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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
j New orleans La, established IN issm ana =,
The last six years locs,ed In CLcago-be q, 80 80.
ces.ful soer.as; OF the age In The treatment ~ ~,
diseases OF private nh,ure-can be esniiential,v
censri.ed nj hs Office and rooms SO NArpo, pm
GOSSIP OF prs.Bess STREET. Up STAINS pnc, ~.
treq,rnr-, of Chronic, Mercurial, Syphilitc E,,.s
ana SIR nisesses and all Disorder or 4 q on.a~,.
Ven.real Carrsctsr--wh.ch he cure Nithsme ih -
OF N, rcur, iodine pctsssa, arsenic, or apv po;.or
h1t with his NrurxaLizrs "a positive eur. fos ~
nors and blood pulsnns:
ce,. Noetnral and Diurnal Emissions brough, ~, ~
sSnse of the organ early indescrction, escrs,s. =,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lose OF memory, copfuei,n A.
n,ession dsmness " vision. aud often ,nes ins.rg
fv win 4 dsplorable train of other symp,ar,s
tsss..d and radically cured BY an invaluable sps,hoa
:. vIre tim. and ex rensc. All diseases perrHs- -
the sexual organs OF private character rsdiea ~
0d di.rsses 81 the most horrible elaae. vh.r. ~.
bloni has become posoned-prodseingb loteAse ~
the fsce anal wsery blstefs-rains IN The kssi ~
hon.s nlr.,a,sd throat and nose oeren o. ~ iiSN
and hody rrofuls-together with an erdleee Inn
Der Of Enthusiastically and psrmaneasiv eSrsd
Ds Jar is recommended BY the pres Of ~
eonntyv nv professors OF medical colleges. ara \.
ths medical profession generally. Thoee s6lictsS
shouI id amply 10 him and be cured At once
Ma J.Hrs can be consulted. conddentiallv nv iet
ter !. n Roy ea5 Chicago. H. ENCLOSING stamc ~,
retnrn snswe,. ar Al his once and parlors "a R.n
dolIh street corner OF Dearborn street rom :.
n 10 Or Ten separate rooms, and private on
trance and exits so that patienta never come in
contact with each o!her. Everything private and
confidential
srvru.,nunux. ard SfPTffIs, and both sent H.
sealed envelopes 10 any address. on receipt Of ten
cents ar three red postage stamp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

We drst used In private practice In 1925. They
were intdoiuced to the public In 1895, since which
time their reputs alton has ended until they have
asale in excess ofal other Cathartic Purifying
Medicines. There is hardly a.family among civil
Ted nations who have not personal evidence Of their
beneficial efccts. Their great success is owing to
their uniform reliability inb ases' Of Constipation,
81 :ous AMI Sto machic diseases, whe Their of long
or short duraisn. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. One ingredient opens the pores
ofthe skin: another 10 diurctic, and stimulates
proper action of the ddneys third sam olient,
locscning pheRm and humor from the lungs other
properties are warming and ca.hartic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels from unhealthy seeretions.
Their com binsd effects 10 10 regulate the impaired
functions ofthe system. and to produce health. II
10 not assested Monats Pills are cure a-thst thev
will cure all complaints-but under ordinary cir.
eunstances they may be relic upon to cure Ner-
vousuess, Sick Headache. Cositivenese, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Jaundics, Liver and Blllious Com
plaiuts, Eolds, General Weakness, &C. They are
expressly made for thsss diseases. Mrlions upea
mious Of enrss can be cited In no single instance
has . complaint ever come to our knowledge where
they hsvs NOT opsrsted ~ recommended.
The question 10 Oftsn asked. why 10 Il that Mofat's
Life Pills meet with such wonderful euecees,
Because they purify the Blood, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases In the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the eecretions Of
the body. and removes all Impurities At once
Becsass they do not reduce the system, bat In
vigcrats i-thas requiring restraint nom pleas
ure or business, and during their operation never
gripe or pain the bowels.
voics " 1ns ClaasY
In praise ofMo6st's Life Pills. which cured them
ofDyspersia. lDdigeetien. Disease Of the Liver,
Loss Of Appetite, Headache, Fever and Ague, Bron.
chitis, Neuralgia and rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. 3. n. May, Of New
York, Rev. Jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. K. Weber,
Concord, N. H., Rev, II. Hooley. Springfield. Pa,
Rcv:J. c. Evans aevar. Pa. Rev. W. O. Broncrof.,
Grand Rapids, Wis, Rev. J. II. Gardner, Chilico.
the, o.. Rev. Mathew Gardner. Ripley, O., Rev. X.
b. Rodgers, Fort syne, Ind Rev. s. Campbell
Andersen, Ind. Rev N. q. Cock, Rockford, III ,
Rev. A. J. Ben,ly. San francisco. Cal. Rev. David
Elder. Franklin, N c and many othcss.
Thr circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and effects OF each disease, specifies
treatment. furnishes, evid ence, &c.
Mofiat'e Life Pills rs cents per box. Nossat's
Phoenix Btters. 81 per BEETLE They are cold by ali
respectable dealers. WHITE ROWLAND.
Propri tore, So Liberty street, New York.
Successors to Dr. MoiJat and DIR. Vim. B. Mofe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

