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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

: PERSONAL Rev. Mr. Hartwick, Of
this place, was the recipient few days
since, of an excellent young mich COW,
presented to him BY Judge r. 5. Brown,
Of Jackson county, West Va.
Mrs. Hsrdvick, also has received from
the ladies Of the Baptist congregation
several nice presents, among them q most
excellent hom made carpet.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

MARRIED AT Clifton, December 9Th,
1871, by Rev. j. $. Freclnnd, at the res
dence of the brides uncle, Mr.. 5ohu NJ.
Davis, formerly Of Wheeling, West Va.
and Miss Josephine i A.hOy, formerly
Of Richmond, Va. Wheeling and Rich
uoud papers will please copy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

MAsoSlc.-Thc Masous of this place
propose celebrating the 9Th Of this month
that being St. John the Evangslists
day
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

Toys, FANCY GooDs-C aRlsrNAs-It is
no use talking, the finest assortment of
Christmas TOYS, Fancy Goods. Toilet ar
ticles, &c., is to be found at B L. Miles
Drug store. Don't forget to call aud see
them.
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the Market.
(coRxcEp by COLE 8 ROBINSON }

EXCELSIOR Mill, December ID
No 1 White Wheat 81 80; No. |
Red Wheat 81 40.
Old Corn 50 cents; new Corn 40
cents per bushcl.
Flour-A $3.50; XXX $500; Xxx
81 50; X $3.50 per barrel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

A VOID QUACKS. "A victim Of early IN
n discretion. causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay. ETC., having tried ~ VAN every
advertised remedy has discovered a simple
means oil selfcure. which he will send 70 hls
fellow sufferers, Address J. H. REEVES, 70
Nassau SIN Y.
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OVER ONEIlUNDRED PAGES,
Printed in Two Colors, on superb TINTED "a
PAR. Four Hundred Iugravngs Of Flowers,
Plant. aud Vegetables, with Descriptions and
Two COlOrcd Plates.
Directions aud plans for making Walks,
Lawns Gardens DC The handsoplest aud
best FLORAL GUI L in the World. All
for TIN Clyrs, to those who think Of buying
Seeds. No,a quarter the cost 2uO,oOo sold
Of 1911.
Address. JAMEs'ioM
Rochester. N. y.
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Reader, II you are indebted for this pa

Reader, II you are indebted for this pa
nsr, pause and consider that it costs US
something to publish it. If you don't
owe for it, you need not pause, 60 90 aud
read it, for it belongs to you We 90 10!
compel any man to take our paper II
you don't get the worth Of your money
u.y for it aud stop, but please don't take
i, and not pay for It We edit q paper
for The same reason that you follow pro-
fss,ion, or trade, or farm, or keep s'ore' IL
i, our business and our living, and We eS'
pee. pay for our work. the same as you 40 40
for yours. We hope that our patrons VIII
every one Of them try aud square up
with this Office between nov and tho hFSt
Of January.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

The Rev ". B. Bailey, late Of tho
Missouri Synod, but who was recently
called to the Presbyterian Church here
and a. Buffalo, preached bis first sermon
in the NJ p Church, South, in this place.
las, Sunday. using as the subject the para.
bio Of tho prOaigsl son. He arrived here
sbou. one hour bsore service. having
travelled the previous night from Oak
Fill, in s,sss to Gallipois, which with
,ome Ministers would have been sufficient
excuse, not to have occupied the pulpit at
all. But Mr.. Bailey nothing dauu'ed, as
ccuded promptly at the appointed hour the
Sacred Desk," once so ably filled by the
lsueu,ed Blair, and discourscd eloquently
aud ferveu.ly from the atove passage Of
scripture, doing it the amp'cst justice =
Mr.. Bailey is considered a fit successor to
the talented Blair, and We trust bis I'D
ven, in our midst, will produce an era OF
gool feeling amoug the Churches. LIE
preached at night. taking as his text the
concluding portion Of the parable, aud ex-
cslled bis previous effort III the morning.
He goes to Buffalo this week, aud will CO.
cupy the pulp, Of the Church there on
Sunday. We commend Nr. Bailey to our
ciasru,, believing him to be au earnest
iudef.tigable worker III his Masters
VINEYARD"
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Our carrier desires US to sag, that he
will be around bright and early New
Years morn, to greet bis patrons with bis
annual address. aud hopes that all will re,
member that be has delivered his paper
promptly through rain, sunshine. cold, hail.
snow and slee,, BY having dime, a quar-
ter or half ready for him. Ho has q
very nice address. written b. 0ns of Ma
son couuty's mosttaleuted gentlemen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

