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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Railroads.
RALTIMORE AND PaTOMAU RAIL
DEPoT CORNER sixfl AND B sTRHETs
NOHTHWHHT,

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DEPOT ooRNEEN o HIM Nrs AED B STREETS
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRkINH ARRIVE AT
BAkTlAORE, WAsHlMgIoH.
daily sisspt susd.g ' pS-ss dsiy' sssssps sus.
dsiiy v" ".u''0'' WA" g - N. Mail, daily sT.
pres, dsir sIospV sun ~ y ' % Western rs.
as ,. M, BalIm7rs Ae- giT N Psoiao Esptsss,
P S'S 'iRS sGSom%S3sop.
rs !. MI western q. > y ~ !. N, Asoom%ee.-
dsy Day
Passenger, leaving ,h,lr order, :, rlgss, once.
gus Gao hsvs lsslr bssssss called iGy nd ohsSisd =
%StSssS isis,o 3io;lsasa nSs s. dss.ps.
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sSd soa f'sS '"' Al, po'n'' No''n no,n"''"'
, ogs,j siIt6 I'd Ptnss,l,ssls sSsH5..
Eb. YOUNG General Passenger Agent. b7u
WAsuINgToE AND ONO RAILROAD
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hAml,on Lave h,ie5sndtA a. - m and lpp.
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s,pp's. ll9' 3, gS,.sbs. which 'S's tss'burE daily
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Trains b.su,.n MksHiH1ToN nd B1IffkoRH
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aFsnourun
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

AnADoUARIERg DEPARTMENT oETHE PLArIE.J
OFfiCE OHfEf CONMfaAAHY OT SUBSISTENCE, \
OMAHA, MN, june ~, tsTl.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with Eusfantse
signed BY tEo persons Of known reaponalbllltg not
BIDDER win BE- Tsosiyed ~ me stng lsssTy
qi bu9tistenoe ~ the new military post rear Beaver
Uity, U. IT,, until II O'Clock =. m. % THURSDAY,
the 1st Of August 1914 Tor fuTnshlnE Hour dsiVsred
TIE post N good neu single sacks, IN such quaint
ties aa may be from time tBlmu required for the use
Of lhe garrison, for nine l m7nths or auoh less time
.hif Uomml,.arI General q sqbalatspee MAJ d.
A fAmplg o. not leaa than ten ~ pnands, labelled
Win the bidders name must AoyDrn lany saoh pro
posai, and be referred to therein.
fropoaAls should be Endorsed "Prprnsap for Ftourn
and addressed 10 the "A. o. g., Dee YER Uiy, u. T. !"
70 whom Application Ahould be Inada for further In
formation a. 70 conditions, paymsnts, 40.
By command Of BRIG. Gen, Ord.
r y. w,BARRTGER,
IVA Bvt Bris. UCh.i y. U, 3.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MHN FROM
the eneeta Of kIroa and Abuses In early life. MAJ
hood restotod Nervous disability cured. lmpsdlmenta
70 Marriage removed. New method OF lrsatmsnl
New and remATtAbls remedies BOoks and OlroulaTI
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . South
Ninth stroet. Philadelphia, Pa apalSa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Reporters.

RE- HHAILHY,
Lais lsliA 0Aeiai Rs.
p0ridra u OAioago
C0nrts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Miscellaneous.

H BED
VERY SUPERIOR OATS.
HRAvY OLEAN PRIME TIMOTHY NAV.
ALL KINDS or MILL FEED.
tW-For sale low 10 quantities 10 suit
NIL w. N, GAIT a 40,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

verse habit children are prone to estab-
lish, destroying the beauty of their fin
gers. Boys more frequently than girls
gnaw their digits, but the latter occa
sionally fall into the vulgarity. as
as though determined to eat them off
to the palm. 1t is IA singularly morbid
craving peculiar to some temperaments
that cannot remain long at rest. Meth
Ell appeals to their pride of appearance
or sense of propriety are of amy avail
with nail-gnawers, consequently the
only hope of success in breaking up
such Il pernicious course that destroys
a nice perception of touch, is to compel
nail biters to dip the tips of their fin
gers every night, on retiring to bed, III
"a strong solution of aloeS, an intensely
bitter drug, so offensive that taste of
it. even in sleep, generally obligcs them
to desist. If that experiment fails, then
plunge the stubs into strong wine of
antimony OF a solution of ten grains of
sulphate of zinc i'll Il teaspOontul of wa
ter, which speedily produces nausea
and even vomiting. y decoction of
tobacco accomplishcs the same result.
Follow up your nail biting children,
mothers, it they vomit six nights ont of
seven. 1t is the only known method OF
saving their fingers from deformity.-
They had better suffer little sickness
of stomach, than go through life mortl-
fed at the sight of their own nIisshapen,
distorted members. This is AN elemcu-
tary lesson i'll the science of organic
{ AZ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY
Solicited OLE PATENT>

