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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28
WILLIAMS,
MARRIAGE
GUIDE.
FOR BOTH SEXES

qualifications of the Connubal Union il re-
gard to iieal'i, and Longevity. Pregnancy
and Stcrility; the Sexual and Chronic Ms.
eases, Mental and Physical Defects. !. vh;c,,
unfit either sex for Matrimony, and lead y
Unhappy Marriages and Divorces. II which
is added an Appendix on Diseases Of the.
Throat and Lungs Containing 800 faccs
magazine size, the whole illustrated BY 50 fne
plates and upwards Of lG0 Wood Enera yincs
Of the Human System aud its diseases. = SAINT
free OF postage on receipt Of the price q, only
60 cents. Direct all letters to ~. :,
7. WILLIAMS SEQ. y4h
Milwaukee, Mis-.
AGENTS WANTED-Male and Female. in
every town TO sell the above work. Send for
circular. ryAn1OyI.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC IS IRE.
pared expressly Tor Dyspepia. or Indigestion.
Nervousness and Debility, loss Of Appetite.
and those afflicted with habiiual costiyeness.
us properties arc t.nic. laxative, and gently
stimulating, Ut does not contain sPirits,D IL
gives tone, energy and action to the digestive
organs, therefore the proper remedy for Tvs.
pepsia ana, Constipation For sale hy drug.
gists everywhere. J. 7. MILLER s. co, Pro.
prie.oss, Gl9 State Street, Chicogo. fa4S.,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28

a housekeeper has tried and recor.
monds the following Recipes:
Quick BREap-Nlix flour and water,
with little salt, to consistency for
rolling. Roll thin and cut in sections
as broad as your hand, the length Of
the sheet. Sprinkle slightly with flour,
and beginning at the side of the sec
ton, roll into rolls, which will be the
size of your finger. Cut in convenient
lengths, and bake fifteen minutes in a
quick oven. Serve hot with butter,
or with sauce made of butter, sugar
and nutmeg.
\ NICE LITTLE PUTTING can be made
OF rice left from dinner, by adding one
egg, sugar to taste, milk and raisins.
1t Is quickly baked
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28
AMMEMANNNNk,

Ladies', ask your Druggis, for DR.. ALincr
Emmenagogue, the only safe, sure and rcljabh
remedy for femalc irregularities, and posi-
I'VE cure for the Whites. For sale, in Toledo,
By $. c. Rogers, and by Druggists every.
where. Price, one dollar. Prenared by i.
Miller 8 Co., 6l9 State ST., Chicago. RS - i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28
MEDICAL.

A Medical Journal on the improved treat
ment OF the above diseases, particulars AMI
terms, forwarded free, on application, stating
symptoms. Just published, q Course ST Lees
lures on the
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28

THIS Is NO HUMBUG.
IBY sending IS cts, with age, height, col.
or Of eyes and hair, you will receive, b re.
turn mail, Q correct picture Of your future
husband or wife, with name and date Of mar.
riage. Address ". FOX, P. 0. Drawer No.
"a Fultonville, N. Y. rI4wA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
TTvHE Board of Directors Of the Independent
i School District Of Buckingham will re-.
ceive bids for the building Of new School
House in Buckingham, at the School House,
May Cd, 1870, ut 2 A. NJ. Plans and specifi-
cations to be seen at the residences Of G, Ja-
qua and Edwin Vaughan.
by order Of the Board,
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Secy.
Buckingham, March 80, 1870. l4w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28

1T is so If 1T is NT.-Some writer
we strongly suspect it to be Kate
Fields,-in a late number of the New
York Tribune, giving Stray Sketches
from a:Lec,urers N tote Book makes
such an apropos hit at the usual mode
OF arguing against women assuming
public positions OF any sort, that we
transfer it, and ask the reader if he has
not heard its like score of times be-
fore:
ANY woman who lectures is unfem-
mime. She is a disgrace to her sexr
exclaimed man OF society, recently
did you ever hear woman lectur
err" l asked.
"No, and never shall"
Odd you ever know a woman lee
turer?:n
"No, thank God"
"Then what evidence can YOU ad-
vance to Substantive so sweeping an
assertion?"
The mere fact OF woman's lectur.
ing is proof positive
why is featuring unfeminne?:'
because it isl | dared question
no further
Because has long passed current
in the world as a woman's reason. II
the men wish to ASSUME it, we shall
have 10 quarrel with them. S.
While Iowa leads the van in the
great reform of the age, Illinois Is
struggling into line. BY vote OF 40
to y the Constitutional Convention OF
that State, las adopted a resolution
submitting the question Of woman SUIT
lrage to the voters OF the State, as fol.
lows:
"1he question of woman suffrage
shall be submitted to a separate vote
at the time of the Submission of the
Constitution, Ill such manner as may
be provided in the schedule; and if. on
a canvass OF the votes cast Oh the ques.
ton, majority Of them shall be found
for woman suffrage, then the word
male shall be stricken out OF Section
of the suffrage article; otherwise,
not
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28
y
"PnYsioLoGr
e~etsA.
OF MARRIAGE

