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TIE couRr.uousE nossrE..

Coop that Rooster, for he's weary,
And his head is dropping dreary.
Coop himl hide him, it 10 best;
For there's not . chick to fear him,
And there not hen to cheer him,
And there is no egg laid near him
Scorned by those who did revere him
Hide him-ccop him-let him rest
Take that Rooster Of, he's tatterej,
All his feathers widely scattered,
And Ii. bill II broken, battered,
b. the strong blows Of the fos-
oh its ha.d TOR Is TO kice him,
We who long 50 proudly eyed him
Hard 10 stand forlorn beside him,
Now that lie Lo more can c:tv.
Coop that Rocstsr-ccop him sadly,
Once the Ring did back him gladly.
And the Ring did wildly, nladiy, u
Swear be should forever crow
Sxore that hostile spur should never
lis triumphant windpipe sever, r-
And thst he should fight forever! f..
But he now is lying low.
Oh, his comb is cut and bloody,
And his legs are bruised and muddy,
And his breast with blood Is rudy,
And his gills are darkly blue:
Empty craw and busted gizzari,
Tail and wings completely scissorei,
Feiied at one decisive blizzard
Routed, skinned from A 10 izzsrJ-
Poor OH cook a-doodle-dooi
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MEDICAL.
ONE MILLION
III Lives Saved

IL Is one OF the rem.rk,b,. s..,. n, hi.
Ole age, not merely that So macy nsrSnns are ~.
o.;, o. dyspepsia indigestion. but its wiling
any che ressrs. We would nos b willing to say thss
posed 10 rank il aalens the inxnT;sso, ,SS, $500,
,r,i -, Wno have Experienced lis torraentI
,,sslr sj.usn ,aen an idea All dread H. and vsuid
MARX iaPey, who WAS Jolly uuJ.r al -. 1870 80
-, 20 which he was placed never bai
an atl1eA o. dyspepsia. or his jo,y woulJ b,xs
times suffer is ioItures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sohis-
r'eI hsaia OF person who enjoyed them. ''
" all the muitiiariogs diseases 70 ghIrh al, -
Aan system Is Liable, there is, perhips. no On.
generally prevalent dyspepsia. Ib-,' ~ :
Eases more acute aud paiufIl, and which more r.
quehtiy prove fatal; bat none the effects o. which
20 aspsssins TO the mind and - positively Jis
the world IL i, ''"'>1 'S'hs
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Beneficial ONLY

al cases OF the hillary system. Hoofand' 5 Ger
man Bitters stand without equal acting prompt
ly and vigorously upon the liver; they remove il >
torpidity and cause kealthtul secretion of bile-
thereby supplying the stomach with the most inds-
penslb.e elements Of digestion in proper propoT-
tons. They give tone to the Observation-Disclosures
it, HnctioEs, and enabling To perform its duties
iure designed il should do. They impart vigor
Il strength To the entire system. causing the pa.
.ieni 10 feel ike another being-iu tact, giving sm
a now lar.. al liz,
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The Results in Rhode Island.

Providence, April Full returns from
the State election show the majority for Pad
elford, Republican candidate for t;overnor,
to be ! JIG.
Cutler, Democratic candidate for Lieut.
Governor, received liU majority, but some
scattering votes not returned may possibly
throw the election into the Republican Legis-
lature. The remainder of the Republican
State ticket has about . 100 majority
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COUNTING TWENTY-FIVE.
How the wife Of u Utica Editor Curb
cd Sis CDgOS~rnabIc Temper

