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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
THIS COMPANY now HAVING BEEN

THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
urganized five years, and In that time done
successful business, ~ stu prepared To
AXE risks nj iHlr rates Oh Buildings Of all
Kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estnb-
tiShmentS Furniture, StrainboatS and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior Induce
nents la Farmers, whereby they can he
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, BARNS anu
.onfeutS, for three ar fiyc years at reduced
.Htc~. This being STATE Company, with
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
DIHEANtl4 on IMPnuDENCE

Wh,n the misguided and iinprtdent Va.
tRTy Of pleasure nuds he hns iInbibcd the
seeds Of this painful discuss, II too often
happens thHt an ili-tilnsd ssnss of shame
Or dread oi discovery delefs him nom sp.
plying tn those who, from cducation and
r,-p"ctabiIity, can alone bcfftena INN, dc.
aging Ill the constitutional symptoIIis ~
this hoTrid diSca-c make their npI.a,IHiicc.
such a. ulceratcd sofe throat, diss,sed nose.
nocturnal pains In the hoad ana limits, diun
ness Of sight, deafnszs, nOdss Ola tlls .illn
bones anu arms, biotcfos on the head, lace
and extrenitles, progressing with fIlglItml
rapidly, TIL nj last the palate OF the nloulh
or the Donos OF the nose NIL In, and the VIC
Inn OF this AWFUL disease becomes q horid
object Of COMMUNICATION, I'LL death puts q
period Ia his dreadful sufterinxs by sending
MIN 10 THAT Undiscovsrsc Country from
whence no traveller returns."
II IN melancholy net that thousands tall
victims TO this tsrribls diseess, owing 10 the
Dy the use Of thai DEADLY Poisos, MER,
cURY, ruin the constitution, and mako the
residue OF nfs miserable.
oFFICE-7soUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going rom baltimore street,
n few doors from the corner. sSPsIl not
20 observe name and number.
ss-No lefiers received unlcss postpaid,
and containing a stsplp 10 DO used on the
reply. IersoDs writing should state age,
and nsnd portion ~ advertisement dsscTib-
ing Systsnis.
The DOciOr'a DIPLOMA bangs In his ono.
ENDORSEMENT Of THE PRF1s,.
The many Thousands curel 1T this tsial,.
lishment within tie la-t twenty year,, ma
the numerous important Surgical Op.ta.
tion- performed by JT. johnston, wItnc-.tI
by the rTpOfiCrsDi the bCE, and many oths
paper, uoilcf- ~ which appeared ogsin ana
ag.iin brfpr' tie InibiT. ip7'ids- hls sisndlnu
~ gentleman of character nud responsible.
iiy, j. n sufficient guaranty Ia tile afflicted
Skin dis~a>es spccdily cureL snss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College oi Surgeons,
London, graduate rom one oi the intSt r.I,'
lncnt Colleges In the United states, aud tue
greater part az Whose life has hcen sl,vnt 10
the hospitals of London, Paris, philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some oI tue most
astonishing cures that wero ever known.
Many troubled with ringing In the h,s,l
and ears when asleep, great nrryuusncsA
being alarmed al sudden sounds, hasIIal.
ness, with frequent blushing. attended .om,
times with deragemsnt OF mind, were curd
Inn m infply
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have p-,s,,,,,. the victims a,
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful anu destructive
habit whlch annually sweep to an untimely
grave thousands oi \ oulx Aeu "a thc most
ekaittSt tN'tnlS ana hEiiihsnt intellect, VINO
might otherwise have cnlranced li,,enila
Senates with The thunder OF eloouence. -
walked 10 ecslacy the the thrilling Tyre, NAV
call with null confidence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
TIE LARGENT CASH CAPITAI.

THE Largest CASH CAPITAL
plid In and surplus Of any company IN the
State and composed al some ninety.iouT
Stockholders most of whom are among our
vest business men, recommends Itself Ia the
favorable consideration OF the insurtng pub
ne and SoliciiS their patronage. Appltcn-
lions for insurance VIII De promptly at
tended la at their Office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or nj their several agencies through
ont the State.
SNM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vie" President.
c. VI. COEN, Secretary.
u. e. DICK, Assistant secretary. irb9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
BAL IM0RE LOCK HOSPITAL
BALTIMORE, mn.
OFFlCE-7SoUTH FREDERICK STREET
DIR JOHNSToN

DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speed
and only Efiectual Remedy in the world 10
Weakness or the BACK or Limbs, Structures.
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, In.
voluntary discharges, iinPotency, 0eneia al
Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia, Languor.
Low Spirits Confusion OF Idoss Palpiiauon
OF the h@II, rmidity, Trembling, DimneSs
OF SighI, GIddiness, Diseases OF The Head
Throat, NUse or skis, Auections o, the
Liver, Lungs, stonach or Boveis-lhoss
Terrible LHsoriers arising noun SOLITARY
Habits OF Youth-sHcSSf and solitary prac-
nees more hsissl 20 the,r Victims than The
songs VI re'ss 10 ;hS Ausners " uIyss, -
oAshuns their most militant hopes or an.
ueipauons rendering marriage, 6c., iml.ys-
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contarn-
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness, organic debility, deiormities,
speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the caro- OF
Dr. J., may religiously confide In his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as a physician.
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immediately Cured and Full vigor restored.
THIS Distressing Affection, which renders
Life miserable and Marriage Impossible, u
the penalty paid by the victims OF improper
indulgence. Young persons are too APT to
commit excuses nom not being aware of
tne dreadful consequences that may ensu,i
Now, who that understands the subject WIN
pretend to deny that The power OF procrea-
ton IN lost sooner BY those falling Into I'M
being deprived VI the pleasure OF healtly
onspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms oI both boty ami mind afis-.
The system bcconc Derangcd, the PhysieaI
and Mental Functions weakened, Iuss ~
PrncnaiiNr Power, Nervous Irritahility
g,~ttnu, Constitutional Debility, wasting
III the Frame, Cough, Consumption. D,ssys
and DeS,th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
For Sale.

pflcr on Clnplinr street, between FisrI and
second streets. mails
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
Miscellaneous War News.

LONDON, August 2l.-The battle OIL
Resonville was without the decisive
result claimed by the Prussians, and the
French fell back in good order without
opposition to Metz, their ammunition
having given out The losses of the
Prusslans greatly exceed that OF the
French, the former losing 10000 or
| THURSDAY alone, and Steinmetzs corps
being literally cut TO pieces, and hI'
magnificent cavalry no longer exists.
Some say the Crown Prince is march
ing on Chalous, others that he ha
halted at Bar lie Due. Mcmahon is q
Chalons. Paris is defiant, and the Pee
ple are enlisting by thousands.
1t is reported that the Italian Gov
eminent has offered France troops t.
serve in Algeria.
1t is said the Aleutian peasantry hay
commenced a guerrilla warfare in tn
Prussian rear.
England and Russia watch an oppoi
tunity TO intervene Russia will nc
permit the territorial aggrandlZemen
Of either PARTY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08
)RO, S. c., WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE $3.50

deafening shout. The old gunner
'prang to his feet and gazed oF upon
he water; and the frst thing that
met his view was the huge carcass of
the shark floating with its white belly
uppermost--a maugicd, iifeiess mass I!
In few moments tho boat reached
the daring swimmers, and half dead
from fright they were abrought ON
board. The old man clasped isboy
in his arms, and then overcome by the
powerful excitement, he leaued back
upon gun for support. h7a VS. h
L have seen men in all the phases
of excitement aud suspense; but new.
er have l seen three hundred hhman
boings more overcome by thrilling
emotion, than on that startling mo-
ment when first we knew tho efforts of
our gunner's shot. 7F'''l'' So fs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08
Wira-Soraps of History,

The New York World, in CRITICS.
ing Judge Blacks defence of Stanton
in the GALAXY, introduces the follow
ing incident: stC
"Nor is it amiss hers 70 state a fact
not generally known, but susceptible
of proof, that when, on the trial of
Wirz, Judge Ould, the Confederate
Commissioners of Exchange, came to
Washington, as a witness under sub
p@na, to prove the facts we have stat.
ed, Stanton sent him word that If he
did not return home at once, his pa
role wonld bo determined. He went
away, and Wirz was hung ~"
To which we would add the addi-
tional fact, not generally known, that
General Robert T.. Lee and FGeneral
howell Cobb were also subp&naed and
ordered to Washington asI witnesses
for the accused, but we're subsequent.
ly met en- route by dispatches from
the Government, ordering them not to
come on. Gen. Cobb got as far as
Savannah, and, receiving his despatch
turned back. The prosecution had
both these gentlemen rejected as wit.
nesses on the ground that having en-
gagged in rebellion, they weresperson-
ally Infamous and not to be'}beiieyed
on oath a..,. 4.r .H t,l. gtEAy,
We may also state, as an interest,
ing fact in this connection, 81 aat Gen.
Cobb, who was in command ,nt Macon
during the year 1864, has ,si beer,
allowed to reach WashMgtoa, wouid
have testified that upon receipt Of n
very largo uumbor Of wounded Con.
fedorates from a recent battle, moro
than could be accommoda in Ma.
con, he wrote to oAudersonviIle to have
q aquantity Of lumber that had been
collected there, sent up Immediately,
to be used in the construction Of tom.
porary hospitals. Wirz refused to let
it 60, alleging that he had been trying
long and had procured it with great
difficulty in order to shelter his pris. :.
oners. We had this circumstance
from General Cobb's own lips. :
Thus it was that witnesses for tho
defence were silenced by the blood
thirsty court, and poor Wirz, innocent
though he was, sent to his last &c.
count. Stanton has gone to- meet
him on q higher tribunal, where no
witnesses ~ill BIO required. .--SaOannah
Republican. arn. - 7@tl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