Medical Hfuts for he Enll

The semsnnual shaking inihc Fever and Acuc
nstricls has begun. The fogs Of these Autumn
dights and mornings sre surcharged with the ele-
ments o intermite ut and bilious renittcnt fevers
and, unfortunately two-thirds OF the community are
just in tho condition TO be disastrousy affected by
them. Those who have been prudent enough TO
ioitify Themselves during the aummer with that pow
erfal aud nialible veg etable invigorant- HOSTEL
Tsas STOMACH BlTTERS - are fore-armed
agoinst malaria, and hsve nothing to fear Bot
hea i. the last thing too many think about In
the pursuit, OF gain pleasure the blessing, with
out which wealth 10 dross and enjoyment impossible
10 neglected.
Better late than never 10 q coussla.ory proverb
however, and al who begin TO teei the premontory
symptoms OF any OF the spedemies which are en-.
gendvred by the malaria OF Autumn, should INN
dately resort to The eRsAr ASTipc1E OF TER As.
few doses 81 the BIZ TkkS will break ~ the chill.
and pr vent their recurrence. In every region
where inisrnitents prevail this purest and best Of
al vsgetab . tonics 10 Bdispsnsibie or all anti
biliOus pr pafati0us known II 10 the most effective
and harmless II does mot stimulate the liver VIC.
leutly, like The mineral saivapis but tones reno
vatc. and egulatss the organ without creating apv
general dstg. bsnee Of the % stem or emit sn9 AM
reaction. The BlrTRkS are eaeentislly 4 houae-
bold speciAc. and shOu,d b always within re ach e
the very best means Of preventing and checking iii.
lens ottaeko and sntot tte NJ r. vrro
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

VIII cure scrofula. or Fever Sores, Salt Rheum,
Tei;ar. Pnpes, swel.ed Breast, Sore Nipples, Chill
blans. Piles, Cuts. Burns. Bruises, scalds. aud tor
all external applications It has no parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when all otler
remedies had failed.
We have = large number OF certificates from wei
known and reliable people, who certify that Pages
Climax Salve has perfectly cured old Ulcers, cases
OF Filter, Piles and Scrofua Sores. after they had
bsen treated by physicians and given Up 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

Tho Nsw York Star. the organ Of tho
vcrkingmen Of New York city. says' II
say men in humble circumstaucss has q
doub, soou, bis duty in the Presidential
campaign. let him f5r moment glance At
the contrast bstwoen tho supporters Of the
respective candidates. II 10 true In poll
tics, As well a. In other relations, that "a
man IL known bv the company he keeps"
Nav, every person Who reads is vol aware
that Grant u supported By ths Government
bandAo!dsrs by tho heavy contsscsors
BY che OF. shoddyitss By the large manu-
fassassrs BY the heavy capitalists, and BY
thu. class generally Who do not earn their
bread by honest labor Why do that class
80 generally support Grantt Simply be.
cause their pecuniary interests lead them
to do SO. They are a class Of men who
subordinate everything to salf.iu!srest.
They look at things in the light Of dol
lars snl cents, AMI with any thing concern
ins them the frs, qiestion is"ulll itpay 2
Ihs, clA.sknow tia. il they succeeded in
slectiaE Grant there will be four years
more oil the present order of things which
make "tho rich richer. and the poor poor
cr. Fur years more o. enormous taxa.
hon. high prices. outrageous rents, and in
bleuaoIs burdens upon the working classes.
Four years more of money draining FROM
The Northern workingmen to feed lazy
.'ssfn negroes 10 short, four years
i.-.s u Radical rule, With all its infamon,
schsms for crushing the poor aud sxaltins
the rich. Tho monied class dssire ths
election Of Grant on those grounds. Tha
alone sh ,uli be SUN .ient cause for the Ia
sSsios class e take the opposite ground
fss the ,n'srests OF the capitalists are d..
,s,.ly % ,osits 10 those or tho aboring
man. Bat there 10 s,iii moro powerful
Incentive Tor workineose to tsks thsir
stand against the candidate Of che bond
holders, the shoddy ties and The ether capi.
tal,.ss The Democratic candidate ID de
unsuvsly friend TO the workingman Be.
fore there vas any probability Of his noni
n,,,on BY the Democratic, be came oul
boldly AUD smphatically in favor Of ths
sight-hoar systcm, and all the rights o
labor. % viii b seen by the quotation from
HE speech at the heal Of this column.
Fellow workingmsn, look At the two can
didatss. with their respective records, thei
principles. platforms and supporters, Ant
eli US II you have any doubt about tn
way IA which your vote should be cast. !
matters not whether you are in genera
p,litcsa Dsmocra. or = Republican. Lool
a. this matter in the light Of selfin,crest o
benefit I, tho great cause OF labor. and say
fAnkly whether you are no, constrained
b. every rlghtfu' consideration TO supper
lilo Alto Seymour, the Peoples Cind date
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

