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ORDER OF APPEARANCE.

state of Michigan, Ninth Judicial Circuit In
Chancery. suit pending in the Circuit Court
for toe County OF Van Buren,, IN Chancery At
KALAMAZOO, on the fourth day Of November,
A. ID. 1871. Before the Honorable Charles II.
Brown, Circuit Judge at Chambers. Theodore
I. Sheldon, Henry Brese and John McKibbln
Complainants. vs. Stowel Dimick, Lucy \.
Dimick, Charles Il. Bates. John III. Bates, jay
Gibbs and William M. Hale. Defendants. In
this cause it satisfactorily appearing to me, by
affidavit on file, that the above named Defend
ant Stowell Dimick, is resident of this State.
but is now absent therefrom, and has been
continuously absent Tor more than five months
last past. ON motion of j. Davidson Burns,
solicitor for Complainants. il is ordered that
the said Defendant, Stowell Dimck cause his
appearance in said cause to be entered within
three months from the date OF this order and
that in case or his appearance, he cause his
answer to the said Complainants bill of COM
plant to be filed, and copy thereof to be
served on the Solicitor for Complainants with
in twenty days after service OF COPY of said
bill and notice OF this order, and in default
thereof that the said bull be taken as confessed
by the said Defendant Stowell Dimick. And il
is further ordered that within twenty DAYS from
the date hereof, the said Compliments cause a
notice or copy OF this order to be published in
the True Northerner, newspaper published
IN said County OF Van Buren,, and that said
publication be continued in said paper once IN
esch week Tor six successive weeks, or that
they cause copy OF this order to be personaIIv
served on the said Defendant. StowelI DImicE
at least twenty days before the time above pre-
scrlbed Tor his appearance. S67t7
CHARLESR. BROWN, Circuit Judge.
). DAVIDSON BrRNs. Solicitor for Complainant
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

State of Michigan. the Circuit Court for the
County OF Van Buren,. Garretson W. Hunt. Us,
Alexander b. Raymond and Alexander &. Ray
mond, Copartners under the firm, name and
style of A. Il. Raymond & Son, in attachment.
Notice is hereby given that on the Seventh
day of November, 4. ID. 1871, writ of attach
ment was duly issued out of the Circuit Court
for the County Of Van Buren,, at the SUIT OF
Garretson w. Hunt, the above named plaintiff,
against the goods and chattles, moneys and
effects, lands and tenements OF Alexander b.
Raymond and Alexander G. Raymond, the de-
PENDANTS above named, for the sum Of seven
hundred and ninety one dollars and seventy
eight cents, which said writ was returnable on
the 9Th day of December. A. ID. 1871
Dated tins Goth day of December A. ID. 1871.
SEyERENs e BURROWS, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. S7it7
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TEMPERANCE SPEECH. before Chicago was
reduced to ashes, its innumerable groggeries
were very commonly surmounted by the blue
and white information that ellis Premium
Ales" could be had on the premises. This le-
gend, uniform in its style and structure, met
the Chicagoan everywhere, and il was evident
that if only those who professed to sell the ale
drank it, Mr.. Lii must be doing thriving
business. 1t il, therefore, with some surprise
that we learn that Mr.. Lii, at Chicago re-
building meeting the other night, stated that
his burned brewery would never be reconstruct
Cd, as he was sick Of the business and would not
continue his traffic even il the brewery should
be rebuilt by others and given TO him. It had
been profitable business, he added. but all his
employees were more or less drunkards and he
preferred to so into some other calling, evou IL
be made lees than half the money which his
brewery paid him. The source from which this
statement of Mr. Iil's comes makes it notable.
and gives 1t a marked value fer temperance
lecture.
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a bold attempt was on the ODD inst. at Kala-
mazo, made to rob sheldon u Co.'S bank.
There were four concerned in the enterprise,
and they watched the Office till they saw that
Air. Breese was alone, and then, while one CT
the scoundreis went in and engaged Mr.. T..
to figure on a pretended draft or check, the
others went around the alley and effected an
entrance at the back door. They crept up to
the safe, which was, open, and took therefrom
two packages OF what seemed to be 5-20s, but
in reality were only Michigan railroad bonds.
Some one in The store opposite suspected there
was wrong doing and sent person in 10 in
qure, when the man who asked Mr., 3. to fig
IRE for him took occasion TO leave, and soon
after the robbery was discovered. 6ut the
birds had flown.
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aaeal department

