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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-11
TEIEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday,
at lll;.
The amount subscribed in Boston to
The French charity fund is $4,000.
John Masten, colored, was har ged
Yesterday at Frederick, Nd, for com
hitting rape on Mrs. Margaret
Butcher, white woman. on the 9th OF
April last.
4 dispatch from boy iestown, Pa,
saws: A dwelling house in Northamp-
ION township was burned last night.
Two children perished, and the mother
was seriously injured.
K. Il. Angel, Professor OF the French
Language at the | nited States Military
Academy Tor the last twenty-five years,
lied suddenly yesterday morning at
West Point,
1t is currently reported that the
Pennsylvania Central has determined
20 make q connecting link from near
DeeltielG via Lebanon to Dayton, by
which they will have trough route
tn Chicago.
Elias Dayton, receiving teller OF tie
CIV National Bank, Newark, \. j.,
uaS been detected Of detalcation to the
amount Of 5000 1t has not been
made known by the bank officials, and
i is presumed the affair has been
settled
The Howe Sewing Machine Factory,
at Peru, Ind, was partially destroyed
hy fire yesterday morning. Z. P.
I.oveiand, formerly editor Of the Miami
'ounty Republican. persisted in the
lanes, and two ethers persisted.
los estimated at fifty thousand
dollars partially covered by in
~prance. The fire is supposed to have
originated in the drying room.
ruriey Harris, who was arrested in
Pittsburgh, and transferred on Friday
morning to Philadelphia officers to be
taken TO that city, on the charge OF
shooting a policeman, escaped yesterday
morning by jumping from railroad
train. one mile west Of Paoli. The leap
was frightful one, the prisoner being
handcuffed when it was performed.
the train was stopped and search made
'or the fugitive, mt no traces have
been discovered.
At a meeting Of the citizens of Cleve,
land, Ohio, on Thursday evening, the
Northern Ohio Relief Association
was formed, with Mavor Buherer as
President; T. p. Hardy. President OF
the Merchants National Bank, Tres,
urcr, and l.. F. Mullen, Secretary, with
fifty Vice Presidents distributed among
,he important towns of Northern Ohio
The object of the organization is foI
the purpose OF soliciting money, grair
and -eeIS 10 send to the suffering ant
impoverished French and Germans il
Europe
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Marrow Guaxe Railroad.

Mr. Mcbride, Of the Greene county
Iron Works, has just returned from
New York, and informs the Bristol
Nears that he has secured about $4,000
toward the construction OF the 80 inch
wooden railroad from Greenville to
Haysville, the location Of the Greene
county Iron Works, The distance is
eleven miles, and when visiting the
works last summer, Mr.. Gleason, the
Superintendent, told US he would enter
into contract to build the road for
$4,000. Of this, $4,000 has been Sc.
cured in New York, several thousand
in Greenville and Greene county, and
the iron company will probably take
the remainder. 1t is intended to use
the wooden rail for four or FIVE years
and then strip with iron. The value
Of the work is seen at once, when We
know that this one company is turning
out ten tons of metal per day and the
New York half as much.-KnorviHs
(Tsnn.) Whig, Jaasary %. >,.ss..
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Dfsfnfectants.

The best and most simple disinfecting
agent known is chloride Of zinc in mu-
riatic acid, and can be applied in a
diluted state to cesspools, foul and Of
fensive drains, etc. .,
Sulphate OF zinc is also an excellent
disinfectant, and can be purchased at
almost any drug store in the form OF
salt. A half pound dissolved in pail
of warm water and thrown into q cess
pool not remarkably offensive will de-
odorize it at once. We advise our city
readers to apply this agent freely, dur
ing the month Of August especially.
Copperas is another agent that may
be applied in the same manner, and for
the same purpose, and either Of these
will accomplish, if freely used, all that
is needed.
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EUROPE.
The Dispute Between Italy and Tu.
nis-London Subseribes $4,000 for
{. Relief OF France.