PATIENCE OF jon Everybody IL
In the habit Of braggin On Job and
Job did hay konsid erable pashuncey
that's q fac; but did he ever keep q
district skule for s dollars a month
end bord round, or run a country
newspapers 'l"''. =
Did no ever reap lodged oats dow.
on a hot day, and hev all his gallus
buttons bust of to wunct? '.'
Did lie ever hev The jumpin tooth
axe and be made to tend to the baby
while his wife was over, to Darkini es
to tea-party2 =. ' ''","
Did ho ever get up ia the morning
awful dri and turf It three miles be-
fore breakfast to get drink, and find
that the man kept o temperance
house 7 D..I,. 10
Did lie ever attempt to milk o kick,
in heffor with bushy tail, in fiji time,
out in; the lott IL
Did hs ever set onto litter Of,
kittips in the old rookin charo with
his Summer britohes on7 y.I
IF he kould do all these things, and
prazo tho Lord at tho same time, all T
hsye to 80 isHBully for Jobe." -Joh
Billings. ..t,i LII, :; .', / !,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

Only violet, wee and blue
Only violet dashed with dew,
Only vielet's odosous sighs,
Driving rho tears 'S,waTS teaaer eyes:
Only violet, teiliag tales
OF parted patas---ef eaaished GALES;
Only violet, like 60 ono
That bisoned whsS heart BY heart was
won.
Only a violet, that is all;
Only violet. blue and small;
Token on Springs meek bosom borne,
OF Loves sweet Resurrection morn.
Onl q violet's odorous breath,
Bearing love back from dearth and death :,
Only violet, wee and blue
Only a violet dashed with dewi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

TnE FALL ELEcrIoNs - REcoN-
sTRucTIoN OF CoNGREss.-The' cleo!
tlons the coming fall will be Of moro
than usual Importance. They IRE to
decide not only the character of che
next House o: Representatives, but in
a measure tho political complexion Of
the Senate. ~ a..'<'' ~al"-fi 2r' rC
Twenty Senators will be elected by
the next State Legislatures. Tho
Senators whose terms expire on the
9TH Of March next are Morrill,, Of
Maine; Cragin, Of New Hampshife ;
Wilson, Of Massachusetts Anthony,
of Rhode Island Cattcll, Of New Jer.
scy; Wiley, Of West Virginia John
ston, Of Virginia ! Abbott, of North
Caroline; Robertson, of Soutl, Carolina;
Fowler, Of Tennessee Crimes Of
Town Howard, Of Michigan; Thayer,
of Nebraska; Ross, Of Kansas Yates,
of Illinois Mcdonald, Of Arkansas
Rcvels, Of Mississippi Williams of
Orcgon; Harris, of Louisiana
Warner, Of Alabama Salisbury, Of
Delaware; McCreory Of K,ntucky,
and Norton, of Minnesota. The OUT
going Senators are nll Republicans
except Salisbury, Norton and Nc
Creery. The scat Of Mr.. Fowler has
already boen filed by democrat, and
that of Mr.. Grimes by republican.
The democrats will probably lose ono
Senator In Minnesota and gain in
New Jersey, Oregon and perhaps ono
or two Southern States. a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

idsDof ap' SIsdums sRiSsl goun.
ell 70 be shuasonea by'sbe DstA1aox
Greek Church is gradually gSiHfHg
ground IN that qqmmupion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

