duty though i, cost them
their hives. Even the g'it,ering engine
seemed to have caught the spirit of the
scene, and with prolonged rutIs, - il in a
last agony, the whes,s were hurried around
taking thsis precious freight 10 safety
Pilot and engineer, both trusting in the
other. both snvsloped in flames, still unfal-
tsring
In about thre. quarters Of an hsur all
Was over. Both boats had burned TO the
waters edge and all Who were alive we're
on the Indiana shore. The eonfagration
bad lighted the country for miles around,
aud new. oil was darkness again.
The Rsthschild family mausoleum il tt.s
up like drawing room, and made - cheer
ful chamber as ore would desire for the
long elsep.
Three.card monte men are operating en-
the Tanrssds. They find geese enough to
make the thing profitable
The Mississippi river WA nayisable to
s.. Paul, this year, two hundred and ffty
eight days, The longest period known in one
ysar.
Recently. hns quarry Of pink and mar.
BILE, Susceptible Of a very high polish, was
found A. Batavia, Ill.
Tnere i man in Danbury. Conn, who
can open half bushel Of oysters in three
minutes.
Lady Thorn AMI George wilkes, the IA
nous troitsEs, are matched Ter contest in
June for $4,000.
"Velscipsdagsgues" i, the new name
for those who give nstruc ion il the art OF
managing vslsc psdss.
Rseer. Hss. the prinsin. press inventor.
began life - 9 Lsissssssshise mechanic. az
and came = New York n 1915.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-04
What Shall he Name

The victory is won; now let us have the
peace that has been promised.
1t is all very pleasant for us to hurrah over
the election of Grant, but our brethren in the
South are being slaughtered.
What shall be done to save the further eff
fusion of blood. There is popular impress
ion that seven Rebel States having been re-
stored to the Union the general government is
powerless to thwart the murderous designs of
the fire-eaters; that if the secessionists can by
violence % fraud overturn the newly establish
ed free State constitutions they are at liberty
to make holiday work of it and enjoy perfect
impunity. This is mistake. In certain ex-
ceptional cases the United States always had
power to intervene in the affairs of the several
States: In article 4, section 4, of the original
constitution are these words:
The United States shall guarantee to eUery
State in this Union q republican form of gou
ornament and shall protect each of them against
invasion; and on application of the Legisla-
ture, or of the Executive (when the Legisla-
rure cannot be convened) against domestic vi
olence.
The thirteenth amendment to the constitu-
ton, which has for its main purpose the aboli
ton of slavery declares that Congress shall
have power to enforce this article by appropri-
ate legislation
The fourteenth amendment of the constitu-
ton which has now been ratified by three
fourths of the States and duly acknowledged
as valid by all branches of the government de-
clares in the first section that "Ali persons
BORN or naturalized in the United States, and
subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens
of1te Uuited States and of the State wherein they
reside. No State shall make or enforce la,os
ichich shall dbridge the privileges or inanaur,ities
Of citizens Of the United States; nor shall any
State deprive any person of lfe liberty or
property, without due process of law, nor deny.
any person within its jurisdiction The equal
protection of the law
Congress is to assemble on the 10th, or at
least it may assemble, though it is supposed in
some quarters that it will Immediately adjourn
over to the regular session in December
There ought to be a session Of Congress to en-
force these guarantees Of the Constitution in be-
half Of suffering loyalty.
There is a remedy for the outrages upon I'm
ion men in all the reconstructed States.
There is a remedy for the action of the
treacherous Rebels of the Georgia legislature
in ejecting the negro members.
There is a remedy for the hideous misrule of
minions of Andrew johnson such as that of
Rousseau in Louisiana.
Let Congress assemble
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-04


