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SPECIAL AILNENB AND SITUATIONS.
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JOINT RESOLUTION donating captured cannon 10,
the purpose of constructing monument at Wesl
Point. New York.
Bs r,sor,d sy tA< sesats and Hoass er Rep~ese.ia-
fiees Of As tRifed States of Ansrsca 90 Cosgreo a.
sesbs That the Secretary Of war Is hereby author
iksd and directed deyer to Professor A. r. Church
treasurer Of the battle Monument COMMITTEES, hny
bronxe guns captured nom the rebels In he used In ths
construction of q monument at West Point, New lOrk
In memory of the officers and soldiers of the regular
army who TELL In the late var, and In the ornamena-
ton Of the grounds around said monument.
Approved, April - lSsu.
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A RESOLUTION relative 10 the establishment of .
light station on the Choptsnk river. In Maryland.
Resolved by s Seaais asd Hosss er Representatives
ofAs raiie States u AmSrcs ts Cos9rss assssbled,
That the IEht-ouse Board be, and hereby, author
irr to establish iight station 20 marx ue obstruction
navigation IN the Choptank river, Maryland, In the
vicinity OF Castle HAvrn point.
Approved, May ., lss0.
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY

WELLS CdRBOLIC TABLETS
THEY ARE A SURE CURE FOR SORE THROAT,
COLD. GROUP. DIPTHRRIA, CATARRiI, on
HOARSENRSS, ALSO A SUCCfSsPUL REMEDY
POR KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES. Prioe % cent per
box. Sent by mail on receipt OF pricc, by J. V
KELLOGG, 81 Platte b. New York. Sois Agent 'of
SOLD DY DRUGGISTS. swan
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Lass Of gs United States paced at hs See
end Ssssion Of As Friy- Fsrsi Congrsss. n


AN ACT TO Incorporate the Warrington Homeo-
pathic Medical society. T'
BE % ssacfsd ty tAs Senate and House of RsYrs-
ssstaffres eT As Unsfsd Sfsiss Of knsrsea n Csa-
grsss sssenblsd. That Tulllo y. Verdi, dustave w.
Pope, q. w. Sonnenschmidt X. b kimhAil, and
yehu Brainerd and their associates and succeseors,
physicians, be, and they hereby are, made . eorPo-
ration by the name of the Washington Homeopathic
Medical society with al the powers and privileges,
and subject 10 all the duties, liabilities, and restrc-
tions set forth In this act.
Sac. 3 x.a be 20 14yfAsr snaefsd, Thai said oorpo-
ration may hold real and personal estate 10 the
amount OF twenty thousand dollars.
skc. J. lsd b % GsrtAu tnsefsd. That the mem
bers of ad society or such oi their o1cers OF mcu
hers lAs they shall appoint. shall have the power
to practice medicine and surgery and collect their
fees within the District OF Columbia
SEc. 4. xsd be % farther sssefed, That The mem
bers Of said society, such or their officers or mem
bers as they shah appoint, shall have full power
AMI authority 10 examine al candidates for mem
bershp conserving the practice Of specific medicine
and surgery, provided sAid candidates shall sustain
q god moral character, and shall present letter.
testimonial OF their qualifications from some legally
Authorircd medical Institution, and if upon such
examination, tbs same candidates, without excep-
ton account of color shall be f6und qualified foi
the practice Of medicine and surgery, they shall 70
eeive the certificate of membership tho lcense u
practice med cine or surgery within the District o
Columbia. .rr. rr-rH'. .r-.tH
SEc. 8. I.d Ls II 64rtAsr snsefsd, That any act,
OF parts OF acts conflicting with the provisions o
this act be- and are hereby, repealed.
Approved, April -, 1870.
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, Far Moth Patches, Frsckles & Tan, 7

v,x,. .pgRRY-s MOTH and YREcKLE LOTION
u The Only Reliable and fiArmless Rs@edy Known
A. s.isocc fpr removing brown discolor.tious from
sSs v.cs' PREPARED only BY DIR. u. C.PERRY, ~
Bood Ssrest, NY. Sold BY druggists everywhere.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

