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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-22
NIGHT THOUGHTS.
BY MRS. ADELIA c. GRAVES.

In the calm, quiet, moonless night,
 When all the eyes of heaven look down With glances pure. benign, and bright, Without menace or frown, How gently OCT the fancy stealing,
 Prevailing each submissive heart, Comes sweet rush of holy feeling,
 That those who were of life part The lost ones of our spirits love Look kindly on us from above,
 With those same eyes of starry light
 That make the heavens so fair and bright! The father, whom long time ago,
 The envious earth-clods hid from view; The mother, for whom ever flow
 The fond, regrctful tears anew; Brothers and sisters, long departed,
 Our children aSd companions dear, Who left us almost broken-hearted,
 Seem to be once more gathering near; Till, with oppressed awe-stricken breath, Nerveless and still, expectant Faith.
 Oblivious of all earthly things,
 Hears the light rushing of their wings. Oh. who, beneath those holy stars,
 In the calm hush of eventide, When not cloud their beauty mars,
 And Night is fairer than bride Who, into such pure presence stealing,
 Polluted from the haunts of sin, Can help some sad repentant feeling
 Some wish for purity within Some shrinking from those sinless eyes. That seem to gaze in mute surprise,
 Upbraiding, from their stainless vault,
 Each act that Conscience finds in fault! Oh! who among us hath not felt
 The holy influence of the dead The stubborn purpose off to melt.
 Ofttimes avert the bolt of dread. From many wanton act restraining
 The hand just raised to do the deed, Comforting, too, the heart complaining
 And struggling with it's sorest need' Ministering spirits have they been Ministcring spirits. though unseen,
 Watching our path it's lifelong way,
 Guarding by night, guiding by day
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

THE CIR.KUs. On Saturday, warm and sui
try, the famous American Exposition put in
an appearance much to the delight of little
urchins (and some "blg enough 10 know bet
ter') who trundleI after the band-wagOn and
OF larger persons, attracted By many different
Causes but none for the sole purpose OF seeing
the show. How funny it is every one has
business In town" on an occasion ofthe kind
Thre WAS the blooming country lass match
less in white dress md blue stockings, and
the town beauty streaked with paint and glo-
rious some one clse's hair, our cousins OF the
male persuasion radiant with medicine, and
the chit who smells of the barber shop and
talks loudly, the moral people who admire
lions but detest actors, and the other sharper
but smaller class who are looking after the
loose change put alloat by the crowd. The
intense heat made it almost unendumble in the
sun There was no comfort except in the cool
shade of trees or houses. On the show ground
it was sweltering and men ard women rushed
out from the canvass for pur3 air blowing like
porpoises and red as lobster Ice cream, lem
onade and ginger cake was 4bOve par. In the
evening the air was more comfortable
Drunken men were numerous as mttter of
course, but the Mayor had on extra police
force which promptly quelled all disorders
several arrests were made and fines collected.
The new administration bids fair to prove n
success"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

HARD Ur,-Tuesday of Court Democracy"
travelled and brought forth. This time the
issue was Albert q. Davis. During the even
Ing he Illuminated to the 'unerrified," In a
manner especially pleasing 10 bis hearers.
We did not hear the distinguished (2) speaker
but from what we have heard Of his antece-
dents should think he was 'just the cheese"
for the Democracy" We presume he re-
hearscd with bitter tears his sorrowing for a
deceased pits and the necessity which compell-
ed him to sell her property and pocket the
money, the hardships endured at Camp Chase
whilst prisoner for talking treason In "a,
or, perhaps with glowing pathos he dwelt up
on the good old times when he preached Sun
day, and played sold sledse" for the drinks
AFTER church. To most of these themes his
audience would be enraptured listeners. MIR.
DAVIS Is pretty widely and rather unfayoribly
known in this section and needs no ventilation
at our hands. Why he should be sought after
by the Democracy" Is not strange when We
reflect that such as he are sorshipped by tho
party who inscribed the "war failure" and
denounced our boys in blue as 'thieves, cut
ihroats, llessians!" And il is very evident
that only such u ep can be elected to posi-
don by that party, They take up those who
are published rebels, army deserters, or
"shy sters" and place them in office in prefer
ence tn the best men Of their own party, or
the Republican party, For proof Of which
see the recent Democratic primary election
where a stupid malignant rebel was chosen to
repre- sent Greene county ugh y in the Leg
stature Ia preference, TO either Of the three
brave, patriotic, deserving soldiers, who no
bly, risked their lives upon the battle field b
defence of that same Constitution and Union
they are today zralously aiding the Demo
cratic party" to destroy No. only were he
last defeated but they were ignominiou,y
voted far behind the ticket, They have to
ea, dirt for the name O. the party. Againin
the recent borough election here, the same
programme was carried 0u. where nothing
was involved more than the decent govern
ment o, our town. Men of their own party,
the very best men in it, were placed on the
Republican ticket headed bya man of whom
the Messenger speaks, "as citizen and up
right business man Is universally RESPECTED by
all parties" Yet the party stood by their
principles and defeated him When the
delusion shall ne dispelled from the minds Of
the people, will he when rude reality tears the
fm from their eyes and disclnses to view the
hol,wness within the black darkness and the
deep sinks OF treachery covered by the exte-
rior Of Dem cracy." Reflect upon II Ask
urseyes why none but men Of the worst
character most profound ignorance, rabid
reb l. or scheming 'shyslers' can assume to
distinction In democratic" ranksi Answer
who can.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