ExHIDIrioN request of many who at
tended, and many who were unable to attend
the Grammar School Exhibitions OF the 2lst,
22nd the best selections OF both evenings Will
be repeated on Friday evening, Jan. 9Th 1872.
The teachers and students OF these Depart
ments have expended great deal OF time and
labor In preparing for this entertainment, and
are working hard to pay for their new piano
this year. The very unfavorable weather pre-
vented anything like an ordinary attendance on
the previous evenings, and 1t is hoped that all
who failed to attend then will be present, and
hear what many declare to be the best exhi-
bition yet given by our school Come one and
all.
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RAILWAY CoILIsIoN.-On Saturday night
about 10 o'clock the fast freight train bound
eastward, and the westward-bound Jackson
freight train co!ided a short distance the other
side OF Dearborn, smashing both engines, and
breaking the right leg OF Henry Blanchard, tue
engineer Of the last mentioned train. The
Jackson freight left this city shortly after 8
o'clock in the evening, and received instruct
ions at the Junction to run to Dearborn. AS
they were going around the curve, short dis
lance the other side of The station the engineer
saw the headlight OF the eastward train, whist
led brakes, and an instant later the machines
NJ ct with great force.
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\ sad accident, the result OF culpable reck-
lessness occurred at Norville, Jackson county,
last Monday evening. 4 young coupls named
respectively Mr.. Frank Hunt and Miss Oar.
ling, accompanied 10y q sister OF Mr.. Hunt and
Mr.. VIM. Bancroft, went to Manchester on
the afternoon OF Monday, to get married. The
ceremony was performed. and the party start
ed homeward about o'clock II the evening
Mr.. Bancroft AMI Miss hunt were Ghea q, in &
light single buggy. aud reached the crossing of
the Detroit. Hiilsdale and Indlanna Kailroad
between Norville aad Manchester, Just as
traia was about to pass. Mr.. =. saw it ap
proaching, and whipping up mis- horse, reck-
lessly attempted to cross the track ahead O; IT,
He was too slow, however, and the locomotive
struck the rear end OF his bu ggy. tearing 1t
loose from the horse and pitching it INTO the
ditch. Tlo occupants were thrown out but
Mr.. Bancroft escaped with slig hit injuries, while
Miss Huat was pitched upon her head aud
shoulders, receiving, it is red fatal injuries
Yesterday night but few he were entertain
e. Of her recovery. Accord to al ideas Of
Divine justice, Bancroft is the person WHO
should have suffered, Persons upon the train
say his act vas one Of pune recklessness
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The North .9merican IRE Dissertation.


CLEVELAND, December 6.-The North Ameri-
can and American Bee Associations assembled
this morning. Two hundred members were
present many from distant States Rev. W.
+. Clark moved that the officers OF the two ex-
listing organizations constitute a committee on
consolidation. The motion was adopted, and
the committee instructed to prepare the neces-
sary constitution and articles. While the COM
mittee was out Mr.. Rood spoke on the foul
brood. lie took the position that the disease
is not contagious. Several men asserted that
they had never been troubled with the disease,
and that it was entirely unknown IN their neigh
borhoods, and vote being taken upon the
question. resulted in al almost equal division.
Nearly one-half failed to experience any dam
age from it. The committee reported con-
stitution providing for consolidation of the
associations under common name con-
sttuton was adopted in which the name of the
organization shall be known as the North
American Bee keepers Society. and shall meet
annually. [ nder the new constitution the fol-
lowiu officers were elected:
President-E. Quimby, ST. j ohnsvIle, n. y.
Secretary-Rev. II. A. King. n Y.
Recording Secretary-Prof. A. J. Cook, OF
Lansing, Mich.
Corresponding secretary 4. /. ROOF; of
Medina, OHIO.
TIeasurer-N c. Mitchell. OF indianapolis
A business committee was appointed, and
after the transaction OF small amount OF mis-
collanaOus busipesa the soaietU adiourOp6 till
evening, which was spent III general remarks
from different ones upon various questions
upon the subject OF keeping bees, which Lad
been presented by the Business Committee
The whole meeting was one OF great inteles
to all. HE meeting adjourned til morning
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MA9AZi- The tenth
volume OF this periodical opens with the Jauu-
ars number, Lich IS before us. Ike It's pre-
decessors, j, is iull OF substantial homo reading
which is admirably adapted ito promote lDow,-
edge, virtue and Temperance" Its contrlbu-
lions for the month include story hy Virginia
I. Townsend; "Che Dead Year OF Disaster. g"
BIZ George 5 Burleish; washington and His
Loves, b. Eev. j. D. Wabely, u. D.; New
borgh and It's surroundings" by Joel 7. i cad
ley, Going 10 Hou- excepting, by LISA Mans
leld; blaming 4 Career" by Horace Gree'y
city versus Country" by Gail Hamilton; a
Temperance Story, by Alice f. Williams The
Wife of DR.. Franklin by James Parton !;
'Enough's Though" by Thomas X. BeecLcr,
etc, etc. The Household fills q blank that has
long existed, by supplying, at low price, a
good Magazine which is but one dollar o year.
Any person not acquainted with it, Will receive
q specimen COPY free by addressing ;. S. Wood
& Co., Nevbergh, " Y.
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COLD WEArHEa.-On Wednesday night the
10th inst, it is reported that the thermometer
sunk 70 1So below zero at Kalamazoo, and at
Dexter to 23o below 0. It was very cold here
but as nobody had long-handled thermometers
it would be impossible to Fix the intensity as
marked by a we'll made instrument.
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Business Notices.