The Dispute Between Italy ana fti.
nis-London Subseribes 42OO0 for
+. Relief OF France.
FLoRENoE, February l0.-The Gov
ernment here has been notified that an
envoy from the Bey Of Tunis is on the
way to Florence, with instructions to
settle questions in dispute.
LONDON, February l0.-The corpora
ton of the city of London yesterday
subscribed f2000 for relief Of the in
habitants of Paris.
London Press on the Queens speech
One Of the Queens Chapiafns
Dead.
LONDON, February l0.--The Times
today, in remarks on that portion Of the
roval speech announcing the reference
OF the American questions to a joint
High Commission, says: Although the
Alabama question is secondary to the
fisheries, as a subject for consideration
BY the commission, yet there is no doubt
as 10 which question will mainly en-
gage attention. But it is erroneous to
suppose that it is the purpose OF the
commission to find ground for England
to abandon her position or concede her
liability on the Alabama question.
The Standard today, in an editorial
m the Queens speech, saws the facts Of
the appointment Of joint Commission,
for the settlement Of the Alabama diff
ficulty with the United States, would
be more interesting to the public if the
basis on which the Commission is to
operate were known.
Henry Millville, the eloquent preach
er, and one of the chaplains to the
Queen, died yesterday, at q wears of
age.
German telegraph offices in France
have been ordered to transmit French
official messages relative to the cleo
tons and provisioning Of Paris
The Prussians captured letter from
the King of Sweden, expressing the
warmest sympathy for France.
The Pope and Spanish Dynasty
War ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tradicted-Germans Preparing
for Action-Earthquak
A special dispatch to the London
Telegraph announces the early recog-
milton by the Pope Of the new Spanish
dynasty.
LONDON, February l0.-A dispatch
from Berlin says the war contribution
of 2OO,O0O,O00 francs exacted from
Paris has been apportioned, l5O, 100000
to North Germany and 30,0UO,O0O to
South Germany.
The report that the Turks were abont
to form a camp at Shumla, threaten
ing Roumania, is denied by credible
authority.
A dispatch from Versailles Of the
10th gives report that the Imperial
German army is in process Of formation.
The 18th army corps will consist OF
Wurtemhurg and ifessian troops.
Violent shocks Of earthquake were
felt at Darmstadt this morning
VERSAILLES, February l0.-Returns
from eleven departments indicate the
election OF Bonapartist, Orleanist and
clerical candidates, but very few Re
publicans. The duration of the armis-
tice will probably be extended, that the
order of assembly may have time to
perfect the work Of restoration.
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money which was collected fos building
and school purposes, and which was
suspiciously Represented to have been
stolen from him. The Legislature had
no right to pass a law releasing this
Treasurer from the payment of town
ship funds. The present bill will be
passed and the Legislature should enact
stringent laws in regard to other delin-
quent officers. Thousands Of dollars
have been squandered by these officers,
in different parts Of the State, and they
should now be brought to justice and
made to pay up.-Courier, FEB. 4h
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Prom HaHanN.

HAVANA, February l0.-Admiral Lee,
accompanied by Consul General
Riddle, called to-day upon Captain
General Valmaseda and Admiral
Malcamps, Of the Spanish Navy, and
was received with marked attention.
Lee congratulated Valmaseds on the
wisdom and clemency Of his policy.
replied with much courtesy.
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TENNESSEE.
Arrest OF Illicit DistiIlers-They are
Rescued from the Officers.

hescueu irOtn the OIucefh.
NASHVILLE, February l0-Super-
visor Emery sent to Franklin county,
Wednesday, the Revenue officers and
Deputy United States Marshal, together
with a squad of soldiers, to arrest FIVE
persons for Illicit distilling. The par
ties were arrested, and yesterday at
Winchester the Supervisors force was
surrounded by 500 armed men. the
prisoners released, property rescued and
the men maltreated. S. That part of the
State is in open war against the Govern,
ment revenue laws One Of the res
cued prisoners, Jesse Arledge, declared
he could not be taken ont of Franklin
county.
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Funerals Of Victims of the Late
Disaster.

New LONDON, Cr., February 10
|The funeral Of Rev Witcombe and wife
and three children, victimso Of the Hud-
son River railroad disaster, took place
|to-day. Business was all suspended ),
|three brothers OF the deceased lady
|artei as pail bearers. Twelve ministers
Fl this diocese conducted the services in
b Very solemn and impressive manner.
BrFF,Lo, February l0.-A large con-
F'urse OF relatives and friends attended
Pie funeral OF four victims Of the late
Fa'IrOad accident. The scenes at the
Perspective places OF burial was ex-
|lrenely affecting. 81.
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BOSTON.
TIVE SchOOnerS Condemned for NiO.
Iating Fishery Laws.

lating Fishery Laws.
, RoSToN, February l0.-A Halifax
dispatch states that the schooners A.
II. Wauson and A. J. Franklin, to-
gether with their stores, eargoes, &c,
were condemned to-day as forfeited TO
the Queen by reason o! their violation
of the fishery laws, by Vice Admiralty
Court. The Judge in prououncing
judgment expressed regret at the pain
ful duty imposed upon him, but the
evidence of disinterested witnesses in
both cases was so conclusive he could
not refuse to believe it. In the latter
case he expressed a hope that the Do
minion government would act liberaly
and remit the penalty in, whole or in
part 90 - 49,
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A Move I'm the Right Direction.