A GENTS .Wau,ed.--Agents make more
Nat work for us than at any'n'ng s'se -.
Business light aud permanent Paruen'ais
free @, srissoS / Co., Fiuo Art Puo''ahe's'
Portland Maine.
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DEAD Charlottesville (Va.) Chronic't'
hWide.Awakc. Specimens for stamp
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snow and seet, 0y having ulihe' quar-
ter or half ready for him. Ho has q
very nice address, written b. ons of Nd
son couuty's most talented gentlemen.
The american Stock Journal for De.
ccmber, contains engrayiugs Of Sacred Cat
tie, Houdan aud Game Fowls, also Pig and
Poultry Houses, with plans and elevation,
besides some twenty well written articles
that should bs read by every farmer. =
Specimen copi.s will be sent free, BY the
Publishers, N, P. Boyer u Co., Parkes.
burg, Pa. Price, 81 year.
We will furnish the Register and Stock
Joraul both for 1925.
WATCHES, Clocks. JEwRLRY AND FAN.
oY GooDs. We take pleasure 10 directing
the attention Of our readers to the adver-
tisement oil Sisson Brothers watchmakers,
aud jewellers, and dealers in stationery aud
fancy goods, in another column OF this Is
sue Of our paper. They have just receiv
ed aud opened at their neat room 10
SArewsbury's block, on Main street. an ele-
CANT stock of ladies and geutemeu's watch
es aud everything that is new, novel aud
fashionable in the way Of jewelry 70: both
sexes. They have also brought gu a 81
perior stock Of stationery aud fancy. goods,
aud those in want Of paper, envelopes,
pens, iuks, pencils, &C., will ind it great
IL to their advantage to call at tue SlssoD
Brothers. ibis week they commence to
keep on hand the Cincinnati Dailies, aud
all first class weekly publications, aud all
the monthly Magazines. They will also.
10 fes days have choice selection Of
the most popular novels. And as making
present, will soon be the order. we ask
our readers to give these Brothers call,
as We are confident that their goods aud
their prices will be found satisfactory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

"Speakiug ofths acquittal Of young
Quinn, who shot his sisters seducer, the
San Francisco Bulletin says: 1.-THE un.
written code Of society ranks honor Al
higher value than life the written code
ofthc State ranks honor too low, and
makes the penalties for its violation too
light. There needs TO he sharper legal
definition Of crimes against chastity,
with more rigorous penalties. Rights
Of property are far more carefully guar
ded than the innocence of women and
the honor Of martial relation. The net
~ larceny rogue, ;who may have been
impelIed by hunger or poverty, is sent
TO prison, pillory or chain gang while
the srducer, the adultercrer or the biga-
mist is seldom prosecuted and more SCI
dom convicted, under the operation Of
loosc laws loosely administered,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

