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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
ALL ABoUT THE STATE
ALMOST A FIGHT

The Georgetown Times says: "a few daYs
aoo there was some whispering on our streets
about an affair Of honor that was to come on.
Two young men from neighboring district
had resolved to settle an unpleasa9t1e9
through the code of honor, and North Island
was the chosen point. Mr.. A. by steamer pro
ceeded to the spot, and there awaited the ami
val OF Mr.. B. But as time and tide wait for NJ
man, It so happened that Mr.. B., who had pro-
cceded by sail, did not arrive in time, and the
affair did not come of. We trust this inter
ruption'will indefinitely postpone what Is so
foreign to Christianity and civilization, and
that better councils Will prevail with these
youthful SONS Of Mars"
ADsCoNDEp.
The Lancaster Ledger says: 'sThe sheriff of
Clarendon County, white scalawag, 81 has so-
siderable balance. Instances of this kind arc
becoming frequent among the God and mo-
rality' party"
COMPLETION OF THE BROAD RIVER BRIDGE.
The Columbia Phoenix of Saturday says:
'sThe bridge is what Is termed the improved
lattice, and is 1885 feet long. 1t was COM
menced about the middle Of June, 1899, and
was actually brought into use during tie r:,i,y
spell and consequent rise In the river dang
the Christmas holidays-a feat which gis>.
satisfactory proof of the energy Of the build
erS. a. I. Lee, ESQ.,, was Cle arCnlCeCC OI LH6
bridge, and his excellent plans have been
faithfully carried out Messrs. w. II. Lindsay
and R. w. Johnson were the contractors for
the superstructure; Messrs. QJdsmith d Kind
executed the iron work., and Messrs.
Heath, Roberts & Go. the granite; the
principal portion Of the lumber was fur
nished by Messrs. Aull & Haltiwanger. There
is no division in the'bridge, and ills to be 10
gretted that the company felt compelled to
leave it uncovered. II is built on the old pieU
those in the river, with but single excep-
tion being in good condition. The fast land
PIERS Ito use a technical term,) were rebuilt
the foundations being granite and the upper
portion iron. The whole structure is thorough
" pegged and well bolted. The old bridge
was not level-the Lexington end being about
five feet higher than the Richland. This has
been remedied-lhe present work being per-
fcctly level The entire cost will not, 1t Is
belicYed, exceed $4,000, and the workman
ship is highly commended. We heartily con-
grutulate our citizens on the satisfactory COM
pletion of this highly important connecting
link with our neighbors OF the Lexington side
Of the river"
sHREDs OF STATE NEWS.
Governor Scott has appointed Avery Floyd
magistrate for Horny County. He lives In
Floyd Township.
General MCGOWAN has purchased the fine
residence. lately sold by Mrs. James M. Per
rim to joel S. Perrin. The price paid was nine
thousand dollars. 1t Is one Of the finest resi-
dences in Abbeville.
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sp41Ks FROM THE WIRES.

J. J1Ramsay, well known citizen of Mem
pills. was murdered by negroes near Cherokee,
Mississippi.
The steamer America, from Memphis for Fort
Smith, with the 10th Infantry, sunk. Folr deck
hands weie lost.
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for every other good cause. The hnti-sisvezy
struggle was merely school to fit them fGr
future work.
THE NIW BAPTISM,

He wished he could be put back thirty-ffve
years ago, when he first raised his voice on bo-
half of equal and impartial justice. Oh fr
another such life, full of grave labor, fun of
earnest hope, crowned with an old age fun q
glorious rejoicing !! Already the very dread of
Chinese emigration was causing half the 10
publican party to trembIe, and other Ame.iea1
citizens to burn up their copy of the Declaxa-
ton of independence, and ignore the doo-
trines of Thomas Jefferson. He wished TO bae-
tIze them into the new cause of help to thn
negro.
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WASHINGTON.
ARRITIL OF THE COLORED SEM :
TOR FROM MISSISSIPPI.
What will They do with Him.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEws.l
WASHINGTON, January 90
Revels, the colored senator from Mississippi,
arrived to-day and is the guest OF Downing, the
restauranter to the House of Representatives.
Revels is light mulatto, about forty-eight
years of age, with pleasing address,
He says that he shall insist on equal senatorial
and social privileges.
1t appears that Revels was elected in due form.
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DISCHARGE OF GOTERNMENT
WORKMEN.

