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I)ccadcncc!

The editor Of the MONROE Register
is afflicted with the above disease. lie
has it bad. We feel sorry for him,
and in order that his sullrrin.s may be
allrviatcd somewhat, we tender him Il
rrw crumbs Of comfort:
Rhode Island has gone Republican
by an increased majority. This, from
the Registers standpoint clearly shows
tho rapid tendency to decay unaffected
by the Republican party.
Connecticut, dear brother. has also
cut loose from the Democratic inith,
and it, too. has declared for Republi-
canism. Tho proof accunIulatcs. The
soul Of the editor ought and no doubt
does rejoice at this added evidence OF
decay. -,
We have given enough evivcncc to
satisfy any reasonable man of@the do.
cay Of tho dctested radical party. Take
courage, brother, the signs arc MI right.
We suspect tho difficulty with you is
that you have microscope attnchcd
TO the wrong end OF the telescope
through which you have been pccping,
That's all. ..
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Reconstruction.

The message Of President Grant,
urging Congress to act, at its present
session, on the matter Of rceonstruc-
ton in Virginia and Mississippi. is
timely and in excellent spirit. We
had noticed with regret and surprise
the apparent inclination Of Congress
to give this business to go-by until
aftcr the meeting in December. thus
PRACTICAL suspcnding the whole work
among the people specially interested,
for year. Very clearly, to our mp.
prehension, this ought not 80 to be.
We trust the kind and earnest words
Of the President will not be unheeded.
Let tho people Of the unreconstructcd
States be put at once in the way OF do
ing something toward restoration to
their proper relations to the Federal
Government. 1t is long enough pro-
cess. when once put in their banda.
The real friends Of the Administration.
tho true Republicans, the men who M
we desire to sec in the van Of recon-
struc,ion. are entrcatins immediate
action. We arc glad the President has
30 scasonably cast his influence in their
favor,
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PreSby terrain Families Coming in
TO one House.

1t looks like it, certainly. Nothin.
stands In the way but the want Of more
light aud more love. Both will come
BY praying, and there is much praying
just now. We think tn" way is getting
clear, and the grand union not far oft.
The first stage will be accomplished
when tho Old and New School Prcsby-
lerianS are brought into ono General
Assembly, (probHbly in May next.)
The second stage will unite tho
Southern Presbyterian with the United
Church OF the North.
The third will bring the Scotch Pres.
bytcrians into the same fold; and the
fourth will be the grand climax Of the
whole. when tho Reformed dutch,
Church. Il sound, noble, Presbyterian
body. comes, with all its colors flying,
into the camp. and is ono with the
grcS, Presbyterian ihmily.-N y Oh,
Scrrrr, March Is.
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Presidents Message.