CouRr PROcEEDISos. june Court came
near being an entire failure 80 far as business
was concerned. The er.ire civil list was
postponed till Sept term. The common
wealth business as usual with us, was OF
small moment The Grand Jury found a
true nlll against Robert Fuller and Charles
Fuller upon charge of tss1uh and battery
Aaron Waters prosecutor. The defendants
were found guilty and sentenced to pay fine
Offfteen dollars each 10 the Commonwe ,lth
and the costs of prosecution There were tv .
or three bills ignored by the Grand Jury, and
on Tuesday the Commonwealth business being
completed the Jury were disch Irged from
further attendance On Wednesday morning
Court adjourned
The following road and bridge petitions
were presented and viewers appointed
Bridge over North Branch of Wheeling Creek
at mouth of Longs Run Road from point
on Road from Flenniken's Ferry to Jefferson !;
Bridge over Dunkard creek at Paul's Landing /,
Bridge over Ten Mile Creek at or near Houls-
worths Mills; Bridge over Dunkard Creek
where Morgantown Road crosses the same :.
Road leading from State Road near Stephen
Knights to the scales, near John Loar's.
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geaal Advertisements.
NOTICE To TIE lax PAYERS vi
~ GREENE COUNTY

N GREENE COUNTY,
The Undersigned. Treasurer Of Greene county
hereby gives notice thut In pursuance of the Act
of Assembly OF the Sth of May, 1856 he will meet
the several tax puyers of the said county, In
their several townships and borouyhs at the said
places and times hereinafter specified, between
tue hours oi voclOck A. NJ. and O'Clock, r. NJ.
Of each day ior the purpose oi collecting and re-
ceving state and county taxes for the year 1883.
FfR+r WEEK.
Morgan township, Monday, June IS, at the house
OF Morgan Eell.
Jefferson township, Tuesday, June 10, at the
house OF VIM. Kelly.
Cumberland township and Carnichacls Boz
rough, Wednesday and Thursday, June l7th
\, and 18Th at the hoqse q .1 Henry Jennings
house OF VIM. MestreZatt,
Greene township, Saturday, June 20, at the
at the house " B. f. Bailey.
SECOND WEEK.
Whitley township, Monday, Juno q, at the
house oi Gilman Hickman.
Dunitard township. Tuesday, June q, the
- house OF George Howard, raylortnWn..
% house oi William Phillips, Mt. Morris. ri ~ '"'
Wayne township Thursday, June IS, at tho
house Of iiezih Colvert.
Jackson township. saturday, June q, at the
THIRD WEEK.
Centre township, Monday, June 2, at the house
of Rinehart Church, ROgersvillc.
Sprlnghll township June 80 at the house Of
Ferrell, FreepOrt.
Aleppo township, Wednesday, July |, at the
house of Aug gIstus Miller.
Richhill township, Thursday and Friday, July
I'd and I'd, Mt the house Of NJ Moniger,
jacksonville.
FOURTH WEEK.
Morris township, Monday, July S, ut the house
of A. J. Barker.
Washington township, Tuesday July 7, at the
house of Clinton Lewis
franklin township, Wednesday. July g, at the
house OF smith Green.
Marion township, Thursday May 9, at the Treas
urer's office in Waynesburg.
ABNEh II. BAILEY,
Nav l9 '69-tt Treasurer
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

