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The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
RadIcaI Money I'm Pennsy,vanIa.

The World calls attention to the State
meut Of we'll informed Pennsylvania
correspondent that the manipulators OF
the Presidents ring 10 that state are pre-.
pairing to put the enormous sum of
S5 100000 into this conflict Simon
Cameron alone gave S1,OOO,0 900. The
chief field of corruption is to be Phila-
delphia. As the board of aldermen is
obliged to appoint Democrat either for
the registration or on the election board
they select their man and pay him for
keeping his eyes shut. Cameron has
made his own ticket in Philadelphia
Wm..B. Mann in the meeting of the
State central committee, called for the
purpose of dominating another candidate
for governor and thowing Hartrauft
over to sppease the wrath of the whale.
declared that the city would give loo 900
Republican majority, and he knows how
it can be done.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
T-emendous Bank Robbery.

BALrIMoRK, Aug. 19--The Third
National bank, on South street, in the
heart of the city, was burglariZed LAST
night of 500, 900 belonging to the hanK
and unknown amounts belonging to pri-
vste parties having boxes there. Inc
robbery was committed by parties Eho
cut through the wall from an adjoining
store which has been occupied since June
bv man named Stodier and others, pro
Tossing to be commission merchants.
THE LOSSES.
Two large safes 10 the vault were cut
into and robbed. A third safe was not
entered 1t is now stated that between
twenty and twenty five depositors boxes
we're robbed and the widest statements
are current on the streets to the effect
that losses by depositors in money, bonds,
and other securities, reach half million
Among the bonds certainly stolen are
$4,000 in City of Louisville Water
Loan coupon bonds.
The officers OF the Third National
bank set foith their losses by burglars
as follows S57 ,000 in greenbacks and
National bank notes OF which eightnotrs
are of SI00 each; and 24 notes of $50
each. OF the Third National bank, and
the following bonds. held as collateral
securities Northern Central r. r. 81
500; n. q State bonds. Sll ,50O; MARI
etta and Cincinnati r L. bonds, 1000;
u. S. 5 20 bonds 81 500; Western Ma
rylaud r. r bonds $4,000 The bank
offers sic eco reward for the eresrr-sy of
the above and pro rata sum iot partial
recovery. The individual loses OF de-
positors having deposits in the vault can
not be aseertained, so many OF them are
out OF town The total of l1sses will
probably amount to several hundred
thousand dollars, as it is known that
several boxes contained bonds aId other
securities amounting TO $4,000. The
first floor OF Geldings bank building,
from which the entrance was made into
the bauk vault, was rented Oh the ls: OF
June TO a man giving the name of +
Washburne, who paid quart'rs rent,
1928 in advance
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
The canvass for Congress.

The excessive warm weather TO the
contrary notwithstanding. the canvass
for Congress in this District, still pro-
crosses. Coils Grassland and Martin are
advertised to speak at Woodville, Bal
lard county to day, aud at Murray, Cal
lOway county, Monday. From last ac-
counts Col. Martin was still waging a
furious attack on the Hickm CoURIER,
aud some other papers Of the District
Give him pieuty of rope, and our word
for it, he will hang himself.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
Grant ANA the Nesrs.

[From the Randolph (Nio.) Clizenl
In the summer of 1861 Geneal Grant.
then Colonel of the Twenty first Illinois
Regiment Of Infantry. was stationed at
Mexico, on the North Missouri railroad,
aud had cJmmaud of the post. he re
maiued several months, mingliug freely
with the people regardless Of the pe-
culiar shade Of any ones political opin
ions, and as the distinguished Colonel
then had no thoughts OF uspiriUg 10 the
presidency, or dictatorship, ne occasion
existed for the retieence to which latter
ly he owes the greater part OF his popu
larity
Ulysses the Silent was then Ulysses
the Garrulous, aud embraced every fuir
opportunity which came in his way to
express his sentiments and opinions IN
regard to political affairs. One Of these
declarations we distinctly remember. 10
a public conversation in Riugo' backing
house, a sterling Union man put this
question TO him: What do you hon
estly think was the real objec, Of this
war on the part Of the Federal govern
mentp'
Sir" said Grant, Il have no doubt il
the world hat the sole object is the re
storation of the Union. will say fur
,her, though, that l am Democrat
every man in my regiment Is a Democrat
aud whenever shall be convineed that
ibis war has for its object any thing else
than what l have mentioned, OF that the
government designs using its soldiers to
execute the purposes of the Aboiitionists.
[ pledge YOU my honor as A man aud a
soldier, that l will not only resign my
commission, but will carry my sword ~
the other side and cast my lot with that
nennle /"
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
nIaIne.