I The Physiological,
Moral and Legal reln>
tions Of the Sexes in
Marriage, the Oblipa>
lions, Duties and. Dis.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-28

The most Popular Juvenile Magazine in
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draw him ont. slati MT. Gfs sifssssl
dioted him by Walking up co. tta& feont %
Ithe sSpeakerss stand, anh. facing tho
House, without the motion being adopt.
ed. He there told pitifu! .a1a abont
if'me and my son." andiag It necessary
TO run away and hide in the woods and
under piles of cotton. He said his
''party" has majority there, but with
tears in his eyes he implored the Le-
gisle.ure to DC something 30 protect
them. Those who troubled him, he
said, can raise 5000 men in six hours.
''They are not the trash, not the drink.
ing rowdies, but the most respectable
men Of the country" He said lie knew
the men who produced and acted in this
disturbance. And colored member
asked why they we're not arrested? He
replied that the constabulary was not
able to arrest them. A colored member
then asked what is the use of consta-
bularyp
Mr.. Wilkes, conservative, then I'D.
dressed the Committee, saying that he
deeply deplored the state of affairs, and
asking the members TO CONS to the con-
sideration Of the means of remedying it,
free from all party feeling, but in the
spirit OF representatives of great and
noble people. The law recognizes no
such distinction as Republican or Re-
formist, or white or black, and he would
recognize none such. He denied that
the respectable people of the State were
responsible for the disturbance at Lau.
rens, and would advocate any measure
calculated to bring the offenders to JUS
tice and put stop to lawlessness.
After some remarks on the same sub
ject. by Mr.. Boston, the Committee
arose, on motion of Mr.. Whipper Mr..
Boseman, Chairman ofathe Committee,
reported progress; whil WAS received as
information.
A message was received from the Se-
nate, announcing that they were organ
lied and ready to proceed to the despatch
of business.
On motion, it was resolved that the
Speaker be authorized to appoint the
subordinate officers and attaches of the
House. On motion of Mr.. Byas, it was
resolved that the House adopt the rules
which were adopted by the House at its
last session.
On motion, the House then adjourned,
to meet ut twelve o'clock, tomorrow.
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Ct'1LUMt}fA q.
Wednesday, Morning, November 2s. 70

The AEinoriey sn sho Gsato iLegtsinturo.
the naembers Of the present General
Assembly, elected on the Reform and
Independent tickets, composing the anti
radical element in that body, have q
heesy responsibility resting Upon their
shoulders. and high duty to discharge.
They represent. however inadequately.
in point Of their number, that large por-
tion OF the people Of the State who,
since the era Of radical reconstruction,
have been virtually disfranchised, and
made aiiens in their own land. We have
no reason to doubt that they will be un-
equal to the emergency. By organiza-
ton aud unanimity, by vigilance. ao-
tivity. tact and sngacity, the anti-radioal
members can influence legislation, ex-
pose corruption and fraud, and in gene
gal, do much for the genuine interests OF
the State. We know that their position
is not an agreeable one. But let them
stand, Spartan band, resolutely de-
voted:t to the honor and the weal OF South
Carolina, and they will find their reward
in the Improvement OF our condition,
and in the hearty approval OF that ele-
ment which now lies. fettered for the
moment, but which bides its time to re-
assert the sway OF MIND and the dignity
of Virtue.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