NEW YORK, January %.
Five hundred hands have been discharged
from the navy yard.
PHILADELPHIA, January %.
Eleven hundreds hand have becn discharged
from the navy yard.
HosroN, January 20.
Thirteen hundred hands have been discharged
from the navy yard.
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Il CUBAN DUEL.
KEY WEST, January %.

KEY WEST, January 90.
Gonzalo Castonon, editor ofthe Voz de Cuba,
arrived here from Havana this morning. 1t Is re-
ported that he came to fight duel with the
editor of the Key West Republican
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funeral Nptlres.

m- THE CLERGY, FRIENDS AND AC-
QUATNTANCES, and the members Of the several
Catholic Congregations. are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Obsequies OF the Very Rev.
DR.. R. S. BAKER, late Pastor OF st. Aary's Church.
at o'clock A. NJ, TUESDAY, February /, at St
Mary's Church, Hasel street. jana
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sHREps OF STATE NEWS
Obltnarp.

McMILLAN.-Dlcd in KIngstree, January A
RnREKT A MCMILLAN. eldest son OF Thomas No
MILAN, aged 81 years and II months.
The remains were inferred in the Kfngstree
Cemetery.
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ns-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS ANB
acquaintances Of the late Miss LOUISA AHA
GRAY, and OF the Family, are invited to attend
her Funeral, at the Lecture Room Of the Circular
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. janM
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"ILPS RISE ON ALPS."

EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION FOR THE FREED
MEN.
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Drp DooDs, Nr.
y PECIAL INVIT A 7 10 N

Call in time, while the following articles are
offered at such prices to suit the times and b
draw the public:
A fair quality BLACK DRESS SILK, only slS
per yard.
Dress Goods at 25, ao IS cents and upwards
each worth to 10 cents more.
White 1o-4 Blankets a. 81, actually worth s.
Arab Shawls at one-half their original valpe.
pleces G.4 Black Beaver Cloth at 50, worth -
Longcloths Brown Homespuns, Hoahe1H
Gloves, Collar and Cuffs, and Fancy Articles, n
tonshingly cheap.
All our Stock is reduced, and only BARaAaS
can be found ut No. 4aT King street.
FURCHGoTT BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets,
No. 437 King street
Boots Shoes, Hats, Trunks, &C., kept sepaIsne
and sold at correspondingly reduced prices
ep- All we want is an early call. jsnA
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Mem pnbliratipns,

At THE HASEL STREET BAZAAR
You can get the STANDARD NOVELS at ten p0
cent. less than publishing prices. 1ant7
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COL u NJ B IA.
.INOTHER BIG JOB.

TIE CREATION OF A SINKING FUND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
mnnLAar rIME.

Tbsre Il even something iolemnizing
I'm ne thought that II is The last time. =
TYhe last CLEAN Of the day last word
before parl:pg the last book Of life. All
Ahese acquire On Importance and interest
,vSsLly beyond any which they would pos
ssessin aud Of themselves. The sun sbone
bright before be approached hii sitting;
and the farewell word spoken wss come
ordinary one, Of no real weight; the par.
stiag look was one Whicn we would viii
indy otherwile have forgotten. But no
-noondsy splsudor was so cherished in
memory as the sleuting beam dis1ppear'
I'D 10 spark Of gold .over the Western
shills; andno one tonoin all our converse
dwelt on the ear 50 long aud SO clear.
as that word Goodbye, no look has been
80 often recalled as hatsmilc o. recog-
milton Of the paid face from whence
IIifa was taking its fight.
Many men pass fifty or sky geaf:'In
the world, aud when they are Just going
eout Of they bethibk themselves, ond
step back, as we're to do something which
they had all tho while forgotten TO wiz
the mSiu business for which they came
into the world. to repent Of their livrs,
and make their peace with God, and in
slime prepare for eteroity.
Lord, before | commit 'in it seems
10 me shallow that | may wud" through
IL dryshod from my guiltnrsSi but When
! have committed It, Il often seems SO
deep that cannot escape from drown
ing. Thus / am slwnYSin the eE'remi'
ties; either my Gins are so small that they
need not my repentance. or so great
that they cannot obtain Thy pardon
LEND me, o Lord a reed out Of Thy
sanctuary, truly to measure the dimen'
sions Of my offences But o! as Thou
revesltst more Of Thy misery. reveal
also more Of Thy mercy; lest ifmy wound
in my apprehension gSpe wider than Thy
1tsnts my soul run out at them. II my
Ibadneeg seems bigger thSn Thy good
ness, but one heirs breadth, but one
moment, that is room and time enough
for me to run 10 eternal despair
.Thonqs Fallsr.
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,.s1,E WORKS FOR A LIVING"