MAGIC OF THE MONTH"; dorlferous 5000
DON'T, renderes the mouth enchanting, COM
posed Of rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts white
ness to the teeth n delicious flower like aroma
to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth
to age, the teeth.
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SURGICAL OPERATION. -On tuesday, Dee.
18TH. DR.. L. Il. Dibble performed a surgical
oaeration on Mr.. L. Landphere, Who resides
two miles west OF th3 village o. the Monroe
road by amputatlng tho lett leg above the
knee. Mr. Lanlphoro hal bsen suffering from
Eecroois of the bone, commonly called fever
sore for Gi.taon yolcs past, anil which had
made considerable lnroad5 upon rne Vitality o.
tao system and was rapidly reducing him
kmpntltion was resorted to for the purpose or
staviny the further progress OF this disease
that was stealily and surely consuming his VI
tally. The operation was peri ormad in the
soace OF twenty-seven seconds. The patti ent
was doing as well as could be expected when
we last heard from him.
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That TURKEY left at our domiclle by De Witt
G.. Lockman. OF Pine Grove, came on the table
n fine style on Christmas day. Our jim. has
been hopping about, and Thompson has man.
tested decided tendency 10 sobble. George
tool, his Turkey at Pages, and may be seen
etrueting about in genuine Turkey style
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The COOLEST THING YEr.-The Aiie8an Jour
nal in It's issue of the 25th inst, speaks OF t1e
Detroit Tribune as "a pretended Repuohcan
paper." There are good many people VINO
regard it otherwise.
II ia also cool assumption Oh its part TO say
Darhaos the Pew Paw True NoHher"eT may
la placol on the list OF the opponents OF the
denomination Of Gel. Grant or any other
sound Republican whom the republican con
yauttoa may nominate.
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SUspENsIoNs.-The American Newspaper Re-
porter gives a list of ifty-four newspapers that
have suspended during the week ending De-
cember 25th.
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Bs SENES@ CgEANGEy
TO ILC .SI . ERM.CN

Having disposed Of our interest in the retail
business, our whole time will be devoted TO the
purchase and sale Of Lumber suitable for the
EASTERN AND CHICAGO MARKETS.
ana those having such Lumber tor eale Will find
!! Ior tneir interest to give us call before sell
ling. Our CHoIcE MIcHrGAN WuIrEwoon will
pe MADE specially. Office over 4. l.. Ross
Store, opposite Dyckman House.
HENRY FITCH.
d" aW, Mich, Oct i6, II. S6itf
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a. q. HOOKER.
surgeon Dentist
LILIES BLocK. Up STAIRS

