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Desirable Residence.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO B. som

mONDAY MORNING next, October 2. at 10
O'Clock, In front OF the Court House, in this
oil uated on Fickens street, and Of the ;oI,o1,
ing boundaries and dimensions: Frontino
West on Pickens street, running thereon 25o
leet. more or less; South by lot now or form.
erly OF - Clifton; North by estate OF Jim
merman, and East by E. J. Scott. running
back 212 feet, more or less.
This property is pleasantly located and in a
nne u neighborhood. The House contains eight
tins Kitchens and requisite out-buiidinr.
spout. tine Well Of Water, &c.
TERMs.-.sl, 500 cash; remainder in one and
Two years IN two oannualinstallments,s secured
Dy Dond bearing per cent. interest and mort
gage OF the premises. Property to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchasers to pay us
~ Popots. Oct
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WHOLESALE pitlCEs CUMtNNr.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By
APPLES, tjbu.l UUl0l 50
BAadING, ..lS(U23
BALE ROPE, Ma. .2lab24
N.Y.orWest'lb 70lU
BUTTER, North. 35D40
Country, IL b. .20@025
BACON. Hams. 20D22
Sides, u ID. .12l1l3
Shoulders. .10lD1l
CANDLES, Spcrni04t5U
AdaInantine ltl70o19
CoTroN YARN1 4O@l So
CoTToN. Stct NJ, In
Middliug.. II
Low MidI'g,....1GI
Good Ordny,.....l6
Ordinary. .15t
CHEESE, u. ID. ID. 17G635
factory .1O020
COFFEE, Rio, Blb22025
Laguayra .25le30
Java .33ft35
FLOUR, Co. 800@l1 90
Northern. .8000l2 0U
GRAIN, Corn. 95 al 90
Wheat 2 006p2 SO
Oats. .75@90
Peas .....1 00W1 Is
HAY, North, 2 1902 SO
HiDEs,Dry, Bbl3Wi7
Green .GDS
LARD, ~ fb.....1l5Gb14
LINE, R bbi. 25Q02 40
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Special Meeting City Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.


COLUMBIA, S. @. October l, 1872.
Council met at 7.3O P. M. Present
His Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen
carpenter, Thompson, Carroll, Lowpdes,
Mitchell, Young. Carr, Wilder and Hope.
Absent-Aldermen Griffin, Williams and
Cooper.
The Mayor stated that he had called
tins meeting to hear tho report OF the
special Committee on Fair Grounds:
also, any other business that might be-
brought before the Council.
Alderman Wilder. Chairman of Spe-
clai Committee on Fair Grounds, stated
that he was not aware that the commit.
tee would be called on TO report at this
Tune, and, therefore, asked ior further
time; which was granted.
Alderman Carpenter gave notice that
he would offer to Council an ordinance
to regulate hacks, omnibuses and car
riages for hire.
Bids for building house for hook and
Ladder Company we're opened and rend.
Alderman Carpenter thought that a
more thorough and complete specifica-
ton should be had before bids were
acted on and made public, and then
offered the following resolutions:
That full specifications and plans for
the building be placed before the Coun-
cil at the next regular meeting for their
adoption; and that the bids now opened
be not considered. Adopted.
Motion by Alderman Young, that the
Chairman of each Committee also. the
CLERK of Council, report at the next
meeting the receipts and expenditures in
bis special department, or an approx
NATION OF the same. Adopted.
On motion OF Alderman Hooe. Council
adjourned.
CHARLES BARNUL. City Clerk.
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Three steamers have been running
from the st. Johns River to Silver
Springs. Fla. for several years. and one
from Cedar Keys, on the Gulf of Mexi-
CO, to Blue Spring will soon commence
her trips. This brings these steamers,
by the unimproved natural streams,
within twentyfour miles of each other.
