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DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medicine Of
IL the Faculty Of Paris. Graduate Of the Uni'ersl'
ty Queens College, and Physician Of the 81. Johh
Bsptiste Society of San Francisco.
DR.. PERRAuLr has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that ne
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory Hall
building Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
mento streets, San Francisco. Rooms No 3, ~, H.
first floor up stairs entrance on either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
DH. PrREAutr's studies have been almost exelr.
sively devoted to the Of the various forms Of
Nervous aad Physical Debility, the results Of injur
Gus habits acquired in youth, which usually termin.
ate in impotence and steTility, and permanently in
duce all the concomitants Of old age. Where secret
inirmity exists involving the happiness Of life and
that Of others reason and morality dictate the ne
cessity Of its removal for II is fact that premature
decline Of the vigor OF mannood, matrimonial un-
happiness, compulsory single life, ETC., have their
sources in causes the germ of which is planted in
early lfe and the bitter fruit tasted long aterWard:
patients laborng under this complaint will comp lain
Of one or mora of the following symptoms: Noe
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head,
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the
Urethra going to stool or making water, the In
tellectual Faculties are weakened, Loss Of Memory
ensues Ideas are clouded, and there is disinena-
ton TO attend to business, or reading writing
or the society Of friends etc. Tho pate Ii viii prob
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and the sight
and hearing are weakened and sleep disturbed BY
dreams, melancholy, signing, ps;ptators, falntings,
coughs and slow fever; while some have external
rheumatic pain, and numbness OF the Dody' some
Of the most common symptoms pimples in the
face and aching in different parts Of the body. Pa
tients suffering from this disease should apply i'm
medately 20 DR. PERRAULr, either in person or by
letter as he will guarantee a cure of Seminal Ennis.
SONS and Impotence in six 10 eight weeks.
Patients suffering from venereal diseases in any
stage, Gonorrhoea elect. Structures, Bubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous Eruptons etc will be treated successful
y. All syphilitic and Mercural taints entirely re-
moved from the system.
Dr.. PERRAULT's diplomas are in his office, where
patients see for themselves that they are uuier
the care of regularly educated practitioner. The
best references given if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can call
and examine for themselves. We invite investiga-
ton claim not to knew rything, nor TO cure ev-
orybody, but do claim that in all cases taken un
der treatment we fulfill our promises. We particu-
ary request those who have tried this boasted doc
tor, and that advertised physician, till out and
discouraged, TO call upon US.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering with any complaint incidental to
their SEX can consult the doctor with the
of relief
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x.uv years a the writer physician while visiting the
Island health experienced and witnessed surprising and
beneficial there produced Of thsnvids who ks
oursves seeking upon inquiry and investigation obtained full history
delighted and surprised and after his recovery
which occurred determined possible the sole right manufacture
and sell 1t IN the United States
w himself and suffering humanity
s the celebrated PLANTATION thus made knSwu to the world PLAN
TATIoN being article Of real ms. founded principles and
relying wholly upon vegetable world for It's medicinal effects worked rapid revu
history household word all over the civilized
eabalsc TlssoZ taInan Of health and the demand for
BTEsS far exceeded the abilities Of the rrcpors supply
Notwithstanding the , importation St. cz Rum made expressly for the
pounding these ss the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
arrangements extensive scale abroad should snse made and an agent
dispatched Thomas for tha. Es fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations the largest and most productive estates on the
island Houses stills Ans presses erected asf By magic which utterly aston
experienced and natives Of the island
very risrs the PLANTATION sTTEas position
tsry laboratory with al the perfectly st. c Rum needed manufac
turing AND EGRATs The above
the natives crushing the eans and otherwise preparing for the stills and presses
and Ag Intermittent and Earus Fevrs Dyspepsia and
other PLANTATION sTEa unsurpassed the
history million bottles disposed annually They
adapted young female They agreeable TASTE and always
rrouce ean nraed eheneHr
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MoDERAru
CHARGES.
d r. W. K. oHERFy
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INsrITuru.
Sacramento Street,
Below montgomery, opposite the Pacific
Mail steamship Company's Office.
private entrance on Leidesdorff stree,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Established Expressly to Afford the Affiliated Co..,
and Scie9sl1s sen Ta M Medical Aid, in the Tfeam.r,
Diseases, Cases of Secrecv
and all Sexual Disorders.'
To the Afflicted