0ovssSoa Cusrin. II Pennsylvania, vas
recently Questioned - to bic opinion Of
Governor Ssymours loyalty, and 10 reply,
said:
"Aster The dispatches that sent Sew.
mPur It the time Of the rebel raid into
Pennsylvania, il would hardly become ,n-
to inpuga bis loyalty; fae fact is, hare
.swr doubted Il. | understand that Bel.
nsoas Is having oil the dispatches ssnt by
Stanton ond myself printed, and have no
doab, they viii be in the hands Of every
Dssn"csaiic s'unp-speakcr through the
campaign We had better give up attacks
Ing S-ynour's loyalty, as the opposition
hold The trump card IN that matter"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
DR.. SHALLEN BERGEk'S
EEvER A6UE ANTaDOTE.
Has been befnre the Public 3 vears

Has been before the Public Is years
Thoee who have used Il don't need to be told Of
its merits. bat for the benefit Of o.hsn We publish
few testimonials, and Say
TRY 1T.
EAcfs pos run rsorLx -Dp ecurrr nssxecas's rr-
WE AeUE ANrDof8
Bus -iSe1os, Iowa, Ane. 81, 1858.
0ENrs Your pile bare, to my knoWle6se, given
the best satisfaction Of any medicine have ever sold
We have no old customers lov yoor p,lls, from tEv
fact that one bottle iai 20 cure tha most OBJ
etlnaie caeee. Those who have used then recon-
mend them to others. and could produce testimo
ny In every case where used have not failed
One old gentleman tells me that when he invested
Sit0 In your medicine Il WAS OF the best invcst
ments he ever made. He had been Afflicted With fe-
yer and sguc ever two years, and nothing would ef
feet cure until one box of your pills did the work
And now, for more than year. he has not felt the
slightest symptoms of a return OF the disease. See
Advertisement. AIiEs HRsRDicKs, Druggist
LYNN, Macs. October 2sth. 1865.
On. SuaLIxSrEseER Dear Sir: have been for
eleven weeks eisk with Fever and Ague contracted
home from Alexsndria, va, and then had shake
every .wo On, for q week. after which had
we're attack every day far eight weeks, without one
exception, which weakened me SO that was unable
to walk. All these nine weeks had two doetors
attending me; but they coult not stop the shakes,
nor even help them. Ny brother came home from
Alexandria, and brought me bottle Of your pills.
He n recommended them very highly. and said they
neglected to take the pills for whiie beine dscorf
aged BY TIE doctors, hnt At last concluded to take
them and re sss nd co,e cured ne conple,ey
and an gaining stre Myth every day. There ar now
here great rany soldiers entering IN the same
way: A. yeAld iike you to send ms desse efths
5EH5. \ KoRam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE,

OeWoxe0t COuntonetSo U0fS0V TUDee oyrUp hoD
osenoan forfeited. aud The cOastsrsitss broueht 10
grief.
= m this Tonic Syrup.
The genans article mast have Dr.. John BulIe nri.
vate Stamp on each bottle. Ur John Bull onlv Ia
enith's Tonic Syrup Of Louisville. ~ Kxamluc
well the label on each bottle. II my private etamp
10 mot the bottle, do not purchase or you viii 81
show card. will prosecute any ore Infringing g
NJ right. The genuine emith'e Tonic Syrup an
only 30 prepared BY myself.
The publie's servant,
Louisville. ". DR. JOHN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

