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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

Elsewhere will be found an address
issued jointly by the Liberal Republican
and Democratic State Executive Com
mittees Of Ohio. 1t is important as indi-
eating future line of political organiza-
ton by the opposers of Radical Republi-
canism.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

If the colored Radicals really imagine
that an election is equivalent to another
hog killing" custom as alleged in the
Vicksburg News, Radical paper, why
do they not fall aboard of the Mongrel
leaders? They have been fattening at
the public crib until they are in fine con-
dition for slaughtering.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

Hon. J. S. M0RRIs.-This distinguished
gentleman, Attorney of the state
Is being bitterly assaulted by the Greeley pa
pers, the cause of offence being the heavy
and incisive blows he struck for the Repub-
lican cause in the late canvass. To be abused
without stint and without JUSTICES the
tax that talent must pay TO mediocrlty.-
Seaeoast Republican.
This is all very nicely said. Its auth
or knows how to get off smooth thing.
But would not he have done the At
torney General a greater kindness if he
had explained that Subsidy crookedness
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The stale Fair.

It will have been seen by reference to
the published awards that the objects on
exhibition at the State Fair, were more
numerous than some of our contemporaries
have imagined. Whether few or many,
the management did all they were able
to secure large display. Very many
persons responded in generous public
spirit to their efforts. The success of the
exhibition has impaired confidence to
those who stood aloof and has, we trust,
encouraged the management to renewed
exertions, so that we may consider our
State Fair an established Institution.
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Here Is the New York Herald's report
of the Presidents reply 10 the application
for force in aid of the Alabama and
Louisiana Revolutionists
I'm confirmation of the new Southern poll
icy OF the administration. il is mentioned
that in answer TO an application from the
United States District Attorney and the
United States Marshal at New Orleans for
the use of troops as a ready aid in the en-
forccment Of the laws Of Congress concern
ing election. the department commander,
General Emory, replied, under positive in
structions from Washington, that 20 troops
would be furnished as circumstances then
stood, but that they must proceed according
TO the laws themselves in the prosecution
and punishment OF persons charged with
their violation.
1t will not be long before the country
will know precisely what the President
will do.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

The following corras,..,
called forth, by the prese5l ','e'lee Do. D..
finished aud elegantly ,.,i'l of
Hon. Amos X. Johngfo" ~. e
Tie cane was mounted ami w. a..
,neteGnl executed Dy the artistic.
II. helly,oi THIS city, whose =. -. .'.
aiiu iiuitlesN workmanship e.-
highIy commended, and to l.'.. III
ciated must be seen. a-
PARIS, TEyS.. 0r.-
lION. AMOS r Johnston.
JACKSON. 5.f......
DEAR SiE:-By To-day. ,...
YOU cane winch was M.H..'..-. ..
our l'moet' cornelius Podan az
ton 81 the old Ramage PRIV.
Iorty-iour yeas ago, you Ur.r.
town the Western District mn.
OF the large circle OF a.gu.'...
living in Paris. and who rr..t-..
number OF the Herald, bu. r.r., .s
sons now reside in the place Az
reflection ana touching mpmUr.
up by this look Into thc u4.ft
friends, where are they TE... NHa
pear but only as "a vision fTar ..a.
sleep. and yanishes when We v,-I gym.
1t las been forty ypHr. ..
Us have seen and talked vfrI ,
have often heard from Won. arl
through the long year. tblf E...
us. have been made 10 beat NM
watched your eudoayurs. ANA ~. Ga
success that has attended. Fr..
and only such education as "a rr..'
aflords-by dint ufeurrgy qrH ,...
You have achieved name 4rI
iurist aud Statesman, worthy III.
of all true lovers of country.
AS a token OF our liip-louy f-f.-r..
esteem, we present 90 You tbis .lU..
Press cane, trusting thatyou mr.
hnd it physical support Coz y1ur
years, but that 10 may also prov.
com fort In the reflection that inn.
Of "Ould Lang Syne," Won hrvg
friendship and support Chat WH- W..
forever and forever.
Yours OF Che ollen t.ms
ANDREW NgCtgr..
JOHN II. Ursiir
y q. Brown.
CoRNrLtJ- Plpr
w w. GATra
O.. n. UAHns
i. q. McCOWar
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

A st. Louis dispatch says, drunken brute
named Martin Bossenger, living In Pats
town. Peoria county, Illinois, raped his own
daughter, who was only nine years old
few days ago.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

The Peter the Great, iron-clad ac-
corning 70 Mr.. Reed, ex-chief constructor
81 tne Euglish navy is the most powerful
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

