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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
Family Medicine.

No household should be without them. They are
perfectly sale, require but tuo tor ordinary Dose
are prompt and efficient in action, and when used
In connection with DIR. Hoofand's German Bitten
or Tonic, may be regarded as certain specifics in ali
eases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or any Of the
disorders 20 which the system is ordinarily subject.
L..
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LeAvenw 1t County,
Ia the District Court Q! tic frs: y4lic; Ds:gic,
OF the 5 ate of Kansas, sitting in tar County o.
Leayenworth in said --..a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

act gpon the stomach and sowe.s CARVING o. INA.
proper o's'r'4c;iOis, While the Ritt-T- or Tor .
Pi.i'y 'hr blood, sf.sn.,ths. arb i1yig..fafe m
i4;.a-ri ave r'Iu' 1i aFt-iit.. 2. t1s ni.rs 49,.
tnds egiii gp ta.- nv4hi $685.
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CnAPPED hands, face, rough skin, pimples
ring. worm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous
affections, cured, and theskin made soft and
smooth BY using the Juniper Tar Soap made
By Caswell Hazard & Co., New York. Ni
more convenient and easily applied than any
other remedy, avoiding the trouble of the
greasy compounds now in use. For sale by
TAeo. Egersdorf, druggist. DIV
FoR Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints "Brown's Bronchial Troches"
manifest remarkable curative properties.
d&w
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"A . @ FL a N DIS
PODOPH YLLIN
lls

perfect s;Iiss;i. raereurv. without .ov a,
mereury's evi! qualities. Thess wonderful Fills.
which ere intended TO act upon liver are main
" confessed OF Po loDhylli or the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
HORSE lNFIRNARY.
DOOIEY 4 BANNIsTER'S

DOO1.EY q BANN1STEH'>
As ii vETERINAkY shOeirs Forge.
Ah.5H Us corner Of Seneca and Third streets.
vi We beg leave TO- notify horse keep
AE3zl2.er AID the public generally, that
We have permanently es:abi- he'd .
HORSE AND CATTLE I FIRNARY, in our
Brick Stables, erected expressly for the purpose,
with every convenience for the proper treatment
and comfort OF sick snimzls. Also q Veterinary
Forge where horse feet will be examined thor
oughly before shoeing. and shod With shoes suit
able Tor each hope, and BY thoroughly expert
enced men, second to none in the business
Awards and Diplomas can be seen at our cflce,
both from England and America.
Attendance day and night
Horses examined IS to scundness
Charges reasonable.
Will contract with large establishments for
medical, treatment and shoeing by tie year.
Horses bought and sold on commission.
In returning thanks for past favors. We trust by
q strict attention 70 business, TO merit continu-
ance Of the same.
janlils DOOLEY 4 BANNISTER.
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Beautiful Woman !

Complexion the Frsshuess Of Youth.
uAGAS'. MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the flushed
appearance caused by heat, fatigue and excitement
1t makes the lady Of forty appear but twenty, AID
SO natural and perfect tina: no person can detect
its application. BY its use the ushest skin is
made to rival the pure radiant texture Of youthful
beauty. II removes TeJncss, b!o.ehes, and rim-
PIES 1t contains nothing that ii! injnre tie skin
il the lezs:.
MAGNOLIA BALx is used by sli fashionable ladies
In New York, London and Paris. 1t costs only IS
cents Per Bottle, and is sold By all Druggists and
Perfum-rs. jsni2eol& w43No.1
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MANHOOD WoMANHooD u Who may
mary, why, LOG pages, sealed. Impediments,
Causes and Cure. Sent 25c. DR.. Whittier,
6l7 s.. Charles Street, St. Lsuis, Mo.
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Brace Truss,
PpI USE IN THE ARMY.

Send to Banning & Co.. No. D~y street. Ne!
York, for 2 common sense essay On the meehanicai
nature and treatment Of vocal, pulmonary, diges-
tive nervous, spinal and female weaknesses also on
the radical cure Of hernia piles and proapsus uter,
by Banning celebrated Trace truss, body braces,
uterine supporters, &C., &c. The Banning system
OF mechanical support has the unqualified endorse-
meet Of over s. 0OJ medical gentlemen In this coun-
try and Europe and has been sdoped by them in
their practice Banning Braces are for sale by sill
druggists, snd by Banning Co., No. Dey ST.
New York.
n. B.-The Common Sense essay mailed free to
any address. 0ct2sd&weod2w
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Ssimulatins Cream Linimenl

A tavoTite with the ladies because of its ceanli-
ness. Efficient in relieving Neuralgia, Rheum.
tism, &c. Robt. Parham. DIV
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MEDICAL.
Plantation Bitters.
S. T.---1860---X.