SUNDAY Ochooi DpohS, MI hinus, lot sue "
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
WHEELING nails all sizes the best in use For
sale at T. Bra,len's Hardware store.
WRArrrsa Paper all sizes at Lewis Days
Book Store.
GESrLEMEs's patent, quarter Oxford ties, at
NJ c. & II. Bells, very cheap for cash
Strictly Pure White Lead, sold at G. w.
Roberts Drug Store.
A NEW supply of Wall Paper just received
at Lewis Days Book Store.
Ifyou have back-ache call at Bradens and
get box of Sargents back-ache Pills.
A LoT of Double Shovel Plows for sale at
T. Bradens Hardware Store
New Books received every week at Lewis
Days Book Store
BLANK Note Books best form now In use at
Lewis Days Book Store.
GurHRR has large stock of Ladies Hats
and Bonnets cheap and good.
MRs. S A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer
sold at Btaden's Drug Store.
PLANTATION, Mshl ers and Hostctters' bitters
sold at Braden's Drug Store.
A LARGE stock Of Drugs Just received at
radens Drug store.
SrENARrs Champion salve wholesale and
retail by D. W. Braden agent for Greene Co
MAosoLn BALM for the complexion for sale
at G. w. Roberts Drug Store
GUrHER has just laid in new stock Of
goods.
Go TO G. W Roberts Drug Store for every
thing in the Drug line.
DR.. Burtons Infallible tobacco antidote fer
sale at G. w. Roberts Drug Store.
Mas s. A Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer for
sale at g. w. Roberts Drug Store.
GurnER has the largest stock Of goods in
town.
" you want to buy cheap goods go TO
Guihers.
Gu:nEa still buys for cash and sells for cash.
GUrnER defes competition.
----------------
GuIuER will sell cheap for cash.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

Tue JUVENILES ENTERTAINMENT. Thursday
evening last the College Chapel Was crowded
by large and appreciative audience to hear
the Juvenile Mite S,ciety in behalf ofs bell
for the new G P Chuch The exercises be-
gan before it was fairly dark and lasted far
into the night and yet the delighted audi
ence listened aud applauded admiringly the
excellence of the performances The songs
and Instrumental pieces by the Misses were
charming in harmony and rich Ia melody.
Dialogues and orations were rendered in
good style, rejecting much credit on partic-
ipants. Tableaux, sentimental and comic,
displayed all the sentiment and nairete to be
deduced from spectacular. Indeed, thelabors
of the Society, with the aid Of Miss LucyV V.
Inghram and Mr.. Miller Furman proved entirely
satisfactory. How much was realized we are
not prepared to say, but 1t was handsome
SUN md fitting tribute to the generosity Of
our citizens. If the bell Is not forthcoming
It Is not because the bellies OF Waynesburg did
not lend their presence to the cause.
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STANDARD NORX.

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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

Nav ADvERrtsEAssfs The attention oi
our readers Is specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements watch appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
srAttention Mech,nics-Frsnk McGurgan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale-l. N. Cary, Louisa
Allfree -'.l J ~ n
~Specisl Notice-fIowa-d Association.
erlSounty Statement-Jefferson Township.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

IT IsA FACT Eternal vigilance is the price
81 good local item now days, To hear of
an item Is one thing and to knop Of 1t is an
other. There are numerous occurrences hap
pening In our county which If promptly re-
ported by our friends would add a vast
deal Of interest to our journal. As it is we
are compelled to wait until some one speaks
of It who was present. or acquainted with
particulars, which is generally a long while af
ter. Send US in the neighborhood news!
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

Ur.--The Republicans of West Virginia
have placed upon their State ticket the name
Of Capt J. NJ. Pipes. Of Moundsville, for Sec
retary Of State. The Captain is a former res
ident Of our county and served in the l4Oth
Pa, Vols, losing an arm, we believe at Spot
sylvania. He is young aud competent to dis.
charge the duties OF The Office to which he will
be elected by the sterling loyalty of men who
honor soldiers and who have for their motto,
NMonfant Se,pDer Liberi ="
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aNarned.

