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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-15
KEEP Cool.

AAAAA ONOA'
cit is easy to say so, says one,
"but how are you going to do it, this
bot weather :" Twill tell you:
The clothing should be light and
loose, and Of such character that
the air can readily pass through it.
1t should be changed often. Cloth
ing worn during the day should moi
be worn at night. The entire body
should be bathed every day so as to
keep the pores open and the skin
clean. Precipitation should not be
checked but encouraged, if one does
not perspire easily. Precipitation
necessitates evaporation, and evapO.
ration COOls. Eat spariOgly, and g.
vOid everything Of heating, stimu-
lating or irritating character, as salts,
spices, condiments, sweats, fats, tea,
coffee, tobacco, alcoholic drinks, &c.
The diet should consist principally
or entirely Of fruits, vegetables and
berries. The only proper drink is
water. Especially avoid eating more
than the system requires, as an ex-
cess in amount Of food is one of the
principal causes of that listless, lazy,
uncomfortable feelihgexperienced by
so many during bot weather. Keep
a clean conscience as we'll as a clean
skin and clean clothing, and don't
get excited. II uncomfortsbly warm
at any time, immerse the hands and
feet in cold water, or LET stream of
cold water run over the wrists and
ankles for a short time, or hold a
piece of ice 10 the hands. This will
soon cool the whole body.-HaNs
Journal of Health.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-15
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN,

FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
EEEP continually on hand Sugar,
IL Lard, Candy, Coffee, Bacon, Can
Fruit, Flour, Salt. Oysters, Rice so
da.SardiDes. Candles, Tobacco, Mack
erel, Soap, Cigars, Tea, Suuff, Hard
ware, Farming Utensils, Iron, &c.
We will exchange Groceries for
Cotton, Feathers, Dried Fruit and
Produce generally. Will receive
Cotton in Fayetteville and ship to
Nashville at tbe lowest rates.
DE-. RASE McKINSET may be found
at this house, unless when proft ssion-
ally absent. novl-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-15
Trees and Plants.

Number Of Trees or Plants sufficient to
plant an Acre, at r0Tiotts distances apart.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-15
Summer Drinks.

"What ale the best and most
healthful summer drinks 2"
The immediate object of drinking
is to SATISFY thirst. There is but one
thing capable Of doing this, and that
is water, The principal ingredient
of all the different kinds of drinks
used Is wafer, and the purer the wa
ter, and the less quality of other
substances mixed with it, the more
perfectly does it supply the wants of
the system. This being the case,
pure water is the best and most
healthful of drinks, not only for sum.
mer, but for all seasons Of the year.
The manner in which it is drank is
very important. If it is swallowed
rapidly and in large quantities, it
may produce undue distention and
pressure of the stomach, and interfere
With its functions and those Of the
surrounding organs. If the water
thus swallowed be very cold, and the
system at the same time is suffering
from heat and fatigue, very serious
results are apt to occur from the sud-
den shock. Water should always be
drank slowly. BY slipping, The de-
sire for drink is more eGeotually
gratiied, and any desirable quaDti-
ty at any temperature may be drank
without injurious effects. Ice.water
in summer is not Objectionable if
taken in this way. Water should
not be drank at or soon after meals,
as it interfsres with the process Of d.
gestiOu.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-15
FAMILY GROCERIES,, CASTINGS
Hardware, WOOdenBare, &c.
West side Of Public Square,

One door from Me corner.
WE have Just received and opened IN
w the past few days. one Of the largest
and most complete assortments Of Family
Grocsries, &C., that has been offered 70 the
trade since the war. Our stock q entirely
uew and fresh, and having bought exclusive
~ for cash, we can and will offer In
ducements upon the same terms.
We will repleuish our stock by frequent ae-
cessions from the best markets. Our success
since we opened has surpassed our most San-
guiDs expectations, which we thinA Il an evil
dence that our Goods and prices meet the sp-
probation of the trade. The highest market
price will Be paid in Groceries or cash for
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
Thy HOUR AND TIE NAN.

We have received many letters during
the pest week, asking US to name our can
iidntc for Imperial honor.,- Many earn
est inquircrs have said to us; I'VE would
heartily support the movement If we were
sure that the man chosen to rule would
be tho proper man for the high and re-
,psnsiblc cfice" To such questions We
have only one answer to make.
Whenever nation is ripe for a Ioli,i-
cal or social revolution, 1t has never yet
failed to produce the man competent to
direct the emergency. Let no one suppose
'hat the spirit of md levehsm, which we
call equality, has so extensively and
thoroughly Eesmcated the manhood Of
America that there is not TO be found one
American who can successfully Weld the
powers and direct the destlnies Of the ma
Son. When the proper time his GENE
Ghis man will be known. and when the
transition from the Republic to the En-
prize Is fully completed the moral and intel
leetual worth OF the country will not hes
i..te to support and sustain him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
4 YARSlN o.