Far Inrentio,tS Trdde Marks or DcSiyns
No. al State Street opposite Kilhy Street Basic,
Mass.
After an extensive practice OF upwards Of Tim.
Years continues 10 secure patents III the TU.r.J
States: also in Great Britain. France and other i
rign countries. Caveats, specifications huud- ,
ignmcntS and all papers drawings Tor Ir,r.rr
executed on liber;i terms. and with despatch r.
searches made into American foreign wuIl- D..
determine the validity utility OF patents ,I .,
Vcntions-and legal or other advice RENDERED, d. III.
matters touching the same. Copies oi thu. claim, ~
any patent furnished by Tcmitting q. A--,.,
ment- recorded at Washington.
TESTIM ONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most -ur,....r .
and capable practitioners with whom | ha,, D. 90,
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner ui Ptr.i,r-
Il have no hesitation i'll assuring inventor {. ,.
they cannot employ a person more competent ,r,t
Trustworthy. and more capable "i putin. r,.,
applications in form Ia secure for them iu ,.,rI
and favorable considerable ion at the patent oil...
EDMUND HU RkE Late Commissioner cot D..
tents.
Mr.. L. II. Eddy has made for me ~ Ippll,ti,...-
all but one OF which patents hay" been -Ial',Il
and that is pending. such mIm.~ill,.,I...
pruui "i .Ir:ti talent and ability "m his pan l,-
me Ia recommend all inventors Ia apply {" Llr. DE-.
prncur, their patents as they may l- -uI,- ct Boa
im. tn, most faithful attention bestowed .u rl..
casts and u very reasonable charges
E"~t"n. Jan. l. l-T..-ly. John TAGGAEI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
The Household.

KITCHEN HELP IN SAN DOMINGO.
We have engaged woman for the
kitchen AT five dollers per month. Very
cheap, you will say. All that depends.
Another woman, with higher wages,
drawls through a little washing, and
neglect> the bedrooms. An African
nonde>cript. supposed t" have been Il
prince i'll his own country, flies about.
fills the lamps, sweeps little, and is
the most idle and the most honest of
the company. An energetic friend is
with us, New Highlander: ay and Il
Cape Colder. She undertakes mostly
to spin these lame teetotums. but there
is no knowing how long her northern
pluck will hold out. The difficulty of
getting the breakfast. consisting of
scrambled eggs. bread and butter. tea.
coffee and fruit, is very great. The
coffee especially must he watched. as
the help" (!) are very fond of it, and
will help themselves to their morning
draught and fill it up for their masters.
The bread is excellent. and the fruit
comes from IL market close at hand.
After breakfast comes AN agony of
weeping. We all make our own beds.
But this labor is scarcely over before an
anxiety about dinner seiZeS us. The
functionaries are of IA turn of mind in
dcscrihably contemplative, and look at
every object many times before they
take it up. Having taken it up, they
turn it round and round, viewing it i'll
all its aspects. You stand near. pos
sessing your soul i'll patience. and at
length mildly insist that the moment
for action has come. How many Ell
rands | have made to the kitchen, to-
day, to he sure that the turkey prOVid-
ed for dinner should he cleaned. stuffed
and dispatched i'll time 10 the bake
house, | cannot say a: but this has been
the occupation of the morning. and the
hour for that important meal has hear
ly arrived while all looks uncertain us
to its fate. These people of ours are
not natives of Santo Domingo. The
cook is from st. Thomas, the other
woman is her daughter, and the man
from Mrs. Jellaby's continent. We may
he able to do better for ourselves. but
should desire. another time. to bring
with us one or two of the mucll-abus,.d
Celts of our own domestic service. We
shall go back intending to love and
cherish them.-.jnIid Ward HOWe
\ SABBATH RECREATION.-IS it not
Il puzzle with many mothers to keep
their children pleasantly and protitably
employed on the Sabbath If 50. many
will he glad to hear of Sunday game.
which has worked like IL charm in our
own family. 1t was suggested 10y the
word game. and consists in giving ont
the letters which compose IL verse of
Scripture. word by word, until the
whole is guessed. Letters printed on
cards can easily he obtained of the
printer or bookseller for Il small sum.
and could he cut apart.
Many passages of Scripture have been
learned and many Il Sunday hour pleas
antly passed i'll this innocent and prof
liable manner. We commend the eX-
erciSc to all those who wish to have
their children's minds stored with the
words of Holy Writ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