Tho following message was received
from the President by Congress. nt q
o'clock. I. NJ. on the 9TH inst:
ITO the Senate and House Of RepTeScn.
tatirss:
"Whilc an aware that the time in
which Congress proposes now to re-
main in session is very brief, and that
it is it's desire, 40 far rs consistent with
the public interest, TO avoid entering
upon the general business OF lcgisla.
ton, there is QUO subject which con-
ccrus so deeply the welfare Of the
country, that deem It my duty to
bring it before yon. I have no. doubt
YOU will concnr with me in tho opiu.
ion that !, ia desirable to restore tho
States which were engaged IN the re.
bcllion TO their relations TO the Gov.
ernmCnt aud tho country mt as early q
period as the people ofthosc States shall
be found willing to become peaceful and
orderly communities, and to adopt and
maintain such constitutions mud laws
as will cflcctually secure the civil and
political rights of all persons within
their borders. The authority OF the
United States. winch has been vindi-
Gated aud established by it's military
power. must undoubtedly DO asserted
for the absolute protectionofie s citi-
zens in the full enjoyment, Of that free
dom aud spcurity " vlic]l ia tho ol.ieci
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Some time last year, in a CONVERSE
ton with other parties, concerning
politics then asitated by tho approach
ing Presidential contest, Second Assis-
mnt Engineer, George F. Sawyer, OF
the navy, in reply to some dispara2iny
remarks made about Congress-, ,,cx,
pressed the opinion that Andrew joint
son was BY no, NJ cans tho best Prcsi.
dent the Republic ever had. :His ek-
pre6slon ayas, purely ~ political II one.
and not personal. or thu, President,
personally, ssla nun, he, auid, othin4,:
but only Of tho, President. as 10 ruler:
and Of bio political pulicy.,, For tIic,o
words MI. "Sawyer.waa nn,plaiA ctl Of;
ma III 'cour!.martialed ,LyW Secretary
Wellcs. Tho court martial (tilo nicnt:;
,D u. OF tho court being selected byt Mr.,
:Weltesls found Mr. Sawyer suitYl Of
using di,rsHpeatiHlt lung of Ehis
superior odicsr,, ,the'r csidenttI and.
sentenced him to be suspended from
rank andidnty. for-one ,year, and [toobe
placed!on half ",waiting ardRrs.A,uny:,
mo. sentence WAS, eagerly. confirmed
sy the: seoHetsry, end PresIden Z, Ian.
arrw yohnto9, heroreaQ uiti,t2, nfi.k
paEooned aAl tao postQfics rpbbcrs, All,
,the counterfeitars, :alktlc. whlsky9finrr
swindlers,.alIl tho traitors, the aonsnits
aIt:or.s;Who. helped neutrality-suspicious.,
EinS9sn,h and .otAeri,convicts;, bat The
could not aud would not paxdou " n,
praVe officer OF the navy who had pri
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Connectlcnt--The Lesson.

The Lesson tofbe 'learnea'by'thc Con
necticut election is that the people are
tired of the everlasting wranglc about
the negro: 8he Democracy went into
the fight strong in the belief TIA, that
ancient COMMONWEALTH would reject
the. XIV amendment. to the Constitu-
tlon. This was the issue in the cam
paign inst terminated. And so conf.
dent were that party Of an casy tri-
umph in that State, that Connecticut
has invariably been quoted as certain
10 vote down the amendment. The re-
sult has shown how completely they
were mistaken. If staid, old Connect
cut, yith open eyes, has deliberately
severed the democratic bonds, what
may not be expected from the other
States that do not possess so much
democratic leavcn? ....n
No doubt many Of the people who
voted thus, were opposed to the ideas
embodied in the amendment but they
felt thGtit was better that the question
should nowtbc forever set ut rest, and
hence the result. English, the popular
Democratic Governor has been beaten
two Republican Congressman gained,
aud Republican majority in both
branches OF: the Legislature. is the
popular verdict on the issue presented
by the XIV amendment to tho Consti-
tuition. b.: 70. .. ..,. 80
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Tho Reconstruction Message.

@; Tie House responds to the Prrsi.
dents Reconstruction Message bv pas
sing bill giving him power 10 order
elections iii the umrcconstructcd States
ut his discretion" There were bu,
twchty-four votes, all Democratic, IN
opposition TO this measure. In, the
Senate, q majority Of the Judiciary
Committee decided in favor Of post.
ponins the; whole subject until next
December, in disregard of the Presi-
dcMt's recommendations. Mr., Trnm:
bull ip reporting this action. as Chnlr-
mdu Of the Committed, tool occasion
to say that II was contrary to his indl.
vIdnnl Opinion; Final notion was not
taken on this subject yGstri1hy::'" Tbt
House bill wax expected to'colnenp.i n
tho Senate today. a disposition was
manifested not to postpone tho day o,
of adjournment. 100 ''''' -.
. We aru not prcposses>c,l in favor Of the
House expedient, by which the responsibility
IS transferred from, the Legislative power 10
the Executive. II is n device Of Gen. But
ller's who is said to havc conferred with
President Grant about tho matter, and found
him ready to accommodate himself TO the
wishes of Congress in this respect Should
lhe, Senate concur in this action Of the House,
We, may look for an adjournment tomorrow,
as heretofore agreed upon. - C;nGnnati Chron.
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HOME. AND 7FoKEiGN: NEWS
SAN FRANclsco, April 81
Ga h.al, ~ nIit lXnsf hr1 HS iifinrn H..