GIANT has poor opinion OF n certain
carpet -bsgger-ths ono who recently rep
resent. d hat Louisiana WAS almost in q
state OF instruction. Only q few months
ago the General said to Louisiana gen.
tlemen, who had spoken to him Of the
present Governor Of that unhappy State
This Yarmouth, this d ID scoundrel,
had to kick him out OF the army at Weeks
burg as n common liar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
a MusDrs ofpesu lar atrocity was lately

A Huaprs ofpe,u lar atrocity was lately
committed near Limoges, France. A shoe.
makers wife, named Babinaud, straneled
ner husband in his s,esp, aud afserwsrd cut
his body in pisces. For four days success ;.
veiy she wen, into the woods and lanes
ABOUT Llmoges, scattering little bits Of her
husband . body in various directions far and
Woe. Every night she returned 70 her
nooee' ana lady down to sleep by the eide
Of what was left Six days after the murder
she put on her best gown aud danced At a
village fete. She has been senteneed TO pc.
nal servitude for life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

iowa RLILgoAps.-Work is progressing
on the Iowa Falls ard Sioux City Il. R.
AID will be knish to Webster City this fall.
The Illinois Central roa is about to acesp,
the Cedar Falls aud Minnesota road. The
@cesesor anb Sioux City road il under con
Is lar west as Charlie. City, Floyd county.
a a,vis:.u ofthe keosauqus and Bloomfield
Railroad, from Rock Creek. to The Des
MONIES river 10 to be graded Immediately.
The contract has been let for grading the
St. Paul and st. Louis road from Acklcy.
on the Dubuque and Sioux City, 10 Hamp.
ton, Frsnkin county, . distance Of sixteen
miles north. This road 10 to Be extended
through Oerro Go,do and Worth counties.
to the Minnesota line.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
The Greatest Medic4l Discovery
known to Man
Il / n ID 8 E Y

Il 1 N d 8 EY'S
Improved Blood Searcher
For The Cure Of al Disease arising from A I'm.
pure state ofthe b God. epch a.
~koFt LA. Dyspepsia, Cossiveuces
cancerous formations, Jarndics, Salt Rneum
Suianeons Diseases, M.rcurial Diseases.
Err eipclss. Bois, Gene nj Dehilitv
I'M pes on the race, Liver Complaint
TOT TOT nscs, seald Head, Lcss Of Appetite,
deuer sneSuoue. - LOW SPLITS.
Rheumatic Disorders Femai. r nri.;,t.
Together with all other disorders fro, an i'm nrre,
ccultlcn Of the c rcnlatory Sysfer A. .nrrr,i
Tonic It's elects bepipnant ARA rsrr,, !. n
to eenedt where need pers sve iugv ana .rr,r,i,.
to directions. is purcy vegetable prep,r stian
not single grain of mineral poison enlers in 70 il,
compositi.n, 60 that while 1t invariably affords re-
lief. and effects the most wonderful CURES ma CO.
doee could iniure the mcst tender infant.
Also, sellers Cough syrup, Sellers Liver Pills
and Nermifnge, Jot nson's Rheumatic Common nd
and B~rhaye's Holland Bitttre.
b. Il. SELLERS 4 CO., Sole Prcprietore.
For sale BY Druggists Eset and West tva
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

"Did you visit the sewers of Paris when
you were thersf"
Certainly l did. and was quite charmed
with them"
well, | thought myself they were quite
remarkable and kept SO pure and free from
bad atmosphere, too"
well ldoubtingly ], yes, rather; they do
lock sweet and pure when you see them ri,
ding along. decked out in fresh ribbons. a"
"Decked out in fresh ribbons The sew
ere Of Paris decided With ribbons ?"
"Certsinly, the little one knew vas a..
Ways bothering me for . Napoleon, - she
sai6, . buy ribbons"
"Ah. tsee-ss~srs-ha, b.; we'll, The ssw
ere you think 81 ere not the sewers speak
Of"
"Whv don's you speak 90 - 70 b under
stood, thsnf'
Il will and the sewers you refer to had
best DO understood and not spoken o."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

Franx 1si!ler.s Leather Preser
vative and Water Proof OH Backing, 70: Dsots
and Shoes.
Frank Miller's Prepared mar.
ness ". blacking. for oillng Harnesses. Caniaee
ups ee,Ieady for use, With directions Ior usinea
Frank Miller's Polish OIL Black.
ins. For sale generally N o. 8. and Canada.
Frank Miller Il e.. 1SA 90 Csdar6t.
New York. Sold by III. EVANS ace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