Trust CHILDREN. Never accuse Il
child of ii fault unless You are certain
he committed it. Children should not
he treated with suspicion. We should
act toward them in this matter as we
feel we ought to act toward others,
only with greater tenderness less.
as Is usually done. We should always
put the best construction possible upon
their conduct: that is, unless Won are
sure child is telling IA lie. and can
prove it, do not show the smallest hes
itation in believing what he says. Far
better that you should he deceived
than run the risk of showing truthful
child YOU do not trust him. Your sim
pie trust may make IA lying child trrHh-
full. Your doubt of his truthfulness
may make Il truthful child liar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

y Young man living i'll Fairlee by the
name OF benjamin Barber, committed
suicide by taking strichn> he on Sunday
night and died about five minutes after
taking 1t. lie procured his poison at
the drug store for the purpose, as he
sad, Of killing crows He was about
~ wears of age
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

\ person recently visiting village
spicuously posted up which read as fol-
lows: Cum into my incloShure to lite
Red yelling hetfers. | should be glad
when the oner talks them away" Vel
ling hetiers' is good.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
The Garden.

How To DESTROY CURRANT W ORMS.
In TiltonS Journal of Horticulture.
ISL. there are one or two receipts for
DESTROYING the currant worm, which
had intended to Use this season: but
having on hand the Grafton Mineral
Fertilizer. which is more convenient to
use, concluded to use the mineral first.
The worms made their appearance IN
large numbers on May p on the cur
rants On the goosberries. two or three
days before, Immediately applied the
mineral when the bushes were wet.
The next day found but few worms.
put on more of the mineral, which
closed up their operations. for Ill Il day
or two | could not and cannot now find
Il live worm. As there are generally
two viSitationS. and sometimes three. of
worms in IL season. Il large portion of
the fruit of this season nav he saved 10y
IL prompt application of the mineral.
1t should bc done when the bushes are
quite wet. This mineral is no less
ctficaciouS when used on SquaShcS and
melons. and for the destruction Oh 9th
tr insects. 1t has been used with much
benefit i'll destroying canker worms. 1t
should he applied To the foliage i'll lib
cral quantity when the tree is quite wet :;
the worms will then fall to the ground,
y moderate quantity of the mineral
then applied will end their existence.
REMEDY FOR CABBAGE WORMS. Last
summer sowed some cabbage seed III
IL bed. tranSplanted - cabbage
plants. the rest gave to my neighhorS.
After my cahhage> began to head. |
hocd them. and soon saw they We're
likely to he destroyed 10y green worms.
tried lime II few days and ashes. >epa
rately. but I'LL tonn purpose. was al
most discouraged: finally. knew We
had Il good lot of old strong pork brine,
and concluded they would not live
long in saltcd brine. This applied
freely three times day. three success
sive days. If | saw any, Sprinklcd
where they were thoroughly. In this
way realized % solid heads. stone
Mason variety. My neighbors lost all
they had 10y worms. Correspondent 81
BOStOH fHitirutOr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
Humorous.

The Iowa farmer who strapped his
shot gun to his plough, to he ready for
game. will not he about again for some
months.
A fellow who had been rejected by a
very pretty girl. was heard to say that
in his opinion. the ''Beautifufs No was
Il poor poem.
4 box containing Il black bear was
received at the express office i'll San
Francisco the other day; on the outside
was this inscription: BLACK Bare-Et
view don't want to git hit, keep your
fingers out of the craX."
An old Scotch beggar, removing his
bonnet, advanced to clergyman for ii
bit of charity. After receiving piece
of silver, he said to the clergyman,
Thank We, sir, o thank We, I'll gle We
all afternoons hearing for this, ane OF
these days"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
Moving Machines for Sale !