On the Goth tf Aplil., 1868 by Andrew Dun
lap Esq, at the residence Of the bside's moth
er, Mr.. Hiram Herrington and Miss Maria
Merrill, all Of Greene Co.. Pa.
BY the same, on May 9th, at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. John Robinson and
Miss Ellen Hayhusk, all Ct Greene Co., Pa.
By the same, on May 3lst, Mr. jeremiah
Menges, of Bedford Co., Pa, and Mise Ma
ry Mundcll, daughter Of Jos Mundel Esq i,
ofMonogahela tp., Greene Co., Pa, az Z .
On Tuesday May 2sth by Rev JOS Kinney,
Mr.. Samuel Moore and Miss M,rths Scott,
daughter of Elias Scott Esq, both o. Centre
tp., Greene Co, Pa
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

A Coon MovE.-The new Mayor Of the
city has made move in the right direction
BY having the store boxes tak,n off the side
walks DEMONSTRATIONS are also being made
toward complete cleaning Of streets. ''Ohl
that will be joyful !" Then let US have per
feet ordinance for keeping up hogs and
cattle in the borough, and we shall ever
prsy etc"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

TnE Democracy of Faye,te county have
placed in nomination th, following ticket
Congress II. d. Foster; Representative, W.
II. Playiord Sheriff. David l.. Walker !;
COMMISSIONER, James Snyder; Auditor, Josl,
ah H. Miller; Poor House Director Taylor
Jefries. T. G. Sesright and A. A. Wilson
ESQ.,. were unanimously chosen as delegate to
the coming National Convent on, and 7. B.
Bearight was unanimously elected Chairman
OF the County Committee for the present.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

NicE.-Thesc fne summer evenings are jus,
tho times for enjoying ride and we would
advise any one in search of such pleasure to
call on the new livery-men w. A. &C. w.
Bsne, at their s,abe near the steam mill
No where outside the cities is there better
equipped establishment You can be accom-
modated at any hour with single or double
teams, hack, barouches. trotting buggies or
ssddle-hOrses, with accoutrements all new
and handsome. Everything is in elegant trim
NO burlesqucs on turnout kept for hire
Prices moderate. Worthy effort is always dc
serving Of patronage.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

WHERs ARE rou GoIso.-The usual ques.
ton now asked on the streets and everywhere
else is, Where are you going ? or What are
you going to do next Fourth of July3" Dem
onstra,ions towards celebrating are being
made every place except here. Can't We get
up . pic mic, dance in the woods, or even
parade Of thj fantasies 2" Come wsken
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OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE.


OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Has been over two years In preparation. and
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ly presented tothe public as incomparably the
best Sewing Machine In existence. r. .
The Machine In question Is simple, con1p,1fJ
durable and beautiful. II lis quiet, light running
and capable or performing range and variety
o. work never hefore attempted upon n nglc
Machine-using either Silk, Twist, Linen OF Cot
very finest and coarse3t nateriais, and anythin2
between the Two extremes, the most beauvfiri
and substantial manner. lts nttscfIneft4 for
Hemming, Braiding. COrding, Tucking, Quilt.
Ing, Feliing, Trimming, Binding, etc. arc Novel
and Practical, and have been Invented and ad-
justed espeiclaiiy, especial :, for for THIS Macniae;
New Designs oi ths NJ plqle,ii2e y 20 i.ti pep14ar
folding tops and cabin caAca pecuifsf ~ The
Mchines manufactured by this Company have
been prepared for enclosing the new .Aa:hines.
rhsst l,i are go,ten rg In every variety of WOOD.
and the Ike, and rom the plainess 70 tho r,cst
,bepn 20. p.s,ern ,, mnd hnhths MaSnnss
ed. 20 corr.sponn Win the rhMes or Cabinets
lor Which they arc intended'
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

DRigD Ur.-rhe water in the Monongshe
Ii b too low for nsvigable purposes The
large boats have been compelled To haul of
until there Is more water Between this and
fail It Is probable that residents along the up
pc, Monongahela will realize the bench.
cence Of slack water, and the inconvenience
Of railroad.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
Special Matitss.

ns-Guide TO Mnrriagr.-Youne Mems
Guide to Happy Marriage and ConIuxal Felicl-
ty, The humane views OF benevolent Physi-
clans, on the Errors and abuses incident to
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envelopes, free of charge Adiress HOWARD
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

LAST week cows broke into the garden of
one of our citizens and destroyed fifty dollars
worth Of ''stuff." No doubt that man is a
firm believer in the opinion that commons,
hogs and cows at large, are In a great degree
profitable 10 the poor man.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
PEyNA. CENraAL STOCK YARDS.

liza. IT,, PIrrs3UHGu, June II, 1893.
CArrLE-The market was a dull one. Prices
have lurlher declined. The sales however show
an increase over last week OF l3T head. Eastern
Divers W ,re not on htn l. whilst regular icai-
ers manifested but little disposition 10 operate
Tho decline in prices was marked. As usual,
Diner dstcrlpti1ns were NEGLECTED Prices
ranged from IS 10 TO 80 SO per ewt. H
SHEEP-Prices declined. Prices ranged from
50 " to 81 81. fH.
HoGs-There was q fair business transaction
In hogs during the week. Prices declined on
common descriptions "a Is per cwt.
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May l9, '08-it
BOUNTY TAX RE"ORT.