Commend us to the girl Of whom it IS
said, 'sho works for a living 10 her Wo
are always sure to fad tho elements Of
true womaD-a real lady. True, we
are not prepared 10 see mincing step, a
hsughty lip, fashionable dress, or hear
sizing Of splendid nonsense about the
balls and young men, the new noysIs
and the next party-no. no; but We are
prepared to hear the sound words fgood
sense, language becoming woman, neat
dress, mild brow, sndto witness move
ments Ihst would not di'grsso 40 an,
gel.
companions turn from the fashionable.
lazy, naughty girls, and select from
these who work for a living, aud never
our word for twill you repent your
choice. You want a substantial friend,
and not doll; helpmote, nnl not
iheIp.est, counselor and not simple
ton. You may not be able TO carry q
piano into the house, but you can buy a
spiuins.wheel or a set lkuilting kneed-
les. If you cannot purchase every new
novel you may be able to take some val
yulble paper. Ifyou cannot buy tick
ct for tho ball, you can visit some UfiliC
ted neighbor.
Be- careful then where you look for
companions, and whom you chose. We
know macy a foolish man, who, instead
Of choosing an industrious aud prudeat
woman for wife took one from the fash
iouable stock, and is now lameuting his
folly in dust and Oshes. He ron into
the FIRE with his eyes open, aud who but
himself is to blOme?
The tims was when the ladies went o
visiting aud took their work with them &.
This is the reason Why sc had such ex
oellenl mothers. How Singular wou'l q
gay woman look 10 q fashionable cir
Gle dsruiog her fathers stockings, or
csrding wool 10 spin! Would not her
companions laugh at her? Anil yet such
woman would be prize TO somebody.
Blessed is tho man who chooses. his wife
from dssPissd girls who 'WO;k for a lv'
ing"
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Childnn's 7rayers-if they are indeed
prayers--must he acceptable on earth
as we'll IS in heaven; and he must indeed
bs 'heaFtIoss, or worse, who would think
sIightiagly Of them. although soo'h to
say, they are some times hard TO bear.
For example: littlI gill, on having her
hair smartIy pulled by her little brother
while saying her prayers, went on for
while, without turning her head in the
same low monotone, and please God
excuse me for a minute while kick
Neddy.' Tell me that child was with
out understanding what is meant by
prayer! or that she melnI 10 abuse the
privilege. No such tbing--thoush 10 be
sure she may have misunderstood some
Gifts functions. Had she u't been
believer she would havs kicked Nedly
at once, without asking Ieaye--wouId she
mot?
A certain little sissy. being worried
10y big brother till she was out OF pa
thence, pumped down upon her knse',
where she stood, and cried out, % Lord
bless my brother Tom. lie lies--be
'steals--he sRears--uIl hogs do--we
girls dou's. Amsnl' Was tho poor
hing little Pharisee in her indigua.
lion, without knowing il? or wss she
only--like most OF Us who are IOudcsl in
our outcries for the salvation Of others
q LITTLE oVeFburdened With self-rigbt'
couSness?
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GRIAI DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Glrt Co,
CASE GIFTS 10 us AMOUNT Of s50O,0O0

EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE.
5 Cash Gifts, each $40 900 GOO
% 5000
10.Cash Gifts, each $1,000 GOO
400 :" 100
50 Elegant Rosewood P'nos &C. $500. to $500
rs q I" Mpledeons IS, 10 100
$50 Sewing Machines GO TO IT'S
500 Gold Watches IS to 300
Cash prizes silver ware &c valid at 81 ,000, 900
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
or sEc. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of 25c.
a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and
sent by mai! to any address, Tho prize nam
ed upon it will be delivered to any address by
express Or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you
pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for GHOtkrr Of
same ualue. No Blanks. Our patrons can
depend on far dealing,
REFEEENoEs:--We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted US to publish them: An
drew j. liurns, Chicago, slO 900: Miss Clara
S Walker, Baltimore, Piano $500; James II
Mat hews, Detroit, $1,000; John T Andrews,
Savannah, 5000; Miss Agness Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, $500. Wepublish no names
without permission.
orISIoSs OF TUE PREss.--"The firm is rclia
BILE, aud deserves their success - Weekly 7ri
buRc May s, We know them to be fair deal
ing firm IN Y Herald May2s, "a friend of
ours drew $500 prize, which was promptly
received Daily Nelrs. June 3.
Send for circular Liberal inducements TO
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
nge Of sealed Envelopes contains oYE CASH
GIFT. Six Tickets for ST. 10 for 50; IS for So:
ITO Tor SIS. All letters should be addressed
to HARPER. WILSON & CO.,
1875 Broadway, New York.
November ism.
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Hollands German Tonic