Tw" secondhand Moving Machines in good
repair. Apply To A. ). LIVINGSTON at + & T.
FAIRBANKS s cos.
st. Johnsbury, June Il le72 2l-a3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Morse place consisting of a twoS'"ry
house and ont -luildin.s and about Ii acres "f
land situated i'll the village OF -. .IohnshurN Cen
tire is offered for sale. There is good spring wafer
running l." both huuS,. and barn. All the land Is
about the buildings level. accessible easily work
ed and i'll II good state of cultivation
The place is desirable for any one VIII" wants Il
small place, III IL quiet village convenient To church
4, and schools rs the trains run, scholars can
attend the 81. .IOhnshury Academy or the High
home.
For particulars, enquire OF {. NJ. STONE al this
office. or on the premises -.Bf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

CATERPILLARs.- annual visit
orS promise to be numerous. Do not
allow their disgusting nests to remain
upon the trees. When brood after brood
has lived and persisted among the
branches. leaving large nests filled with
their otfal. they become ii pcstilent and
filthy sight. us we'll as ininring the trees
and polluting the atmosphere. Destroy
them all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

1t is, indeed. one of the most cheer
mo facts. to such as work for the elcva-
tion of the human race, that womanly
be,uty. where united to maidenly mod
esty. commands the homage of the most
degraded.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

LETTERS OF RECoMMENDATIoN.-
gentleman advertised for boy to as
SiSt him in his office. and nearly fifty
applications presented themselves to
him. out of the whole number he i'll Il
short time selected one and dismissed
the rest.
Il should like to know" said Il friend.
''on what ground you selected that boy.
who had not IL single recommendation.
"lou are mistaken. said the gentle
man ''he had great many. He wiped
his feet when he came III. and closed
the door after him, showing that he
was careful 4: he gave up his seat instant
IL to that old man. showing he was
Kind and thoughtful; he took of his
cam ~ hen he. came in. and answered
my questions promptly and respectfully,
Show imp he was polite; he picked up
the book which | had purpOsely laid
table. while all the rest stepped over
il or showed it aside: and he waited
quietly for his turn. instead of pushing
and crow ding. showing that he WAS or
dcrlN. When | talked with him. no
ticed that his clothes were carefully
brushed. his hair i'll nice order. and his
teeth brushed: and when he wrote his
name. | noticed that his finger nails
were clean, instead of being tipped
with jet. like that handsome little fell
ow's i'll the blue jacket. Don't you call
those things letters of Recommendation
/ do, and would give more for what
can tell about Il boy 10y using my eyes
ten minutes, than all the fine letters he
can bring me.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

Ertrart, Ht, ,,,d Hr,j, ,rEoh alpost ,ucuc,uLIa
C"cr, the niy,ro,o cr",ra,in,.
Loss OF appetite cured E> t.lin4 4 rru I"iii,,- ~
I...~tudr. Low Spirits aud Nnkrn. Sensation
cured al
Erupti"n~. rmpl,~. l:lutcI,.. and all impurities
al tho blood huI~tiu. thr"u 10 the lin otherwise.
cured readily h> follow M the directions th,
bottle.
Kidney BLADDER and riuary prrumgcurrnr inva-
rlahN cured unr bottle will conn NEE thu, most
sk"ptical.
Worms expelled from the :, ~tru without rh,.
least difficulty. Patients ~uli,fiu. from The pr.
Nal"nt disease will marked change. for the.
better III THEN condition after takin. u,. bottle.
Worm difficulties more prevalent than :.,nrr
ally surpassed i'll the ynun and they will lind The.
Quaker lHttrr>, a SUR remedy
Nervous difficulties Neuralgia Sc sprc,il,
relieved.
l;hrumaticS. Swrllrd Joints and Scr"iulI Atiiic-
t"nS removed or greatly relieved 10y this mvalm:I-
hl" medicine.
bronchitis Catarrh Commissions and MYSTERIES
cured "r much relieved.
Difficult breathing Pain in the Lungs side and
Chest almost invariably cured 10y taking a few hot
ties "t the Quaker ltters.
All difficult female arrangements CaImn>t invari-
ably caused lay violation of the organic lawsD 50
prevalent {" the American ladies yield readily To
this invaluable medicine the Quaker Bittrrs
All impurities of tn. Blood and diseases incident
+" til" same always cured by the Quaker Bitters if
taken according Ia directions.
The Aged find in the Quaker Filters inst the
article they stand i'll need of in their drcliniu,,
wears.
II quickrns the blood and cheers the mind and
PaNrs tn" passage down the plane inclined
sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mrdi.
cine.
DIX. ii. :. FLINT. y CO., Proprictors,
PROVIDENCE X l.
sold at wholesale by HENRY & co, Burlington
at retail by ). RANDALL 4 son. ST. Johnsbury.
I-I3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
fnr Sale.
56 Acres Of Land.