Mr.. "A. .ts. Wallace was sworn in on
Saturday 90 n member Of Congress
from. the Fourth South Caroline Dis
trict, Justipreyious to;ths swearing
in, Ms Brooke, Of New, York, put this
pertinent question to tho speaker Of
the House iagR gy,i,b oi blu.5 .
elf he shall be sworn 10. will, u ba
as q member elected in South Caro-.
lima, orus member d elected byathis
House, 2 saF rja4E.3sHtE5y gtarl stt
Considering that Mr.. 4Wallaee re-
ceiyed, 8, ,807 votes, and fbis iopponspa
Colonel Simpsons 4,caa, tyotsss this
was, o. .stpmper!3 baS1oii ~ epnqsr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

THE
FAIRFIELD HERALD
Is PUBLIsHED WEEKLY NY
DESPORTES. WILLIAMS & co
Tsrm'.-THE HERALD Is published Week
in tho Town Of Winnsboro, At $500 in-
varsabiy in advance.
paid in advance.
Obituary Notices and Tributes $l.00 per
pQuaro.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08
mo-. 81

During the delivery Of sermon in
one Of our churches, last Sunday
morning, certain elderly gentlemen
gave evidence of their appreciation
Of its eloquence by going fast asleep.
They did so, we suppose, upon the
principle which is luoidly stated. BY
Dugald Stewart, that continuous
sound, as that Of DISCOURSE, which
Is interesting enough to withdraw at.
tention and thought from other sub
jects, but not enough to fix, IL upon
the one presented by tho speaker, will
often result ip drowsiness, and finally
end in "tired naturc's sweet restorer,
balmy sleep" Some boys, whose, ap-
probation was different, but equally
Intense, INDUCED in whispered,
playful conversation. Tho clergy
maa unlike tho old woman whose
apples wore spilling from the trail Of
her cart, and who could not Gnd Lam
g1uge adequate to express hsr emo-
tions-was equal to the occasion.---
"Boys," said ho, my dear young
friends, let me beg you not to talk 80
loud: otherwise, [ fear, you will wake
up every old gentleman in the house."
Tho cold gentlemen" awoke with q
start, nor did they ask themselves the
question, n.-
"Slecp. gentle sleep, utnt "a,
Natures soft nurse,
How, have frighted thee,
That thou 40 moro wilt weigh my eyc.lids
down ' l"''"
And steep my senses in forgctfulncss?" +
,,y ,s .,,.g [Guard,an.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

ANOTHER KusKLux OuTnAGE.-
On Friday last, at | O'Clock PM,
quite an exciting affair took place, at
Emanual Church, near the depot, in
this town, .E.
A large number of the colorcd peo-
pie were collected (B. +. Whittemore
among them, to hear speeches and
make arrangements for q, picnic and
Sunday y.school celebration. 4. .4a
In the midst of the proceedings, a
shot was suddenly heard, and q
ball came flying through the windo~,
and passed near the head of "schocl
marm" present., who rs said to have
leaped over three benches ut one jump
in her excitement. 80 ,sq
I'm mediately the crowd rushed out
shouting, "kill him kill him ~ asA
Proceeding to the pump, about two
hundred yards distant, from WHICH
the shot came, they found that Tiller,
the colored pump-mindsr, was tho
guilty msn.5 1t appears that in hand-
ling a pistol itiwas accidentally dis.
charged BY him, and SO the matter
ended. .:Yay} 81 ,7r3 aA ,>rs ~
Had Tiller been wkite man, it is
probable that before this the Radical
papers would have, sounded through
the land the startling nows that au
attempt had boen made in Sumter by
the bloody Ku.Klnx to murder the
waolef congregation at Emanuel
Church with one pistol ball. ! hes
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

# '
adSAmBo dolNo, Back ON Hrs j RELi-
eIoN .+~I IL emancipation and enfssn-
chiksme ent have done ia great deal t6t
ward stbe political aeleuatioh Qof tha
solored population Of tho South IL
seams that tho same nnottbessid in
tegard tohis religious ladyaneenenti
tiappesrs from ,gscsnt Investigations
that thaiSontherh Met bodiss Churbh
is rapidly losing Its .colored rnem5er-
ship, there heipg but nineteen thou.
sand d!mem bert bis year. against shirtyf
two thoasandy last year. ofMoB aspshis
be accoantaa for Z sa4g st l,oy oar
= ,kes us. tbsn, ba as epd ddeeirg, yItbb
heart on tsiamph sas~ystill aaptsisinss,
still pursuing, end each ono q hass
band get.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