at regular meeting OF Palmetto Lodge
No. 5, 1. o. o. F., tho following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
! Again has our earthly sanctuary been ehakon
to it's foundation, and our bleeding hearts
riven by mans CHASTITY foe, Death-Death, at
whose approach we all shudder; but whom ho
| invades our household, then indeed is his rre-
sence fearful. Yet ever his sting is soothed
by tho consolation afforded by the teachings
OF our beloved Order; and although Doath
may claim tho victory over mortality, yet the
immortal spirit will survive tho conflict, gain
| the victory and neoer nerer, die.
Our late brother, p. G. ". J. HOKE, is no
more Oh earth. His spirit has winged it's
flight, and made another link in the celestial
chain above, where our Supreme Grand Mas
ter will pronounce his swell done, thou good
and faithful servant"
In tho death Of p. G. WI. HOKE, the Or.
der has lost an efficient officer and member;
his brethren kind and faithful companion;
the poor generous and charitable friend; the
community useful and genial citizen; and
his heart-strickcn family everything that was
dear in life.
On this solemn and sorrowful occasion it
becomes our duty to bow with humility and
Ruler Of tho Universe, and cndeavor to dedi-
cate our lives more faithfully to His SERVICE
In token Of our esteem, be it, therefore,
RESOLVED. That in the death OF P. G. w. J.
Hoke, Odd Fellowship has lost one of it's
brightest lights, Lincoln ton Lodge has lost a
dearly beloved and faithful member, tho COM
munity useful citizen, and the world an
honest man.
Resotced, That Palmetto Lodge No. S, beg
to mngle their tears with those or l,incolnto on
Lodge, and offer thom our consolation in this
affiicting disponsation of Providence. Be it
further
Resolced That this Lodge sincerely and
deeply sympathiHes with tho family and
Him who can give them that consolation
which man cannot givo. BE it further
ResotUed, That copy Of these preambles
and resolutions be transmitted to the family
OF our deceased brother, and that copy be
sent to Lincolnton Lodge in North Carolina. n
Resotoed further, That Palmetto Lodge be
draped in mourning for tho space Of thirty
days. Be it further
RESOLVED, That the foregoing be published
iii tho papers Of this city. (Signed)
THOMAS T. MOORE, Sec'v.
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"OH, 1T IS NoTHINa!"-Only slight cold
and cough. A few days paes away. There is
Grape on the door. What is the matter?
Deathl Only elight cold! Will death not
"only cough" will not harm you? Beware,
and take heed! every days experience refutes
this fallicious argument. cold, a cough
neglected, is q sure precursor of consumption.
longer neglect slight cold, and go at once
and buy bottle Of Stanley's Great Cough
Remedy. Prepared by HErNlTsH, at his Drug
Store. MI
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In Vachua, Colorado. election day,
four herders from Northern Texas aud
three New Orleans gamblers were play
ing game OF poker, when q quarrel
arose between Joe Bigger, Texan, and
Orestes Watrous, one of the gamblers,
which it was decided to fight out with
bowie-knives on horse back. The com
batants were Invested of their coats and
shirts. aud their knives were bound to
their right hands. They were then placed
sixty yards apart, with orders to ride at
each other full speed. passing on the left
side. Both were splendid horsemen.
Bigger was mounted on clean-limbed,
fiery pony. little oRr fourteen hands
high, while Watrous rode large "watch-
eyed, vicious roam. Eight times they
hurled their horses upon each other,
and each time fearful wounds we're given
with terrible weapons, till at last Wat
rous, weakened by two ghastly stabs in
the thigh, could not WELD his knife, and
Bigger drove his weapon into his henrt
Bradford, another gambler, seeing his
friends fate, shot Bigger dead, when q
free fight ensned with revolvers, and
Bradford was killed and two others of
the party badly wounded.
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"It's nifty curis," said Mrs Partington to
Ike while roe ding about the impending war
in Europe, "that the Hollerhorn creates such
an ado in Yurrqp, whom it's sich q common
old lady, having delivered herself OF the
above, took dose Of LIPPMAN's GREAT GER
MAN BITTEns to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lppman's Ditters are for sale by all drug.
gists and dealers. Depot in Colufnbia, 4. G.,
at GEIaER & McGnEaon's. Druggists. SIS
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ALABAMA CLA1Ms-RUssIA AND THE
UNITED STATES, Cot has been official
ly ascertained in Washington that the
letter for the recall of Minister Motley
is now on its way to England. Until it
shall have been received by him he will
of course be regarded as the representa-
tive OF this Government at the British
court, and therefore the report telegraph
ed from London that Mr. Moran, the
American Secretary of Legation, had re-
ceived despatch from Secretary Fish
relative to the Alabama claims, with in
structions to present it to Lord Gran
vile, must be mistake. The Washing
ton Sunday Chronicle also announced
yesterday lin double-leadcd article, "on
the authority Of tho President" that
Secretary Fish, of the State Depart
ment, had not sent any despatch to Mr.
Moran on the subject of the Alabama
claims, nor has the United States enter
cd into any secret understanding with
Russla." An associated press despatch,
pertaining to the State Department and
the diplomatic service, says ''that there
is no authority to warrant the denial that
o despatch on that subject (the Alabama
ciaims) was sent to our representative.
lMr Motley,) but the assumption in
England that Russia and the United
States hive secret understanding does
not appear to have good foundation"
According to the Chronicle, the President,
it is stated, regards the question OF tho
Alabama claims, or rather the settlement
thereof, as resting with Great Britain,
and that that Government must now
take tho initiative in any further nego-
tiations on the subject. Bnt, on the
bama claims question remains unohang.
cd since the rejection of the johnson.
Clarendon treaty by the United States
Senate, and the British Government
continues to insist that il now behooves
this Government to propose terms of
settlement. inasmuch, as it rejected those
submitted by the English cabinet.
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The idea of tying railway director on
tho COW catcher of locomotive to pre-
vent collisions is being literally carried
out by the Prussians. German Journals
relate that in several instances on the
railways between Paris and the Rhine
the experiment has been tried with sim
fuential inhabitants, because the line
has been interfered with by their coun-
trymen.
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IA Voice from tho Country.

