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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-17


tative announcement that theN
commonly known as Kaklux, is
The public win read It with plsssS
there was eyer an oOcasion foF such
ganization the time is certainly pes
Continuance would breed strife and skrils
only. We are satisfied the members have
beN convinced of this fsot and have re-
solved to give helping hand in the fusure
TO the preservation a law and order. We
sincerely trust We are not mistaken, and
that perfect peace and quiet may hence
forth be the order Of the day:
z. z. e.
BLOODY DsS. RAiEY MoxrH,l
4762-Millionth,
TO THE PEOPLE:
Our mission on earth, to some extent, Is
ended. Quiet and peace must be cast
abroad in your land. Wherever possible,
We have protected you from outrage and
wrong. We will still lend aeIping hand
and the evil doors nuSsqs&ember that while
we sleep we are not gone. sour name is
Legion" For the present, and We hope
forever, We are done. When you ses men,
things OF demons on your premises, claim
ing to be Of US, shoot them down, for you
may be certain that We are not there. You
shall have our protection, which is the
strongest power on earth. Prepare hence
forth for your own protection. Your land
is full of evil designing people, who are
known to as. II they act, go shall We. By
order Of the Grand Tycoon.
By GRAND CYCLOPs Of 476a-M.
XXX. K.-Grand Marker.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-17

We have on hand at this Office fine lot
of cards and blll-head paper. and are pre-
pared to print them cheap and neat.
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Great Political ouestion.

Dass- tpe Constitution OfGhs United
ssstgs aa.Snsss the right of speech to
aSaf anc DUR @ss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-17
Bus TESS CARDS.
c. Q. ABERNArHY, N. D.
&. H. TAYLOR

HAVING removed to his new store house,
East side PaJlie Square. Palaski, Tenn,
INFORMS all his friends and the public generally
that he is receivin large stock ofnew dry Goods
carefully selected nice lot of Boots Shoes, Hats
&C., Family Groceries, Hard, Tin and Queensware,
a good supply Of mechanics Tools Of every descTip
ton. Returns thanks for the liberal patronage of
the people of Giles county and solicits continuance
of the same. Has also nice lot Of ready-made
Clothing which he will sell at COST and is selling
everything very low for cash; wants everybody to
call and see for themselves. dec1S-tf
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's1o'eVLVa
THIS House has been newly Papered and Painted
Il new Carpets and Beds in each room. The
accommodations good any in the town.
The table viii be supplied with the best the market
affords. It is conveniently located to the business
portion ofthe town. Boarding rates arc very low.
The proprietor solicits liberal share Of the pbue
patronage. tau22-Iy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14
Taken Up.

BY the subscriber, Oh the goth day Of Sept :,
1869, in section IS, Town Of Newton, one red
steer about one and half year old. The own
CT is requ sted to prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
IO-3t JOHN MATHEWS.
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Fire at OSHKOSH.


Last night about | ] 0 clock fire broke
OFT on NJ, street, between Meis 4 Stherbs
leather store aud the Commercial
bank. In short time nearly all the stores
in the block were in fumes. The fire
spread 10 the wooden building on Wangoo
street opposite the pOstotice, Fourteen
stores in all were con>umed. The loss Is
estimated at about $40, 600 Tie prlEci
pal buildings were occupied by j. w.
Weisbrodi, grocer, loss st. 500, ; Msgnus
Hahn, sayoon, loss 81 DOG; Gco.es, grocer,
loss ! 500; Banmciz, cigar maker, loss
$4,000; RICHARD Guen'her, druggist, loss
SI5,OU0. Other smaller losses were Bigger
& Pill. and Mickey Bros, and Fold 5 arge
,iry goods house suffered considerable loss
from broken windows, probably $500 Kohl
mann Bros, German printers lost some on
printing press, &c.
The fir. is supposed to be the work of
an i1cenl:ary, as several bur2lares were
made and attempted during the progress
Of The fire.
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rsA- 4 watch, pair of Bankers, Quilt or
Shawi TO, Ore Dollar appear. almost im-
possible, but such may be had, and huns
,i~edS of other useful articles by patroniz
Ia. Parker & Ha's, ''une dollar sale"
Their system oi doing bu.no-s has been
f, xamiucd by tie authorities and Dectsion
rendered itun the Internal Revenue de
pnr,ncnt at Washington dated Nov 4th
l5GS DECLARING their business perfectly fair
aud legitimate and entirely different from
he numerous git enterprises OF course
al 10 not gct watches, blankets &c, for
OHc Dollar, ha, II crTV hlrge Cluj, one Of
these ar ictes 0re soh' f1r Oae doliGr, as an
extra Indncement, and some members of
the club has the chance OF obtaining it,
\ new feature in;roiac-l by this cnteraris-
ing firm, is to ply their agents i'll either
cash Or merchandi-r ard 70 pre- pay the
express charges. No better opportunity
can be offered 10 either Ladies TT Gentle.
nun, having leisure time, than to form
cub, for hi firm.
Road their advertisements in mother
cDiumu, and send Tor catalogue II At
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14
SIS GOLD WATCHES. $40
THE ONLY GENUINE DOUBLE-EXTRA
REFINED
oz7sE COED WATCHES,
81 TEEE GslGEgs2
"a ATasl sI<s.,