/ From the Utica Herald.
found the cherished face of Maria AM
wreathed in smiles, the other evening, wher
| returned from my ardrous daily toll. q
am engaged as standing man at saloon
So many candidates are treating that the
saloon-kecI er hires six Of lis TO be treated
We all drink with every candidate who
comes in, and it makes business pretty brisk
Said my chosen one, "Joshua, am afraid
you don't always find me an angel in dispo.
sition."
Said i, "That's so-hic my dear;
don't seldom find you an angel in--in any.
thing.
"And," she added, "you arc not AWAY.
the most pleasant man in the word"
did not feel called ON to reply.
"Now," said she, "read that"
She had cnt an item from the columns Of
some paper, wherein some demented writer
told about some impossible woman who, be-
ing troubled with bad temper, counted
twenty-five every time she got provoked,
and thus became sweet and amiable and
delighted husband. ] read the article as
well a. the condition o. my head would al
low, and remarked "Dosh"
,nf1iJ.J har r. t. Sha MI ~" -, D1
.a, n'aJ "nni - ,u we. "
&C., - .ta ao, ~ - ~, . an.
,van,vAGra ST. 49,. II ~" "In q, .o 4,
u"nii NV On, ,an, ,nL;t. VIM n .no"sn,
,."n,n a., a., Jam ,anm III" a ah eoun JUN
W. ~ ra.;n,' ab;so,;o.s ,n b.. Ia,u g
'.n,"ai ;1,,,arau, anJ "a pan VI
..,I "a. = wn. an,, aIu . u "ss no.,
~; 9 - ~.. ,oo o an% ~ - ny '' anu
.nJ T ,nId TO- ~ o,nn, ,wan,v e.. h,, ~,
Soroo, ali ,bou, ,b,, ard ;n"; t,ii;sa ON. nn
n,v la,, ava '"e y"
Then was going IN remo,.tr,,. with tho
noker and sbe told mo ~ com, ,wsn,r.sva
and I saidI wonlJ not. Inn, 7 did 49,. sb.
had .nJlsd more than half nv ~ on,
Then she made me counI twen,v.6ro ova.
and over until I was ont Of breath and csi,
real pleasant and good na,ured. Sowe vent
% sun,,or NJ ,,,e "a, w,s c,,rI.J NJ. :.
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Let it be Remembered

nrsi OF all, that HooFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
IEtsS Is not rum beverage, Thew ar pos d.,
hoic IN any sense OF the term. They are Composed
wholly OF the pure juice vital principal OF root.
ihis Is not mere assertion. Tho extracts from,
when they arc compounded are prepared by one OF
the ablest of German chemists Unlihe anv oshsr
bitters in the market they wholly free from
spirtuous ingredients. he objections which hold
namely-that q desire or Intoxicating drirL, -
stimulated by their use, valid in the cas- Of
the German Bit,ers. So far from encouraging or
ihcucatns taste or desire for inebriatinK bever-
ages, II may be confidently asserted that their ten
deney Is In Dramatically opposite direction The.
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CHICAGO.
Murdered = The Liquor l:ilf-D0uble

Murdered - The Liquor Eilf-DOubIe
Irack.
CHICAGO, April 81. c. Clymer, Of
johnson County, was murdered near Vienl,
on Friday evening, by an unknown high
wayman.
The Iowa Senate has passed the House
liquor bill, 4 measure still more stringent
than the Ohio law.
The Michigan Central has contracted for a
double track between Detroit and Ypsilanti,
and from Niles to Lake Station, to be COM
pleted within sixty DAYS.
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Ac 6 Directly on the Liver.

stimulating ITS functions and causing 10 maze N
hilary secrstons in regular and proper -quanities
The injurious results which invariably pillow the
nse OF mercury, is entirely avoided By their use
Bat " IS not upon the liver only that their powers
are exerted. The extract of Mandrake eontaiaed
IN them il ssillfily combined with four other e1-
tracts. one Of which acts upon the stomach one ur-
on the upper bowels, one upon the lower bowel,
and one prevents AM gripping effect, thus prod aein.
pill that influences the entire digestive and al
msntaTy system, in an equal and harmonious msn-
ner, and its aetion entirely free from nausea yDm-
lung, OF gripping pains common to all other purgs-
gstye-.
Possessing these much desirable qualities the
POdOph : lin becomes ia aluatle A. a
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Our exchanges, from every point betwet n
New York and Salt Lake, copy freely the
good words spoken Of Leavenworlh and
Kansas, by THE TINES, and thus the adyan-
tages offered by our city and Stale to those
who are about 20 seek homes in the growing
and prosperous west, are daily brought be-
fore the people Of the country.
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Vita Principal Of the Man.
drake Root.

Now, We desire the reader ~ distinetly UNDER
stand that this extract Of the Mandrake i. MANY
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself IL Is
the medicinal virtues OF this heath-giving plant In
a perfectly pure and highly concentrated form
Hence II Is that two Of the Poiophy lin pills con
siiu'e ful dose, while anywhere sic 10 eight or
hlnIiul Of other PREPARATIONS OF the Mandrake are
Ieluired. The PpinnhrlIin
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0Neeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1872.
STILL AHEAD.