The lst Of December is nigh at hand.
Only few more days Of grace for the
taxpayers, within which time, we trust
they viii all find a way to save their prop
erty from the operations of the Confsca-
ton Act devised by the Carpet-Bag
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Increase for two years, 81, 199, 1f

Increase for two years, 1,199, 167 %
These are appalling figures; when it is
borne in mind that the taxes have been
intolerably high and that every consider
alton of sound policy, as well as honesty,
absolutely demanded that the expendi-
lures of the State government should
have been brought down to the lowest
figure. But We apprehend the worst is
yet to come; and that when the Legisla-
ture meets, it will be confronted by an
other array of figures showing that the
Indebtedness so far from having been re-
duced under the additional taxation of
the present year, has been largely in
creased, and that the descendants of the
daughters of the horse-leech who have
usurped the State government will renew
their clamor of give, give.
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The taxpayers will be amazed at whag
we will venture to state, but which, nep-
ertheless, will become painfully evident
from future revelations. Notwithstand-
ing the heavy accumulation of taxes and
the grinding system Of enforcing collec-
tions put into operation by their carpet
bag ask-masters-there viii be a large
increase of public Indebtedness the pres
ent year. The finances of the State are
in distressing condition and the pres
ent years revenue will fall short Of the
expenditures.
The Conservatives in the Legislature,
whose good management we have 50 of
ten commended, thought they had done
a great thing for the people when they
succeeded by skillful combination il
passing the Salary Reduction Bills; and
so it would have turned out if the carpet
bag Governor had not stood in the way
of the scheme; but to the amazemen
and disappointment of every one the
Reform measures found safe deposit il
his breeches pocket, and consequently
the people have lest about two hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars clear
by the operation the present year
By reference to the Treasurer's Repor
of January 1st, 1872, the following ex
hibit of the increase ofindebtedness under
the Carpet-Bag Regime, will be found
Increase from January 1st,
1870 to January 1st, II, s618,O55 p
Increase from January 1st,
1871, to January LIST, ~, 518,111 s.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

r. B. Elliott, darkey NJ. c., in a
pungent card in the Columbia 6. c.
Union contradicting a rumor that he is
only contingent candidate for United
States Senator, says he means to test
''fully the question whether ability to
"bribe and purchase members of the
Legislature is prerequisite to success
Gin South Carolina" If Elliott has not
yet learned the ways of his party, the
wool has been pulled thick over his eyes.
-~@-~mNs-@-
TIE BANNER CoUNTY.-We said that
Calhoun was the banner Liberal county.
We are not osure oft yet. Perry gave
Greeley 1873 votes and Grant "a.
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TIE H GRA MS
EXODUS OF FREEDMEN TO LIBERIA.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-The steamer San
Salvador, from Savannah with freedmen for
Liberia, arrived last evening. This band
numbers $50, and is the advance guard of
5000 emigrants
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 21.- The Reform Re
publican Campaign Committee issue an adj
dress in this evenings journal congratula-
ting the people on the election of Joseph
Brooks as Governor.
The Republican claims the election of
Baxter and their entire State ticket by ma
jorities ranging from 5000 to 5000.
The prospects are that both will insist on
being inaugurated.
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THE HORSE DISEASE

MEMPHIS, Nov. A.-The horse disease is
increasing rapidly. All the livery stables
are closed, and but few horses are on the
streets. All the fire department horses are
affected. The water pipes recently laid
down were filled by the fire engines last
night, to be used if necessary.
WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. A.-The mala-
dy is steadily increasing.
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RAILROAD DAMAGES.

A Brooklyn jury have decreed Mrs.
Probst $4,000 damages against the South
Side railroad. for injuries received i'm the
accident at Brisland, last summer.
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BOTH PARTIES CLAIM TO HAVE CARRIED
ARKANSAS.
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ARE YOU GOING WEsT7

II so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable aud popular Mis-
souri, Pnciic I,Hilroad, which is Posiiipeiy,
the only Line that runs three Daily Express
Trains from St. Louis to Kansas City and the
West and Is, positively, the only Line which
runs PuLLMAS's Palace Sleepers and ane Day
Coaches tespeca'y for movers) equipped with
NlLLRRs Safety Platform and the Patent Steam
Rfuks, from 81. Louis to Kansas City, Fort
Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leaveuworth Atch-
nson, st. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council
Bluffs and Omaha toithoUt changed For infur-
nation in regard to Time Tables, rates &c, to
any point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
rado, Texas or California, call upon or address
2. II. THoMPsos, Agent. Missouri Pacific r. r.
Culnmbs, ohio; or E. A. FoHD, Genr Passeu
ger Agent. st Louis No.
NJ trouble to aas.eer oHesiioas.
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SONG oF JUBILEE.