Are all of the best make, hunting eases, war
ranted net 20 tarnish look like fine Gold
wears like Gold, and ar5 equal to the best gold
watches in make and finish with the best full
jeweled deta he'd and patent levers, extra fine
classes, Gents and Ladies' size, S15 each
The double extra refined, solid Orode gold
A No l, full jeweled levers, at $50 each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States, ut regular wholesale prices, payable
on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order Is
made i'll good faith. Any package may be
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only
Persons can order by mail with safety, by
sending money in advance, in registered
letter, and the goods will be sent as a regis
tered package, pcrpaid, It our risk.
an agent sending for six watches, will re
caive an extra watch frce-making seven S15
watches for $50, or seven $50 watches for 81 %
Also elegant Oroide gold chains of latest
and most costly styles, for Ladies' and Gentle
mems wear, from 10 to 40 inches long, at
prices of -. 81, IS and So each sent with
watch, at Cwest wholesale prices.
Cur watches are all made OF the genuine
solid oroide gold, refined, are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed by
the company to keep correct time and We r
and not tarnish State The kind size AMI price
OF watch required. and order only of
TIE ORJIDE WATCH co.
III las Fulton Street, New York
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14

Chicago, Oct s.
Yesterday after noon, between one and
two o'clock, some person entered the
banking house Of CLARK & Ul,man, No. 81
ozark slreet, went tehind The counter, en-
tered tie vault and took thcIeilofn trunk
contairines#ne hundred and twenty, five
thousand dollars, consisting of promi-sory
mites, chamber OF commerce. stock Chlca-
20 Dock company stock, commerclal Bank
stock, 81, the proper ! Of }. B. Brooks.
The ROBBERY was no. discovered until some
two hours after Fortunately none OF the
property taheu can be made available &c
IN ruDb.r.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14
THE DEMOCRATIC NoIINATIoNs
From the Milwaukee Sentinel, rep. J

rom sHG htIWaufec sentinel, rep. J.
The democratic state convention yester-
day nominated for tic Office Of governor
IN l!on e. d. Robinson, 0! Green Bay
u Gentleman who, thought he uidn shout
der many mj.>kUis, On wave many sword,
IA defence OF the union, dd glrid pen III
i.chlh 81 ii, country whc. he was assailei
Is. traitors. 1t is DOT to be denied
that Mr.. iiobin-On, who heads the demo,
cratic ticket, j. one Of the most acceptable
men To the rrplLl,canS that could have
lcen indEccd IL accept a nomination at
the hanIs Of the convention. His fair re
cold should serve only 10 make US the
more active and Jealous in behalf of our
o,sn uied and true u!en. We aust not
suffer lie democracy to win 10y strategy
hat they can never VIII ~ iali aud honor.
auic battle.
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin CRcp1
fhe democracy have nominated our
t.wnsman, John Black for the state tres
ugey How they could do 30 snch thing
pc cannot imagine tor John is one of those
men whom everybody has the highest
confidence in. ana IL so different trom
democratic politicians gcneraioy, that he
seems out Of place in such crowd If the
democracy had commenced putting In
nomination such men as John Black years
ago, they would not be 50 far beyond re-
dcmpiian "a they now are We wdi do
j uhn the credit to say that he did not wish
the nomination, but ecc9p;ed it rather
than make scene. 1t Wisconsin ever Is
20 unfortunate a. TO get in democratic
hands again, for lie sake of The state We
certniny trust that the party will then he
controlled by just such honest mcn as john
Black
From tie Green Day Gazette RADICAL
The Democratic convention has met,
nominated enthusiastically our neighbor
of The -iacGc1te, promulgated its Eares,
mifcto, aud sunk in,o obscurity again Ieav
ing aet iipPle on the surface. The res
oulion- are oi the Nest roaring progress
ives she, ana u.aae ~gch euso2s raid GA
I'll thr pJil.ieai rlcc ct ,lels rhut W. ar-
reminded q rilat aisesu!rg segs 81 lhe
..aeii.h pcpe... risai otce ,u a aH-.e thet
e-i e}2"t! with p sGa>m yl vsgtaags ia.la
Iatr1u gasust H#ata.lg aa8 a-c5un abb
sa.uag uagnlul4l.a Tie 7dnmesaag
l,ars-tageu Ds8 s'ags--.ta "pra re-s
Ives. else seguz Hegrs Base -,zf1
byaai, nojy aga bt.cc.tts. and row rro-
r,s9 - i4jI.riaee the political u,:ileuilm
saI ,accr ID c,Lgcl, glt he sly.
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PROPELLER OMAR PASTA DESTROYED
BY rIRE-A dispatch from Muskegon an
nouucts the destruction by fire at that place
en- the 9Th, inst, Of the propeller Omar
Iusha, while !. x at Wilcox BIOS & Go s
min dock rne boa, was burned to the
waters edge. and will prove a total loss
IN Omrr Ptsia vas bu t Buffalo in
1854, by Messers BdwYIi Il BInta. Sac
piiel between BQif, 10 aud Detroit FOR a
number Of years /; = s, We believe, in the
Lake Superior trade; tu; during the past
three or four years has been employed IN
the lumhcr trade between Chicago aud the
East Shore ports. Last winter she rcctig
ed a rebuild which brought her up to 3 |,
and raised her valuation to 50 90. Her
measuremcnt WAS 343 tons, oid style. She
was owned by Mn>kegon parties, whose
loss is no doubt largely covered by insur-
Bncr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14
Death Of LK-PreSident Pierce.
Wa .hingtnn. Oct. &