This wonderful vegetable rest0ra.
tIve Is the sheet.ancEOr Of the feeble
andss debilitatca. As tonic ard cor.
dial for tho ased ana lanyuii II has
no equal among s:omachits. As .
remedy for the nervous weakness to
which woman are especially sub
ject, /. is supersediDg every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropical,
temperate or frisid, il acts as . spe.
ciic in every species Of disorder which
undermires the bodily strength and
breaks down tho animal spirits.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
SEEDS.

Having been the first to introduce TO the public
the hubbard Squash. American Turbsn tquash,
Marblehezd Mammoth Cabbage, Mexican SWEET
Corn. Phinney's Water Melon, Browns New
Dwarf Marr0wf4t Pea. Boston Carried Lettuce, and
other
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
New & Valuable Vegetables

with the return Of another season l am again pre-
pared TO supply the public with vegetable and
hower seeds Of the purest quality. Ny Annual
all 1t has not only ali novelties, but tie standard
vegetables OF the farm and garden, lover one hun
dred OF which Of my own growing, and q care
my Catalogue will be found copies Of letters received
from farmers and gardeners residing in over thirty
different States and Territories rho have used my
seed from to ten years. warrant LIST, that all
money sent shall reach me; 3D. that all seed ORDER
ed shall reach the pure haser; Sd, that my sest
shall he Iesh, and :rue to name. Catalogues free
to all.
JAMES J. II. GREGORY,
iau25wiw Marbeh, ad Mass.
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Publication Is cfice.

STATE OF X :NsAs, ju
LkavenwoTth County,
In the District Cour. orthe First sdic:~l District
OF the State OF Kansas, sitting il the County ii
Le2venworih.
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TRUSSES.

RANNING3 CELEBRATED
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

throwing him and the State Govern
ment, for which we cannot express too
great admiration. He has defeated
the enemy at every point, won the
renewed confidence of his former
friends, gained many new adherent
from the ranks of his bitterest oppo-
nents, and challenged the respect of
all. It is our decided opinion that
not another man in the State could
have engineered through the late ex-
citing events SO successfully as he has
done. There is every prospect that
the countenanee of the National Gov
eminent will be Withdrawn from the
Custom house faction from this time
forth, in which case no sane man
will question the future success of the
Republican party of the State or the
reelection of Governor Warmoth.
We, in common with all the citizens
of town, parish and State, await the
elimination of the existing revolution
with interest, though we have no
doubts as to the final result.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

Speaker Carter Expelled From
the House.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

No Quorum in the Senate.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06
A WEEK OF EXCITEMENT!

GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN SESSION.
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O,H.BREWsTER CHOSEN SPEAKER

Revolution Against the State
Government.
, 1872-11-04
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LREAi BRl AIN.
NEW YORK, Nov. "A London letter says that
Gladstone opposes the raising of the Alabama
money by the way Of 3 loan, as it would increase
the debt. It is most probable that bonds will be
issued for part Of the $1,000, 900, 80 as to ex-
tend the payment for q considerable period.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The municipal elections
throughout England yesterday resulted in heavy
Conservative gains, which are attributed to the
passage Of the Licensing act. There was much
dissatisfaction at the working OF the new Ballot
act. Tho voting Was so slow that in many
places all the votes could not be pol1ed.
During court, yesterday, in Durrus, near
Banttry, ireland, floor gave way. Precipitating
two hundred persons distance Of twelve feet.
Several we're instantly killed, and forty we're in
jured, some Of whom may die.
Charles Francis Adams and Elliott G. Cowdin
sailed to-day in the Russia.
It has been raining necessarily in London for
the past four days.
A banquet was given last night by the Royal
Geographical Society in honor Of Bart1e Frere,
who is about to proceed to Africa to promote the
cause Of the abolition Of slavery in that coun-
try.
William H. Thomas, OF Notes and Queries,
gave an entertainment last evening, which was
largely attended by members Of the literary pro-
4esBloo.
, 1872-11-04