A Cincinnati paper speaks of David
Wilmot, Of "Proviso" fame, as q sup
porter of Greeley and Brown. Mr.. Viii
mot died in March, 1865. His only sur
viving brother, Capt. e. G. Wilmot, of
Covington, KY, is Liberal Republican,
STILL REJOICING Our city has not
yet recovered from the election excite
ment. The city was again brilliantly
Illuminated with boniires last night, and
fire. works were in order until n late hour.
augusta Chronicle.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator rcer.
lariy, enjoy health yourself and give
qualification to those about you. You
will have cause to bless the day You
heard of Simmons Liver Regulator.
O5 +3
a beautiful girl, the daughter of one
OF the wealthiest residents of Hartford,
was found drunk and clinsipg to u lamp
post in New York the other day.
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NOTICE.
10 the Electors Of Richland Comfy

accordance with the proclamation of his
4 E4cellcncy Robert K. Scott Governor of
South SSuth Carolina, an election will be held in
Kichland County ON WEDNESrAY. Octobnr
IL. 1877, for the election OF National. State
and County Representatives and officers to
wit: W
A Governor.
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Comptroller General.
superintendent of Education
AdJutant and lnspector-General.
One Congressman to represent Third Con.
gressionel District in the United States Con.
gross, and one Congressman from tho State
at large.
Four Represent atives.
One Clerk OF Court.
One Sheriff.
Ono Solicitor for tho Fifth Circuit.
One Judge OF Probate.
One School Commissioner.
Three County Commissioners
One Coroner.
The polls will be opened at G O'Clock A. M.
and close at o'clock P. NJ, at the followjnG
places, and under the following manapers
viz:
Tho city Of Columbia is hereby divided into
four election precincts
WARD ONE.
First. citizens in Ward One will vote at An
drew Wallace's, formerly the Fenton Honse1 i,
ON Richardson street.
Mana9ers-H. NJ. Davidson, A. u. Mon.
teith, Mauson Williams.
SECOND, WARD TWO POLL AT CoURr uorsp
MdnngerS-O. ]. Carroll, Il. d. Sem. Kan.
jamin Williams.
THIRD, WARD THREE, POLL AT PHOENIX HOOK
AND LADDER COMPANY.
=, 4n!ana0ers-m. r. Nixon. Daniel Idair, Jos. .
FOURTH, WARD FOUR, POLL AT MINoRT's, (FonM-
EnLY ocoNNELLs BUILDINa.)
-hdho9ers-J. Bahlmann, John FitZsim-
mons. Holland Mitchell
,,, ~, dADsDEN:
Mdnn9erS-ThOmas w. Dawson Kit MiIln
-Ndn6Jers-Green Is. Bush, John 3. Good
wyn, James j. GOODWIN.
TRENHoLMs GROVE.
=, Mdnd9ers--J- y. +. Simms, roncy Blaine,
Moses VOllver.
CAMP GROUND
-udnn3ers-Nathan Dubard, Jacob Jackson.
j. Cannon.
-, KILLIANs.
Mdndgers-Eli KiIlian, Thomas Garner,
.Managers-E. 8. Porcival, Thomas Roberts.
Richard Portee.
GAHNER's.
MdIn.dJers-Sam't e. Henry, January Simr
son, Frederick Wallace.
ACTON.
managers Clarkson, Joseph Walk
cr, Anderson Burns
lie Chairmen OF tho respective Boards will
meet mo Commissioners Of Election at the
Court House, Columbia, on Monday. the I1th
instant. at IL O'clock A. NJ, to receive ballot
boxes, poll lists. and written and verbal in
structiOns.
A. L. SOLOMON,
.EIOP GOODSON,
CESAR LOWNDES,
commissioners OF Election. Ricbland Co.