Awake. o Tamniny from grief,
Aud sing the hnnors of your chief,
For Greeley is the Sachem's friend,
And will to all your wants attend.
Awake aud raise your voices high,
Behold where your best interests lie;
The law shall you M mnre Atrlght,
For he'll protect you with his might.
Awake, O Ku.Kmx Of the South,
Aud comfort learn from 0reeley's olth
Your safety he will guarantee,
In all your lawless liberty.
Teach every 'nigger' in the land
To live in terror OF your band,
Show lnyal men your hiuer hate; C.,
And hurrAh for your candidate. ~
Awake, o Democrats at large,
And rebels rally ~ the charge,
Fur amnesty and pardon free
Are promised by your nominee.
Gall up the prison keeping crew,
From Anderson and Libby TO,
With every traitorous brigade,
You need no longer he afraid.
Call up the hell inspired throng
Who still to rebeldUm belong,
Your counsels may be much desired
When test.oaths are no more required.
Davis and Beaurogard come forth,
Embrace your allies from tho north
Your treason none will dare resent,
When Greeley Is your President.
het all who hate the starry flag,
And treat II as "a filthy rag,"
Prepare to greet with loud huzza
The doughty sage of Chappaqua.
No longer need the traitur dY,
The year of jubilee Is nigh
NCw let them all learn Greeley's fame,
Aud sing glad pesns ~ lis name.
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GEo. wEDp1hL, Clerk.
Coryc.L Roov IuIv1- 1s7,


Council mes pursuant 10 adjournment
Present Mayor Rhcnfrank and Cnuncilnen
Cranker, Ebery, Hoffman, Roach, wesico.t and
the Clerk.
Tie meeting was called N order By lhe Nav.
or and the minutes Of the precedin. meetings
were read and approved.
The report off. VI. Charles as Street Com
missioner IN relation n soFVGi If u ticc upnn
the owner AMI owners Of lands and lots sit
mated upon the east anl west siles or
Louisiana avenno between First anl Second
streets On said avenue of the rponirsrrept< nf
the ordinance passed June 2tth. A. D. 1871,
was presents aud On mo.inl sal repIrt was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Eberlv presented the following preamble
aud resnlutions
WHEREAS, The former Council Of Perrvsburz
caused Committee 10 be appolnte tn examIue
and report In that body ON tha co iditon of the
/ Hydraulic Canal and of the rights of the village
OF Pcrrysourg therein. aEil proper course tn be
pursued bY this body concerning same u n ,
wIerens, said c mnlitee failed to report either
tn the former Council or to the present QUE;
Therefore, be il
Resoi0ed, That sail committee be m .hey are
hereby discharged from further duties ON said
Committee.
R"sriosd, That a committee nr three members
oi this Council be forthwith appninted by tho
Mavor whose duties il shall ba t1 1exatnno sail
hydraulic Canal from its source to It's termina-
w" "HN EbbllcV Az ItclS possible Concerning NS
transfer to the Perrysburg Canal Hydraulic
Company, and their acts, AMI concerning lhe
transfer ct the same to subsequent h0ldsrs and
claimed owners and tp recommend soma proper
course of agiOu to this body for the prntectnn Of
the Interests OF Perrysburg ana her citizens frnm
am" wrong, fraud or injustice that may be done
them in the premises.
hesolpsd, That the Board Of Health be also re-
1nrSted To examine said Hydraulic Canal in con-
junction with said committee and make such re-
port aud take such steps as to them may seem
proper.
Resoised, Tbat said committee be instructed
70 proceed IN act at once and report at the
meeting of this body to be held on the day of
D., 1879.
Which resolutions we're, upon motion Of Mr.,
Roach, passed by the following vote, ayes g.,
navs2.
Whersupooand in pursulne, of said res,lu-
linns Messrs. Eberlv, Hoffman and Roach were
Sv the Mayor appointed as said Hydraulic
Committee.
The Marshal presented The claims Of suudry
parties tor ser,ie as special policemen on the
4th Of July. 1879.
Wherenpon nn motion nf Mr. Roach IL was or.
dered thar said spee, ppliegm n De allowed SO
each, lor their sail services. Anl thereupnn on
the Further mnliOn Of Mr.. Rnteh, which was
unanimnHsy lnpiel the Clerk was ordered 10
issne nFiers IN the Oninginn Curpnration fund ia
.avrr of said parties, as fi,Gvs: Nathan relf( 81
y FaniIclen SO. John Amm 81 u d. Bates
- John Mngul So. Steven Williiu's 81 James
Cnrev SO Simon HirtsiRg s2 Charles Chap u
50. Albert Charles 50, John Fink SO.
Taereupon the Codnoil adjourned
J. H. RHEINF2ANK, Miyor
GEo. WETPztLi ElsTa
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Viag<nt Death fIom Rum In the ia.t
OF fAled,, as we learn from the papera of that
cItv, th,rs occurred on Sullly m,rning last,
an 'ther instance nf ruin and death By strong
drini. The victim was MIcuAsL MCCARTY,
who had been on druak for three weeks.
Commute to j,il on Friday morning, he was
alacEel with delirum tremens in the afternoon,
te ring his clothes of and shouting that he was
T" all on fre wrlhin," and that snakes were
tgining themselves around him. II. was so
violent that it was impossible to quiet him ualil
death cana tn his relief.
post rortem examination demonstrated that
he ha ruptured a blood-vessel near the h,air.
Ehe mucous membrane Of the stomtch was
entirely destroyed and gnua the stomach was
Intensely ccngestsd, AMI presented Il number of
dark blotches upon its surface. Such is the
state of that organ in thnse win long iniilge IN
the use of poisonous beverages, such a. whisky,
sc. Another instance occurred the week pre-
vious, wheE young nun in grecm rat u.ler
the influence Of drink jumped from a raef Of
the Copper EnGse, and di ID in an hour and a
bali Afterwards.
And again ir Toledo, on Tuesday last a d-un.
ken brute nar1rd SHANyoS, fractured the skull
of bis wife with an axe-hlndle, leaving hes re.
eovery FROM the inhuml IN treaman. dpublful.
But why present u our readers single In
stances when their name is legion? Bacause
our exchanges daily present to Us new cages
and fresh iumphs Of the fell destroyer Both pre-
e3pt and the iaost terrible examples seem alike
npGseU t. deter our young men from being led
captive by tAis insidious foe.
When will m ~ possess sufficient moral stani
ma to stand up in their man hood, free from this
blghting. soul-dcslroyiug and detesiabe habit f.?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