ssA1lani Where is Allan ?"
4 moment ago he WAS playing with his little
cart in the yard, hauling dirt to the currant-
bnshes. I cannot tell how many cartfuls he car
ried. He WAS busy as little man. But Allan
ia gone. Where is his cart2
0Allani Al1an!"
"Tse here!" at last said small voice from the
back parlor.
'sWhat are you there tor?" asked his mother,
opening the door and looking in.
Allan did not answer at first. He WAS stand
ing in the corner, with pretty sober look on
"Come out to your little cart" :" said his moth
er; it is waiting for another run
rs not been here long 'nuff, :" said the little
What are you here for at all ?" asked his
mother:
"Ipunishing my Own self. I picked some
green cu1rants. and they went into my mouth, :"
said Allan.
oh when mother told you not to? Green
currants will make my little boy siel," said his
mother, in a sorry tone.
:" You needn't punish me-" said Allan ?"
punish my own self"
His mother often put him in the back par1or
alone when he had been naughty boy, and,
you see, he took the same way with himself.
e Are you not sorry for disobeying mother 2"
she asked Allan.
81 sorry but sorry is not 'nutf. punish
me. stay here good while and have thinks" 4"
, 1872-11-04
BELOiT, WIS.


Details OF the College Troubles
Special Despctch to The Chicago Tribune.
Buo1r, Wis, Nov. about 10 years ago,
the annual publication Of the College Register
was commenced by the students Of Beloit Col
1ege, as sort Of memorial sheet, pertain
ing chiefly to the soldier students in
approx al Of the faculty, and under
tier general supervision, snd each year the
students, without waiting for solicitation, sub
nnitted to the faculty for approval the proof
sheets before publication.
Since the close Of the VAT the College Register
has lost something Of its original memorial char
acter, and treated in . free and spicy manner Of
matters connected with the inner life OF the
sa Gesss obefg tSgssh'F wa5 E5h se nss sudsssa 5ss
might be in any way connected with. The Reg
aste,. for this year is in press at Rockford and
on being asked for the proofs q few days ago,
the students positively refused to give them to
tas aea fa'0 P5sss snd sa as5s'd sns fs
to to II the e proofs. claiming that The
publication Of the Register was Q right belong
By the Faculty. This protest was signed BY all
the students Of the College proper, except three,
and, accompanying it, was pledge TINT they
would continue in their refusal to submit
the proofs for either supervision or censure,
even though such refusal should result in ex-
.pulaion. Yesterday afternoon the Faculty and
students met in the college chanel to consider
the m liter, and remarks were made at consider
able length BY both professors, and students.
Another meeting was held at the same place
this afternoon, and after q long and thorough
discussion Of the case the students adopted the
following resolution :
WHEREAS, In proceeding in the course re have
En We Top be doing s. aeFsf9FS sa n
place We before the demand Of the Faculty was
made for the proofs
The meeting adjourned, and the probability
to the Faculty for supervision, or
the Register viii not be published
this year. The students have recalled their pro-
test and pledge, and the indications nov are
that in few days more entire harmony will be
re-established between professors and students,
and Beloit College move right on once again
quietly and smoothly in its work Of education.
, 1872-11-04

ported on the Janesburg RAILROAD, near Mon
mouth, Nj, on Thursday, was due to careless
@ ness IN telegraphing as to the running Of trains.
horribly mangled. The engineer Oh one train
did not give signals for ''down brakes" though
u full view Of the approaching train. It was
nlraculons rae that q frightful loss OF life did not
occur: No physician was near to aid the
wounded, Whose sufferings we're, for while,
dreadful
DETROIT, Nov. 2.-George Show, a brakeman
on the Detroit, Lansing 6 Lake Michigan Rail-
road, was killed at the Grand Trunk Junction,
today, by falling in front Of a freight train,
He was single man, belonging to Greenrille.
, 1872-11-04