kofoeiosolo Va AoAs6s6"
NOTICE Is hereby given that Martha Z.
IN shApleigh. wife u Jeremiah p. Shaplsigh, oi
Eiot In the county Of York, state of Maine by her
deed dated The eaFtsenth day ~ Sepesmosr. A: ~
York Registry Of Deeds. Book III. page 30, cou-
yeyed In Zoe and In mortgAss TO me, William y.
kcnnard of aid Elict, tho homcstcad hrm which
about forty scrcs, situated In said koS and teund
ed northerly by land now or late Of Joehua rrust
eAsterly by land Of James Goodwin southcrly BY the
Yrancis Yross, dsc-ssei, and tAat The condition IN
aid mortgage deed n broken by rcAson whereof
WILLIAM L. xEsNARp
Eliot, June 10. issu. E8iE swB
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JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropriation 10 de.
may the expenses of the Committee Eiucation and
Labor, incurred I'm pursuance Of investigations or
dered BY the House of Representatives.
Bs resolved ~ As Sssais and House q RspressHta-
f,res Or As Usifs States of Aa>rtca ia Cos1ress as
sssbie That the of three thousand dollars, or n
much thereof n may be necessary. s hereby appro-
prse out of any money In the treasury not otherwist
appropriated To deay the expenses to be ineur ed by
the Committee Einestion and Labor, In conducting
the ordered by the House of Representa-
tyes by resolution of April sixth, eshtcen hundred and
seventy.
Approved, May 4. $50.
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A RESOLUTION Cor the transfer Of an uneSpendet
balance Of appropriation 10 the book iund VI thu
Library OF Congress.
Rssorssf ~ As Ssnaie and House or Representatives.
Of tAs raifsd States ef ABssca ia C0agress assebied
that the sum OF two thousand ave hundred dollars ap
prOpraie by acts approved July thirty eighteen him.
dred and sxty-eighI AMI March THREE. eighteen hun
drel ani sixty-nlne, or the expenses Of exchanging
public documents for the publications % oreign gov.
erumsnts- the same being unex pended balance mol
transferred o the nd for the purchase VI books Tor th<
library OF Congress,
Approved, May s. is.O, "a
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THis Is NO nUMByaa r. s.ndlus 81 cssr.. with ago,
height, color OF eyes and hair, you will receive by
return mall, correct picture Of your fnture hus'
dress W. POX, r. D. Drawer. Pultonvills, N. Y.
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JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropriation for
the purpose making experiments In the ventilation
OF the halls Of the Capitol.
Bs1 resolved by As Ssaais aud Hosss g Representa-
Hres or s Uaed States Qf AB.srtea IN Cosgrsss as
ssRbsd That the of three Thousand dollars be- and
the same Is hereby appropriated out OF any IN
pose of making experiments In the ventilation OF the
halls of the Capitol he drawn by the Clerk of the
Uase and expended under the direction of the Joint
committee of the two houses ON that subject
Approved, May 4, lsO.
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JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the supply OF arms
Tor Instruction and practice, 10 certain colleges and
universities.

universities.
ne resolved ~ s Senate and Lonss of Represenia-
hres Of As United States of Agetca ts Cosgress as
ss~sbis Thai the Secretary of War be authorized u
issue. at his discretion aud under proper regulations 10
be prescribed by him, out of small arms or pieces o
hsld artillery belonging 90 the government and which
be spared for that purpose, such number OF t,e
same As may appear tO be required for military In
siucton and practice by the students OF college or
university under the provisions OF section twenty-sx
nj the Act 10 increase and nx the military peace es-
tabishment OF tie United States - the Secretary tO
require bond In each case In double the value OF the
property for the aud safe-keeping thereof, and
lOr the return Of the same when required.
Approved, May 4, lS0.
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through iss orrncaies and rsArsns, and rsornnends.
ous u ther <dIcses kv rae tssf vks esneos sspsss
O. cnsrsdIc the % Who, bsstes, 10 fsh th~ir impo-
sitioos copy ffua medical booss nucA that written of
he quas and s6ecs q d6eseut herts An< paants, and
ascbs al ths same 70 their rms, Bxracs spcncs, he,
ma e Which, ma all contain Merray, hrcanss ef The
ancieut belief q A curing evesythlng, bat kpoun
70 Ahi than cured and thos< nd kfi, coosts-
tienAiiy injured for ~. ~ n .
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Who kpov i,tss % ths ns.nrs and ehassetes ps
psomas a lrstisstios Cet -, vhbch psvo exssed n
any par d tbs vvstij oshen sxhstt DivscnAs o. ths
Dead hos ct<ainci unknown not snly assnnnG and I'd
10 fasskrr tsf hpsitieo aSsDs nAses a etses ossr.
bssssd physeAas iog siuos Dad hstiss b dcssived
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pnEss1xGsHIrHpLA1NrEss.