sabbath School Institute. "A Sabb,th
School Institute will 10 held at the baptist
Church in this place at 2 o'clock this Friday
afternoon, aud an evening session ecmlaencing
at o'clock, The spbleet for o,nsderaiinn this
afternoon will be the "Study Of the Sunday
School Lesson and the use of the Black Beard :"
The evening session will be devoted priaeipally
IN singing aud short addresses pertinent to the
occasion. All interested in the Sabbath School
cause are cordially invited to be present and take
part 10 the exercises,
Rsvs. A. S. MooRs Of Napoleon, and C. y.
rHoREFoS. of Bryan, are expected to be present
at the sessions Of the Institute aud viii also
bold services at THIS church og Saadly morning
as srenigg,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

Public Well.-0ne Of the wants OF our
public we'll. The Council passed a resolution
some three weeks ago authorizing the conslruc-
tion of a well 20 feet deep, feet in the clear,
and to be walled with brick. The contract was
awarded to Mr. ANTOINE KIP. aud he eompeted
the work TN The forepart of this week. A pump
is to be put in, ar tue veil is also Constructed
The WELLS conveniently located on the corner OF
the alley in front of Nlr. BoErscI'S grocery.
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Principle VS.. PoIicy.-Much is said IN
thess days about "Shaking hands across the
bloody ehasm." This is all very weli when the
offending party has ceased to do wrong and has
given ample proof Of rene entanee. But we can
not extend the hand to any mln who has ror
years been opposed to that which we believe to
BE- right and whose enurss during that time We
haYe earnestly denounced, gntil he has taken
" new departure sul appears in a different
cole. For no considerations Of po'icy can We
thus act Principle is our N Ito, aud we hope
to "fght Il oal on this line"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