The ofiiler wEo is conducting tEe massacre
of the native Christia.@in Japan, With such
success is not IwaLura, but Ewakurs. lie
boil. them alive now; bat the Christians are
still ahead, for they send the heathens to
where they will be roasted alive, word will
out end. The question there is no, What's
vo,r fifth Int ''How VIII you lie cooked. y
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A Confirmed Dyspsptic.

But II Is no; our intention 10 drscant on the har
TOT OF dyspepsia To describe them truthfulIy il
simply an inPossibility, but il is possible 10 point
9ut remecy- We have said that dyspepsia is per-
maps the Most universal oil human diseases m
Is emPhafieaIy the in the United STATE
IN % ,hls prevalence is due TO the character o;
Tue ood the method OF its preparation or the hasty
niahhet IN winch II is usually swallowed, is no,
our province - explain. The great tact with vhcb
we are called to deal tbis. 500 ""'"
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Advices from
Lone Pine, to Friday last, says shocks still
continue, though less violent. -Four more
deaths Of injured persons have occurred.
Overs river has shrunken to half it, usual
volume. New creek is running where was
formerly dry land. One family of five being
buried the shock filed the graves with earth.
and the ground sunk on which the party was
standing some four feet.
San Diego Sulphur Spring, dried up By an
earthquake fifteen years ago, broke on,
airesh.
Congres=men Sargent, IIoughlon and
Coghlan were denounced and burned in
efgy in the Seventh Ward. las, night, for
their connection with the Yerha Buena L.
land scheme
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PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

act upon the stomach and bowels, carrying Oh I'M
proper oistructiOns, while the EitisTs OF I.nIe
purify the blood, strengthen and invigorafe N.
frame, give tone ami appetite TO the stomach and
thus build up the invalid anew.
Er. Hoorani, having provided internal remedies
for diseases, has given the world one mainly Tor
external application, in the wonderful! preparation
known a.
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CHICAGO, April "a letter from, Boise
City, Idaho, stamps - 4 canard the state
ment so extensively circulated, that Jno.
McDevirt, the billiardis, il alive in that
city.
Another death from hydro Of chloral is
reported, that of Jacob A. Grain, a lawyer.
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They Purify the Blood,

cleansing the vital nuij OF all hurtfui puriies and
supPlanting them with the elements of genuine
healthfuiness. In wori there il scarcely disease
In which they cannot lie safely ami benincially
pioyed; but IN that most generally prevalent, d.
lI,-sinY and dreaded lisea.a. pysrrn.ia
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Family Medicine,

No h1r1FhCli should BE- without them. They are
perfectly sale, require but two ior ordinary dose
are prompt and efficient in action, and hen used
In connection with Dr. HoOhand's German Bitter
or Tonic, may be REGARDED. certain specifics all
eases Of Liver Complaint, DyspePsil, any Of the
disorders to which the system y ord n3Tly subject.
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DIR. HOOnnllll'S
G { r N AN BtTTERS

would you know more Of the merits of thi, WON
detiui medicine than can be learned from tie expe-
.lehce OF Others Try 1t yourself, and when IL Ia,
Jailed To fulfill the assurance Of Its efficacy given nv
the proprietor, then abandon faith In it,
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LITTLE Rock, April The Commits.
sioners OF Public Wor.-, benjamin homas,
J. q. Brat-fcrd and l.. ". Phillips, were
arrested to-day, and a warrant sued out by
Edwin Bancrpft, charging them with en-
bezzlement Of $4,000 in levee bonds
They gave bail in the SUN OF 5000 each
for their appearance before the examining
court to- JnOrrOw m0rnIng
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They Stand Unrivaled.

Now, there certain glasses Of persons 10 " HON
Ntisne Bitters are MOI only UHpalitabl., but who
fad IL impossible 10 take them Without positive di-
comfort. For such
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Died.

CoLUNBUs, o., April 5.--Hon. Samuel
Galloway, who has been seriously i'll Of con-
sumption for several months, died a. his
residence in this city to-day.
DETROIT, April 5.-Dr. Zina Pitcher, one
of the Oldest and most eminent physicians Of
this city, died this afternoon.
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German Bitters,

or his invaluable Tonic. lie has prepared another
medicine, which is rapidly winning It's way 70
popular fayOr because Of Its intrinsic merits. Tbi
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D. r. Anthony has been chosen Mayor
Of Leavenworth, over = citizens candidate.
he latter was supported BY the infamous Or
Han n the infamous combination which has
so long plundefed ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Democratic Standard.
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II @ FL A N DIS
PODOPH YLLIN
r i L L -