WesJea Ale a1yoease,. not OF desPotisru.
hat Of Law, order. true freedom. .rue rep
reeentation. and the opI oneats Of politi-
cal iumbrg. rTs.ernrtic Il au1. organized
';,. ard universa, robbery. o. course we
shall incur the enu1ity OF the thievo'
whose organization we ss.sil. and of all
Who Gre interested in the rcrpetuation Of
TIE evils for which We propose the only
sure remedy.
Meanwhile. re have srsnsgressed no
Jaw, md we si all do no one thing con-
srsry to the statutes Of our State and
country. and we claim tba: freedom Of the
press which. after all, only tie perfected
I'm, ire at WHICH We are aiming will ever
hs strong enough to give with safety to
i;.elf. We freely admit that the present
order of things cnnno, afford 10 have the
press unmuzzed. The republic IS too
weak and rotten to endure criticism such
~ We are exposing ii to but We did not
expect that its legal representatives. would
80 promptly take the alarm. We did not
know shat they were aware of their dan
ger; 30 far as we are concerned. they are
helrlets, for we arc stronger far than shey
arc, ard they had better let as alone.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

PETERS Musical No>rnLr for May IS
to hand, and we'll sustain, the proud title
it bears-"The Primo o. Musical Month
lies" for if there is any one periodical
adapted to suit the wants OF all Lovers of
Music, professional or amateur. i. is Ger
tainly this Magazine.
The May number comes to US overflow
ing with Choice New Music. There are
four New Ss...gs, by Hays, Thoma",
Darxs, .ns>-, taavas Peno Pieces !;
and we notice new feasufc IN the shane
of six pages of Quartet Music, which viii
prove valuable addition also, a dozen
or more pages of Biographical Sketch S
and Reviews of New Music, that will be
of interest to all Musicians. Being large
" engaged in the publication of Sheet
Music, Mr.. Peters has always fresh
stock from which to make his selections,
and seems nothing 10th to draw from his
resources to any rec red extent to make
the monthly what it should be. Besides
the Musical Sketches and Reviews Of New
Music, each number contains no less than
thirty full-si.ed pages of New Music by
the best writer's in the country.
When Music is fafnished SO cheap
what Musician can sffur TO 10 without
such public alton : "a worth of good
Music cannot be piched up every day tol
80 cents and We forl justified in saying
that subscription at IS will give as
much Music (and good Music, soo,) 81
you can buy for $50.
This valuable Magazine is published by
J. L. Peters, 1913 Broadway, Sev- York
Up. 0. Box 1929
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

ARR WE CoN1SG To IMPERIALISM p
The Round Table. discussing the ques-
ton, Arc we drifting into Imperial
ism ?" reasons in this somewhat piteous
strain
"In plain sooth the age of scnsuality,
Of unchecked corruption, OF dense gross
ignorance, is coming DOWN upon US like
night. \ FREQ press should have given
more notes o. warning than it has but
the press dislikes, in 4 free country TO
print unpalatable truths, even when it
discerns such truth, anil the journals that
profess fearless devotion to principle"
are VIGOROUSLY the ones whose articles
betray the most laborious soliUitudc to
catch the Applause and fatter the preju-
dice Of the greatest number. Meanwhile
at what are called our great centres, >"
coarse brutes, who ought to be digging
railways or drawing hand-carts, lay down
dint o. vast wealth, amasscd under cir
cumstancc. impossible in any other civil
Igized country degradc the social tone, and
spread IN every direction an unbridlcd
rage for the pleasures of the senses. In
tellectual elevation or ambition Is scofed
at. aud those who strive to 7nculcate q
taste for better things arc either hated or
despised. Nothing Is thought Of but the
delights of thc table, Of h1o clothes. Of
snowy dwellings and e4uipages-in a
word, Of physical raPtures Of every de-
scription. Ii there i Prc'cnce at the
theatre, or in literature-ths bill must be
gilAei - as to appear sensational. -
All this is so widely admitted, so sfzame-
fully notorious. that It's recital is title
enough we repeat it merely in elucida-
lion Of the subject under Discussion. It
is impossible, when people think all things
Of their bodies and nothing Of their minds,
that either a democratic or any other pure
form of government can long be main
tanned. UQless a great change comes
over the American people. it will 40. be
maintained by themselves. They are
rushing toward she prcsipsce at railway
speed, and the universal corruption tina.
good mea deplo-e is the prelude Of a de-
composition which is as certain as fate. "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
THE GREAT
Nationa. Reaper,
Self-Raker and
MO w f K COM BIN ED.

THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENT
L for this above named machines. in
ready to supply the farm RI of St Mays
county, aud will have them on exhibition
aud trial n few days at II b Cawood's,
near St. Clements Bay, who will furnish
buyers at the shortest notice The ma
chimes will be landed at the ueares: navi-
gable point where the purchaser may re-
side
This great reaper self rakes and can be
worked with ono hand and two ordinary
horses. Its durability. simplicity and
pcrfec,ness arc SO striking that none eau
fail to OBJ serve them 10 fact, it surpas-
ses all other rcapers now in use in mcrs.
particularly in the saving Of labor.
We onIy ask fair trial, after which
We believe all farmers will be satis6cd that
Ridga~ay's is the Reaper.
Sold by II b CAWOOD,
St Clements Bay, Nd.
And by I X CHING.
Birds Creek, Md.
@ Any mmunications addressed 10
either Of the parties named will be prompt
ly respor dcd to.
May 18th, 1S69-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
NATIONAL STRENGTH.

Tint we are not strong Mt home IS WIT
rossed By tie lorg figures of our uncol-
l,c,cd and uncollectable revenue by the
general IMMUNITY with which the most at
roeious crimes are daily and hourly com
ni.ted BY TIE unblushing efFrontery Of
official corruption by our languishing
commerce BY our degraded currency !:
by the stngnation Of business enterprise,
and the creeping rara! ysls OF our material
development in short by all the innumer-
,hle signs that tell ofnntionsl disease and
governmental decrcp;tude.
That we are not strong abroad is evl-
denctd by the car-les. impudcnce with
which power like England 'neers away
sur demand for the PREPARATION Of the
srossc.t wrong ever perpetra;cd By one
nation upon smother under the cloak et
1mitv. How long. would she hesitate if
,hc Alabama claim were held by France,
or Rus.s. or Prussia? Y ould the tel
egrsph be anv too quick TO convey her
humble Acknowledge euts AID promise Of
fell amends
Further evidence may le 'ouud in the
ecDter ptuous unccncern With Shish even
such corporate imhecilitp az Spain IN
,ndcs tie sal ctuary ct our flag. -Mml
raj Wilkes ok two tr>Ier, out the Trent.
and We went tn our knees 10 surrender
-. rowing Spanish corvette tcok two
American citiIens-adcpt' if that makes
.rv difference, out OF an American packet,
,nt We hardly dare inquire whetLsr or
not they arc yet garrot'd
The Senate rs, mustered courage. feel
irg the force OF the genc.sl WIZ behind It,
to reject the Alabama treaty, but docs not
seem able to comprehend that the treaty
itself an insult, TO our dignity as nation
rcrc bitter than the Alabama itself Mr..
trsat may so far forget that he is an OH
sial law figure rs to demand sn explanation
Of the Spanish outrage. but the answer Is
,;kelv 70 cone 3 year hence in the form Of
rsi;ts account If ,he manrer IN which
he mcr u question we're done to death.
1hcrs will bc TO hurry about giving sat
faction 10 such mockery Of . Govern
rseat s. our own.
We seem 70 he strong only Ill one point
We csn levy mere taxes, IN more ways.
and 90 greater number OF interests. and
hys greater variety Of concurrent plum
dsring. ps,i, nal. STATE, soantJ and mu-
n,citsl, than is possible in sny Of her o'au-
nv under heaven. Yes, rc ats sF>ng
10 levy, and. after cur fashion TO collect :;
.ut, shade OF cesar, WHIST collection
Nc. one Of all the dcsrotisms of the
ga World EMPLOYS such locust swarm
os ofheials, and rot enc has It's various
business 8, iSiawously i'll doue. and YET
VS. bow like Issaelar under cur double
turdeu. national ass that We arc, dream
that We are ".ree.
Ere. from what? Free 20 dc ~na' ;
free 10 bS WHAT
Free TO vote ior the acmisees 81 men
nth whom, We dare not. for our indisid-
usl COED uemes, te seen arm III arm on
- e,tcc,. free 10 a rulci ~ 2relcs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