MR. EDITOR: The radicals told those
who advocated ''reform" in the Govern
ment, chat they would correct the abuses
themselves. One of their most noticea-
ble demonstrations in this direction was
the election of the notorious White
moro to the Senate from Darlington
County. This man, after having been
expelled from Washington, as unfit to
occupy seat there, now goes to Colum-
bia, as bright ornament of the Repub-
aioan party, sent there from Darlington,
to dignity and adorn the Senate of South
Carolina. In the Aercise OF an enlarged
charity, this may ''e attributed to the
simplicity, of the darlington voters s-but
the public are looking with great curl
oaity to ascertain how he will be received
i'm che Senate Chamber by those who are
to sit in judgment on his "qualifica-
Gions," and to decide whether they are
willing TO sink themselves to his level,
and invite him to seat amongst them.
We shall now see what grave Senators
think OF reform. and whether they, too,
like the Darlington voters, are willing to
be responsible before the world for ac-
cepting as their equal member who has
been twice rejected at Washington by
the Republican party. and pronounced
unworthy Of seat amongst the Repub-
licans there.
No matter which way they decide, the
country will be no gamer. If they say
that Whittemore is abundantly good
enough to have seat amongst those. re-
Gently elected to the Senate of South
Carolina, the world will readily under
stand what difference there may be be-
tween Whittemore and those who invite
his companionship. The whole crowd
will be deemed equally worthy of the
scorn and contempt of mankind. and
public opinion throughout the United
States will be aroused to the vindication
of the Republican party from tho false
position into which its so-called friends
have dragged it, and this will be step
in the right direction.
On the other hand, if they decide in
accordance with the Republican verdict
at Washington and think they too are
the enemies of official corruption, this,
also, will be step in the right direction,
and in either way, the country will be
the gamer. The issue is before them and
theirs is the responsibility. ''RUS."
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends and acquaintapces Of MRS.
SARAH c. KENNER, mir. and Mrs. J. NJ
Blakely. and MIR. J. s. Bates, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of tho former. at
the residence of J. s. Batos, at tho corner of
Gates and Plain streets. THIS MORNING, at
10 O'CLOCK
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= ghe9tsts Fair is said to have been q
GHqns success both in the completeness
o the exhibition and the Iargeness 5of
thp attendance. Every department was
wall represented. There ,wus q fine dis
Play OF horses, cnws, goats and sheep: Of
field crops; of the varied products Of
household economy and domestic skill;
in the mechanical department., and in the
fne arts. In the list of successful COM
peiitors we are glad to see the names Of
many from Abbeville; of many, who
bearing off the prize al our own District
Fair, were equally successful upon q
wider arena and with more active COM
petition. This is as it should be. The
District Fair should be auxiliary to the
State Fair. opening its lists and awarding
Its premiums to those who have proved
of competition.
The attendance was perhaps larger
than on any previous occasion and the
oity was crowded to overfowing. The
weather was fine, and thousands we're
daily present upon the Fair Grounds,
forming most brilliant array of repre-
sentatives from every part of the State.
The success of the Fair affords @ cheer
ing augury Of the industrial future of
the State. In contributing to its pros
perity, the Society promises to form one
OF its most efficient agencies. This eff
ciency will be very much increased by
the formation of an auxiliary joint stock
company, the features of which are set
forth in all article in another column, to
which we especially call attention.
A6beoiNe Press and Banner.
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Wanted,