A bill passed to its engrossment in
the House Of Delegates, yesterday, re-
pealing an act releasing one Zebadee
Brown, Township Treasurer in Brazton
county, from the payment Of about
fourteen hundred dollars Of township
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River News.

PITTsBuRGH, February l0.-Weather
cloudy and cold. Monongahela four
feet nine, and stationary. Departed
Juniata, for Cincinnati; Granite State,
for Portsmouth.
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NEW YORK.
Meeting Of the Union League Club

Meeting Of the Union League Club.
New YORK, February 10 The Regu-
lar meeting of the Union League Club,
held last night in its theatre, in the
Club House, was rendered noticeable
by the delivery OF the inaugural ad-
dress OF the newly elected President,
VIM. Hoppin. In his address he re-
ferred to the history OF the Club and
the service il rendered the country dur
ing the rebellion, and hoped the mem
bers would give attention to political
measures calculated to ameliOrate the
condition of the nation and promote
its prosperity. The address was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by the
members, and accepted as true exposi-
ton of what should be the policy ofthe
Club with reference to participation in
local political contests. ...
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that the office to which he was nomi-
mated is not a civil Office created by
law, it being held that he was appoint
ed merely to represent the President in
an executive capacity
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Fire I'm an Express Car.

At nine o'clock last night, as the
Cincinnati express train entered the
east end OF Bergen Cut, a fire was dis
covered inside the Adams Express car
The train was stopped and half car
load of silks, ribbons and varieties were
ablaze and thrown out. Loss four or
five thousand dollars. The fire caught
from the locomotive sparks. The goods
were consigned to Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
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p.ir of SHOES with Feet in then
Found.

N%w YoGK, February lO.--Nothing
las been heard at New Hamburg or
roughkcrpsie OF the Italian Counsel at
Montreal. Mr.. Kinsella, or Dr. Lucia,
attaches Of that Consulate, for whom
:nqui.i;S were received 10y telegraph
from their friends. 1t j. only conjec.
,rrrd or supposed that they were on the
train, but a. they have been widely an
nounccd as missing, it is at least strange
.Ircy i" not report themselves.
THe slrangest mystery OF this affair
Vet rcmairS to be told. Mr.. Mallory,
the Poughkeepsie coroner, has in his
POSSESSION pair Of shoes, evidently
hrInnging to a girl about fifteen years
."' a.e. These shoes contain pair OF
:rr,, all that remain OF the body OF
.wh,rh they were once members, the
r.,t having been consumed in the ter
rhlc corila-ration that followed the
.colli-ion The shoes We're picked up
rrar the foot Of a telegraph pole that
.srandS on the embankment leading to
.iHr bridge on the north, and scarcely
six feet from the end of the bridge
How they came there is a mystery
.cQually as impenetrable as that of their
proper owner : life. The feet they con-
tain are all that remain of a body that
ht> not vet been missed. Is the only
.c"rr tin thing connected with it.
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onn BUS. PRIME CLOVER SEED,
~U Just received and for sale by
janD OGLEBAY, SON d 90.
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New Bacon.
Clover Seed.

CUGAR CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS
y and sides, In store and for sale by
janl3 N. REILLY.
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POEllEIKEEPSsE.
Ruisin. the Locomotive fro:n the
Wreck.

PorGmKEErSIE, Februrry lo.--The
superintendent at the wreck says that
j. will be impossible to do more than
IT grappIin.s under the locomotive to-
,ty. as the flood tide will drive the
Iahorers from their work this afternoon.
lie thinks that all will be ready to raise
ne engine tomorrow morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
FlNAHCiAL.