l. It would lessen the burdens of
many who find it hard to maintain
fhsiE places in society fE0k
H2h 1t wonid lessen the fores a DE
temptations which often lead men to
barter honor and honesty for display.
* F there %ss less etfiie FIdfeFs
at Church, people in moderate circ1m-
stances would be more inclined to at
tend.
4. Universal moderation in dress
at church would improve the wor-
ship by the removal of many wan
dering thoughts.
5: 1t would enable all classes of
people to attend church better in un-
favorable weather.
6. 1t would lessen,5 on the part OF
the rich, the temptation to vanity.
Z. ItWUyfd. .iessgn, lop the part of
the poor, the temptaffons to be enyi-
Gus and malicious.
g. It would save valuable time on
the Sabbath.
9. 1t would relieve our minds
from serious pressure, and thus en-
able us to do more for good enter
prise.
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lsleep ten minutes.


/ WHICH is WHICH ?-Old Fritz, who
raises pigs and cabbage in Napa Coun-
ty, California, appeared before Judge
Question2is'WK What is your name ~
+ Answer" Veil, .I.ocalls myself
Fred, but may1be7sg- dopt know
it is 1awcupsbY Youb see, Shuge, my
modder had two lettle poys; one of
'em vassmez and one yaslmyibfofier-
or one vas my broder, and fodder vas
me, I don't know vich and 1 vas
shust as old as my broder vas young,
and my broder vas shust SO old as me.
| don't know vich, and my modder
she don't; and one of us vas named
Fred and t'oder Yawcup, or one vas
named Yawcup, and t'oder Fred, 1
don't know vich and one of us got
died-but mine modder she could
never tell whether it vas me or nv
broder vot got died, so, Shuge, 1 don't
know whedder 1 is Fred or Yawcup,
and mine modder she don't know.
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IT'S NATIVE SOFIA LAWYER in a
certain city in Connecticut, not re-
markable for his cleanliness of per-
500. appeared at a party awhile ago
with rose in his button-hole
WheEa do you suppose it came
from 2" said he to a brother LAWYER
who was admiring it. The latter
looked up and down the entire length
Of the questioner, and with great de-
liberation responded, why, 1 sup
pose it grew there. .yE 7
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A TALENTEDoyoungA African; of the
bcot-black persuasion, ,@s observed "a.
neighbor poring wisely over over an a. news
paper, whs 7lssp ppegpon n dressed him i'm
thus'> 7aJaliusy what YOU loekih' at
dat paper for? You can't read."-
I Go way fellah," cried the other in
,dignantly. "Guess I can read; rs
big 'nuff,," retorted the other scornful-
ly. "Dat 'ain't muffin cows big
huff to catch a mice but she can't"
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Ravenna Book Store,
Main Street, opposite Etna Block,
r A V e N N A.
A FULL. ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS AND