DIR. W. K. DOHERTY retr-r, IL,
to his numerous patients for thai ms sincere thanks
would take this opportunity to remind thsge, and
continues to consult at his Insttnts mem that hS
SesTs a6s Of s9S Lungs sys' Ss'1
diseases, viz: Syphilis in ali H. and all private
Seminal Weakness ard all the horrid Sno stages
Of sefs6Gse GoLorrhoea, Gleet StrctTts
of sei Back and EEas'HPs Eons %
and Kidneys. etc, etc snd he boneS .he Bladder
experience and successful practice nus long
pTsctee h% on n. sRs Of public patronage By
States he is enabled To annIv ,hope and the United
successful remedies against disease of o eIeent and
uses DO mercury. charges moderate tra.sid: xnd: He
ents IL correct and honorable way and iis mis- pa
respectabiity and high sarSiy from men of known
ties consulting him BY letter Or otbsrsy, tby, All par
ceive the best and gentlest treatment smS WI re;
secrecy. ahd implicit
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To FemnIeA

esss wnsa 8e.Eme.s iImaS Is in trouble afflicted with d
head dimness of sight, loss fmnscpIs, PAN IN the
pta1on of the heart, irritability power, pal
trems urinary dGuies Of q
the Tom SysteFs assy ssery y'sn' sna al
peculiar to females she should 20 or Wr,t diseases
to the celebrated female doctor w. K DnrpTSn D. once
1t his Medical Institute and consult him .bH1, At
than apa any SShs ERi RSSG'
fornia Let no false decacy prevent vou ot Cali
immediately and save yourself from psin1I TT'
ings and premature death. All married 1s.! Suner-
noTssss GsSS Ga n tR.F GT GhST .
DIX: W. X. DOHERTY'S Medical Gns,itn,. o1 caii At
Viii receive every possible relief and helm rsy TSyy
Doctors ofiices are so arranged that he can T. aus
suited without fear of dissertation N' 'an Do con-
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aFgalIa avalIa gtatestaail.
FRIDAY EVENING, July 2, 1869.
A WIFE'S SONG.

Sweetheart, pray thee take thine ease,
Let those tired hands from labor cease,
Nor crowd the days full measure.
Turn thy grave face to me awhile,
And let me see the old,time smile,
Which love still counts treasure.
I would my song, soft as the air
Which brings the scent of violets falr
And fragrant mignouette,
Might breathe into thy troubled ore1s'
Balsamic duietude and resi,
And thou life's grief forget.
Lifes grief forget o no, not quite
Tor what were morn without the night
Or sunshine without shadow
As well might June forget the showers
When singing birds and blooming flowers
Make glad the silent meadow.
Ever to good the dear Gods will
Guides us through many seeming Ill,
Hearts oft in anguish sleeping,
But through the.lens of tears we see
What may forever hidden be
From eyes unused to weeping
Then let us trust His wise bebest,
Who ordering all things for the best,
Has joy and sorrow blended.
And we may learn to bless the shower,
Though beaten down be every flower
Oar hope has iondly tended.
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THE TRUE History OF THE Kilkenny
CATs-A correspondent from ireland gives
what he vouches for'as the real origin Of the
story of the cats of Kilkenny:
During the rebellion which occurred in
Ireland in 1850, Cor it may be in 1909,
Kilkenny was garsisoned by regiment of
Hessian soldiers, whose custom it was to tie
together in one of their barrack rooms two
cats by their respective tail, and then to
throw them face to face across line gener-
ally used for drying clothes. The cats nat
urally become infuriated and scratch each
other iu the abdomen, until death ensued to
one or both OF them, and terminated their
sufferings.
The officers of the corps were ultimately
made acquainted with these barbarous acts
of cruelty, and they resolved 10 put an end
to them and punish the offenders. In order
to effect this purpose, an officer was ordered
TO inspect each barrack room daily, and re-
port to the commanding officer in what state
he found the room. The cruel soldiers de-
termined not to lose their daily torture Of
the wretched cats, generally employed one
of their comrades to watch the approach Of
the officer, in order that the cats might be
liberated and take refuge in figh; before the
visit of the officer to the scene IF their tor
lures. On one occasion the "lookout man /"
neglected his duty, and the officer of the day
Was heards ascending the barrack stairs,
while the cats were undergoing their Gus
tomary torture. One Of the troopers i'm
mediately seized a sword from the arm rack,
and with single blow divided the tails Of
the two cats. The cats. of course, escaped
through the open windows of the room,
which was entered almost Immediately after
by the officer, who inquired what was the
cause Of the two bleeding cats tails being
suspended on the clothes line, and was told
in reply that the two cats had been fighting
IN the room; that it was impossible to sep.
arate them, and that they had fought so des
perately that they had devoured each Other
up, with the exception of their two tails
Which may have satisfied Capt. Shummel
ketfell, but would not have deluded any per
son but beery Prussian.
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To Correspondents.