The f'i!owing was male rnbic to day:
The =; III 81 day dego!,e, upon the
President OF announcing to the people oI
the United States the death of one % hi>
honorcd rr. icces>nIs, Franklin PIERCE
which occurred at Concord early this morn
ing Eminent III the puhilc councils. aud
universally beloved In private life, hi dcath
Will he mourncd with = sor5o6 betting ti'e
loss which bis C0uh,ry sustain, y . Is de
Cease
As mark If respect 81 hi nemory, it
/. ordered that the executive Mansion aud
the several department, AT u ashIngion b.
draped III mourning, and that ali business
be suspended Gu the day 1T che funeral.
.a Ii il turt her ordered that the VI sr anj
Navy Departments Cause suitable military
and naval boroTs 20 be paid on this occa-
sion to the iiiustfious citizen, who has pass
eli from among US. (Siguedl 1. 5. Grant
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Taken Up

By the subscriber on or = Gout the Gosh y
of Sept S&9, in ssction IS Town Of Newton one
red steer wit white forehead. aboat one and
half years oil. The owner is requested to
prove properly, pay charges and take him
aw ~ 1875 GOIFREID NEWMAN.
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Lyons Periodical Lrops
lEl b .TIEhADEH EjEDI
1'DD f3{TiH,S

These Drcos are scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills,
Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their
action is direct and positive, rendering them
a reliable. speedy and perfect specific f0r the
cure Of ali instructions and suppresSions of
nature. Their popul. rity is indicated by the
fact tn t over i 900 bottles are annually
sold and consumed b, the ladies Of the United
States. every one Of whom speak in the
strongest terms OF praise Of their great merits.
They are rapidly taking the place Of every
other Female Remedy, and are considered by
all who know ought of them, as the surest,
safest, and most infillible preparation in the
world, for The cure of III female complaints,
tho removal Of all distractions Of nature, and
the promotion of health, reg larity and
strength Explicit directions stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects c0ntr ry to nature 5
chosen laws. VIII pc found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written signature
of JONI l.. LYON without which none are
genuine. r
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 1915
Chupel Street, New Haven. Conn, who can
be consulted either perscn,lly, or by mail.
enclosing stamp,) concerning all private
diseases and female Weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
G. G. CLARK & CO.,
Gcnl Agents for Z. 5 and Canadas.
Z. & } Robinson, Agents, Nanitowoc, WIS
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COOK BROS
Cheap Variety Store
I'D door above the Post 0fice,,
isiyl2 Crr BUILDING. BIDpEYoRD.
.Uisceli0sseOsss.