Oct
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REPORTED KILLING OF BnADLEY.-The
Savannah 4AaDe'iiser, of yesterday, says:
"A report reached the city last ight
from the South Carolina side of the river
to the effect that the Great Wauhoo. tho
negro who has created SO much trouble
in this neighborhood, and who, after
advising the negroes to take their little
hatohets' and go for the whites, has at
last come to grief. having been killed
yesterday somewhere on tho line of the
Port Royal Road. whittier he had gone
from this city with several hundred dol
lars of Radical money. This pesliferous
negro, however. has been reported killed
SO many times that We have begun to
think he is troubled, like tho cnt. with
nine lives.
Another report has just reached us
that Bradley is down in Yamacraw, alive
aud kicking. The reader can believe
whichever story suits him. The tirst is
from Radical sources; the latter Demo
CRITIC"
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BELL SCHNAPPS.
Distilled by the Proprietors,
AT SCTIIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
A N NVIG ATING TONIC
AND MEDICINAL BEYERAGE

AND MEDICINAL BEVERAGE
Warranted perfectly puro. and f, 90 from ali
deleterious substances. It il distilled from
BARLEY of the finest quality, and the AROMA
ITO JUNIPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases Of Dyspepsia or Indiges.
tion. Dropsy. Gout, Rheumatism, General
Debility, Catarrh of the Bladder, Pains in tho
Back and Stomach, and all diseases of TN.
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief in
Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in tho Bladder,
s'fongthens and invigoratos the system, and
is certain preventative and cure of that
dreadful scourgo, FEVER AND AGUE.
CAUTION Ask for "IIuDsox G. Wo1r.'s
BELL ScHNAPps."
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apo.
thecares.
HUDSON G. WOLFE Il CO.. Sole Importers.
Oilice, IL South william street, New York.
Sept 16 9no
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his presence being followed by prolonged

l
ignoring politics, and congratnlating the
merchants upon the prosperity of Gin.
cinnati and of the State, through which
he said he had recently travelled, eyerv.
where seeing evidences of progress.
After the conclusion of his speech, he
was presented to large number of mem.
bers of the Chamber of Commerce, and
was finally, in company with the Presi-
dent OF the Industrial Exposition and
the President OF the Chamber of Com
merce, escorted to the Exposition Hall.
New YORK, October 4-Evening.-At
l o'clock this morning. fire broke out
in Watson's machine shop and silk
foundry, In Paterson, and by 5 o'clock.
| only the walls were left standing. It ie
not known why the fire was allowed to
gain such headway. Total loss estimated
at $3.50, GOO. Loss ON the foundry $11O.-
600, and on the silk mill $40, 900. The
latter was insured for $50, 600; insurance
on the foundry unknown. Another &C.
count states the total loss at $4OO, 600,
but 1t is believed this is an exaggeration.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
WASHINGTON, September 4-Evenine.
The conscience fund has received So, 600
from person in Hamburg.
Watchmen employed by the Govern
ment do not come within the eight hour
law,
The State Department has no official
advices about the San Juan boundary.
The Secretary of State, Secretary of
War and Postmaster. General only were
at the Cabinet meeting to. day. Business
routine
Probabilities-Over the North west
and the upper lakes, partly CLOUDY wen.
ther, with Northerly to Easterly winds.
In the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys,
generally clear weather and Southerly to
Westerly winds. veerinR to Westerly and
Northerly on Saturday. On the Gulf
States. Southerly to Eusterly winds, and
on the South Atlantic, Southerly to
Westerly winds. with clear weather.
From the lower lakes to Virginia and
North eastward, Southerly to Westerly
winds and warmer and generally clear
weather
NEW ORLEANS, October A San An
tonic special reports that party of
Texans followed band Of Mexican q cattle
thieves into Mexico, and attacked them
ct Newton. Two Texans and several
Maxicans were killed. The Texans
burned Alcoldes' house, with him in it.
On Monday, 200 armed Mexicans ap-
peared on the Mexican side of the river.
opposite San Felipe. Lieut.. Davidson,
with a company of troops from Fort
Clark, was ordered to watch their move.
ments.