% 'Govero5r Atsosn flndshimsel.. eos5s
strained TO write a strong lettefto the
NsY; E,a, at Washington, against
mixed schools. Tho Governor ID;
nodpesS them DO originating with 4
GLASS Of hyposfiteS wbo do Sn6S wish
to7hs1sas aboynegro, an6haye'uo syma
patayswith ,hiaest. sThis ~ harah .ssps
'gaags for ths qogaynoE tppsa sgeinst
bis;ppl All fsignds ,spd, Sppporspys; ;
doubt, truthful beyohd cavii, and we'll
and truly deserved.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08
Only a Violet.

aX 8. NJ. wfLB0Ns
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-08

\ number of instances of narrow es.
capes and more or less serious in
juries arc reported. A large number
of poor people have hoen thus bereft
of home, goods and the means of q
livelihood and what is worse for them,
no opportunity for indemnifoation
seems probable, as~the country itself
is not, in their vicinity, very produo-
tive. Altogether this is the most
serious devastation of the kind ever
known in this State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-02

STATr FAIR-Speaking Of the coming State
Fair, to be held in this city. the Rutland Herald
says that Vice-Presiient Colfsx has been con-
PEELED to decline the delivery Of the annual adj
dress, on account Of his active participation in
the political canvass in his own State at the same
date, and DR.. George B. Loriug Of salem, Mass.
President Of the New England Agricultural So
ciety, hiss consented to FL the WAGNER. and will
deliver the address on Thurslay, the 10th.
As some doubts have been expressed in refer
cree to the expected presence Of President Grant
the Herald publishes the following from Senator
Morrill,
I am gratifed in being able TO inform YOU
that President Grant will attend the State Fair
on the 18th of September. The day lefi
Washington called on the President, and h
gave ne permission to say that be would devote
two or three days to this object, and feel sure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-02

lIH tIt fINt .trH A'
THE pal.t la,e already learned through t.e
Trustee. of the Permanent FUND" COY tie traetl
afthe Tome FIR Des, tgte ChIiren' "a Burning
t.u IT,. tina, twenty-five ta.lsa-l dollars .. tH-'
Fund" we've secured before Aug is, i--H. "a n
tea- the condition upon which tle first tca -Hlu.
and dollars were p-ei-st, ana c'us. -e1;.s .1.i
caniiuoal' SO s,riptons are moss hiuHa-.
Tae President and Managers 1t the Homo. can.
Not le. the occasion pass without p-hi ozp-e.
sing their gratitude to the f1euds oi t.e Iaa.,.-
t.ou tar tho substantial ail which hs. e-- ,-cu
.. 1mplish this desirable object.
We thank those. both in the State ani 100, .. 81
WIN have Of their abundance contribute their
hundreds and thei- thou'aais ana Te a-ank
those of less ability. who have given as tney were
disposed In their hearts " May the Lori leTlr-
you all an hundred fold
We are under Obligations @ the cier tl-eu l; tae
State fo- the aid they have given the c1uso Us
calling the attention Of their congregations 90 the
claims oftte Institution by appointing collector.
90 canvass their respective towns aud frequently
by taking collections in the churches.
Ard We owe an especial debt Of gratitude 90 the
ladies, who have acted collectors ia tho various
towns throughout the STATE. Personal experience
mas lAl- Us li4c hlAtul-4es q inc lt1hf ANU
cannot too warmly thank YOU for your co operat 20
in this work.
We desire particularly, also 70 aciuowle i-e o-l
bl-ations 70 the SuFcrintsnlsnts OF the RCt.ard
aud Burlington the Vermont Central, and the liar
lem Extension Rail Roads. for Free Passes given 90
the Agents in the service Of the Home
AID last but not least VIC are indebted to the
Press Vermont for the courteous Loeraiity shown
% the cause, in publishing information relative o.
the aims ana wants or the Institution, AID BY aek
nowledsinS subscriptions, Invariably, withou, pecu
mary compensation.
Finally, to all who have aiiei the slgse, either by
giving money or porsonal effort, extend our cor
dial thanks with the assurance, that ;he.r " labor
Of love" viii not soon be forgotten.
But little more than one-hah OF the proposed
Fund" has been secured, still. with our past ca
perience, and the people Of Vermont 10 sustain IT,
We cannot for moment doubt is ultimate success.
Newspapers throu shout the state, will confer al
additional favor by giving this article Insertion
Respectfully
d SAEau T. g,fr