SAN FRANCISCO, April g..
A fire broke out vest crafty tinorni ng
in the YcIlow,Jackct, Mine: Gold Hill,
Nevada, which soon communicated to
the KcutucE aid Craven Point. mines.
Thus far. Mt l PM, eleven 'Iodi..
have been. taken from, the shafts, OH.
or bodies are seen, ut the. kentuck shaft
bu, it ia impossible TO remove them on
account OF the heat. II isI uncertain
how many persons were IN the mines;
thr cxcitc,,icut fnnd o OnflIaion''is 30
~rcat that IT. is Impossible 10 call the
Foil Of those ut work. Sixty'mcn. were
ut work on the two levels or Craven
Point. and IL IS unknown how many
oscnpcd. The distress IS ;, fearful
Wives and children Of miners are COZ.
.rcgatcd ut the entrance OF the mines.
calling for their missing husbands and
fathers. go -."
EIGHT p. .M.-IIatcst reports from
Gold Hill put the number OF known
dead ut 81 five in Yellow Jacket.
eight in KcMtuck. and twcnty:thrcc In
Crown Point.
The fire originated in the Kcntuck.
II IS FcpOGlctl lIt't lhS No. n o" Nv"
spreading toward the Jacket shop.
The lircman succeeded in getting those
down the Jacket shaft. .f.-,. f.'.
Hopes are entertained that 1.-The flames
will soon be subducd. lfnOt, when all
Of saving more lives il
the mouth OF the shaft will
be closed. ventilation stopped, and the
fire thereby smolhcrcd. Yellow Jack
ct, Crown Point and Kcntuck are an.
connected. The other mines arc IN.
There il no probability
OF the fire extending beyond them.
Firgimia. City IS almost deserted, the
people going to render assistance ut
the scene OF the disaster.
The San Francisco Stock and E1-
rllnnSc Board subscribed n thousand
dollars. and sent the money TO- Gold
Hill. for the relief Of the families SUI
fcrins by the conlaGration. .,aI
The catastrophe is the most terrible
tina, ever occurred among the miners
" this coast. General sympathy Is ex::,
the distressed. =.
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Editorial Correspondence.
CLAnTsnrso. W. VA..l
Aprif Sd, 1869.

The Z. S. District Ceurtat Csarks;
burg, MJsatnSa dS,,l,sAlsaf Yafa,
after q session OFFS day.. The taraail
Jury made 100 indictmatssjn osny M
tf5olstinssthe US. Intcrpyt ResouGe
Law. Through the indomitable en-
ergy Of his Honor, Judge Jackson, a
considerable amount OF business was
accomplished BY the Court. The next
session will be held at Wheeling-on
the 9th inst. Several criminal cases
have been set for trial at that place
which will doubtless be adjusted. -,
cLARHsBURo AND THE oArVfAt. II |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
knowledge .oc tho! ,placc-that the citi-
Gems Of this. town. actualIy expect to
secure the repeal Iof'the Law locating
the permanent seat OF Government ati
Charleston, and thereby secure ifs ~
cation here. They can bring no ,argu-,
ment to. bear upon the subject tina:
Charleston. cannot prosept' in u two
fold proportion. It":they contend for,
. central poiut, Charleston can bea,
them nany,:Inilest If they!adVanco;
natural resources "a an alTunc mt,
Charleston can outstrip them tlious-
and.rold. Ifthcy present. the location
Of the land in and around their town
rs an induccment, both for its beauty.
it's grandeur or its wealth, We would
say Tor Charleston that the sun in his
course fails to shine upon n fairer.
richer or grander valley than that OF
tho Great kauawha. But they present
no arguments, and. like ParSerSburs
and its "lobbyers," stick to that eX-
ploded dogma "thatwe ought TO have
1t because it is to our Interests" They
are too selfish to look beyond their
own interests to those OF the State and
are determined TO make the sub icct Of
tho State Capital cost the State many
thousand dollars yet before it is done
with. G. W. a.
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i Minister Shot While Prrfnrm-
linz the Marriage Ceremony.