GALVESTON, October "A gin huuse
at Bayland, containing 10000 bales of
sea island cotton, was burned.
CHICAGO, October 4.-The proposition
OF the employing brick layers to reduce
wages was, last night. met by demand
from the brick.layers for 81 for eight
hours work, and fifty cents per hour for
extra work. 1000 men obtained their
demands this morning, and 1000 are on
strike. Work is suspended on the
Michigan Southern Depot and Pacific
Hotel.
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THE GRAND
GIFT CON C. Err II i,
GIFT MONEY ALL UP!
g g $ 5 0 0 O O O.s
In Bank to Pay Prizes.
q FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT. for the
Il benefit Of tho Public Library of Kan
tucky, 10 postponed to SATURDAY. the 7th of
ber, Tor the following reasons:
l. The failure OF certain agenis to make re.
turns in time for the drawing to take place
September %. PA"So
2: The accumulation Of orders during tho
iast !eW Gays to such an extent that it was not
the 28th. ~"1ne on
g.. The general expressed desire of ticket
holders that full drawing might be- had
even II it made short postponeme ent necea,
aary. oooo
4. The belief Of the management that hv
snort postpopement the remnant of ,,nso,d
tickets can bs disposed Of, and all the nrizas
paid in full, without the necessity Of apv no
rata scaling down. ~"
For these reasons, coupled with the earneet
deslre to benefit the Public Library by jsroer
balance, and the ticket b ol1ers by larper r;fta
the concert and distribution have been boat
poned to Saturday, the 7th Of December. 1S7a
On that day and no other the drawing will
positively and unequyocally come off in the
great hall OF the Public Library building he.
ginning at precisely o'clock A. M. and con-
tlnue until the whole Of the 1 600 piYts ara
awarded. e' &c
Tn, payment OF tho gifts will begin the third
day after the drawing, and continue for mir
mohths, In current funds, by the Farmers,
AID Droyers' Bank, or by sight draft unon Tho
Fourth National Bank, New York. Al tha ono
ton OF the gift ticket-holders "
List OF Gifts.
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Desirable building Lot.
DY D. C. PEIXOTTO & som

oS moNDAY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, in front of
M the Court House, we will sell
on Sumter street, between Senate and pan
1.eton streets, bounded and fronting on the
EAST oy Sumter street. and measuring there
on o6o Iva feet, more or less. and running back
North by Rev. Potter shand, on the South bv
Nee1athers, on the West by A. Stork.
TERMS OF SALE.-Half cash; balance in
twoave to months, secured by bond, bearing in
papers. roy 70 soi
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WHO IS SINE DIE?-The following jeu
d.esprH. given by the reporter of the
Macon Telegraph, is rather rich In Civ
ing the proceedings of the Radical Con
vention, held in that city on Wednesday,
which nominated Lemuel B. Anderson
for Congress from the Sixth District,
and when the Convention had finished
the business that brought it together,
the reporter says
"The Convention then adjourned sine
die, notwithstanding the Hon. Mark
Curry, who rose to de pint ob order,
and wanted to know If de people Oh de
State OF Blbb Was represented in de mo-
tion, and who was sine die, anyhow: He
had never learned of that candidate be.
FORE"
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A CARD

Will hereafter bo found at the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY UooDs House OF ". d. LOVE- L.
Co., corner OF Main and Plain streets. where
will be pleased to SEQ all OF nv frionds and
io[mer patrons. F. b. ORCHARD.
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DEATH OF DIR. FRANoIs LIEBER.-Dr.