s;cnal gambler ara political lzrlo's.-
Free to be The worlds contemrt and fhe
adventure treasure honsc Free to stick
ou. heads in the sands Of time and refuse
to see that d 2 rursuirtg fa.es are close
upon VI, ard that visor md stronger
hands .re ready to write the epissph Of
our childish nake-believo and illusion.
America il yet 70 fe~omo a strong.
aelf-respecting. aud vorld-rsp>c.cd Ma
sion. bat i, viii only be wien the crown
of i.s new Flnrire rests on brow= worthy
20 bear i. md when It's pcorie rally
round . government. Of their own max
ing. and in which, for the 6rst tune since
Washingson's day. tAoy are truly repre-
seated.
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the prosen. dearth

ixYsal,,t>n-In tie yrosens dearth
rr-v.. oli.ical. 'ocsl and n.isoeilaneos',
q. have thought that serne insight into
'ke yurpoees Of tie la''ss Development in
AMER; an poii,ios-imrerisFsm -uigh
nrote As interesting TO ous readers - any
thing We could write ourselves o. select
from our exchanges. Promising that the
extracts given below. are taken frsm a
T,t. issue Of tie Imprriali"-'he news
narer organ Of tho new movement-snd
ths. thu movement seems 70 t. gathering
IN strength aud irnpudenoe snd aggres-
,ivene.s-we sutn,it tten without furth-
.e eoa,ueu. $ tie judgu CIT ofthe reader.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

To the Editor 81. Mays Beacon
I have a good prospect for Apples, Dwarf
Pears and Peaches but am afraid of a
Hat Storm" l wonder if the agent
of some INSURANCE. Company in the coun-
t. wouldn't insut re against He'll Storms ?
Companies insu9e against storms on the
seas, travelling accidents BY Rail or Steam
er, Horses and Cattle and why not against
storms on the land Not once in 100
years have we storm of that description
10 ST, Mary's between the 10th OF May
,ad the 18th Of August and as they are
all any how, nothing but gambling con-
Germs. betting on tie calculation. Ks it not
perfectly compatible with their trade TO
take the risk against Hail
Some ofus from this cause were smashed
~ last Spring and it would be TOO bad to
have smother smash this year.
ENQUIRER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

FLy.-Wc regret to learn that the fly
ba. made its appearance N the Tobacco
beds of this section and is proving very
destructive TO the growing plants It is
unprecedented ~ consequence that not over
two-thirds Of the Tobacco crop can be
ni,ched. Such prospective scarcity
If nlanss." writes an old farmer. al have
not known IN twenty-five years expert
9 &C II planning
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

DEaoREsrrs MONTHLY MAsAIIsE.-Ihe
June number Of ibis prince or princess ct
fashionable monthliss is at hand, and sur
passes in the beauty Of its fashion plates
AND illustrations and in the merit and in
,eres. of ito hser2zy features All recent
previous issues. We are pleased TO re-
cornixe that Denorcssis M,ntbsy Is be-
coming household necessity IN osT COM
mun,ty and that a it grows IN years
N usefulness aud merit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

Hopsg Bvssrp. learr, that
tenement house on st, lugos's Manor.
in ST. Inigoe's district. occupied By j..
SEPT Wa,hen. was recently destroyed.
with its contents. by FIRE. The origin Of
tn. Sre is unknown to us. Mr.. Wather.
who Is an invalid. los, every thing he
bad
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
For the LEGISLATURE.

Having served the county faithfully and
honestly ia the lower branch Of the asst Leg
islature Of Maryland. We respectfully re-
commend JEFFERSON ID LOkE K to tbs
people for the sans position al the ensuing
Fall election. CHAPTIc3 DTsrRTcr.
may l3. 1859
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