FVVE TmEEF SECUEETIEs.
IL Cooks 6 Co. are now selling and recommend
a. Profitable and safe investment for az classes,
Il First Mortgage 9-30 Gold bonds of the North
Pacific Railroad Company, bearing Seven and
4rae-Tenths per cent. gold interest lmore than s
ler cent. currency, and secured by first and only
mortgage on the entire road and equipments. ana
On more than 3,oC0 Acres of Land to every miie
81 track or 500 Acres Of Land to each $1,000 bond.
The highest current price viii be paid for US. Five
Tventies, and all other marketable securities re-
ee!yed in exchange. Pamphlets, maps, and full
lLfurnation as well as the bonds themselves, wiA be
igrnshed on application by JAY COOKE & Co., PhIla-
drphia, New York, and Washington and 10y most
Banks aud Bankers throughout the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
A Coin OF Two Centuries Ago,

The Annapolis (Md.) Republican
gives the following description of an
old coin recently found in that place:
On the face, in the outer circle, is the
word Massachusetts,, and three half
destroyed letters, one resembling M :"
in the inner circle a leatiess tree, with
partly visible roots. On the reverse,
the outer circle bears the words, : New
England, An. Dom. ; " in the center
ar the figures "l652 This ancient
silver coin is about the size of an old
English shilling the edge of the rim
is worn IN three places about the six
toelh part of an inch, and with this
exception 1t is in fine state OF prescry-
alton, which fact gives weight to the
suppoaiticp that it had been coined
but . brief dme previous to its loss or
burial
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
The Mexican Outrages in Arizona.

The Arizona Miner, of Prescott, Sept.
%. publishes the following letter from
King S. Woolsey, dated Aqua Caliente,
Sept II,
1.-THE settlers on the Lower Gild are
preycd upon by Mexican outlaws from
Sonora with impunity, settlements
robbed, aad horses, cattle and citizens
Tiled on American soil. Government
pro..oGon should be extended to put
m end to this guerrilla war Hundreds
If Texas cattle have been stolen from
droyars coming this route this spring
and summer. Four whites end zen
Ncxicans have been murdered III the
g-st lev months, and thousands Of dol
Lars worth Of property lost.
" Ventinma Martincz,a noted bandit,
with o party Of Mexicans, ran off about
l25 head of Texas cattle on the 10th Of
August, and boldly headed for Califor-
MIA. Eight days after party started
in pursuit, and captured Martinez ana
two of his band. Martinez escaped.
but ia doing so was wounded. The
Mexicans threaten, that if MARTINEZ
dies, not q white man shall be LETT alive
on the Gala. Peacefully disposed Mex
leans are anxious to leave. Since my
advent into the territory, eleven years
AGO, never felt life and property so
endangered by Apaches MS they are by
MeXicans at present on the Lower
fila
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

PAIN in the Stomach and Bowels,
Constipation, sick-Headaehe, Cramps, Collie,
Cholera bolbus and Distress after Eating are
surely cured by the use of Cons DYSPEPSIA
Cure. 1t IS certainly the greatest remedy il
existence. For sale by druggists everywhere.
II The GREAT FIRE of Chicago the
Little Corporal Publishing House was destroy
ed with all It's contents; but the gallant little
Juvenile stlll lives. The November number
was ali ready for the press and partly printed.
The December number Will be issued early IN
November, and viii be extra large, containing
about double the usual number of pages, and
viii be sent FREE to all new subscribers TOR
1872. Terms, $3.50 year.
JOHN +. MILLER, Publisher.
(hicapO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

E'EvEEs seldom make an attack with
out warning; and may often be thrown of
by soaking the feet in warm water, wrapping
up warm in bed, and taking two or three OF
=. Parsons Plrgatjre Pjlis.'
4 Missionary Just returned, says he
regards " JohBSoH's AHodyac LiHimrd' a. be
.on1 al, price and elicacioue beyond any 9th
er medicine. 1t is adapted TO a grel, variety
OF sE .al cases, and is The best pain KILLER il
lt.u..d.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Nd MnMna az E.e.,nr.