The School Directors OF Washington township
Greene county, in account VITA said township
for Bounty Tax assessed for the Year ending
June 22l 1888:
DIR.
To amount oftax assessed for said year. sGT 80
CIR. by amount OF duplicate tor said
tax in the hands Of Aaron Day,
Collector Of said township, seT 30
Aaron Day, Collector ofthe Bounty
Tax of Washington township as
sessed for the year ending June
I'D, 1853
Dr. to amount Of Duplicate, ,.......... s6g7 90
Or. by amount paid Treasurer Of
said township ..,.............,... ......ss25 25
BY amount Of Collectors fees........ q OIL
By amount Of exonoratlons..o.,..... 1903
BY am ount ontstandingand uncol-
lected .....-.......,,..... lOs 0o-e6N 80
Aaron Day, Treasurer of said town
ship for said bounty fund for said
year ending June I'D, 1868.
DR., to amount received from Coi-
lector Aaron Day-Tax of ls67-'63 s5a5 Is
Cr. by amount paid on order to the
Waynesburg. ................... ao5 Is
BY amount paid Margaret Jewell
on order for borrowed money. 200 00-sJ25 q
We the undersigned Auditors Of Washington
township, do certify that we have audited the
accounts Of the school Directors Collector and
Treasurer Of said township for the bounty taxes
for the year ending June I'D, 1888, and find the
same to be correct as above stated
a. BENJAMIN SHTRK,
ISAAC MITCHELL, Auditors.
rupa 1n-qt
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

TnE CHARTERS RcAD "A large meeting Of
the friends of the Charters Valley Railroad
WAS held in Csnonsburg, on Saturday, To hear
the reports of the Committees To secure sub
scriptions. The Committees reported $i7O. .0O
subscnhed. Soliciting was still to so on.
Enthusiastic speeches were made aud the
scheme urged to completion iftheir remained
A possibility,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

UsIoSrows, Pa., was hid out In i747 by
Jacob BeesOn, and went under the name Of
Bcesontown for many years, and alta later
day assumed the name of Uui"n:own from the
fact that consolidation Of an addition took
Dlsre
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
NEW YORK pnY GOODS MARKET.

MEw YORK, June J,GDry ;9lo go2diirene ,, y aui,
prints except Sprague's, which are held NJ lie,
do not sell freely so long rs the Pacific, Merri:
mae aud Dunnclls are closed out at l2lsc all
good dark styles of prints however are worth
EAc. Ginghams at 10y also; delaines at liGs lsc
and heavy brown sheclings at lBlSal7c, while
the best heavy shirtings bring lt9lIHc.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

HEsrrArIsc. -Pendleton, It Is said, hesitates
whether accept the Presidential nomination
on the Democratic Reputation platform as the
means Of getting rid Of the national debt or
TO stick by 0uiher and bis low prices as the
resdiest wsv TO relieve the country. The lat-
ter b much to be preferred hy working people
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Ths Aajavnssbars Republican.

NorrcE TO ArroRssYs.-Attorneys will be
held responsible for Paper Books. Advertising
for in advance Such bills 70 be collectable ON
demand.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

MEErINe FOE GRASr.-GREAr ESrHusI ,sM
-MArrERs ASSUMING SHArE!-On Tues ay
Of LAST week the Central Grant Club held an
other glorious meeting in their room in Down
ev's building. Fine speeches were made by
Mr. Jas. N. Miller, Capt J. B Donley and
Mr.. g. W. K. Minor, Of Fayette Go. The
applause was frequent AMI hearty Mr..
Minor. In his cursory remarks made the cheer
ful assertion that the Democratic majority in
his county would be 800 less than usual this
fall He would guarantee ii! The occasion
wss enlivened BY martial music. A general
good feeling prevailed. the lively cheer ex-
pressed Determining strong and successful
Aght for the future. 50 mote Il be!