er thsnf. dssn TSo riSsdog sv il Part the State bov
DR. DOHERTY in their respective csse. AuVice OF
MINK IN proper TO submit written statement Of ,nrN
In preference to holding personal pt.ry;.r 'usn,
re- oid assured that their Communication, vii
inlly and eanddy described, personal commueos' -
sion wiz % unnecessary, Instructions for dist
regimen, and the general treatment of the cas. s.
g1clndng the remedies). will be forwarded vitbout
the purport Of the letter or parcel SO tra4smti.S
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SpermattOnhUa.

DIR. D0HERTY has Just published nm ,Ano...-.
pamphlet, embodylng his own views and peri.nc,s
N u Ieiatlon to Impotence or Virility being a Sbo,t
Treatise on SPermaitorrhoea or Seminal Weskn...
nervous and Physical debility consequent op tbi,
Ibis little work contains information of the utmo.t
Valae 10 AZ, whether married single, and Vill IA
sent FREE BY mail on receipt of Six Cents in pOst.
age stamps for return postage a. f'0'
t74- -CODsultations-by letter or otherv;sa- -ruFv
Permanent cure guaranteed or no paw. Addres.
451y San Francisco r.,
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Female Monthly pills.

DR.. PkRRAULr is the only agent in California for
DR.. BIor's Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation as female rem.
cdy, unapproaehed and far in advance Of every 9TH
or remedy Tor suppressions and Irregularities, and
other distractions in females. On the receipt Of FIVE
dollars, these Pills will be sent by mail express to
any part Of the void, secure from curiosity or dam
age.
Persons at distance can be cured at home, by ad.
dressing letter to DR.. PERRAuLT, corner of Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10 and IL, or
Box g73, r. o. San Francisco, stating the case as
mnutey possible, general habits of living, occu-
patton, etc., etc.
All communications confidential.
July l6.l86s 29yl
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sHERIFFa SALE.
lIT0RY OF WASHINGTON,

N, !
County OF WALLA WKLLL. 90
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE FROM
ID Hon. J. E. Wyche, Judge Of the District Court,
First Judicial District Washington Territory. to me
directed, in favor Of ELIZABETH BAKER And
against l.. J. s. TURNEY. on foreclosure of Mort
gage in said cause. Therefore, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for United States gold
silver coin, the following described Real Estate, to
wit: The south half of the southwest quarter Of
section Number eight, in Township number seven,
north fraDge No. thrtysix east aud the south half
Of the northwest quarter and southwest quarter Of
the north east quarter OF section number seven in
Township number seven, north Of Range number
thtysix east, and the south half Of the northeast
quarter OF section number tW elve, in Township No.
seven, north Of Range number thirty FIVE east and
the north east quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section number Twelve, in Township number seven,
north Of Range number thirty five east and the
north east quarter Of the south east quarter of section
number eighteen, In township number seven, north Of
Range number thirty six east, containing three hun
dred and sixty acres, together with all and slnguler
the heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or In any wise AppertsinnR. Sale to take
place at the Court House in WAlla Walla City, W. T.
on the 7tk day OF July, 1859, between the hours of
O'Clock. n. and O'clock NJ, Of said day, to
satisfy said EKucution.
JAMES MoAULIFF, Sheriff.
Waila Walla, May 18th, 1892
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWRLER.
GEORGE sAVAGF