Labor Without Pay When the Israel
ties were in Egypt, they were required by tue
tyrAnicll and despotic monarch, to make bricks
without straw" SINE Of our readers resemble
in this respectful Egyptian ruler nasmuch as
they seem to expect us to publish the JorRSAt
W itho nj means. There arc persons. and perhaps
weli-mcaniug onee, who will continue To receive
and read with pisasurea paper four, Ave oreven
six years, withoEt contributing one cent towards
its support Is tnny wonder that editors are
praverbiallv poor? Printing materials are M
supplied gratui uusly. nor is printing 01see
rent-fiee the erployes expect to be paid, Whale
he editor looks for three meals per diem, ual
something more substantial than eg leaves SoE
cluthing. But how can these claims be mel with
,ontclshS andths must come from cur pat
r1ns. The Great Desert of Sahara is made ~
Of single grains Of sand, and ocean is rump,s-
ed Of drops. Gentlemen, remember your OBJ iss'
lions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

The Perrysourg Hydraulic Canal
We are pleased to see by the proceedings Of our
Village Council, that substantial effrts are be-
lug taken to ascertain, if possible, all the bear
ings in relation to the Perrysburg Hydraulic
CLual, aud either make it what it sh uld be or
declare it a nuisance and take measures to abae
itas such. Such proceedings will taeel with the
apPrnbaiion of our people, and We will cheer
fully record all eiI.'rts in this direction.
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Four MADISON, Iowa Jan. goth, 1868.
From the following It's obvious, that II the
doctrine Of Universalism be true, Col is partial
to the wicked and instead Of furnishing, works
for them speedy and infinite blessings.
While on the other hand, tho righteous mus,
endure the trials Of life much longer, be-
fore they can enter into their promised rest;
Thus Pharaoh and his mighty hosts,
Had god-hke hunors given,
pleasant brerze brought them with ease.
And took them safe to heaven.
So all the filthy Sodomites.
When God had lott retire,
Went In a trice TO Paradise.
On rapid wings Of fire,
Likewise the guilty Canaani.es,
To J0shua's sword were givn
Th1 sun stood still, that he mt hit kill
And pack them of to heaven.
Col snw those villains were too bi I,
To own that fruitful laud
To thereSirs took the rascas up,
To dwell at His right hand.
The men who lived ber,re the food
Were made t0 feel the roll,
They missed the ark. but like a lark,
Were washed right up to God.
But Nuah,a he because yon s,e
Much grace to him was given;
lie had IN toll, and ill the snil,
And work his way 10 heaven.
The wicked Jews who did refuse,
The Lnri's commands to do,
Were hurried straight t. heavens gnta,
BY Titus aud his crew.
How happy IS the sinners state
When he from cath is iven,
II knnws it il his certain fate,
To go straight mp to heaven.
There's Judas tao, another Jew,
Whom SOM suppose accursed,
Yet with a cord, he beat his Lord,
ANA got Ia heaven first.
Noah lived $50 years after The food. G"d
favorius the anteduvians with that number uf
years az glnrv; in advance Of him.
+Likcwse L1l lived and suffered many Years
afier the hihv ; dnmiiss had gone u heaven,
For ais frirnd, Rev. - Taylor
D.J. VoTAw.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

The Best Time to Cut wheat That
it is highly important tn harvest wheat as soon
as il is ripe we have ample prosf in some sam
Piles shown rs few days ago. We have IN our
n(liee three lunches as they were taken frum the
fila, b,tb ears and straw Of which differs de-
" in appearance and quality.
One bunch of Meiiieranean has dark. r de-
cayed looking straw and ear, with a large but
sIriveled berry, being allowed to stand tco
long after it was iipe.
The others are Tuscan anl Indiana White,
cut al the proper time, aud are, in the Straw,
ear aud grain, bright, full aud handsome. Tie
samples were raised by Mr, NORMAN BuRNs
three miles below town. an are 6ne specimens
Of the wheat crop Of Wood county, being, OF. 90
average. nearly five feet in height.
The Germ 1utown Telegraph speaking on This
subject says;
There has been soma diversity NJ opinion as
to the besttia'e 10 cut wheat judging from the
common practice OF farmers. IL is generally
cut when dead ripe. or at least when the grain
has become hard. This Is 80 dnubt an error aud
nne 1T more Importance than many suppose. II
should bs rsulsmbered that wheat i composed
Of glute8, starch aud bran. Gluten Is the nour-
ishinR quality of the grain, makes the 1nnr stick
together IN the hands of the baker. aud gives
weight I tbs graiu--ant there * the greatest
quantity Of gluten in the grain ia when tie
straw Is yelloY two or three joints from the
grogRd. the head tnrns downward, and Won can
mash grain between yOur thulab AMI finger
without producing any MIX. Il may therefore
b, SET doyn as indisputaOe truth that every day
TIE Slteat stands after this stage al its ripeness,
the gluten decreases IN guilty and the bran ia
fFelsss ~ thickoess,