CuRiors HisroRY OF A DiAnoND PN.-
The Hartford Ccurant tells this story ..Iu
1861 lady 10 Hartford presented her hus-
baud with cluster diamond pin. which he
wore until Asy last, whom. on New Haven
steamboat, he either lost it, or il va stolen
from him. A few days since, the lady.
wishing 70 rsplscs the loss By ano her. vis.
tied the store where tho former one vas
purchased, and was struck With the similar.
ity between one shown her and her former
purchase. A close examination convinced
her OF its identity. and search into it's his
tory proved it to be in reality the same pin
purchased seven years ago, 1t was found
on the boat by a watchman, who sold it TO
one Of the employees Of the boat, who took
Il to diamond setter in New Hsvso to
have it changed INTO ring. The iswcler
substituted another stone in its place. sold
the pin to . pawnbroker, and it fin.lly re-
turned it to the jewslsr. who has willingly
surrendered 1t to its true ovnsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

EvssY railway enters the city Of London
eth shore q bssow grsund. Not one Of
81. 10 rAll ~ays dares 70 enter the city as
.rsis Thss. q The sake Of avoiding scci-
deasa. end 70 y. event storms from impeding
s.ssl. :sssla = The CO r esss5 city il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
IN WRINKLES COULD De REMOVER Al
Quickly AZ
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR nv
Cnnisr.noRo Ham PRrssRv.rrvx.

WoxASs RrGHrs Among the rights OF woman
NAV be rcckoned A right to preserve her hair in ts
original axnri4net. gloss. Color e1ture and elastic.
ity, Us long a. sse an- To enable her to do so We
recommend the lest article we know Of NJ eI,
srstion about whilst tatre is no deception which we
have tried and seen red anc 1t found wanting
We mcsn CLhs rhDoRO3 hair preserver and
beauiiacr.
Sold by Drug is's and applied by all Hair Dres.
ers hanufact9fy 81 q Maiden Lane. Prinelpa
Dept. No. Q Ae.l- House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
u O1IASOI1
Holloway,
ID Z A r r HOE A.

Dyssntery, Summer Compliant, Cholera No
bus, Fiux, Children's Teething, and the Great
Preventive Of Asia,ic Chsiers.
MAGU1RE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the hns
81 which 70 spread broadcast throughout the conn
n.y. 10 undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever o.
Tered to the public for the complaints for which Il =
intended. wehsvs in our possession Testimonial
furnished voluntarily by Col Long, late Chief Tops-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington. 0sn.
Fitx Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasanton, and others Of
the army Father p. j. Desmet. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; nso ofc rs Of the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary r'v-
ers' western saatary and Christisn Commissions.
army Chaplansand others too numerous to mention.
Likewise highest encomiums Of the Prees, most Of
winch are published in our almanac. (Which we Will.
'ena 70 any one requesting ny. prasing ito valuable
meaicinai qualities in the hiEhcss terms. Noother
msd,eine mas snch Recommendations. Ma
S.lnn, soie froprietors, ST. Louis, no. sold y
VI assisls anu medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

The Portsmouth IN. II } times SAYS that
.he ravr ing concert troupe, known as
Car'er's z uaves," burst up in that citv
nondoy. Fssr OF tue company are left len.
nllsss ~ ths psopristos, Who II aid t. have
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

Ems New York Herdii is engaged in
fshting the internal revenue department On
the tax upon newspapers. 1t disputes the
nsh, 20 TAX the press IN general grounds,
s,d then ASKS under what Law II Is DONE
The Hc,rla saysf 1t be under the law Of
March Sl>t, 1865. ,xsmp,ng certain manu-
features aud taxing Others, II msintxins
that The printing AID Publishing Of q news
paper is not the manufacture Of an srlie .
in The sense Of the Law, aud was not intend
cd TO he included 40 such. Newspaper paw
spscisl tax Ia tho gay Of license, and the
ia~ nj March 3l.t, 1865, sxsupls every per
son. firm, corporation OF article other = ise
specially taxed. On this ground. The Her
ED claims exemption FROM taxation on ito
business. 10 Section 96 an unrspsalsd
SECTION OF the oct Of March "a, le67-nsvs.
papers, With . numbss Of other shngs, are
.-.mpt. aud ssstioa -, Of the sams act,
ssys: An ac,s er passs Of asts imposing
any tai % sdvsrsissnesAS'' ne sspsalsA.-
Fseo these prsalsss he A6ren declares
thst Cengrss did not inteoa 70 TAX The
press further than the income derived frsm
their business. the same - any other. II
the Herald maintains lie pesitien, the result,
viii b one Of iutsrest T. the whels nswspa.
per publishing fraternity.