To the Hon. Court Of County Comrniss ion-
ers Tor tho County Of York, ut their session begun
and held on the second Tuesday Of Oct. 1865
UlIE undersigned, Inhabitants Of Kennobunkport,
petition Of the undersigned 70 the selcctmen OF said
kennebunk port, the said Selectmen, after having
given due notice, according 10 law, Of their intcn.
Of RenneSunkport as pillows, "Beginnng at q
stake in tho fence, near tho causeway, running
across the road called the Limerick road between the
i'm said town, thence running North fity.four de-
grecs Fast through land OF Jonas ii. Tarbox twenty
two rods thence North fOrtyscven degrees East on
from Simon j. Cleayes laid over sand Jonas H. Tarbox
land, one hundred and twenty-five rods, thence
same course over Il. ii. Mckenny's land seventy
eight rods thence same course over Munroo York
land one hundred and nine rods, 10 the Alfred road
near the junction Of the Dollii road with same one
and half rods each side OF said line being tho
width OF said road
And ON the 18th day of July 1868 said Selcctmen
made and filed with the town clerk Of Kcnnebunk-
port written return Of their proceedings containing
tho bounds and admcasnremen. OF said way anu
And at legal town meeting OF the inhabitants Of
said town Of Kennebunkport subsequently called
by warrant containing an article toseo u the town
day OF August 1853 tho said town refused 70 accept
said road and voted upon the article Aforesaid shat
all further action on every article In the warrant
the next annual town messing and that ihs select
men be and hereby instructed to insert articles
No. 2 o. and OF the warrant for calling this meet
Ing In their warrant for calling saad ns1' annua'
And your petitioners further represent THAI u the
next annual town meeting OF the inhabtants q said
1859, II was voted shat the whole subject relating
TO the acceptance AMI building Of all said proposed
roads referred to in articles III - and u Of the war
rnnt for this meeting ecng the articles prSvdIhg
el" be and Is hereby postponed to tho next annual
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GRAND Army oF TIE REPUBLic.-The Ma
tionsl Eneampment Of the Grand Army or the
Republic. met in New York ON Wednesday Of
last week, and in the absence Of General Logan,
the grand Commander. General Wilson, OF Mich
igan, presided. About 30 delegates were pres
emit, representing nearly all the Northern States.
General Collins. the Adjutant General. the
Quartermaster General and Inspector General
rcquestol that their salaries he reduced to
enough to just pay the necessary expenses Of
their offices. The following subjects were cart
fully considered and acted upon The extension
Of time for the muster Of old Gonzales, beyond
the first Of September; the prOposcd insurance
scheme; also the adopting Of badge, commits
sion, and certificate Of membership; and sew
eral other subjects Of importance. The results
OF this meeting will shortly 10 promulgated to
the members Of the order, through general or
ders. The meeting was in session two days.
There are now between $50, 900 and 20O, 600
members belonging to the organization through
out the country.
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SlafA nj Maine,


YORK, Sat- Court OF County Commissioners,
begun AMI held at Alfred ior and within the Coun-
tyof York, on the second Tuesday Of october A.
d., 1850.
On the foregoing Petition Il Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners arc responsible
anil that they ought 10 be heard touching the mat
ter set forth In their petitions and therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice 10 all persons and
generations interested, that the County Commis-
ssorers will meet Mt the dwelling housc Of Joseph
TAYLOR, in said kennebunkport, on the I'd day OF
November, A. D., 1869, ut ten o'clock a. NJ, when
they will proceed 10 viey the route set forth In the
petition and Immediately after such view, Mt some
enent place In the vicinity, Will give hearing
10 the IaTtisS and their witnesses Said notice 10
b, by causing copies Of said petition and this order
OF notice thereon 10 he served uon the TOWN Clerk
OF said kenncbunkport, and also by posting up
Copies of the same In three public places ia said
town, and Publishing the same three weeks succcs-
siyoly I'M the Union and Journal newspaper print
eli I'M Bddeford in said county the nrst OF said publ
cat ons and each OF tho other notices 70 DO at least
thirty DAYS before thu time Of sad meeting, that all
persons may then and there 10 present and show
cause, n any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
u.sS s~O"'" "'' kticsi. ii. fAIRYIHLD, CLEnx.
Us ct. Copy Of the Petition and Order Il Court
}LRs. thereon, N y,,pr,vrn c,,,x
Swift
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4 Wonderful Physiciaa. Ertrdortfiadr
Cares Witho.t Medieise-