Thomas Ansbro, Of San Francisco for libel
On Edith German, the escaped nun, Was yes
terday fined 81 600.
William Mayfeld Was arrested in New York, on
chants in that city on an extensive scale.
a fire at Charlestown, Clarke County, Ind, on
| Saturday, burned four houses, the Post Office, q
dry goods store, bakery, and residence. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $500.
The Philadelphia Mint yesterday commenced
melting LOCO, 600 81 gold pieces to be converted
into pieces Of a larger denomination. Twenty
millions Of these pieces are to be used.
William johnson, IN operative at the Mineral
Point Zinc Works, in LaSalle, had his left foot
crushed between two cog-wheels, on Friday eY-
| ening. The injured member was amputated yes
terday.
Herman Asher, steward Of the United States
Hotel, in Louisville, formerly proprietor Of a
hotel in Wheeling; and the Gibson House, in
Cincinnati, left for parts unknown on Friday
night, having borrowed money, in small sums
from many persons, and leaving sundry bills un-
paid.
a telegram from Grand Junction, Iowa, yes
terday, hays that the ground g!a vas "a white @ with
storm OF the season. Thousands Of docks Of
wild ducks and geese arc flying southwark, and
the sloughs along the line Of the Des Moines
Valley Railroad are full Of them.
The body Of a young girl, about Il, named
DHY, WHO Qa8 DeG4 uussIuE Ill N0TLUHOou 6lllCb
last week, was found on Friday night. Franklin
B. Evans, who was arrested On suspicion, &C.
companied the Sheriff to some woods near by,
and pointed out the spot where the body was
buried under q stump. The inquest is being
held. 1tis probable that Evans has made con-
fession. Great excitement prevails in the VII
lage.
4 young woman, by the name Of Mary E.
Armstrong, committed suicide on Friday night,
at Logansport, Ind. by taking twenty-five
grains Of strychnine. She was divorced recently
from her husband, and left letter stating that
this was the reason for committing the act
The ceremony of unveiling the Scott statue
took place at Central Park, New York. yesterday
afternoon, in the presence Of a vast throng Of
spectators. The presentation address WAS made
by Richard Irwin, and the acceptance speech by
Comptroller Green. Vim. Cullen Bryant then
delivered an oration.
Brotherton Brothers, Of San Francisco, for
forging a check on Treadwe1l g. Co., we're again
sentenced to the State Prison, the third time,
for q term Of twelve years and tWo months
each.
The smallpox in Boston is diminishing; only
sixteen deaths this week.
' Woodward, Cahoone Il Co.'s furnishing store,
and Ives l. Co.'s lamp manufacturing store, in
Barclay street, New York, we're damaged by fire
this afternoon. Losses about $4,000.
The Rev. ". =. Hare, now Secretary Of tho
Foreign Committee of the Episcopal Church has
been elected Bishop to the Indians.
Governor Baldwin, Of Michigan, has Issued a
proclamation appointing Thursday, Nov. 2s, as
q day Of Thanksgiving.
J. G. Kny shot and killed George Cole, Dep
uty Sheriff, near Memphis, Tenn, on Saturday.
One Barican, OF Boston, was, on Saturday, ac-
quilted Of the charge Of havins' murdered his
wife.
, 1872-11-04

Altogether, it is one Of the most delightful resi-
dence grounds around Denver.
One Of the must striking points in this nav
country is
r1S HOPE AND ENTHuBIAsM,
It has no past,-no retrospect TIA life IS in
the future. aud the fresh exube1ance of youth
colors all it's risions> It is lavish, cordial and
buoyant,-pointipg out its advantages anl at
fractions to strangers with pardonable pride and
unbounded faith in the greatness Of it's owndes-
Life is external, active, and stirring. But the
vigorous pioneer race is curiously mingled With
the delicate, hot-house, dropping growth OF an
old civilization. strung bfain-weary, LIE
seeking invalids, who seek new-lease Of e1st-
ence, and find it, perhaps, in the very freshness
Of moral atmosphere SO far removed from
their own previous experience.
We leave the Rocky Mountains with many re-
grets, and many pleasant memories Of kindly
courtesles and generous heats. 4. R. G.
, 1872-11-04

The Bishop Of Lincoln has issued 3 form Of
prayer for use in his diocese, suppicating the
Divine aid for the removal Of the cattle-dlsease
now SO prevalent in England
The report Of the Secretary Of the Vermont
State Board Of Education shows the entire
OF organized school-districts Z, GAS. The perms-
nent Investment in achool-houses is estimated at
Sl265, ,387, and the total cost OF schools for the
past year, including books and 6 per cent inter
est On the amount invested in schoolbuildinss,
at $3.50, 900. The report advocates State prop.
erty-tax Of 20 per cent, and tax Of 92 per poll
TOT the support OF schools, each town to receive
distrlbutive share On condition that it raise
one-half as much by tax On the town; per
cent Of the whole State tax to be set apart Tor
books Of reference and apparatus, one half OF
ton, and one-haH On the total attendance, the
balance 0. school-e1penses to be betrayed By
local tax.
, 1872-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. "A special states thnt q
train On the Toronto and Bruce Railroad ran OF
the truck near Owen Sound, killing G. DaEids
and Isaiah and James Sherman, and seriously
wounding four others. 7r.o cou.,~
Jury cxoacrated the road from blame in the late
occident at Seabrook Their verdict Tas that the
disaster was caused by switch being changed
bv PERSONS unknown.
Nry Yolx- Nov. 2.-The accident already re-
, 1872-11-04
THE ARCTIC OCEAN.