Francis Lleber, the well-known author
and scientist, died in New York city ves-
terday. He was born in Berlid, Prussia,
March ID, 1900, matriculated at the
Berlin University, md was afterwards
connected with the University of jena,
from which he went first to Halle, and
then to Dresden. During his sojourn in
the latter place the persecution of the
Greeks enlisted his sympathies and
caused him to join the Philhellenes in
their struggles for liberty. He next
turns up in Rome, staying with the
great historian Niebuhr. then the Prus-
sian ambassador at that city. He re-
turned to Berlin, but Being member
OF the Liberal party, incurred the perse.
cution of the Government, which caused
him to flee to England and thence to
America, arriving in New York in the
year 1927. There he had a desperate
struggle with poverty, but in O short
time managed to extricate himself by
means OF his literary talents. In 1885
he was induced to come to Charleston by
Colonel Drayton, who had made his ac-
quaintance in Philadelphia. On the 9th
of June, 1885, he was unanimously
elected to the Professorship of History
and Political Economy in the South Ca
rolina College, which he retained until
December, 1856, when he resigned. On
the 18th of May, 1857, he was elected to
the Professionally of History and Politi-
cal Science il tie School of Jurispru-
dance of the Columbia University, New
York.
AS writer, DR.. Lieber was held in
high esteem, and was honorcd with
many distinctions. The most important
of his works are the American Enoyclo.
pedia, Manual of Ethics, Legal and Po.
litical Hermeneutics, or Principles of
Interpretation and Construction in Law
and Politics, Essays on Property aud
Labor, Civil Liberty and Self-govern-
ment. All of these, except the first,
were written while he was connected
with the South Carolina College. He
was also devoted champion of free
trade. 1t is to be regretted that DR..
Lieber, after his return to the North,
saw fit to repay the kindness that had
been shown him in the South, by rang.
ing himself among the bitterest enemies
OF our section.-C Charleston Ne,os.
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els there man with soul so dead" as
to prefer Grant and rasca,ity to Greeley
and honesty, Greeley and economy.
Greeley and the life of the nation?
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Ono Grand Gift, Cash <too ooo
Cash GIT s25 900 Cash Gifts So odo s9eoeo esSS
CAsn G!!t. 2OO0O Is Cash Gifts. 600 each
Cash Gift. $4,000 0Cash Gifts. 900 each
Cash Gift. 10000 81 Cash Gifts. 500 each
Cash Gift. 5000 25 Cash Gifts. zoo leach
Cash Gift. 5000 35 Cash Gifts. 60O esch
Cash Gift. 1000 45Cash Gifts. S0Eesch 0E esch
Eai Gtt' G;n' e.O0o ~ Cssh Gifts. 400 each
Cash Cir. 1000 100 Cash Gifts 200 each
aC", Cash G1ta IT. 5000 6i2 Cash Gifts. 100 each
w. PRICE OF TICKETS.
WnoIe tickets, $40; halves, IS; quarters
*2.oo; II whole tickets for 500; 28 for s225: Sc
,9r 10 s3oo; 113 for 81 200; 225 for $2,5O SIS Tor
$1,000. No discount on lees than S10O wortb
OF tickets at time,
The money necessary to pay in full all tho
onerea ors SiIts ls now upon deposit in tho Farm
err err ana Droyers' Bank, as will be seen by the
ioiiowinS certificate OF the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRoyERs' BANK.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 2G. 1872.
Ihis 10 to certify, that there is now on de.
!ars M to the credit OF the Gift Concert fund.
S3oo,OOO OF which is held By this bank. an
Treasurer OF the Public Library OF Kent,,ckY
ing. r. s VEACH' f,asb;ar
Hon. JOHN DAnDEE, Manager OF e the Wnvo,
INSURANCE Company, Liverpool, and Colonel
JHsoN Z: JOHNSON, Proprietor OF the Gail
li house, VIII act as committee on the part of
~ ooSoeo W thke cnarEo OF the tara be-
Ioie tne drawing, count them, place them in
the wheel, and personally see that corres-
Ponding numbers for all the tickets sold 90
INTO me wheel. After tho drawing ia over
Tue u. ~heel, with it's contents will be- piacod in
.nG hands OF committee on the part Of the
Ilcket-holders, to satisfy themselves whether
drawing. 1A 'no
Blind children, in full view of the audience.