MAIN STREET., PAW PAW. MICH.
Ihe subscriber would respectfully annonnce
70 'iie Gltlzsps OF Paw Paw and vlcln;tv. that
ne nc III, has bought out and succeeded Or. + "
Mcfarland in his dental establishment on Main
o al 5eu as aooYs. am now ready TO perform
thorough and scientific manner Hayin Oi ~ haI =
I'VE i've years study and practice with frst.ciass
uehtst at Montpeler, Vt. have no hesitation
10 as.1nS Tor liberal patronage, believing that
me. ~ "'' " ~ Ciil upon
In introducing myself To The nao,1, - p,,,
law and vicinity, | 10 not deem # necessary
20 Wllte two or three columns in praise of nv
Pf0fesslonal performances, but would simnIyy
Az them to give me call, then Judge for
"A rt, "or1 warranted. Prices reasonable
-N"''00 -Hu eAaIhlnatlon gratis. S63t4
A. o. HooKrR
raw Paw, Mich. oct. 1th. 1871.
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CHRISTMAS was generally observed by the
business men Of the village, and nearly all
places of business were closed.
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The Schoolcrast Dispatch thinks that hala-
,,,zoo stands q fair chance OF furnishing the
pext candidate for Governor. The AlleGan
Journal is voclferous IN it's efforts to have 1t
distinctly understood that Allegan is to furnish
Tho candidate for the next Governor.
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BLOWN DowN.-Durins the prevalence OF the
strong wind on SATURDAY. last the chimney or
Kilburn AMI Hudson's Drug store was pros
trated on the roof. We saw the sign OF j. {.
Warner wrested from its fastening by sharp
blast, and carried to the middle OF the street.
The wind did blow some.
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The best article ever in use By families, re-
commended by all who have tried it, is the
lalford Leiccstorshiro Table sauce. To be
had OF every good grocer.
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We issue our poper one day IN advance this
week for the purpose Of allowing the en-
ployees OF the Office day for recreation.
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Queen Victoria's favorito newspaper is the
Cologne Gazette. Her favorlte stimlllant is
such delicious teas as are furnished By the
great United States Tea Company, &c, % x Sc
esev st. y. y. Wheaton and iced, agents
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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DlED.-In tins village, on Wednesday the
Goth inst. at the residence Of his father, Clar-
once L. Lindsey. Aged % years.
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MAsQUERADE.-The Masquerade Ball men
toned in this paper last week, Will come OIL
this Friday evening at the Dyckman House
This is to be the Grand Dance OF the season.
and all who attend will have 4 grand good
time.
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TyAN@TESs ED :

SE .ODg.D0 for Two or Three Years. at 10
per cent VIII give first-class security. Nd
dress p. o. Box 12i, Paw Paw. Mich. 873w2
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TEA. TEA. TEA. TEA.

Those who enjoy good cup of Tea are here
by informed that choice article OF Japan Tea
can be had at the Grocery Store OF W. III. Gid
den, which will be sure to give satisfaction TO
all lovers of that beverage. S45.
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Ross advertises IA auction. lie says the
goods must go-under tho hammer. He wants
the room. He keeps SO many clerks and has
go many goods on hand that but little room is
left. something must be ''dij'' to make room
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BYRoSrc.-A poets desperation is finely il
ustrated in these lines:-
stood upon the oceans briny shore,
And with fragile reed wrote
Upon the sand
Agnes love thee !"
The mad waves rolled by and blotted out
The fair impression.
Frail reed! Cruel wave! Treacherous sand!
I'll trust We no more;
But with giant hand III pluck
From Norway's frozen shore,
Her tallest pine and dip its top
Into the crater of Vesuyius.
And upon the high and FURNISHED Heavens
I'll write
Agnes love thee!"
And would like to see any
Do--roro5 w.vc vash that OFT
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PENSION ~.

SOLDIERS OF 1812-for Pensions apply TO
o. W. ROWLAND, County Clerk, Paw Paw. SO
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Buy your SOAP Of
T.. e.. 4sg ELER.