Is a combination n al hs f9gretfs"3' ef me-
gIilsTr. ,giiI rraE Sitlu Cruz Run, Orange &c.
Il h i.,f,i Cor N. tqris dissdsi rs ne BiH,rt ia
ediS, urlere Some pure Gleoho'ic stiama5 IS re.
onircd T9li iciR bar IN GtfHd hai h'se ysfns'
af,S are entirely different JrgM oHy o'hSia
ddrfrif,sd far NE cure Of Ne di"dsS HGmsd,
htse bsirg scis,ilfc preparations q n'tG"tnaL
mn, IL, some FORM Ths TONIC IL decidsdiy 0Hs
Of n, most plsdsaEi and ugrS:Glh rsncdies srer
6dtrei to he pubic. 10 tIa:e g .JlH5ic' Y Is
a pleasure 70 lake Il 'ctiie IA Ve.giFiug, tFhit-
Eraiiug, and medicinal 9ualiieS hare CAUSED It 70
b. Ei,u.gn az he gFellcsi nf all ,9Hirt.
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7a.rs u no mfd'e,ns ,qnn 10 rO:rGnTS or:
man BilLsT5 OF 81 ,Ss1E=' i"nic in edIe1 %
Ds6iiiy. They as Z mpayt tone
and Uigar 10 ne WdOle System,
TlTeRQLhen Tie CEHzAs2s1 ptfhS, cause an
snjoyMsA Of ne JOOa, saab's The tt'Hadeh 10 dtg.k
G,Purify he biOOi, 0irs goOt, sound, healthy
complexion. erdiicdbs he ycil0D hrge JT0m re
one, impdri boon n he checks, aud change Me
pliieat from a SIarG- Lrtdt.ed, enaciated. t0idki
and RtrpouS inUdlId, 10 JaHjGeed, H0iR' e"d
rigorous D,rSOn.
Weak and Delicate Children
terS or Tonic. Ia fact, they arc
Family Medicines. They can DO
administered with periccI safety
to u child three months old, me
most delicate femRles or man OF
ninety.
Thsie remsfiSi are the best
Blood Purifiers
euer kRoWn, and gM cure All dt'sd5e3 refuHng
troI bad bkOd Htrp your h,ood pure; ktP
your Lirer in orn1g3H dsrS KEEP your
Aaa ny eoudiio,L E6y DE use q Lhe's
TsmeiitG, and no Iss1s1sEE14 iiscd'e Oiu 'rsT
aiIad you. The beR asn in NE country Tteol''
maud hem u years Of neutrality-suspicious. 20 JOF
anything you must Try these preparations.
FROM non. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PCnn'
sylyaniI.
Pint GrELPHIA March Id, 1857.
Ifnd HnnfInfs GerHda Bditrs " I; nos an
Intoxicating b,reroge, but is good tonic h'GtW
ia diIorOlsTJ Of hs dIgsSire organs, and o. graz
bsmsEi in edJes Of dtb.!iiy aud IrdHt u nervous
ae!ioG in the IgI'W,
GED ", WOODWARD.
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Reuben Fields is tho mathematical
prodigy who lives in Missouri. He is a
mere boy has never been TO school, and
is posstssed ofno capacity for education.
However he gets drUuk, young as he is
But he can give the squire Of twelve hS'
urcs 10 three minutes Time.
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INVEST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY.