aPeri'ct substitute for mercury, without any ot
mercury's evil qualities. Thee wonderful PiII,.
which are INTENDED 10 act upon toe liver are main.
ly COMPOSED ct P0 h"phy lin, orthe
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hv NJ Cay
The Hill v,s tho, ,,sssd v.,s go maya 20
Mr. Holman from The Commune On Com.
merce r.norted , Hill au,bor;z;nc ,le cor -.
s,ruction Of a railroad BRIDGE ,cross rho Mis-.
sissippi River At Fort Nielsen law,
passed.
The House then wen, into Committee Of
the Whole On the army anpropria,ion hill
Mr.. Whitthorne made a speech. accusing
the administration OF extravaganza
Mr.. Peck also made several snescbss
charging that enormous sums had been nse,l
as corruption and fraud. and ALLEGED ,b,,
the war debt and nav debt had covered nm
the figures and evaded giving ;n,slI;o;hIr
accounts Of what had become Of the monev
Mr. Dayi, defended the densr,men,
M. Butler remarked that there vere 70,
or twelve co,nm;ttees NJ ;nvs.,;c,,;o, -
sess;on-Ta voice "fonr,eenr and M
hal vs, besr ,hIs IN .hov ,h,, .;an,. al
lar had been snent ,v,;n., The nrox;.;on uo IS
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CoLrAx smokes no more. After his i'll.
ness last sommer be stopped indulgence in
the weed and reduced his letter-writing Ia
bors. The amiable Vice President has writ
ten tens Of thousands Of letters. Quitting the
use of tobacco, and breaking up his bad habit
of let,er-writing, in a great measure, he has
recovered his health, and taking no bever-
age stronger than mild cider, with malice
toward. none, and charity for ALL" he plays
with his boy baby, and talks for Grant to all
comers. Grant has quit smoking nine or ten
times. The difficulty il, that after he quits
he gets Whit of good cigar, and resumes
the habit of putting them himself-Ciseia.
natl OomMeeial as ',l-z- o. ea-11
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m all lie rest Of the tickst with the exep-
tin Of Treasurer and Marshal CORES out
And. The success of Col. Antho: y Is a
gratifying one, and cannot fail to be his bly,
beneficial to Leavenworth. He is an able,
energetic man, and the interests Of the city
will be safe in his keeping. We tender him
our hearty congratulations, and predict for
his administration the mos, complete sue
cess
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From the Topeka Commonwealth
LeavenvoEth has done nobly. Col. d. r.
Anthony, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, il elected BY comfortable msjority;
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SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS.
Rapid Growth New Towns-Excel.
lent Country Game.