| HbMl Nl:l IA iOf - BALE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that The m.
~ signed administrator Of the estate
of John Miller, deceased, will offer y,
public auction. nj the late residence or
the dcccsicnt, in Jasper, Dubois count,
Indiana, on
MONDAY. MAY sth. 1871.
all OF his personal property. consisting
o! beds and bedding, and household fur.
niturc Of all kinds.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of three dollars and
under cash all sums over three dollars
a credit OF twelve months will be- given.
purchasers giving notes AT Interest. waiv.
ing benefit Of valuation, with good So.
curity. JOHN WEIKEI., Admir-.
Al the same time and place the usdcr-
signed will sell al public auction. tho
personal property belonging 10 Tie la,.
firm Of Miller 4 Friedman, consistin.
Of large assortment Of Carpenters and
I Cabinet Makers tools steam engine and
boiler Of eight horse power. in good con.
dition: a nearly new Moulding Ma.
chine a turning lathe and tools "A lot Of
dry lumber, and some new furniture.
TERMS or SALE. Sums of five dol.
lars and under cash: over five dollar.
n credit of six months will he given, The
purchaser giving note at interest. waiy.
ing benefit Of valuation, with good Sc
curity.
The sale will be continued from dav
to day until all is sold.
GEORGE FRIEDMAN.
Surviving Partner.
April IA, 1871-w3.
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sHERIFL'S SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue Of an execution issued and 10
me directed from the Dubois Count,
common Pleas Court. in cause wherein
William a. Cmlbertson is plaintiff, and
James Clements, defendant. ] will pro-
iced 10 offer for sale ut public auction.
10 the highest bidder. for cash in hand.
y the door Of the Court House Of Dn-
bois county, in the town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY, May 10Th. 1871.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock n. m.
and O'Clock y. III. Of said day, the rents
md profits for term not exceeding sew
on years. Of the follow ing described real
estate. situated in Dubois county, State
of Indiana, tO-wit:
The North part Of the East half Of the
North East quarter Of Section thirteen
(l3) in Township one (1) SOutl, Of range
three 90 West, containing ifiy-ivc
acres.
And on failure to realize the full
amount Of principal, interest aud costs
called for BY said decree, ] will at the
same time and place, and in like manner.
sell the fee simple Of said real estate.
Taken as the property Of James Glen.
cnts at the suit of William a. Culbert.
son.
Said sale will be made without relief
rom valuation or appraisnlcnt laws OF
tho State o: Indiana.
TOBIAS IlERBlG, S. u. C..
IL. II. I'ECKINrAuGH, Atty for Plaintiff. |
April 20, 187l-w3.
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az government Of force, observe.

0r A government Of force, observes
the Detroit Free Press, Is the favorite
idea OF the preeent dominant party.
They lose sight Of the fact that ours il q
government Of opinion that il is de-
pendent upon the popular will for lis
very existence. This is in consequence
Of their distrust Of the intelligence and
patriotism Of the people. They do not
believe IN the ability Of the masses for
self-govcrnmcnt. They have arrived At
the old monarchial i,lca tlst society is
divided into two classes-thc rulers and
the ruled. They arc the rulers and the
people are the ruled. If the people will
not obey their demands upon them, they
mnst be made to. 1.-THE people will not
veto the Radical ticket from choice, they
must he made by force. 1t IL this out
rageous idea that furnishes an apology
for the bayonct and force bills which
have found sanction at the hands Of Con-
gress. They arc intended as means to
ntablc the few to rule over and manage
the many. They are based upon the as
sumption that the people are incompe-
tent to govern themselves. and that tho
strong arm Of military power must Lc
used 10 protect the Government from tie
violent and indiscrrct action Of the pco-
ldc. This is the Radical idea Ms embosl-
led In their entire Congressional policy.
1t assumes that the leaders Of that party
know best what they want, and that the
people must acquiesce in that assuml,-
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

PORTABLE GALLERY-PMoTOGRArII.
AND AMBRoTYrEs.-Wc would respect.
fully announce to the citizens Of Jasper
and vicinity. that we have a portable
sky-light al this place, and will remain
for short time. for the purpose OF ma.
king pictures Of all sizes and styles OF
the art at reasonable rates. Give ms q
call. GIBSON RIOS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

~ We suppose its none Of our bust.
Acss, yet We do think that young ladies
and their male companions would fntl
u very exhausting labor to hold up the
front gate from II p. M. to q a. m.-
tIpd. Journal.
We have noticed the same scIf-sacri-
'ficing devotion in holding gates on their
hinges among some young ladies and
their lovers down this way. 1t seems
TO be epidemic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28
For the Jasper Weekly Courier.
1'ORTEEsvu.I.E. IND.)
April 25. 1871.

Nm. EDIToR: In Your paper of Apri
18th, ] saw an article signed ''Farrier,
In which he undertakes to cure "a. q.
ofthc bix-head. When ever a GREEN
hrrier turns doctor, lie is almost sure "a
give wrong prescription-thc disease
" In my feet, not my head. Any doctor
that prescribcs without seeing the pa
si0'lt. and has not sense enough, to know
, two legged treasure, from q four
footed brute, with long cars) must lack
sense. ! aan no doctor, but l believe tic
following prescription will cure him Of
his complaints: Six grains of good
sense in emo tablespoonful OF education
awsry day before meals. 1t Is q certain
cure for ignorance and stupidity.
A.C
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

AZ Gray hair is honorable, but not dc.
eircd by young or middle aged people
Yet II is inherited by some produce,
by over work. mental Or physical, ia
others and Is the result Of anxiety and
care in third class. 10 all affected IL,
this way we say, use Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, the most reliable Restorative
extant. a judiciOus use Of this article
gives to gray. brashy hair, the dark, silk y
appearance SD admired by all.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28
SHERlFk'S SALE.