The flli has MANY perils for the weak and feeble,
aud its sudden atmospheric changes are trying to
the constitutions Of even the robust. The chilling
Temperature Of tie nights, as compared with the
almost summer warmth Of the days, necessarily
exercises an unhealthy influence on all wuoare ex-
posed toit Renee dysentery, diarrhna Intermittent
levers. bilious attacks, and arrangements Of all the
secre,l3us, are common at this season. Tie trte
way to escape them is to meet the causes with pro-
;ectys and inugorating medicine. Hostet'er's
Stomach Biters are designed for this cupcncy. This
powerful vegetable specific relieves the system Of all
acrid humors pUrihes the fluids tones the secrctive
organs, promotes healthy evaporation through the
pores, increases the activity of the digestive func-
tons, cheers the spirits, and regulates the bowels
To DO TINS is to make the whole body vigorous aud
render proof against the vlcissitudcs Of Temporal
tonic and Alternative is therefore in al cases advisable
q preventive atthis season H. On the other hand,
the mischief is already done. and intermittent or re-
mtten: fever is actually present the liver bowels.
or stomach diso.dercl, there is no medicine SO GER
tain to effect quick and thorough cure Of this harm
less and Agreeable preparation.
Hrr1 RLLIaF ron YorSG MEs. from Nervous
Debility SC Books aIi circulars eea free Of charge
Iru4. %. 10 /.
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For DYSnenSia.

Indigestion, depression OF spicits, and
general debility il their various forms !;
also, as preventive against fever and
ague, aud other intermittent feyers, the
" Ferro.PDosphorated Elixir Of Cali
sava, y made by Caswel, Hazard & Co.,
New York, and sold by AL druggists, is
the best tonic, and Us a tonic Tor pa
hents recovering IRON fever or other
sickness, II has no equal.
READY FOR Customers. H. w. &
!. N. Wethe-en have located, since the fire
at 363 Wabash avenue Chicago, ana can now
furnish their customers new ana complete
stock Of Millinery goods.
THE HAPPINESS of "A family which n
life policy secures is beyond ali price.
Take out one Tor your family in the
WASHINGTON
DIVIDENDS can be used to keep poll
cies in force in The Mutual Life Of
Chicago.
READ the card Of Messrs. Bliss,
Keene y Co.. sole importers Of Quadrangle.
FUSNY-that "square dances are
coming 'rOltad again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

Every year increases the populari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons tha5 t is
kept fully up to its high STANDARD;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. ltremoves all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY It's use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal yigor, and
viii create a new growth, except in
extreme Old AGE. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
As it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair n splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayerof Massachusetts,, says,
"Thc constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
So!d BY al Druggists md Deaicrs in .uediciaes.
Drfa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

WALKFn Proprietor, i. X. MCDoSAL an
ven s IT, San Francisco, CAL aud ~ "a Commerce ST.
fILBlONS Bear Testimony to theis
NohGcrful Curative Effects.
They are not vile Fancy Drink, Made OF FoGr
Rum. Whiskcv, Proof spirits aud sefuss
Liquors dogto,cd spiced and sweeeucdto please ths
t.etaceilei "cc:s.c." "Aqpetizers "Restc.c- &C.,
hUtcai the tppler on 20 drunkenness and ruin but
atruo Medicine made from the native Rcets and Herbs
ot California, free from all Alcoholic ~tiuu-
Iauts. They are the GREAT BLOOD PIRl-
FiEIs ana : LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
perfect Reuoyator aud luyigorator OF the System,
carrying of all poisonous matter and restoring thehoud
TO healthy condition. No person take these Bit
tors according to directions and remain long nnwen
provided their bones not destroyed by mineral
poisouo other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond tho point o, repair.
They are n Gentle Furantivc as wcli II
Tonic, possessing, also the peculiar merit OF acting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion fnaam-
nation Of the Liver, and all the Viscorll Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
old, married single at the dawn Of womauhood or az
the turn of lilc these Tonic Bittcrs have no equal
For Iunaurtntory and Chronic Rhcuuia-
tisn and Goat, Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
lhiiOua, R"miticnt and lntcImittCnt Ec-
ver@, piscnscs Of thc Blood, Liver, II i'd
news and bladder, these Filters have hyen most
successful such Diseases are ciuscdhy Vitin,ed
blood. which Is generally produced ly arrangement
Of the digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache Pain In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tghtncss Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructat,en3 81 the stomach
Bad Taste in tho Mouth Bilious tuackr Palpjaton OF
Tie Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs, PAIN in tho re-
rIops Ct tine Kidneys anl hundred o,her painful syup
toms, are The olspliucs ot Dyspepsia.
They lrygoao the Stomach and stimulate the toyrid
Liver and Bowels which ronoor them of upcaasRcd