Advices from Maine are encouraging
to the Liberals. The Post publishes s
long letter from Bangor. which carefully
reviews the situation aud admits tha
Greeley may carry the State. Among
Liberal orators who will be at work 10
Maine this week are Trumbull anC
Fsrnesworrh of Illinois Hon. Juo
Wentworth. Gen. Banks, Chauncy De
pew. F. Stockton, A G.. Thurman, w
A Wallace. Richard Vaux, w. S. Groes
beck, J c. Irish of Iowa; H. G. Wood
bury of Boston, Judge j. G. Abbott
and Gen. Slocum.
1t is burdly possible that the Demo
crats will carry Maine, but we confident
IL expect large gains.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
VIII MerrImOn COntesr the N. C.,
GuDerDaiOrial Eleclfon.
From the Raleigh Sen1ine1 - 1n1

tfrom the Raleigh Sentinel, Aug. IO.1
This is the inquiry we hear on all
sides: Will Judge Merrimon contest
the election? 1t is not for Jndoe Mer
rimon but his friends to say what shall
be done. That Caldwell was elected by
fraud and federal interference money and
intimidation, admits of no donbt Let
the chairmeu OF the different county
committees, as we'll as of the different
toWnshiPs. send to the chairman of the
State executive committee the number OF
illegal votes polled in each township so
far as they can be ascertaiued. and. the
executive committee for the State can
then tell whether it is proper for Judge
Merrimon to contest the election That
from 5000 to 10000 negroes voted lille.
gally We have but little doubt.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
The ". u. world on BIantOD
Duncan.

The World pays It's respects to Dun
can, aud asks. Who is this ex eonfed
crate lieut. colonel, who never smelt
gunpowder, and never was known as q
Democrat, that he should call boiling
convention to mutiny against the deliber
ate Judgment and decision of the DEM
ocracy-and the judgment of all its
recognized and trusted leaders," And
as follows: "Blanton Duncan, ex Eoow~
Nothing member Of the Kentucky iegis
lature, who served one term without
distinction, and ex lieutenant colonel Of
the confederate army, where he always
kept al 4 safe distance from the perilous
edge of battle, Is making a quiet figure
in the Grant journal. This uneasy, no
toriety counting individual, of whom
Democrats know little, aud that little not
TO his advantage, is just now filling
the trump of fame IN the Republican
party Us the original inventor and sole
patentee of a bogus Democratic eouven
tiou, which he has advertised TO be held
IN Louisville, where he Is lawyer
Without parctice, on the 81 Of Septem-
ber
"Blanton' at the begiuniug OF the late
"unp leasantness was by appointment
Colonel of the 1st KY. Confederate
Regiment, aud if he would make sure
of the Louisville nomination, he should
invite the officers aud members of thai
old Regiment to be present. They
officers and men, hate him like 'eolc
pizenl It is charged that he tooE
blankets, etc. sent from home to the boys
while in Virginia, by parents auC
friends as presents, and sold them to the
boys Now Blanton is very wealth.
man
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
ExCov JohD o.. a Kipg.