We print elsewhere a communication from
one of the most prominent citizens of Port
land who makes skillful use of an article from
the pen of Charles Francis Adams Jr., which
appeared originally in the columns of the
North American Review. If in this article for
Boston" we substitute portland" its argu-
ments will be found to apply a ySortiori to the
latter city. In the first place, Portland can
build a shorter line across the peninsula"
than Boston can, and in the second place it is
half day nearer Europe than Boston. Be.
sides, the line which Portland will build to
Ogdensburg, the point of competition for
Western trade, will be entirely out of the way
of the dangerous gravitation toward New
York. The manner in which Boston has suf-
fered commercial empire to pass from her is a
warning which Portland will certainly heed.
The Argus of yesterday morning contained
u communication entitled "The Notch Route, "
fered to the Press, kept ten days and respect
.fully declined" This is all true When poit-
ical matters are pressing we do not publish
anonymous communications on railroad mat
tiers unless they contain something strkingly
new or strikingly interesting. This contained
neither. The Advertiser publishes it and says
that "The drift of the whole article is to throw
discredit upon the Ogdensburg enterprise by
comparing it for difficulty and cost to the
Hoosac tunnel and the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, and the impression which would be thus
conveyed is undoubtedly a false impression"
This statement is not quite accurate. The
whole gist of the communication is Just this:
Ma. Latrobe has been at different times en-
gineer of the Hoosac Tunnel and of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad enterprises which were
costly and difficult.
Mr.. Latrobe considers the Ogdensburg route
practicable.
Therefore, the Ogdensburg route is costly
difficult and impracticable.
There is no serious attempt by "B. & p" to
institute any comparisons between the enter
pIises mentioned but their whole objection is
based upon the illogical ground that Mr.. La
trobe has accomplished difficult and costly
work.
We should not criticise an article which VIC
have refused to publish-though we have
giqen its substance abave-were it not for the
unworthy effort to make it appear that we
feared to publish a communication which does
not deserve serious reply. As for keeping
it ten days" it is not our custom to return re-
turn rejected manuscript, unless request to
that effect is made.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-04

Lancaster Hall was pleasant place to be in
last night The crowd was fearful-on the
platform, the floor, the galleries, the staircase
everywhere Hon. Josiah Fl. Drummond
presided, and the infinite gratif cation that was
expressed on his face as he glanced at the dis
patches was an assurance to the crowd that
something good was coming. The cheers that
went up from the vast assemblage as he read
the returns had in them the enthusiasm of
men who had triumphed after a four years
struggle. Locke sang his patriotic songs
songs that have been heard in more than one
State this year, and have nerved patriots to
the contest as those of Tyrt@us inspired the
Spartans in their wars. To say that there was
great excitement is to give but an imperfect
picture of the madness of the enthusiasm that
geeeted the downfall of the second and last re-
belliOn.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-04

APPOINTMENTS OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
AT the late meeting of the Executive Couu.
Gil the following gentleman were appointed
justices of the peace:
Androscoggin-Abial II. Jones, Lewiston, San.
ford 5. Chapman, lewiston, William K. Marston
Durham
Aroostook-William Reed, No, IL. RI.
CONFERENCE.-The w. Robinson, Portland, Henry
G. Huston, Portland, Edwin NJ Rand, Portland,
William I'll. Fessenden, Portland, Charles G. Ban
croft, Portland, Phineas Barnes, Portland, for the
State.
Hdncock-John w. Babson, Brooksville j. A.
Dean, Ellsworth, Albert F, Higgins. Eden, William
H. Sargent, Sedgwick, Charles Carr, Maraville
Park j. Eaton, Deer Iste
nnebec-Altred W. Fletcher, Clinton Gore Ell
bridge Getchell, WatervilIe
Knor-William Beattie, Rockland Robert Gay
Gushing. ''
OIford-Waldo Pettengill, Rumford
Penobscot-Edwin A Cummings, Bangor, Angus
tus Champlin, Dexter, Waldo M York, Dixmont
John Fogg, Etna.
" sagadahoc-Nathan G. Reed, Phipsburg Abner
Coombs, Bowdoin. .
sSomerset-Et hraim W'tham, Carratunk, Albert
m9Ur, Anson, Joseph Barrett Canaan,
MmJc-huIus Harrington Burnham.
, WdSn.ngton-Charles j. Whidden Calais; John
u. beckett, Calais, Isaac Wilder. Cutler
IoT-Leonard w. Leighton, Staple oh.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-04
VOTE OF PORTLAND.
The Result IN the Citu,
No Democrat Visible to tbs Naked Eve
After Four O'clock.

Now, Messrs. Democrats, are you dead or
not?
Leaving out of account the Islands, from
which returns have not been received at the
hour of writing, the Republican majority is
1892. Last September it was 1O16. Republi-
can gain in majority 376. There is Republic
can gain in every ward, from 16 in the third,
to SO in the fifth. The second ward is redeemed
and gives 40 Republican majority. The Re-
publican vote is just 100 less than in Septem-
Der and the Democratic vote 481 less The ap-
gregate vote in September was 5644, in No
yember 5O63. This result indicates unmistaka-
bly, large number of conversions from De-
mocracy to Republicanism. The returns from
the Islands will not materially change the re-
suit.
Well done Forest City! We congratulate
ourselves, for fear that IN the hurry and ex-
element of the time no one else will