GEORGE SAVAGE,
UTATcHMAKER AND yEwELER. HAVING
w reesishIshed himself In WarA Walla. i pre-
pared 70 DO all work in his line Of business, and
from his long experienee lover 20 years) In watch
care given 10 Fine Watches. An work sent bv az
pres will Be promptly attended 10. shop nsxt door
70 y. W. Colmanb Drug 6,ors, Main streeA t1-6
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to attend meeting were heavily fined. AS
the settlers of the town are described In
their records as having bfthe most sober and
orderly of habits" we may infer that those
laws and customs were rigidly observed.
wNasiua IN H. Letter to Boston journal.
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EARLY TIMES OF PURITANIsM.-Th
pioneers of the old town of DaHstable were
exclusively Puritanic in their ideas and hab,
its. The earliest public effort after the ar.
rival Of peace was the building of log
meeting house, among the pines on Salmon
Brook, aud which was finished in 1851. No
other church was erected in Southern New
Hampshire for forty years, and its pastor,
like John the Baptist, was "the voice of one
crying IN the wilderness" As an illustration
OF the manner OF these early inhabitants, the
laws Of the Massachusetts, colony, by which
they TIre then governed, furnishes, perhaps.
The best criterion. In 1861 ,daucings at we'd
oings we're forbidden, aud in 1860 "William
Wallace was imprisoned month for courtipO
: maid without the leave of her parents. >
In 1913, the wearing of long hair and super.
stltious ribbons to tie it up, were prohibited
oy severe penalties. Towns were directed 10
build "cdge' near the meeting house. ana
IN this all offenders against the sancitv Of the
Sabbath were confined So strict wsre Tho
early people of Dunstable in their observance
OF Sunday that John Athertou, a soldier of
the "DuDstable Militia Company. was snsd
i1Orty shilings "for wettins piece of an ola
hat to put in his Shoes" which chafed NJ.
isss upon the march; and those who neglect
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BLACKS MITHING
AND
SHOEING aHoP


MFR. sTINE TAKES THIS MEANS OF IN.
Itl forming the public that he continues at his old
stand, the South east corner OF MAIN and FOURTH
Streets, and is prepared to do
All Kinds Of Blaoksmitking,
At the Lowest CASH PRICE. VIII always Eeep on
hand hne Assortmt Of
Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, and Wheel
Vehicles Of Every Class.
REPAIRING Of all kinds executed with prompt
ness and in Workmanliks manner.
Setting Tires, 90 to IS 90
EASTERN TIMBER
Used Exclusively in all work done at this Estahlish
ment: Every description Of vehicle MADE TO
ORDER. HORSE-SHOEIN0 will be done At the
following low rates, FOR CASH:
Horse ShoetnG, 83 90
Setting Shoes, each. go
WAlla wAlla, April >, ises.' isT
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MAN AND WoMAY.-Whatever man is wo-
man will reflect his nature but then she has
the moulding of his nature and of his char
ecter in some degree, at least, in her hands;
and strong in her maternal and moral in
stincts, she will be able to do more for mans
spiritual and moral elevation, as an educated
Wle and mother, than in any virile occupa-
hon what ever, however honorably she may
MI 1t. 1t Is the unity in fitness of things
which constitutes, not only strength, but good
ness aud beauty. Let society abandon these,
and moral evils surely result. 1t is chiefly
among the cultured and luxurious classes Of
great cities that moral degradation of woman
Is observed, which consists in the abolition Of
the maternal instinct, and which leads direct
ly to the crimes of infaDcde and abortion
1t is doubtless true that in certain countries
the excess Of female infanticide but, in all
large and luxurious communities, both abor-
tlon and infanticide are extensively and
openly practiced by women
80 These crimes are not wholly due to pres-
sure on the means of subsistence, as is clearly
shown by the fact that they are comparatively
rare In poor countries like Ireland, and that
they originate in physical causes connected
with civilization, Is shown by the fact dom.
estc animals are apt to kill and eat their off,
spring. Even petted hens, when setting; will
chip and eat their eggs. If we inquire into
motives, it is usually found that, with the de.
feet ofthe maternal instinct, there is conjoin-
ed selfish egotism and self.indulgeuce on
the pert of the woman. Thus it is said to be
universal among the higher classes of Turkey
that the women after bearing two children
for the future proyokes abortion, partly to
preserve her form a-d beauty, and party to
diminish the number of her descendants.
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TIME wALLA wALLA SOAP COMPANY & pow
III prepared To iii orders for their very superior
FAMILY SOAP, which they sell At lesS than ~
equally good article can be laid down for from %
low. Factory on Nil CIsek, just below heese ha.
stanard NIL
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C.0.D.-WALTHAM WATCHEs-c.eD.

LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
FULLER d Co., (late n. Z. Chapman & CO..
Removed to No. 25 St. John st. N. =.
We viii send, on order, single W LII A
WATCHES, in solid gold aud silver cases only. p
express 70 any part Of the United States 10 BE- pso
for on delivery, after examination, ct WholeSAe
prices. The buyer 70 pay all express charges.
The Company's guarantee sent with each waton'
nation. 9lly.
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70 THOSE INTEREsTFD

r AN PREPARED TO SECURE LAND WAR
IL rants for all persons who served As Volunteers or
Regular Soldiers In the United States Armv. or in
any Of the Indian Wars, in California, OREGON. or
Washington Territory. prior to the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF AARcH, 1855, as provided By Act Of
Congress-. l.. A. AJLLAN,
le-u Attorney at Law.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

T. " :" IA HI
MERCHANT TAILOR-CLOTHING MADE to
1Nl order, and REPAIRING and CLEANING at
fIrTING GARMENTS for those who wish 10 make
up 1neh own Goods. y: VETTER,
Hy Main Street, Wala Halla.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

enc nOo WILL BUY A SPLENDID BROWN STONE
DIC.UUU high sloop Iouse, with ali the modern
Central PARK JOHN oOhMAN,
70 East Eighty tAlrd street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

(,LTNTON STREET, BRyOKLYN, NO. 78.-TfiKEE
~ Story and attic high rtoop brown Sons Dwelling; all
modern improvements orer xize 25x5xJ; posses
MayL q. A. KI3SAM. ~ Pius strsst bassnssuI
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

L'OR sALE-h VERY FINE FOUR STORY MON
stoop brown stone House In foTiyafth IN GOOD
''1'' '' wiSANs, BREED a GRAVES, sl Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
EXPRESSES.
COAL AND WOOD.

&Q Sn A cHALDRoS ron COKE. DELIVERED IN.
YO ~ medaleiy Apply q my coal, coke and wood
omce Twentynrd street and Broadway, or Twenty nrso
stfset and nvsn"s A. b. b.f.bHERWOOD. y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

(lESTRAL AVENUE.
For sale,
The Property known
sslhe
townsend POOLE ESTATE,
Immediately adjoining
the
Lewis q. Norris Properly.
ana containing '0'u' $50 CIV 1o...
and adjoining
Central avrar..
For particulars apply 10
JOHN MCcLAyE,
a. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

GE nm WILL PURCHASE A FARM or io5
DO.UOu scres % acres cleared, with House and out.
houses two orchards, ac. within and half miles Of
Morrsown, N. J.. Possession Apr l. Terms easy. Appy
70 JOHN CAHLIsLs ~ Aim srasI
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

A SPLENDID PLOT or SEVEN LOTS ISCLuDisG
n between the boulevard and hIyersde rara A. Wy
feet tide wsfer free from rock and Dow uss
garden cheapest in market anil Tor sse on n
usuay eaxy tsrms ~ A. =. kfkCA. ~ Cedar strs -
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
BROOKLYN REAL EsTAFE FOR SALE.

LroR sALE-se75o--A NICE THREE STORY AND
basement brick Dwelling, in healthy location and good
neighborhood, tho and ferries, Brooklyn f. d.;
house 22 feet wde good subcear enciosed piazza
connection; water TO second oor hyant IN the
riage Price Sc, ,s60 Part remain terms. Ap
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

vyoNKERs. NEAR DEPor.-A FINE. RooMy HOUSE
and Ave Lots, which pays large interest," win be soit
very cheap on liberal terms.
- CnARLEs ExxoSs, $40 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

AT PLAINFfELD, N. ia THREE STORY FRENCH
n roof House, with all modern improvements Including
eas; corner lot or hall an acre station.
A. Y. GOODMAN. p3 Fulton srsss- New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

In your reply to G. B. Schoharie
Co, n. Y, You say chat the heml0ck
and Norway spruce make fine hedges
Elf properly planted cared for and
cut" / intend making hedges of
both, wiz you please tell me how TO do
all that; also the right distance apart
10 set, and the best sized plants to use 2
p. B. HoaUdrd Co.. Nd. 1.-THE hedges
referred to were doDr-yard boundaries
and other purposes than excluding
animals. Hintending to make aelose
hedge as soon rs possible, the trees
set two or three feet they viii form q
handsome screen nearly as soon. At q
distance Of six or eight feet, they viii
ultimately form a tall screen against
wind, &c, if not cut back, but much
more time win be required. Their
proper culture consists In keeping the
soil cultivated and mellow for three or
four feet on each side of the row for
some years; and the cutting back is
to be done in spring before they begin
to grow, unless the object be TO check
too luXuriant a growth, in which case
they may be cut in June or July.
They make q handsomer and richer
appearance if the cutting is done with
a knife, so as not to form the perfectly
even surface, which results from shear
ING, which has a sitter and more form
al appearance, with a less vigorous
growth, and moreofa holiowinteriOF.
In transplanting the hemlOck, IL is
important to carry a ball Of earth on
the rootsl.-haQfiries and AnsDers Sn
Country Gentleman.