HrTcnuSsoS, RENO Co, Apr. ., -.
E'itg Tiy,os: s,......-. .
Several eIrsrs appeared in the las; letter
published by You from this correspondent
the most important of which relates TO the
geography Of the State. 80 e
Fort Zarah, or "Big Berd," is co Mills
noriluest from This town, Wichita 40 mile
southeast, and continuing in the. same direc
ton down the Arkansas River Gu miles far.
tier, you reach the Indian Territory.
Immigration is rapidly filling up thi.
valley, and is eyen pushing beyond, toward
the south line o, the Stale BY the recent
change in county lines, territory was attached
to Reno County on the north and east, and
III king this town nearly central in the
county. Eighteen townships were detached
from the southern part OF this county and
put with six townihips from Harper County,
forming new county called Kingman. r..
Scuthwes, Of Kingman, and on the road 10
the wonderful Salt Plains, is Barbour County,
which is well waiereI, and hes good supply
of timber, and is settled along Medicine
Lodge River.
Kinsman County is also exceIlently
watered by the Ne-me-scah, or Good River
and its Innumerable branches. There is
coal in that county. but no timber. The
southern portion of Reno is watered by the
North Fork Of the Ne-me-scah and by Smoot
creek, into which flow great number OF
small streams, fed by living springs. Settlers
are of course taking land nearest TO the town,
and not MANY claims can now be found
nearer than five miles of Hutchinson; but as
it has been definitely determined 10 buiid
free bridge across the Arkansas River, i'm
migrants are no longer deferred from tax ing
homesteads on the north side.
Several new towns have lately been located
west of us, or rather northwest, as the Santa
Fe Railroad makes a decided bend at this
place Peace. Il miles away, is Quaker
settlement. Raymond, ne,. beyond, is said
Ia be under the care o: the ubiquitous Sam.
Wood. .4.t r...l 4
AT Fort Zorah are two towns, one east
and one west of the reservation. At Pawnee
Rocks Kentucky colony has commenced
operations while Crawford Steele Il 60. have
broken ground for a new town on Pawnee
Forks near Fort Larned. Hutchinson can
no longer be said 10 Ike on the frontier, when
there are towns loo miles beyond.
GAME.
The air is full of wild fowl-gee,e, brants ,
and ducks of various kinda j Thy are con-
stantlv moving from the river 10 the ponds
They alight on all parts Of the prairie, TO
r Il L.
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TO say whether in all his Official scsion he
had NOT endeavored TO protect the Treasury
as well a. he Beck did. He would tell the
gentleman what it cost to make him Butler
loyai-the first gun fired on the American
flag at Fort Sumier-then without counting
the cost he had come into the field: he
wished he had met the gentleman rom Ken
lucky there side BY side with him. and he
should have been equally pleased IL he had
met him on the other side ilsush,e, and an.
Planse) on The Republican side
The bill was passed authoriz..a, the ap-
poininien, by the United States Courts Of
deputy clerks, on the application OF the
Clerk, the compensation 10 lie p.id bv ia,
Clerk
The bill Tor The appointment, OF Shipping
Con mi-siosieiS then came UP, during the
reading OF which, Mr.. Wood made an at
temp; 10 present u remonstrance agains, il
from the Board OF Underwriters OF New
York, but objection was made, As the bill
was under the operation OF the previous
question.
Various amendments were agreed 10.
The Indian appropriation bill was called
up and passed without the yeas and NAYS
being called.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Da S,s,
that the memorial services in honor Of the
memory Of Prof. Morse, under the auspices
OF The National Morse Monumental Asso-
cation, be participated in by the House.
On motion of Mr. Garfield an additional
section was inserted, making it unlawful to
brand, mark or letter the body of soldier,
ana expunglng the word corporeal" from
the 43d article of war.
| The COMMITTEE rose, and the bill was
passed in the House without discussion.
| Mr.. Sawyer, from the Committee ON Com.
merce, reported the river and ,harbor appro-
priation bill, which was referred to the Com
niittee on Appropriations
The House then adjourned
The session tomorrow will be Tor debate
only.
Examination Oi Gen. ingalls,.
| WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate
Arms Committee, this morning, examined
Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, Jr Referring to a por-
ton of the evidence of Marquis de Cham
bron, the witness denied that lie had boasted
of his influence with the Government au-
thorities, and said it was positively false that
he was connected with Remington.
In response to Senator Hamlin, he said he
knew OF 10 officer or officers who had parti.
cipated, to the amount of one cent, in the
purchase of arms, nor did he believe that
there was one such.
| Tax On Newspapers.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Ways ant
Means Committee, this morning, voted Il
insert section in the tariff bill providin!
that in lieu Of duties now imposed by law
there shall be levied and collected upol
printing paper used for books, magazine
and newspaper, exclusively, and of siz
not less than 80 by 46 inches, 20 per cent
advalorem, and upon drawing, foolscap
imperial letter and note paper, 35 per cent.
advaloren.
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Track Laying.

DENVER, COL, April 5.-Track laying on
the second division Of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande, Marrow Gauge, between Colorado
Springs and Puebla began some DAYS since
and will reach the Arksnsas in time to com.
menoe running regular trains from Denver
to Puebla BY the 1st of May next.
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Elecai0n corn .. enls.

Col. ID. Il. Anthony was elected Mayor oil
Leavenworth as We predicted few days ago
that he would he. Asd We think Leaven-
worth has acted wisely. The energy, push,
perseverance, and exhaustless courage of her
new Mayor are exactly what Leavenworth
needs. We trust and believe that Col.
Vaughan has also been successful.
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CO1. VNWSbn0.
from the Lawrence Tribune.

from the Lawrence Tribune
Here's our hand to Col. Vaughan, and a
hearty greeting over his reelection as Police
Judge of Leavenworth City. He deserves
that Office till he can get a better one for the
great services which he has rendered good
cause
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LEAvESwoRTH elected d. X. Anthony
Mayor by small majority. This will set
him right for Governor or Congress. The
rest OF the city officers were divided between
the two tickets. -.Itchison Pofrio.