VIII alternately draw the tags from ono of the
glass wheels and the gifts belonging 10 them
from the other, and the official record of the
drawing thus conducted will be kept by three
tSllers chosen from different banks in the CITY.
mo drawing will DO published in the Louis
VILE papers and New York Herald, and official
copies mailed to all parties ont Of Louisville
10 whom tickets have been sent by letter.
Ihe remnants OF tickets yet uHsold will be
furnished to those who fret apply for them
and as general distribution OF them will be-
made among agents as their limited number
will permit. No agent will be permitted. on
any account whatever, to hold or sell ticket
for the management after the 25th of Noyem.
Der, 1879.
This postponement has been made tv ad.
vice OF the Trustees, with tho sole object of
the real benefit OF both the ticket holder and
the Public Library, and all concerned NAV
resi-. perfectly assured that the positive and
final programme here announced will be car
ried out to the letter,
THOMAS E. BRAMLETrE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Public Ii.
Drary Building, LOuisville. Kentucky.
SEPTEAnER 26. 1879. Dot 8 sw16
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Auot1on Sales.
Desirable building Lot.
BY D. PEIXOTTO g SON

On Monday next, at 10 O'Clock. in front NJ
the Court House. we will sell,
,, A desirable BUILDING LOT, situated on
Bianding street. between Richardson and
Blanding street 50 feet. and running back eos
ieet, moro or less; bounded on the South by
tha tBhianMding street; on the North by 49,; on
.t, the west bY Palmetto Engine House, and on
TERMS OF FSALE.-One-fourth cash; balance
IN one. two and three years, secured by bond
ana mortage, bearing interest at per cent.
and papers. Dot
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A despatch from Binghamton, N. Y,
says that the wife Of D. W. Wheaton, Of
jackson Four Corners, Was killed yester-
day morning at Republican pole.rais-
ing at Randolph Centre. The pole
broke and struck her.
The Grant organs are unanimously as
founded that the Liberals will allow Mr..
Greeley to endanger what little chance
he has by continuing to make such
"rninous speeches" Such solioitude is
truly touching.
Publication and reconciliation will
nuke the country tolerable during the
next four yenrs. That's something to
think of, something consolatory.
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War immincnt-In Horn.

TO Il casual observer II would ap-
pear that no sort Of diplomacy can
prevent 4 war between the United
States and Great Britain. But the
Home journal does not believe tina,
the mudNlc over the Alabama clans nj
Geneva will result in war. In the first
rlacc the cosUy LcW is insufficient and
in III" second, as The Mobile REGISTER
SAYS, "tho United States has been
brought into such a condition Of inef.
ticiency by the acknowledgement OF
Grants political family that she is to-
day in no condition TO fight any first
class power
And yet The churchc, are praying for
peace, and many are asking Us il there
will he war. We answer, No. The
United States has ma Ie Il foolish de-
mand, made "A mighty buster. and will
'craw fish, ont in the end She haze
better make peace with the Southern
States Of her own dominion, lar better
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good TO any human being? Have you
been A. just to Providence MS Providence
has been to You? Have yoa planted any
flowers Of Hope in gricG-strickcn bosom'
caused any heart to beat with joy--any
eye to glow more brightly. Do you ever
think of poor, poor pcople--tlic really des-
titutc. from whom you can expect no
money in return--haye you sent them any
food. or clothing this winter? Have You
thought about poor little barcfootcd chill
drcn. whose widowed mothers are unable
to provide them with covering against the
blasts Of winter and the operations OF ma
lures laws? Or do You make u professor
Of religion because it Is popular? We do
not in all this mean to take the place OF
the preacher. but the season leads to re-
Election. and reflection to inquiry. ant
inquiry, let uS hope, to enrncsth and reason
able re .GlutionS for the future. and, Coz
helping ne, n broader and more ci'lcaciou'
charity.