Has written a letter to our State Gen.
trail Committee, declining the position
of Elector for this Congressional Dis
trict. He declines By reason of sick
ness in his family and pressing prOfes-
sioual business The Democracy of the
District, indeed of the State, will regret
to be denied the pewer of his eloquent
tongue iu the pending campaign.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
Another Specimen Of African
Free Speech

EGee SpeeCh.
Close upon the heels of the Cooper To-
stitute colored row, comes anolher illus
tratiou of the African idea OF free speech
Tabbs Gross. a colored man FROM Ar
kansas, is u mem Der of the Liberal Dem
ocralic party. and in that capacity ad
dressed Greeley meeting in Coviugtou,
KY last Saturday evening. Alter the
meeting, and while crossing the river
TO see his family, he was warned by two
of his race that it would be dangerous
for him to 90 to Cincinnati. He went,
however, and during the night was wait
ed upon by twenty colored men, who
professed to be acting under instructions
from whites. and informed him that he
must leave the city by certain train next
day or run the risk of loosiug his life
He sent for friend TO visit him, but the
friend replied that he dared not to do so,
aud advised Gross to get out of Cincin
natl as soon as possible. He accordingly
returned 10 Covington where he was
again waited upon by some of the colored
Radical fraternity, aud told that he
would not be allowed to speak there
again. So the matter stands at the
present time.
We eau assure the colored people that
such persecution as they have visited
upon Saunders and Gross is likely to do
theminfnite damage, and if perseyered 10
Will surely lead to most unfortunate con
sequences. Saunders hits the truth ex
actly when he says 10 his card, that the
outrage perpetrated by Grant aud his
friends al Cooper Institute, lis calculat-
ed to widen the breach between The two
races, and tends directly toward the des.
truction and extinction Of the colored peo
pie" The same may be said Of the
treatment to which Gross was subjected
These events appeal to men of all classes
and all parties, and must inevitably ere
ate popular option which will be heard
and felt hereafter. The coIored people
caD, perhaps, afford to join in resiIing
Greeley aud Sumner, their life-Ioog
friends and champions; but thew cannot
afford to cut their own throats as they
apparently are trying very hard to DO now.
If they have an atom of common
sense or discretion. we shall hear of no
more such disgraceful proceedings as
those which recently transpired in New
York and Cincinnati.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
origin OF the Fighting Editor

The lighting editor" the journalist
who backs with his fist or revolver what
his colleagues pen has written. is being
not unknown 70 the columns of Western
papers and the streets of Western towns
II e is not, as is generally thought, indi-
genoUs TO America. His profession was
created in France, during the reign of
Charles X NJ Constant de Rebecque,
editor of the Minerva, became sated with
duels, and hired fencing master to sign
his articles aud slay his attackers. With
in year FIVE officers of the Kings
body guard fell under his sword. He
received aud accepted a challenge to
fight three. and twenty young officers of
the ST Cyr Military College, agreeing to
fight them all in turn. They, however,
adopted their enemy's plan. and hired a
rival bravo, Chocquart, to meet this one.
The duel lasted three quarters of an
hour, aud ended in the death of NJ. Re-
becque's champion. Did the editor des-
pair? He instantly engaged Chocquart
ut a higher salary than the St. Cyrians
could offer, and theuceforth wrote what
he would.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

Now that the position of Elector for
this Congressional District is vacant
made so by the resignation of Gov. King
we believe the appointment of Capt
VIM c. Clark, of Graves, would meel
with the hearty applause Of the people
of this District. He is brilliant, ready
and able political speaker. We know
moi If he can accent.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

THE Cincinnati Commercial thinks it
is rather odd that colored citizens are
compelled to fy from Ohio to Kentuck y
for safety aud protection.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

IT is confidently predicted that the
State of New York will give Greeley
a majority larger than the entire vote OF
Missouri
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

HERE are some of the elegnnces Of
speech applied to Banks for desertiDg
Giant
Cleveland Herald-"We are sorry to
see a man like Banks desert the Grant
party.
Cincinnati Gazette" Banks was never
of much account"
New York Times-"The Red river
cotton thief is out for Greeley"
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
FULTON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