An IMPORTANT ADMISSION. Phil
adeIphia North American. M intensely
Radical sheet, makes the following ad-
mission concerning the financial situa-
ton
I'VE have fpr several years past been
of the opinion that very much of tho trou-
bic about getting money for the regular
purposes Of trade. is clearly traceable 70
the immense sums invested~; - Govern
i H,ss on sols d. Ak!ssr than ca {
be legally 60 a by loaning money on
notes OF hand. This has been the epln-
ion. also, of some Of the ables: bankers and
hnanciers in the country, from whom. ln-
deed we ourselves dsserveit; aud this belief
had induced the various attempts TO con-
solidats the national debt ct lover rate
Of interest. Many Of those who have
clanered loudest against these patr,ot>c
efforts have been them selves enguifed III
bankruptcy by sudden revulsions largely
owing to this cause. while others who
have escaped ruin have sustained numer-
Gus heavy losses from the same cause "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
(Ca,.. of the Beacon. }
c.4 H,own College.
- 4,h, 1869

r. he Ed.. y. Mary'' Beaeoa.
The fist game NE series for the cham
pionship Of Ged iowa College was play
cd on TUESDAY Bat. between the well
known r;1al club = s'o0ewali and Quick
step. It resultel 10 the defeat Of the lat
ter Thu game opened beautifully with
the SsonevsIls =. the bat. They were.
b viewer. put put. having secured r
themselves one core only. The Quick
steps now followed in turn. but not with
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

The Richmond Erq9'rer says tla, the
bate prize sght which lasted two hours and
ten minutes, passed 81 u quiet ana
order, :. ma .tls-y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
For County Co whatsoever.

We respectfully submit GEORGE r.
BCRROUGHS 70 the consideration of the
votes OF the county as a suitable person fer
Co unity Com ner. MANY Votes.
r,nv Il. 1899.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
TO TOBACCO GROW ERS.

NC MAR idllu TCTtllIZiuS anu
Manufacturing Company.
4 RE now preparing special FertiG-
n Ger based on the requirements Of
the
TOBACCO PLANT,
being combination Of Super Phosphate,
Peruvian Guano. Potash and Nitrate Of
Soda.
Price $50 Per Ton in Bags.
The Phosphate base is derived from the
Fossil Bone Deposits of South CarolinS
and contains larger per centage of
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
than any other in the markets.
TRUEMAN, BELT & SONS,
Sole Agents.
Tobacco aud General Commission Mer-
chants,
No. + lcott Street
Switch 2ud door North Pratt St.
Baltimore.
May 10, ls69-5w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

Afairs are heavy in the Navy Depart
ma, Th.ro i. 10 much Porter thore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

RECAFIrULAT.oN.
Stonewal. 1-1-3-l-o-2-2-0-2-Z5
Quickstep. O-Q-6-3-l-2-2-o-3-l'
Umpire.-Jas Clarke.
Scorers r. Abel, J. J. Gardiner,
c.
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Central Park on Supdsy is alire With
slo~ir- L.
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The New York herald., 1869-12-07

H,REMoNT-THIRrY MINUTES FROM FoRTY.SECOND
street by Harlem Ralroad-One or three Lots 25xln;
price 1850 minute from the depot Inqure OF II.
EIcHoL Waterman House. Arlington avenue, Nor
ria street, fremont
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

UTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GERMAN LIFE IN
surance agent to take charge OF the German business
In Brooklyn and vicinity; must be resident and hav
large acquaintance. Address f. L. t. box sos Post office
New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

ITO BROWN STONE MEN, BUILDERS OR CAPITAL
i seeking iDvestment-A hne Brown Stone Quarry, ten
miles City Hail. New York. Address Brown stone Dor
lc6 Herald once,
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

&GOO DOWN AND $50 MONTHLY UNTIL PAID
spDUU Modern French roof House, marble nantes,
dumb waiter, &C. In New Jersey, I2
taxes and interest equal 1856 year
rent price, sold steiy S4700; win exchange
long mortgage. JOHN LINN Cup stairs, 70 Barclay st.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

yI7ANTgD-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on SINGERS
w sewing machine steady work. good pEy; also
sewing girls Apply to t. NARCOTIC CO., 70 East i7th
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

yyTANTEp-A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS AND CHAM.
w bermaid. One with city reference may apply .. 40.
Lafayette place.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

w riee who thoroughly understands hs
good city reference Apply at s4 Fifth from
+. N.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

DUrHERFURD PARK, N. IA FEW MORE VILLA
IL Sites terms suit would exchange for improved
Real Estate or Mortgages. Address KuTHERFu RID PARK,
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

UrANTED- IN AN INSURANCE OFFICE, A BRIGHT,
w aciivs boy, 10 TO u years Old reside
Address IN handwriting Of applicant. j. L. s boz 45 Post
onlce'
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

missouri LANDS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-700 900
IM valuable Mineral and Timber Lands for sale
liberal terms win be exchanged for good merchandise
The lands may be divided to suit purchasers Apply mme
datey to BELT KYNE, Land Agents. .25 Chestnut street
St Louis Mo.