We were inrxpressibly shocked last
night. 10 hear OF tho shooting, By, a
man whose name our informant could
not give us. Of the Rev. Samuel An.
,houy. QUO o: the oldest and most re-
spccted ministers Of the Methodist
Church in this State, .,,.r..-.. .I.u
The tragedy Was enacted. Yesterday,
at Andersouvile, just before the arriv-
al Of tic up-trtill on the Southwestern
Road 1T seems that Mr.. Anthony. had
gone to Andcrsonvillo to marry a
couple, and while in the middle. OF
the ceremony. was interrupted by the
step: Father OF The lady, who ordered
him TO- deRst.,, He rem onstrated with
the intruder, telling him it was TOO
late then. and that he ought motto ,Lc
guilty ocsucG, .uisccmly conduct. The
h,au's responsc was The raising and
firing, ut almost ,,poiut blank range; Ol
n double harrrl shot gun loaded with
buck shot. the entire load taking effect
III the lower pnrt 81, his yic,iin 5. d ON
aeh. The, brave did, man fell to The
floor bit NJ q Tremendous, effort
raised himself. Up, and saying, ~ will
finish tbe .job.y preceelod, with the
ccrem6ny, and [;pronulpced the couple
'm9Hah1 wife, lie ihenfe!l down com
'p!et9lr. exhausted, aud N ben tho 4. cars
lett, was ,expested, 10 die every, mo
ruent: - 9aqqonn K d ) .nesscagsr:,:7 81:
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,--,s4ez! 800
a MAN IN y PEDDLEles
PACK. :. : q
A, AfHed Man Discoveries III !!
He il Shot and killcA.