I
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir.
~ tue Of an Execution issued and
to me directed from the Clerk Of the
Dubois County Common Pleas Count
in cause wherein William ). G., rrtsoII
and William a. CmIbcrtsOn. are plaintiff.
and James Clements is defendant. 1 will
proceed 10 offer for sale ut public aluc-
ion, TO the highest bidder. for cash in
hand. at The ,i,,or Of tho Court House OF
Dubois county. IN the town ct ja-per, on
SATURDAY, May goth. 1871,
Between tic hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
aud ! o'clock. +. NJ. Of said day. the rent,
md profits for term not exceeding sew
en- years Of the following described real
estate. situated in Dubois County, State
IF Indiana, to-wi::
The North part Of the Esst half Of tho
North East quarter Of section thirteen
la), i'm township one az. South of range
three 90 West, containing tifty-fvc
acres.
And on failure to realize tho full,
snnount Of principal. interest and costs
called for by said decree. / will nj the
same time and place, and in like manner.
sell the fee simple Of said real estate.
Taken as the property OfJamcs Glenn
'nts, ut the suit Of William 5. Culbcrt-
'on and William a. Culbcrtscn.
Said sale will be made without relic
rom valuation or appraiscIncnt laws OF
tho State Of Indiana.
TOBIAS IIERBIG, Sheriff -. G..
IL. u. PEcKINrArGH. ATTY for Plaintiff.
April 2eth, 1871 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

@An exchange has news item sta
ting that thirty-thrce girls Of The gradua-
ting class Of the yassar Female College
shave been made bachciors." The pro-
Cess By which this interesting mctamor-
phosis was accomplished Is mot de-
ssribed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

~ Eighty-six thousand six hundred
negroes were the recipients Of public
charity in the District Of Columbia last
year. These negroes were formerly
sslf-NrpOefing, but New England phil
anthrspists have played sad havoc with
the poor creat0rcA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

@The chronological Journal for
Maya very superior number : contains
~ array efovcr twenty stated articles,
beades lite ever valuable MiscciAney.
&c. Price 80 cents; @ . year. Sent
1lalf year, on trial, for o.. Address s.
X. Wells, $50 broadway, New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

@The San Domingo Swinilc is dead
and If Grant had that respect for the in
famous deceased that lie once prufcsscd
to have, he would close the White House
to all visitors until after the funeral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

~ Evansville is to hold an election
on the first day Of May on the question
ofsubscribing $500, QUO 10 the Evansville
sandusky, and Seymour Railroad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

@Hesry Ward Bcecher IL said 10
have originated the slang phrase, allow
b that for high"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

@Why is Pennsylvania hog so hard
for western man to digest? Because
i 10 two legged, fattencd OH tariff and
raises cast iron pigs. 40.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

H1A good rain this week has rc,oicct,
che hearts Of farmers much. The grow
lug grain was beginning to need It.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

~ The new police iorce Of Evansville
ire not uniformed. They receive two
dollars per day in city orders.
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NIT GOODS

grss, variety. chcsr, on the ne nth .iSe 81 :,
'' ware fsss ycr.saE.Y's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr., has retired
from the chief editorship of The Christian at Work.
Gen. Spinner has been Treasurer of the
United States years. and has handled in that time
the very large sum OF So, t00,OOOOOO.
The Rev. j. A. NJ. Chapman, late of Grace
Church. Boston, and the most popular Methodist clergy
man OF that city, has here to the pasorate
of St. Johns Qedord-avel Church. Brooklyn, L. D.. and
enters next Sunday upon his clerical duties
The Rev. VIM. NJ. Taylor of Liverpool is
coming over in the Scotia to supply for two months the
papit of the Rev r. g. storrs d. d. OF Brooklyn, who is
now in Europe Mr.. Taylors chief object, however in
conversant with the common-sehoo systems existing
here.
The friends of humanity will not be incOn-
solable learn that Pierre Bonaparte, the ruan and
assassin who created such sensation during the late
Empire by numbering Victor Noir is reported to be in
very sratened circumstances In Belgium IL Is said
he has begging letter 10 Louis Napoleon, stating
that he deserves assistance, as he delivered L. ~ from
one OF his most mplacable enemies
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, Brig. Gen. Forsyth, and
Commodore Rogers visited the Royal British Arsenal at
WoOlwich the 18th inst, under the authority OF
special order from the War Office. They were received
by the heads OF the gun factories and other depart nent
and were shown the process Of manufacturing the Wool
witch guns in various stages, and other operations when
the officers OF the Arsenal IN the exercise OF the d-cfe
ton vested in them. usually permit foreigners to witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
BROOME-sT. WIDENING JoB-CAUTIoN TO
TAX-PAYERS.