T
STATIONARY may always be found a t the
RAEENNA BOOK STORE.
BOOKS. sE5.l
I Miscellaneous and all the popular Books re-
ceiyed as soon as published.
All the Popular Poets in the various styles OF
binding. e" r.
. Juvenile Books and Primers, pleasing va
riety. i- --.'- a'
- 4,r7 BIBLES.
Pocket and Family Bibles, Pocket Testamenis
of Bible Glasses and Sabbath School Teachers-
Also, Barnes Notes on the New Testament
-sy HYMN BOOKS
For the different Denominations
SCHOOL BOOKS.
full line of all the School Books in General
use in the conntry constantly on hand.
BLANK BOOKS,
All styles for the pocket and counting room.
Diaries for 1870, closing out at cost. Do not
fail to get Diary for 1910. .so-
- PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
9, In full variety; Cap, Letter, Note, Legal, Bill,
Sermon, Initial, &c, &c. ~ =
Pens, PENHoLDERS, AND PENCILS.
Hollands celebrated and unriYaled Gold Pens;
none better in the market; their equal for eX-
cellence scarcely known: Those wanting Gold
Pens should examine Hollands before buying.
NEWS DEPOT.
All the leading Magazines Literary Weekly
Papers, and Cleveland Daily Papers, always on
hand and furnished at subscription prices.
Photograph Albums. Chrome Pic
tures. Stereoscopes and Views, School Cards.
Wallets and Pocket Books, nice lot
for Ladies'. Poaket Cutlery, Scissors, &c.
JET JEWELRY, Just received,
Clothes Hair and Tooth Brushes
Rubber Circle. Pocket and Dressing Combs
PERFUMERY.
Colognes. Pomades, &C., always on hand. Il
fine assortment of Toilet Soaps.
Willow Baskets of all sizes.
BIRD CAGES.
The most beautiful and elegant in the market
and at prices that cannot fail to please.
VASES.
China, Bohemian Glass, Terra Gotta, &c. Very
patterns.
CHINA NEST EGGS.
\ large supply just received Call and buy
them.
Games for Children, Cannon Boards, Chess
men, Dominoes, &c.
Dolls and Doll-heads, of every size.
TOYS -a4-s
In almost endless Variety, too numerous to
specify. All very pretty and very cheap
Call and Examine this Elegant Stock of
Goods.
r@+ RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April 81, 1870, 65-tf.
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IT was Dow, Jr., who stated that
the aurora boreaiis was occasioned by
the upsetting of dyepots of glory and
the leaking of their gorgeous contents
through the armament.
A WESTERN merchant is down on
the newspapers hHeiasaysI: .sThur
amt no sense in noospaper advertis-
ing so long as man il, smart enuff to
attend to his own biizness and kin
stand at the dore and holler the fell
lefs .lpnffO3s 2B4u g'ssksisI tg
Jenny" said a landtady to her
help the other morning, was there
any fire in the kitchen last night,
while you was sitting up?" "Only
just spark, ma'am," was the reply.
"NAT, what are you leaning on that
empty cask for?" "I'm mourning
over departed spirits"
"I SEE you're on the watch" as the
thief said to the guard chain.
THE man most thoroughly delight
ed over the pushing of Cox from the
Cabinet is Columbus DeIaho.
They tell of a sorghum mill in
Iowa that has ground up three men.
OKgimeal is now declared en- reqle
for fashionable puddings.
GRAHAM bread is said to have cured Gu
case efehy6rophobia in New Eng
England.
FREMoNT's beard is now "white as
the driven snow," and long.
NEW ORLEANS ladies arch their
spincs because they are denied sepa-
rate entrance to the post.office.
TWELVE vindictive females of Al
bany, New York, have organized
themselves into brass band, and will
persecutc the public with trombones
ana thngsisola x9 noE Il on
AN Indiana paper says that in Win
chester they toll belbeEery half hour
as signal for the Inhabitants to take
their quinine. aThey,o ought to know
enough to take it without being tolled.
sg41k auasE s'f1. sasS9y q - tif
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RAPIDITY OF THOUGHT IN DREAM.
ING,

RAPIDITY OF THOUGHT IN DREAM
ING.
The following illustrations are Civ
en- of the rapidity with which people
think in dgeaaains: ss4AI T.
A gentleman dreamed that he had
enlisted as soldier, Joined .IhisiregiI
ment, deserted, was apfreheHde ed, car
ried back, condemned to be shot, and
at last led 7oae for execution. After
the usual preparations a gun was
fired. He awokes with 4the report,
and found that a noise in the adjoin-
ling roow' at We same moment,
produced the dream and awakened
him. A friend of DR.. Abercrombie
dreamed that he had crossed the At
lantic, and spent a fortnight in Amer
ica. In embarking on his return, he
fell into the sea, and on awakening in
the night found that he had not been
asleep ten minutes.
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AN I9qialaPolis GesmaAHadl ocea4
sion recently to bury large wife, and
so lsqnabhled, with the sexton, about
the fee. "Dat'isii not a big grave"
said the disconsolate husband. "Not
big gravel Indignantly fespea aded
thSssaashBtssB saash g2ssssh8 TIssAasdat, that's a
cellar"
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NHHE. DAVIS is. pronounced by all who use
Il them to be the best in the market. 1t turns
wide and narrow hens on straight, bias. WOelen
or cotton goods withoat. folding or gbasting the
cloth Sews on all grades of fabric from the
finest lace to harness leather W Q will take our
S65 machine and put it in any boot and shoe
or clothing manufact0ry, do all the work they
have. then take the same machine IN millinery
or dress making establishment, and do their
finest work. and all the change we make in the
machine is to use needles suitable for the goods.
Howe, Singer 6 Co., and Grover s. Baker make
one for medium, and one for light work These
companies are the only ones that pretend to
make a mandatory machine. We will take
our DAVIS machine and do all the work that
can be done on any of the three Sizes with as
we defy their best operators to work on any fab
ric superior to the work on the Davis. Heavy
seams are no lmpediment; we run over them,
tension. and do not drop stitches on the seam.-
1t will gather and sew on a band at the same
time. In Cording, Rraiding, Binding, Fellings
1t is the mos, simple machine and will not
wear out in a lifetime. Every machine is war
ranted, and will be kept in repair, three years
All parties contemplating the purchase of a
Sewing MHchine should not fail to try the DA
Wis. Send me your address and will forward
to you an 1llustfated catalogue Of styles and
prices Select from this such style as you wish,
and I will forward i to you for trial, and il it
suits. after reasonable trial. on can purchase,
it, or return it, at your option. ~ =. Etfe
Machine Sewing Respectfully Solicited
An experienced operator win be found in the
Office at all tines Needles, thread machine
oil, &es for sale at the of1iee. = GH1 3at
Ofice and salesroom in Vance & Wells, Fur
niture Store. Address all orders to
d A. Il. MASON Ravenna, o.
- Messrs. Mcleod 4 Wilson, Agents at Mantua
Station. i1t' Ss- = y =,
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THERE are from thirty to forty pack.
ing houses engaged in the oyster bust
ness at Baltimore, having aieapital of
from sl5,OOo,0OO to $2OOOO,OOO. Fif-
teen thousand hands, of all ages and
of all races, and of both sexes, are en-
ployed ID opening oyDtsrsI Some
packing houses open 1900 bushels
day.
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