u "a 0r-tE.
Ysli5tt tine Since; just atad.rk, 4
peddlcrcarryihgSa large pack sppcateo
Attic door Ola wealthy farmer III INC
TOWN of5ircei Garden, I'M thistcounty,.
ana re oae stsdt6cf privilege of'remalnt
inc over night. The farmer being away
from home, he Gwas Informed by the
hired man that he could not stay. lie
then requested the privilege oflcaving
his pack until morning, as he was very
tireil aud. GOULD not carry it, further Inn
night! hThiswas grantcdI and tile PACK
DEPOSITED in one corner Of the sitting
room. During tho evening some oil the
femul cs,of the household had occasion
to- move it, and taking hold of it, als-
covcred1 that there was something sus,
picious about the contents, The hircd
man was called, and upon taking hoid
oft found TINT it contained man. lie
quickly stepped into al adjoining room
and returned with revolver, motioncd
the family 10 stand aside. and ut once
proccc,lcd to fire three shots into It:
a piercing Shrek issued from il. ana
on ripping Off the outside covering q
,nan with.a large bowie knife and re.
volvcr clinchcd in his hands. was found
wcltcring IN his blood. Two OF the
shots had proved fatal. The nciShoors
were ALARMED; butno traces OF the ped.
dler who left The precious pack could
De fUnnd. Thus by mere accident,
doubtless n shocking case Of robbery,
and perhaps murder, was prevented. IL
was doubtless 4 ijlot TO rob The farmer.
as it was known thathe had Il large sum
of money in the house. An inquest
was held over the body on the following
morning. and the verdict was that the
killing was justitlablr homicide. No
clue Icadin. TO the discovery Of the
name OF the victim. or his accomplicc,
has, Ms yet. been asccrlaincd. Such
summary justice is seldom mcted out
to the guilty.
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vately expressed m opinion that 9 nv
l,pollcY I'm o hunlbu2. aud ito author;
fAOt III Washington. Ilavis,
tlnanaged TO catch one man upon whom
HE coul kWeeak his vengeance, of tbr
hmany hsthENervicc who heartily de.
|snRiai.sS hndy yas impl.esS abb IN IN
to note That one of the
first acts Of tho new Secretary, Boric
has been tounnul this spitefu' sentence,
and to return Mr.. Sawyer to hin rant
duty, and full pay, Including nc back pay
thus ty withheld:> I5o aAY thst 90.
suesk ;Its,TFpuctiuHt theff hyperion.
in rank is n good and proper. law: but
it never was intended to be used 10
close the mouths oG3tieeri from prop.
crIy criticising the political policy Of
an 81 s sssu;ansfsIfSti oT:%@=Za,so1t-7'oSt::@"".
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The President, on the Ith inst, APP
proved the Tenure-o Office act, as we
have not doubted he would do. As:iS
not uncommon with "conference" leg
islation-the very purpose Of which is
TO-. force an agreement where the two
Houses persistently. disagrec-there is
u little ambiguity in the terms Of the
law. and conflicting constructions arc
commended for. So It was IN regard to
one section Of the original law, which
wat drafted BY committee Of confer.
.nec, and which figured prominently
in tho Impeachment. trial. Tho act NJ
amended IL perfectly clear, however,
in all essential particulars savc ono. 1t
loAves the President outirely froo to
make odic!al changes during the recess.
at his pleasure, and docs not require
him to assign any reasons for his sus.
pensions. The only doubt is whether,
In 'cdse Of q SUSPENSION not ,coDcurrcd
III by tho Senate by confirming a:suc-
cessor. the officer can resume his place.
Practically, the question Is not likely
to have the slightest importance, at
least during the present administra.
tom n the issue is raised, tho senu,e
will. or course. decide In favor Of It's
own power, maintaining that, under
the amended law, an, officer appointed
BY and with tho advice and consent o.
that body, can only DO removed ii The
sumo manner. -. 81. ~ % 80,
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On March % the Emperor Napoleon
presided at the Council OF State, on
which occasion he delivered the fol-
lowing address: ut is the duty OF
tho Government reSolutcIy to satisfy Il
inst desire for Improvement. and firm
ly to rcpress all subvcrsivc theories,
which are both unlawful and culpablc.
Many improvement. have nlrcndy been
effected, but when the hidden wounds
0: the most prosperous people are
prUbcd, beneath ri appearance OF
prosperity. many undcScrvcd eases OF
distress are discovered. Great prob
lens still remain 10 be solved. and
their solution requires the co-opera-
ton otthe whole intellect OF the cUiln-
try. The suppression Of the tem'ot
workmcu's books UirrctS).. will coin
pletc 4 series Of measures in favor OF
the workin. classes. do not anlici-
pate being able TO overcome all pref
diceS and d;>arln all il!-trclinG. ! do
not reckon upon increasing my ropn-
larity, but hope 10 acquire fresh ell.
crgy 10 resist evil passions, when all
useful improvements have been effect
I'd. When everything has been done.
order can be maintained with more
authority. since power will then lean
on rtasou, aud. satisfaction be given t"
the public conacicncc."
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\ SPECIAL telegram from ST. Paul
says that Gn last I'uc,'lay might. eight
miles from that city, in Washington
county. horrible tragedy was uuact-
ed. \ man named Gray killed his wi!c
and iuur children. with IN ax, mau@-
lin. thcm in 4 si,"rkin% manner. lie
aitcrward cut all their threats. All
W ere found lying near carh other. in
pools Of blood. prrsrntim%a most. sick =
cuinG spectacle. Gray is insane. He
waa arrested, and is now in Jail At ST.
Paul. -.
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II oae OF tho rural 20 wns in Rhode
Island, through which svtpsa recon,
revival, thcrc dwells a father and three
sous, all OF :whop had ,lony votednt,ie
Dsueccratie Ticket. But at the last cleo
,ion; the ,!athey brought but one, soy:
with, his< aud to qaeriesrabons .he
otAersr said ;r:ths . m ooruful: heGds
shake" Thsy don + vote Tith.'us any
more; they've experienced religion"
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LONDON papers contain particulars
Of tho loss Of the steamer italian, bound
from Trieste to Liverpool. She struck
q sunkcn rock of Cape Finistcrre, aud
went down IN ten minutes. Twenty.
ak Of tho crew persisted. aud three Of
tho passengers. Is Sd. 'a,' .. T..
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CORRECTION.