The deceptive wording of an advertisement
published the most obscure papers in the pay OF tho
Tammany Ring conveys the impression that Broomest
ia TO be widened from Laurensst. to W0osterst The
real intention is to take only 179xH feet from In
front OF six lots next to Laurens on the south size Oh
Broome-st This area is inclosed by light iron ratings,
and is in front OF six dwellings one OF which Is used rs
a liduor saloon and the remainder for manufacturing
and other purposes. The following are the awards
No l-jnknoxn 1000 No. 5-P G.
No John d. Phnps..... 5000 No. 6-EhIa Pain.. 9No
No 3-Unknown Owners.... 3OOl 40, ooo
No LSmon Rother...... 5000 Total $3Q
The assessments for benefit exceed 100000 lt would
seem that provision has been made to play some sharp
trick on the adjacent unless they are at
once aroused The advertisement bounds the area or the
assessment the south by line drawn parallel 10
BroOme-st and distant 100 feet southerly from the
southerly side thereof; on the north by lhe draMn
parallel to BroOme ST. and distant 100 feet northerly
from northery side thereof the east by the west
ery side Of Broadway and on the west by the eastey
side OF Varicks" But map already drawn gives the
area assessment beginning at the North RIVER AT
the foot OF ChartOnst and thence running up tue same
TO Prince along Prince TO Broadway west SIDE OF Broad
way to Canal Canal from Broadway TO Laigbtst:, ana
along Laightst. the north side to the North RIVER
The book OF assessments contains the names OF the own
property within the latter or larger area The
assessments as they at present exhibited are wthh
the first or smaller area.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27

How surely the Germans calculated on cee-
brating victory the end OF the proved by the
fact that London Hotel in Berlin nearly all the
rooms have been engaged since october last for the day
on which German army 10 enter the city several
English families offered $500 to have rooms there for that
day only, but in vain
Patrolman Rooney of the Fourteenth Precinct saw
suspicious looking early Yesterday standing on me corner
the the walled
The searched and the unooupei building No. Us spnng
900 worth Of hc and ribbons which bad been s1el
from No $50 Broadway The thieves hsd
the through the unocued store "here he
goods found.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest at No. 81 Mangin-
St. Yesterday the John Smith German, age - WOO was
fatally injured by falling from the soop Of This house. APn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
:, ~. n,hc IN any publc schooI, A rural mn,o | :

.a;rs n, the Bible In any public school rural mea
& IN the course the discussion which spraDg up spoke
80 tbe authorized version "Saln Ja,ness translation"
renorar present, thinking the expression slip Of the
ianS,,e corrected Il in his report The next day tho
member arose 10 question OF privilege and remarked
thaf he had grossly misrepresented and nsuted by
he press he did not say King James's translation -
he said Saint James's. Another member speaking OF his
bigh sense OF the compliment paid him when he was
nominated and elected stated that he had called 10
former LEGISLATOR, g personal friend, TO
whom he expressed his very great regard
for the laws OF his country. "Yes," said
hs friend. somewhat hestatingy, "yes-laws are like
slusages-the less know Of how they made, the
better you like them" One two very happy retOrts
made though their originality may be open 10 d
pute. very vigorous speaker, with long arms, which
he kept in perpetual motion, stopped for an instant TO
drink from tumber. when brother member arose 70
point OF order, which that IL Is out OF order for
a windmill TO go by water" Another speaker, having
kept the floor for nearly hour said with air Of TIL
umph, Does the gentleman wish to AJAX any more
Questions1" Up sprang his opponent, who has habit
of stammering, and replied, Yes, Mr.. Speaker, ask
for the plp1p- preri0us question"