Should you feel inclined to censure
Faults you may in others view, sGH 90
Ask your own life, ere yop, venture.
If that has not failings, too.
Let not friendly vows be broken;
Rather strive friend to gain;
Many a word in anger spoken.
Finds its passage back again, 81 T0itF
Do not, then, in idle pleasure,
Trifie with q brothers fame;
Guard It's valued treasure
Sacred as your own good name.
Do not form opinions blindly-
Hastiness 20 trouble tends; ,dsilf
Those of whom We thought unkindly,
Oft become our warlak5O hiends.
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SUBLIMELY KfDicULoUs.-There is
nothing so calculated to call out the
deep earnestness of a true woman and
enlist her most faithful devotion, as
doing up her back hair
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N AIrKe FpR rnEnAH y

OF sunshine once so CHEEKY,
Sorely we complain.
And of blue skies grow weary,
Waiting for the rain
9- ~ Ls2Es.flFfl ssstsza lE1@4t83s Z tzFF
- The morn with ae2sdrops sparkling, 4
=s5, srings Us only pain; ~ Il q ,'''ss =,
N yWelMateh for heavens darkling, 81. ~,
~ hls Watching for the rEin,j i,.ts !sl - ~
fon sunset is not glorious,
Ruddy with that stain,
Which drives US almost furious,
Waiting for the rain.
.s The sfaffsss sfaffssA We love Are beafning $40
Witching, but in vain,
ofclouds we now are dreaming,
Waiting for the rain,
The dearold trees about us.
Whisper in this strain.
And clods turn dust beneath us,
Waiting for the rain.
f. - TheriyeH s@nt and sisbing,N CT q
- Catcfies'tie refrain, - IL 4
While little rills are dying,
Waiting Tor the rain.
Tomorrow surely bringeth
Showers in its train; .SR8T
Tonight the thunder ringeth,
Coming is the rains s9noJ WEB.
Springfield RhpHbltedn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-10
PAzssidDEA OF DIVINITY.

A friend whom we shall call Pat,
"for short" tells the following, coed
story about himself
When But an idle boy he was CALI
ed up in asic0dntryi7scho0fI and the
question suddenly propounded by the
pedagogue.
.sRatFick, ohowumanynGods ARE
there?"
Pat was not distinguished theolo-
gian then, and years have made him
no better "very fast i'll such matters,
but he promptly responded:
Tires 1eesdTdsEI0GD Y,IIMA4
Take Your seat1" Numbered the
master, "and if in five minutes you
don't answer correctly, I'll well, ,you."
The probationary period passed,
and Pat hesitatingB stated the num-
Der Of Gods al. ;a.fiye .sirl9aYHe re-
ceived the welting and returned to
his seat-ten mihutes for Aeofisidera-
ton.
Ten minutes up, Pat was up 1too,
and satisfied that he hadn't fixed the
matter sufficiently high before shout
ed out
"There's ten, SIR" -
He satpfhe ferule descending, and
bolting out the door, he cleared q five
rail fence, and broke like quarter
horse across theiffeld. q Painting with
exertiQn lesmetalad with book un-
der his arm, and with look of one
desiring the pursuit of knowledge un-
der difficulties. s'.0 @''4
Where are you going?" asked
Pat. ,,
"To school over yonder P" was the
reply.
'S10aa arss, ga are ~ You said Pat, tsfaf qai.
etly.
"How h6ady 6 Gods are there
"One," answered the boy.
"Well, you'd better not go down
thereo tYdu'll hayels good time. with.
your one God, I've just left there with
ten, and that. wasn't eno1gh to save
A.. /.