a canal proposed, was yesterday
mndo by the types little more than u
thousand timestoo long. Craig Grcek,
Virginia. In tho county Of Crnig;is but
one hundred ya'DlS from the New riY-
CT, und flows into tho JutnGs above the
canal. New river must square. her
yards, lost they become miles. New
river, by Gaulcy, forms the KanawIra.
....... ..v +. 5. &.
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AdiOurnmcnt Of Congress-.

WASHINGTON April 9.-There is no
longer any doubt that both houses will
adjourn tomorrow. An effort was
again made to rcscind the joint resolu.
ton, but it met the same fate rs it did
yesterday. II is generally believed,
since the reconstruction Of Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas has bean dis.
posed Of that the other necessary bus
moss cnn be got along with. The con.
ference report on the Deficiency Ap.
preparation Bill was concmiired In. aud
tho bill was sent to the President.
THE ONE NOMINATION..
But one nomination WAS scntto the
Senate to-day, much to the disappoint.
mcnt Of the numerous cxpcctants who
hung around the Senate Chamber.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
The Prcaidcnt's proclamation con-
rcning the Senate in extra session WAS
read, when Mr.. Fesscnden and MI.
Drake held that the language Of tho
proclamation, "thc 18th ofApril ncxt;''
would mean April Of 1870, and, at tile
suggestion Of the former, the message
was acknowledgement :, TO tho Prcsi.
dent 10 have The phraseoloSy altcrcd.
:. n"d.' RECONSTRUCTION ""rm,'t ~
" N.Y. 5MLorton's amendment to tho bill
ITO reconstruct Virginia, Mississippi
idnd'1'c7as,' requiring those States, TO
tatify" thc Fifteenth Constitutional
Amendment before they; arc admitted
to representation IN Congress, was
passed by tho Senate, to-day, by soto
g. o"l"!'@". ~ = "a" !:""!r'&-"d II
The effect ofi M., g. p ii; otTposii,
ton will be, that those States being
,annons for admission, will.ratify,thd
Fifteenth Amendment dt''once, aid
thus the concurrence Of the required
thrce-fourths of the Whole number Of
States will have been obtaliicd' to thu
amendment, and it will thus become n
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par part Of tic Constitution without u, .
rsti toat,oa ;ef,tho Legislatures of the
'stat5'of Ollio and Indiana.
! hi - LAW. $1w q,
fSS hiilsfslstins to tttfesa p a. s.
tlon;of| 3lississippi, viryiniarfD Tenn.,
EitE1iorton's amendment, pessce w. az
H8Sss Es;pight, and no~'goe' 'ot''
President for signature.
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Tic Dem cratic revolt in the Indiana


Thc Democratic revoltin the Indiana
.1.srt,lpture stilheontinues. The rebel
Nous members hsre not been sworn H. J.
I'D are consequeiltly$no tsubjsSc. . g =
SUMMONS from tsc ssEga.gr't-"t-A sn ."
Duit they ore playing f1oshg same as
.they will some tine dllso7er' \ssaaseo o.
his speech on the situation. Let tue
Republican majority adopt his views
deciding that t~o-thirds Of the mem
bers qualified, after Ave days have been
Slowed for thoac newly elected to sp'
near and be sworn, will constitute a
quorum within the meaning ofthe Con-
stitupon, and the .reeusants will come G
to time or do worse. .....,-.,-..... >,.,...,