The numerous afflicted who have failed Il
find relief under other treatment, will be pleased
to learn that DIR. Gage, the widely-known Nat
uul Physician, who has been working such
wonderful cures in the principal cities OF the
Union, has taken Parlos at the Diddeford House
Diddefbrd. from Nov. LIST, until about the 10th
The Doctor has recently been practicing in
Nashua and Concord, N. H., where he has AZ
usual. met with unbOunded success as is shown
by the many cases published, a few Of which VIC
subjoin.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintosh. at Mr.. Geo. ]. Littles'
No. II Cedar street Nashua, severe case OF
scrofula; tongue and mouth one mas Of cor
ruption; curvi Of the same, together with other
difficulties, In short time. Frank q. Wilson,
80 Temple street, cured Of severe bronchitis.
Mr.. p. X. jameson, ~ Chestnut street, per-
feetly cured Of what Physicians pronounced,
"Caneer in the stomach and spinal affection ~
Mrs. II. Hamlet, Nashua, paralysis, greatly re-
licyed. wm. Elliott, Pepperill, asthma, obligcl
TO sit up nights; since treatment feels free Of the
difficulty and can lay down and sleep as wen as
any person. Mrs. L. Spaulding, No. Church
street. complication Of diseases and deafness
but had not been able 10 hear q sermon before
in several yelre. Mrs. Elijah Putnam, Wilton,
~. H., btnttai Ntthnecc, ~ NrNitEtCA Ehth,-
field, Mason Valley, deafness. l.. Cutler, Mil
ford, liver and stomach arrangements. Mrs.
John Cummings, Nashua, complication OF dis
eases. Mrs A. Loysjoy, South Merrimac, deaf.
ness AMI general debility. Otis Pratt, Ashburn-
ham, relieved Of sciatic rheumatism. Mrs.
Henry G. BaIrell. Nashua, asthma has not
been troubled since treatment VIM. Trafton,
mason, heart difficulty. Mrs Jos Wilson, 80
Temple street, debility. etc.
Such things are indeed wonderful when we
take into consideration the fact that nearly all
the DOctor's cures are performed without medi-
cine or surgery, and upon = class Of patients
who have been treated by many skillfal phys-
clans. The Doctor frankly tells the patient
whether he considers their case durable, and
daily rejects many he thinks incurable. lie
charges nothing for consultation. and his terms
for treatment are reasonable. 4wii
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aauiun aud Suurual.


We can supply all the leading Periodicals. Of the
country at the lowest club rates OF their publishers,
To subscriber, 70 the JouHSALonly. The fOilo~ins
list shows the price Of the JOURNAL added 10 that Of
either Of the various periodicals nsmed'
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MA o'clock, by
HON. WILLIAM PARSONS,
(0f New York;

supJrcr, "NAP0LEoS BONAPARTE."
Tho other Lectures will be regularly announced
each week. The following gentlemen are expected
to lecture during the season. Where dates are a.
fixed, the arrangements positive;
Nov. I5.-Goy. CHAMBERLAIN, (of Me) Sub
ject, "Battle Of Getty shurg"
Nov. 2i.-Prof BROWN, (Of Tufts Collegc) Sub
lect, "Miscellaneous Readings -..fE...
Josh BiLLINdS," (of n. W Subjects Natrai
IIlstry.n III
and Pyramids"
lion. Tiios. W. KNOX, COr Penn] Subjects ''six
Months In Siberia"
"SARK TWAIN, Iof Dufalo) Subject ecu.
riOsities OF California" H.
J. ADAMS SMITH, u.s.N. Subject "cruise Of
Prot ATKINSON, Cor Yale colicge) Subject
"Wit and lIumor." -
JUDGE WRIGHT, COf ohiOJ Subjects "what
America Means," .TII...I ID
SEASON TICKETS, admitting the holder TO
all Of the Lectures, tl.0O each. SINGLE TICK
Its, - cents Season Tickets for sale only at the
In Saco and Biddeford and by the Treas
urer Single Tickets for sale only at the Ticket Of-
Zee on Lecture evenings. No Reserved Seats.
COMMITTEE, n. VI. Chapman, &. A. Shaw, 7. ii.
Cole, 4. w. Staples, L. II. Banks, j. NJ. Goodwin,
e, O. IIaines, +. n. Hubbard.
As T. l.. MERRILL. TREAs'R.
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THE UNION &IJOURNAL,
Special Notices.
HOW MANY PERsONs

Are constantly suffering In some form tho mAla-
dies that result from the of youth, and who
ton Of sound and Vigorous health. Let all such
consult the advertisement OF the Peabody Medical
Institute, Boston, which publishes the new Msiical
LIPE, or sELP.PRfSERyATION.s Those who
are afflicted by the consequences OF youthful ex.
cesses will be guided by this admirable book 70
paths OF pleasantness and physical ngor; pr
AND HER DISEASES" Is also published by the
Peabody Medical Institute, whose advertisement
will be found elsewhere In our columns. splmi5