All the best varieties on hand-two OF them
Wv superior
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Buy your boots and shoes of Van AuAen d Co
% per cent. saved by buying your Clothing
OF Van Auken x Co. SI
Save your money and buy your goods where
no shoddies are sold, Recouect the place. a.
Van AuEen < Co.
1000 cords four feet wood wanted at Van Au-
ken q, q. +.
WooD.-Those OF our subscribers who have
promised Us wood IL payment Tor their copy
OF the True Northerner will bear in mind that
LOW is good time II deliver it.
New Goods Tor the Holidays just received at
Van AukCn & Co.'S.
D p. Dcland's Best salcratus at Gliddon'a
only 10 cents fer pound.
Tou can ger n good, two or three hoopel PAL
az Gliddeu for - cents
New Attractions III Winter Goods direct from
New ok and Boston markets d, an huEen
x Co.'S.
May Flower Chewing tobacco at Glidden's
for Sl.25.
We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea; every one who has tired IT says Gladden.
keeps the best in town.
Ladies do not buy your Millinery and Fancy
Goods before looking over the choice assort-
ment OF everything in the above line nov open
Ing at Sellick's. Sl2
4 magnificent stock Of Straw Hats and Bon
nets, Flowers, Ribbons. Laces and Fancy Goods
just opened at Seck's. $40
The largest stock the best assorted and the
finest quality OF Dry Goods. othing, Boots *
Shoes. Hats X Caps. ever offered in this market
at the lowest prices. al Sellicbs. S42
We propose to keep the largest STOCK and
make the lowest prices in all straw and Milf
merry Goods now beng shown at Selhck's. Sl2
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spalding's Glue, handy. mends everything.
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RARE INDUCEMENTS are offered by I. \.
Whiteman at the Paw Paw Marble works to
those who contemplate purchasng Tombssones
IN the Spnng. Those who will make their or
dcis now. will find It greatly TO their advantage
to do SO as they VIII save money.
4 full stock OF Marble for Tomb stones and
Monuments on hand from which TO make
selections. S1ltI
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1. Il. WHIIM1N,W.,
DEALER ~
Vermont &2 italian
MAR BE..EI
MONUMENT HEAD-STONES,
re bets. Etc.
PAW PAW. MICH.

adopt this mode Of advertising my business
instead Of employing agents. Ny o)iec; is to
reduce the expense Of the business as much as
possible, so By purchasing of he you pay no
agent fees. You can also save the expense of
delivering the work if you choose; besides you
can select the Marble yourself, and see the sty,e
of it. as it will be, so there is no possible chance
for being deceived or being disappointed
by taking this course, there is a saving of
from twenty to thirty per cent.-acoording to
how far the purchaser comes
You can readily see that the money save by
not keeping agents goes to tie purchaser instead
Of the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish worl.
cheaper That cannot be done. unless done by
Apprentices. | furnish no work Of that class
as employ no Apprentices.
My work and material cannot be questioned.
~ Patronize home, if you can, aud save
money by so doing. Sl3
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WHirAllERs MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-T The jan
uary number OF this excellent Magazine is be-
fore us. We have examined it carefully, and
pronounce is to be the best dollar monthly
published II is eli'ed with signal ability. and
contains original articles from the pens OF some
OF our most eminent writer's has the most en-
gaging, attracting and first class, original sto-
RES and poems, a carefully complied and reii-
able Fashion article valuable Information on
the purchase o. goods, and, in fact q great
number Of articles, either one OF which is sep
erately we'll worth the subscription price OF the
Magazine. But in addition to all this. the pub
fishers are offering the most liberia. and varied
premium list ever before published. Any one
having little spare time can, in few even
ings get a premium worth from $40 to 800
cash. Send for aspecman copy, and look over
the premium list for yourself or send one dol
lar for years subscription to
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NOTIl1E

NOTICE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE
u lie township of Lawrence. s. miles from lie
catur, 40, 50 or 100 acres, with one or two ,ood
rane house rs purchaser may want. Sojfond
surface As good as can be found in Wscbigar
AAY persons wishing to buy land viii find r. 70
NOR Interest 10 Cd. on the subscriber. on the
premises, SIGr,@e ~ '1'
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& The Force Of Habit.

T. ,f..Ls Of sE t.F.l -. iit
The Washington Patriot is re
sponsible for this story:e sroa1a5I
President Grant attempted to
write his thanksgiving proclama-
ton without consulting anybody,
and of course, as ais know, lie
,blundered.; Indeed, hisrzninl was
Ssoiwarped by thinking'ofithe K,t-
Klux, that. " hem the first draft OF
his. thanksgiving proclamation
was. placed in ;the hands i,ofl his
private 8secretaryl for correction,
it was in substance Very like his
preliminary Ku-KluN, Aproclaan;a-
ton. 1t commanded the people
to peaceably assemble within five
days from date and deliver up
their, prayers; and threatened n
general suspension of tile writ of
habeas corpus, "A declaration of.
martial law, and tho arrcst'of all
who tisobeyed thetortler if it was
not universally observed. OF
course lit was corrected, and
Grant, never knew thestlifterence.