The subscriber will sell lot of nj acres in the
town of Lvndu-II miles above lNnd"nrIll", on
the 'Bemis illl'' rnad-eIght acres hl'i"""' ana
the remainder pasturage and tillage. $500,
Price so per acre. Terms. part down ana
credit for the remainder.
JONA. ADAMS.
e-tf West Concord. VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
Gsfafrs.

GEORGE SILSBY'S ESTATE.
u STATE OF VERMONT; ESSEN DISTRICT s.
In Probate Court held at Guildhall IN ana Tor san
district the 4th day of j lInr, \ II lei3 =.
Mrs Eliza SiIsby. administrator "n TIA" cStat" OF
district makes application to said Court for license
to sell the whole the real estate of said deceased
representing that sale thereof IL necessary 10; lnr
the payment OF debts charges OF ADMINISTRATIONS
and would br beneficial to all Interested thtreih.
Whrrrupun il is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration and he heard
the 2Ist day of June y. d. lrI2. at the
Probate Ollie" in uildhal and it is further ordered
thai all persons interested be notified hereof by
thereon three weeks succrssivry i'll the Calri"nian
printed at St I"hnshuTy before said time appointed
Tor hearing. that they may appear at said time
and place and. if they cause. object thereto.
WM. II. HARTSHORN, Judge of Probate
\ true copy of record Attest,
2022 WIN. II. HARrSliORN, Judge of Probate"
hAVID KIMBALL'S ESTATE.
| The subscribers. having been appointed 10y
th,. Honorable Probate Court for tn" District of
ESSEX. commissioners I" T"criN,; examine ana
adjust all claims and demands al all persons against
the estate of David kimbal late al l.ln"nhnrgh III
SAID district. deceased, represented ln>'lN'lll ana
tL,. term of ,iN months from the nth day oi May
I-12 being allowed 10y sand Court I" the CREDITORS"
said deceased To exhibit and prove their Respective
claims before, rs Give notice. that "" VIII attend
Ia thu. duties uf our appointment AT the dwelling
huus,. of said David kimhall. in lun"nhmr%h, ~
said district the 9th day of August and i'm
day of November next. at o'clock III ia" ait"rI""n
each at said days.
HIRAM A. CUTTING. tComnr'r-.
2O22 CHARLES II. COLE, )
S,TATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DIelKICr -
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Once IA
st nhnsburv. within and fur said district. "n t''
18th daN OF june. y. ID. l-1..
An instrument puTpnrting Ia lie the last " i'll ami
Testament OF Lyman =. Watts, late OF Barnet III
said district deceased being presented Ia Court hH
Isaac y. Watts. the executor therein named.
uI Probate: 1t s ordered lay said '"uIt that all
persons concerned therein hr notified t" appear al a,
session nf said Court Ia br held al the Probate.
Otc,. ia 81. J"hn-burN. on The 9TH day of July
A -. l-1.! and show II they have,
AGAINST the Probate of said Nil tur which puI-
post, II /, further ordered that a copy Of the record
"i this order br published three weeks successfully
~ the Calrd"man. printed al st J"hn~bHrS Pr"'l.
Ia said time appointed t"r hearing.
IN tlr. Cont. Attest
ASA l.. FI;ENCI IL Jude. 81 Probate
y copy "f Record. Attest
n ~ asa l.. ElE\t H. Jude, al Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

How To DRESS. A gentleman who
had long been absent from his native
village. in this county, having gained
wealth and fame i'll his profession, re-
Gently made his former home ii visit,
and his recent marriage points Il useful
lesson. to which. we trust. he will par
don AN illuSion to point Il moral Soon
after his arrival he called upon two
charming Young ladies of his acquaint-
ancc. One came quickly to greet him
in the neat yet precise attire i'll which
she Was performing her household du-
ties The other. after the lapse of half
AN hour. made her stately entrance in
all the pride and primmeSs of starch
and ribbons with which, on the an
nuIlnccmcut of his entrance, she had
FASTENED To deck herself. The gentle
mam. who had Years ago been heSitat
ing III his choice of the two. hesitatcd
n" longer The corliality with which
the first FASTENED to greet him, and the
charming carelcsSnes> of her attire, en-
tirclN won his heart. She is NOW his
" lie HHtidnd Htrdld.