Wanted,
GHARLOTTE. Columbia and Augusta Rail-
" road STOCK.
FOR SALE,
Seven per cent. GOLD BONDS Of the Port
Royal Kailroad Company, secured by mort
gage on the entire property of the Company.
having twenty years orun, with interest pay
able semi-annually, and both principal and
interest payable in gold coin.
Nov 23 EDWIN ]. SCOTT, SON SEQ.
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AN EsTABL1 HE'D DREMsDY.-'BRowN's BRoS-
cHIAL TRocHEs" are widely known as an eatab-
lished remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, and other troubles OF the Throat
and Lungs. Their good reputation and exton-
sive use have brought out limitations, repre-
scented to be tho same. OBTAIN only "Broion's
bronchial IrOches." N221
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State Of South Carolina.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel 3. Clowney, as Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, Is. Davis Cockrell. Sum-
mons for Relief.
TITO THE DEFENDANT: You arc hereby
Il summoned and required to answer tho
Office of tho Clerk of Common Pleas for the
said County, and to sorve a copy OF your
answer to the said Complaint on the subscrib-
or, at his Office. Nos and Market street,
the service hereof. exclusive OF tho day OF
such service; and If you fail to answer the
Complaint within tho time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the Complaint
Dated 9th November, 1870.
JAS. II. RION, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Nov 2S WI
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TANNING THE scALr.--All the hair dyes and
&c, discolor the scalp. PnALoN's V1rAL1A, or
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is the only article
for restoring gray hair, which does not stain
tho skin.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers. N20t3
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81, OGO REWARD is offered by the proprietor
Of DR.. Pierces Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery, for medicine that will equal it in
the cure Of all severe lingering Coughs. Liver
arising from impurity Of the blood, as Erup-
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Boils Sold By
druggists. Pamphlet sent FREQ. Address DR..
Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. N2OT1t3
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From G. F. J. Colburn, Doctor Of Dental
Surgery, Newark. N. J.-The popular dentri-
flee known as Sozodont, besides being q very
pleasant addition to the toilet, contains ingre-
dients, that. if ueed according to the direc-
tions. will prove of the greatest utility to the
health Of the mouth and teeth.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
South Carolina Bank and Trust 90.
W. d. Harris Lectures.
Errand Boy Wanted.
D. Gambrill Bonds, Stocks, etc.
Discontinue Sunday Trains @ & ORR
Jas. 81. Rion-Defendant's Notice.
j. P. Thomas-Bricks for Sale.
A. G.. Brenizer- Savings Bank.
Edwin J. Scott, Son & Co.-Notice.
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Bricks for Sale.

THNHE undersigned, being duly empowered,
IL offers for sale the BRICKS contained in
the ruins Of Christ Church. These Bricks
numbered originally about 4Oo, 900. Apply to
Nov 23 8 J.DP. THOMAS.
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A disorder OF the digestive organs renders
man irresolute, infirm If purpose, and both
any kind. For remedy, use the OLD CARo-
LIMA BITTERs. N20t3
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L: G. Anderson, Of Columbia, 8. c., says:
willingly vouch for the excellence Of the OLp
CAROLINA BITTERs. N 26f3
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0reenville & Columbia R. r. Company

Ea@@ l8 saseaElESl9 Esssgga7
COLUMBIA, 8. G., NOVEMBER 20. 1870.
TNHE SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
IL on this Road, between Columbia and
Helena, will be discontinued on and after the
27th. JOHN H. MOORE
Nov % General Superinteudent
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The best Aromatic Tonic you can uee is the
OLD CAROLINA BITTERs. N20tS