TNHE Fulton COUNT Bible Society, keeps
II constantly on hand a complete assort-
ment of Bibles and Testaments in both the
English and German languages Il sells
these Bibles and Tes;aIhents ut the unet
cost of publication; it also gives neat
Bible to all persons who are are not able to
pay for one, free of charge.
The Depository is at The Book Store of
]. H. Davis Hickman Ky, to whom all
orders should be addressed
july I3-tf
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
BEECH WOOD SEMINARY


THE Fourth Session Of this institution
u will commence
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'd, 1872.
TERMS per session of months or 20
school weeks:
Tuition per session 5 months or 20
weeks, spelling, first lessons in
reading, writing, &c...... SI2.5 so
Advanced reading, mental arithmetic
nrst lessons in geography and
written arithmetic............... SIS 90
English Grammar, Advanced Geogra-
ply, Written Arithmetic, FIRST les
sons in Philosophy and Compost
Algebra and the higher Mathematics
and Natural Sciences 20 90
Ancient and Modern Lauguages.. 25 90
Music including use of Piano........... 30 90
Contingent tax to each pupil. l 90
No deduction except in case of protracted
sickness Pupils charged from time of en-
trance
Tuition due half at middle Of session;
other half at close of same
JOHN w. C0WGILL. Principal.
Mrs. MARY H. Cowo1LL Assistant.
julyl3-tf
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

The latest "straight" ticket spoken Of
is Charles O'Couor for President, and
ex Senator Graham n Fitch, of Indiana,
for Vice President.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
MElRosE INSTITUTE
Trenton, Tenn.

FOUNDED IN 1869. CHARTERED IN 1871.
4 Ii the English branches with Full
~ Course in Mathematics, Languages,
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing,
Painting in Oil and Water colors taught by
capable teachers carefully selected.
Catalogue for last year numbered ia
pupils.
26th. 1872 Course Of study extensive
Faculty full.
Terms, Per Session Of 20 Weeks:
Primary, S12 90; Preparatory, SIC 00i
Freshman, S21 90; Higher classes, each,
500 90 ; Latin and French. each, $40 90;
Vocal lessons, 81 90; Music, Piano, Organ
or Guitar. S25 90; Use of Instrument daily
practice, So 90; Drawing and Painting in
Water Colors, each, SO 90; Painting in
oil Colors, SIS 90; Incidental fee, 81 90;
Graduation Fee, SO 90.
Board from fifteen to seventeen dollars.
Daughters of Ministers (of all denomiDa-
tionsi in the regular pastorate, free of
charge in the Literary Department, except
for extras.
For full information apply for Catalogue
to DIR. s. W. Caldwell, President Board of
~ W. X. JONES, Principal.
TaESros, TEEN, July lS. w.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

GRANT attends to government bust
ness at Long Branch. He does not re,
gard it as necessary for him to be IN
Washington.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

BERNARD's Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels Bernard's Chill Cure con taii 8
nothing injurious.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
Aleu- advertisements.

IL C WEST, formerly Of West Cochran + Co,
Hemphis, Tenn.
J. L. DANIEL, .........of Crockett county Tenn.
j. N WRIGHT, ,...........-.........of Paris, Tenn
}. T WEST, formerly of Moore i West, Memphis,
Tenn.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24
JOHN A. WILSON,
AGENT YOR THE
SOUTHERN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
of
LOUISVILLE, KK.