Hon. j I. HoSE, Pres't Board of Regents,
G STUR0Es, Sec'y
Aux MARTIN D. D., President, and Profess
tr of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+ S LYoX, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess
or of Eng. Literature, aud Princip Prep'y
Dept.
II Il PrrRcE. a. NJ, (Capt. U. s. Az Pro-
lcssor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics.
] ] STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooU, Phi, D., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
OW MILLER, A NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratory Department.
D B PurlSToY, Tutor.
Geo NJ. HAGASs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds and Buildings.
HuGH W BRocK, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiolo'
gy aud Hygiene.
Hon. JouS A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL Tenn begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WINTER Tax 7" Is, Monday in December.
SrapNu TERM 81 Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, 81 Wednesday in June.
TulTloS-Preparalory, $500 per Term Of 10
weeks,
University. $500 per Term of 10
weeks,
BoARRISO-Not to exceed 81 per week,
GrSend stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown. W. Va,
Aug, 10, ls69.-ly. &
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josh Billings s,yr Idiot bslenf 10
had luck being got for man like rap;
bn1 have known lois Of loikS Who. Il
,lhors was any frst rate bad luck lying
around loose, would b. sure TO gel one
foot in any bow.
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A French writer has ssid that 10 dream
gloriously, you must act gloriou'ly when
awake; and to briogaOgels down TO hold
converse with you 10 Jour sleep you
must labor 10 The cause ofYirlue during
tho day,
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A youog lady examining her class at
s.bbSth school a,Esd: What is tho
pomp and vanity Of Ibis world?' = lite
lie qirI looking very iunocentIy said
The flowers 10 your bouuet.
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Mother said Jomima. Sam wants to
come counting ms tonight We'll, what
did you tell him. '0n 1 told him he
might come, felt anxious to see how he
would act.
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Peanuts arc said 10 be q sure cure for
the liver complaint. Wouldn't il be a
good ideo for Aick folks to take their med
icinO at home instead Of at lectures and
pieces Of amusement.
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Visitors to Hartford complain that
they can't move there without running
against a president, secretary, OF agent
ssl an insurance company.
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EafBRoIDERER.

Ofthc different attachments Of our new family
machine which have secured the attention and
approyal OF our customers that embroidering.
like the Hcmmer, is one oil the few instruments
which will most please and satisfy the observer
Of its real value. II is so simple IN structure
that any one who can sew on our machine can
use il, and without instruction, 1t may be at
tached TO or detached from the machine IN an
instant Without lengthy description. and
oven then Il golld be difficult tn describe the
Vreat variety Of work that this little instrument
will do The reader must not suppose that
what we speak Of mere chain stitch opera.
ton, which is sometimes humorously termed
embroidery. If desired, three colors OF any
kind oflhread may be used at any one time,
md the colors or thread may be changed at the
will of The operator by removing the speeds in
use and putting others in their stead; thus as
many or rs few colOrs may DO used as the Oper.
ntor wishes, In tho cmorOriding otany garment,
A great variety ofresults are produced by the
rannner In which the tensions arc regulated -
Different results may be produced while the
machine is in motion By simply changing the
tensions. Results vary according to the length
of stitches, kinds, colOrS and tensions OF the
threads, as we'll us size Of the needles used.
The Embroiderer will u'e any kind ol thread
The use Of zephyr worsted fol certain purposes
E,sss Se'S ,Iis vaIrabIc attachment Il viii be
! justices. .aes ~ ~ 'S sso h IN oneraiion.
"s's WA MIA IN "A GTTTRISG MACHINES. We
~. IA" osI, a,tCn,ion 10 our new button hole
WouS o'N SrticS IA he only Dyae,icoI Button
hole Machine claiming public attention. Our
nau .n S.u,, ,o,TM ~ ncsd comment
"rs Wv we. n"U ,,,-r ~ "t1
MACHINE IMiSt.',,"e nave recently Gu
larged our SlIk Mis- IN newark N, . :: unu !ur,
nished them WIN the invest ana most ILh EiS
machinery which IS BENG opeFatea oy n,guIy
skilled labor We know and ieeI the I'm PoI. !
Of not only supplying the users o. our sCInss,
but the trade generally WIN tns DC quar.y
o. Ohm, Sc t WIS., WIKI ho system Of selI%@
iS."v' s1Tu H.. ,';,.o, .,ros tbo onnortIi.
". ~ I"o n;,tt;rr .;ILs in ,bs nro.
nley o. SO neaSay %e,gI I W orsotlv ;n;;,re It's
cess , ~ uye, i ss %US NJ EmDressiop