Nnrwerfun Discoveries In the VicinSty
OF the North Pole.
New YoRK, Nov. 2.-Advices from Gotha
concerning the explorations Of the Norwegian,
Captain Nils johnson, represents that johnson,
in re-exploring, in August last, the Islands east
OF spitzbergen, found the seas free Of ice 70 thg
oceanic currents, serving to keep open the high
Polar seas. johnson went north to 3 latitude OF
nearly 80 degrees. DR.. Peterman, the great
German geographer, is shortly to make public
the discoveries Of johnson. -:
, 1872-11-04
POLITICAL.


LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 2.-Large meetings
are now held nightly by both political parties.
On Monday night the Heformers have q torch
light procession. The Administration Repubi-
cans have q large meeting ut the same time.
Trouble is apprehended in some OF the counties
where the registration has not been as liberal as
the Reform party claim it should be. In such
counties it is stated that separate polls will be
opened, and returns made with 3 view to con-
testing the election, should it result unfavora-
be to the Refo1mers.
, 1872-11-04

eral supeIintendent Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, has aa' issued the following order Of fhe
San boats cleared after the 18th instant will
be at the ,ownerB' risks. = y
"Canal Collectors will see that all clearances
and permits are made in accordance With the
ahoYa order"
, 1872-11-04

john scarnmen frequently threatened to avenge
his brothers murder, and once succeeded in in
hicting on Donohue what were believed to be
fatal wounds. Scammel fred six shots tonight,
killing Donohue almost instantaneously. The
murderer was arrested.
, 1872-11-04
LIBERAL MASS MEETING,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CHARLESTON, H., Nov. 2.-To-day has been
grand gala day TOR the Liberals and Demo-
Gratis, about 5000 being present to listen to e1o-
Hon. John scho1feld, bristling all over with
telling and effective points. The Liberals and
Democrats will carry this county BY decided
1uainrity.
, 1872-11-04
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-About q hundred and fifty
persons yesterday attacked Octroi station, st
Gard, and wounded q number Of gems d'a,n,es.
The latter wore compelled to fire upon their as
Bailants, several of whom were killed and wound
ed Troops have been despatched to the town
to prevent further trouble.
The preliminary examination Of Marshal
Bazaine BY court martial has been resumed.
, 1872-11-04

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2.--Passengers by the
evening, report that the steamer Belfast, Cap
tain Sedan, from St. Louis for New Orleans,
struck a snag yesterday, at the head Of Island
Twenty-six some 100 miles above here. She
sunk IN five feet of water. Her bottom is badly
broken. No lives lost
, 1872-11-04

Time, 3:47H, 3::47H, 3::52h.

Flush was the favorite in the first race two to
one, and Evelyn Mobry in the second race, at
about the same odds. Flush won easily. The
other race WAS very exciting, and furnished
splendid sport. The favorlte, however, WAS
beaten. Weather cool and bracing attendance
good.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Base ball: Atlantics 1e !;
J1ckfords 49,
, 1872-11-04

LONDON, Nov. 2.-John Francis Msguire the
well known Irish member Of Parliament for Cork
City, and proprietor and principal editor OF the
Cork Examiner, died last night in his 57th
Cry OF MEXICO, Oct. Is, pia KEY WEST, Nov
manuel Agnas, the Protestant Episcopal
Bishop Of Mexico, died Oct. IS.
, 1872-11-04

SAs FRANCISCO, Nov. 2-The steamer Costa
Rica, from Panama, arrived at o'clock this
morning with passengers by the Henry Chaun-
cey, from Now York, Oct. 2.
LoSDoS. Nov. 2.--The steamship st. David
has arrived out.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 2.-Arrived to-day, Rich
ard Robinson, $50 days from New York. Sailed,
American ships Daniel Marcy, Regent, and
Southern Cross, with wheat to Liverpool; !;
French ship St. Croix to Queenstown.
NEW YonK, Nov. 2.-Arriyed, steamship Rhein,
from Bremen. H.
, 1872-11-04
CHINA.

LONDON, Nov. "A despatch from Pekin an
nounces that the Emperor Of China was married
On the 10th Of October. There was no outside
ceremony other than the procession, which es~
corted the bride from her residence to the I'm
perial palace.
, 1872-11-04
CENTRAL ASIA,

Sr PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-Later advices from
Khiva report that the Khan has built q fort at
Djarka1e, where he will resist the advance Of
the Czar's troops. He still refuses to surrender
the Russians hold as prisoners.
, 1872-11-04
SlllIH AER1EA.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Mal adrices from Cape
Good Hope to the 5th Of October say that the re-
port Of the discovery Of precious stones in Ari-
zona had reached the diamond fields, and caused
some excitement, and depressing effect upon
the diamond market. Gold has been discov-
ara1