LOUISVILLE, EY
o5ace at the Court House in Hickman.
To the people of Fulton and the adjO;n.
ing coasr4Rs Ileould respcc,fnlJv son.
TT You WANT a LIFE poLICY ana
i intend TO make provisien for vourseE
IN old age, or for the future comfort Of thoss
VINO may De dependent upon you for dniiv
bread. insure with tie Sour1ERx MrTr.y
ior the following reasons:
Isi, The Southern Mutual is one NJ a..
States. Su'leo
2nd. II IS managed and controlled BIZ N.
pest business talent in Kentucky. rsee liz.
OF Ohcers and Directors
ID. 1t does not drain the country of ,,or.,
and produce hard times, for every doiIsr
Of its assets are re-invested and EcB, :, 80.
elidtioH here at home, in Keptpetv -
among its own Policy-holders.
18th. II Is Home Iashtuton---oresr;, h..
hentuekians-and State pride and Ioe:y
interests should induce our people TO sus-
tain 1t BY tier patronage aad inauenA ,5-
stead OF building up the capitalists of the
and see. eA'a
5..o ;, JOHN A WILSON, Agent.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-24

SNPECIAL attention given 10 the sale of
- Cotton, Bacon, Lard. Flour. Corn, Oats
lay, Beef Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Fruits, Eggs,
Poultry, Butter, Hides, and all other kinds
Of Country Produce.
Consignmen's by river insured, unless
otherwise instructed. Orders for Groceries
or other Merchandise, accompanied with
cash or salts factory city reference, solicited.
REFERENCES.
GERMAN NATIoYAL BANK, Memphis, Tenn
JSo. Z. STEELE, Hickman, Ky.
w r. WALKER
GEo. W. MARTIN. Gardner, Tenn.
F. NJ. GARDNER,
GEN T. }. d. c. ATKINS, Paris, Tenn.
augZ4-3m.
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Fonr MilIions ofInvnlida.

: At the lowest computation there arc
never less than four millions Of inValids in
the United States. OF this.number proba.
bly, more than three.fliths have neglected
the ordinary precautions necessary for
the preservation Of health, and are suffer-
ing the punishment due 10 their careleas.
ness. II the mulhtudes who arc now
affiliated with billiousness, indigestion,
rheumatism, intermittent fever, irregular.
tiles of the bowels, general debility, ncr.
vous disorders, &C., had, at the very first
symptoms Of indisposition, inyigorated,
regulated and purified their systems with
Hosteter's Stomach 'Bitters, two-thtrds Of
them would at this moment be perform
ing the active duties of life, unannoyed
by any ailment OF the body or the mind.
This assertion is made advisedly. II is
founded on experience, and is borne out
by the testimony of countless host Of
witnesses, whose attestations cover almost
every variety Of disease, and extend over
period Of about twenty years, OF every
thousand persons who take the Blttcrs,
as preventive Of tho complaints above
enumerated, seyen.eights escape them en-.
tirely; and OF every thousand who arc &C.
tually attacked, and use the great Vegeta-
bic Tonic as remedy, three-iourtls arc
radically cured. These arc not hap.
hazard assertions, but statistical facts.
They arc based upon tile results Of IL.
quiries made by more than fifty thousand
persons, In various parts OF the country,
and upon tho letters Of prominent citizens
Of the state, 1t might almost be said, OF
every county in the Union. eod&w
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Z HELMBoLD's
lat-, 81. Do ue u.
--.a & 81 f.--iI auH-.4a
Extract BuChu
Fer Weakness Arising from Excuses
or Early IndisCretlOn,

attended with the following symptoms: IndIspo,
sition TO Exertion, Loss OF Power, Loss Of Mem.
ory, Officially of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling
Dreadful Horror Of Death, Night sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakeialness, Dimness OF Vision, Languor
Universal LassItude OF tho Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with DyspOptic symp
TOMS Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Drynesa
of the Skin, Pallid countOnance and RruptIons
on the Face, Palm in the Back, Heaviness of the
Ryelids, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
tho Eyes with Temporary sutIasloR and Loss oil
Sight, Want OF Attention, Great Mobility, Rcst.
lessneSs, with Horror OF Society. Nothing ID
more desirable to such patients than solitude
and nothing they moro dread, for fear Of them.
selves; no repose OF manner, no earuestncss, nc
speculation, but hurried transition from ono
question to another. -.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull on the general list,
Tennessees very strong at 66saG7; South
Carolina new bonds about ! per cent bet.
ter and closed quiet.
BANK STATEMENTS unfavorable and
exhibits another heavy decrease in legal
reserve. An analysis Of the statement
shows that the banks have made net loss
Of 81 $4,000 in their legal reserve, and
that they now hold only 81, 74s, 100 above
the 25pcr cent required by law.
STocKs-opened quiet with but very
little activity during the day. The mar.
ket was not affected to any extent by the
bank statement, and prices advanced late
in the day. At the close the best figures
OF the day were generally current. In
the upward movement Union Pacific
touched $50. In regard TO the rise in
Union Pacific it is stated that those par.
ties who recently sold out have been buy.
ing back their stock and are going to the
bull side for another advance.
ChlcagO Markets
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-FLouR-Therc is q
firm feeling in this market influence by q
good inquiry and rather limited offerings.
The demand was mainly from the South
for low extras and superfines. The range
for spring extras was So 75a6 10.
GRAN-Wheat-0 Opened dull but closed
active at yesterdays current prices; No, 2
spring Chicago, 81 25s; rejected, 81 0S.
Corn-Demand fair; No. smixed, 401c; ear,
40c 0ats-Quiet and unchanged, No. 2,
S2faS2sc Rye-Demand light but hold.
ers' firm; No. 1850 for fresh; nc for regu-
lar. Barley Demand far and prices ad-
vanced. No. 2 spring, 5SIa60c for strictly
fresh. avg --ds Si.ilts sssi
Provisions Pork Steady with mod.
crate demand at $12 35a12 40. Lard
Demand fair at Sc. Bulk Meats-Strong
and o shade higher; IshouldersS 4ga4ac;
short rib middles, 6tc; short clear mid.
dies, Gle; sides, sc, Green Meats
Steady. ',',f'50''i
WHIsKy-steady at SOC, q.
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The History Of A National Remedy

. AAS AA@SSSAS Va a ANoSAOAuA .AAVAACuys
Here is the history Of the most cclebra.
ted tonic Of the age in q nutshell. In 1SG0it
was announced that q certain combina.
ton Of vegetable Ingredients, with pure
diifusive stimulant; was working wonders
in the cure Of chronic dyspepsia, nervous
debility, liver complaint, periodical ievers,
rheumatism and constitutional weakness
The unpretending name given to the
specific was PLANTATION BrTTERs. The
statement attracted the attention Of inya.
lids everywhere. The new remedy re.
ceived fair trial, and the results more
than confirmed all that had been said in
its praise. Thenceiorward II was great
success. The business columns Of the
press spread the glorious news far and
wide, and the martyrs to indigestion, bill
business, physical prostration and prema-
ture decay, as.if by common consent,
sought relief from the new vegetable re.
storatiye. They found nhat hey sought.
From that time to the present the in.
crease in the demand for Plantation Bit.
tiers has been one Of the most striking
events in this age. 'f'' "l't :
tB~For Coughs, Bronchitis and Con.
sumption, IN It's carly stages, nothing
equals DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery. eod&w
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CnARLEsroN, W. VA Feb, II
New York Money and stock Market.

new YORK Money and Stock Market
NEW YoRK, February 17.-Go1D-
Opened at 11O4al1Os, and was intensely
dull throughout the day. Loans were made
at from 2 to 5per cent for carrying. Daily
clearings, $s70OO,OOO. Specie exports for
the week, $15S2S5. O.
MoNEY-The market was very easy DUR
ing the afternoon at 5a6per cent on call,
with exceptional loans at the close at IA
Sag per cent.
STERLING ExouANoE-1OO4. Ea,tl
GoyERNMENTs-The bond market was
stronger and HIGHER nj tho close -s
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THESE SYMPTOMS, If ALLOWED TO
90 WHICH THIS MEDICINE LNHARE
ABLY REA0KES-SO0N FOLLOW Loss
OF P0RER, EATUITY AND EPLLE77C
FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
AAY EXPIRE.