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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washing, i. The President to-day recciv-
ed n dispatch stating that Oregon gives about
2000 republican majority.
The President to-day received calls OF con-
graduation in addition to the numerous tee-
grams of greeting. and also announcing the
results. He expressed his thanks to the
guests for these manifestations OF friendship,
and apart from the political issues involved,
was gratifed that the people had indicated
his character which had been aSsailed during
the canvass.
That there will be at least one change in the
cabinet at the commencement OF the Presl.
dental term, there is no question. 1t is
known that Secretary Fish has repeatedly eX
essed his wish to be relieved from the ro,
sition OF Secretary OF State. This desire
will be gratified at the end of the Presidents
term. There is no probability of a change in
the Attorney Generals department. Jude
Williams recently remarked to friend that
although he could have been elected Senator
frcm Oregon, he declined being u candidate
in order that he might remain in his present
office. There is good reason for stating that
any remarks with regard to other members Of
the cabinet would be merely specpiai ION, but
il may be said that the commissions OF all of
them will expire at the close of the present
term, thus neeessitatiag new commissions To
those serving as cabinet officers after the lth
of March.
It is too early TO anticipate the Presidents
action in the future concerning the retorms,
and the measures Of the administration, ipr-
Their than his intimation to-day thar he VIII
endeavor to shape his official conduct So rs tn
meet the expectations of the country aAd
unite the people in Stranger bonds ri peace.
while by all means ~ his power promoting
their welfare at home and abroad
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board the British bark Heather Bell, while
laundering at sea, August, 1868"

The wickedest boy in Maine lives in an up.
river town. The other day the young rascal
induced his playmates to 60 with him to an
old lady's house and get her to sit down be-
fore an open fireplace and tell them stories
Of the olden time. the ring. leader, after
everything had been carried out acco ding to
plan, ascended the roof with a large pump
kin which he dropped down the old-fashioned
chimney, upsetting the tea.kettle, scattering
the fire about the room, and frightening the
venerable dame half out of her senses
Bangor Commercial.
The Bangor Wing says that Harrison Rob-
inson, Esq, who recently purchased the
homestead of the late Hon. Samuel Thatcher.
on Thacher street, in that city, took with i,
clock and side of eye olden time"
The time-piece is an eightda clock, with
silver face, and was a present from King
George Nv to Lieut.. Governor Oliver of Mas
sachusetts, who resided at Cambridge, Mass,
at the commencement of the Revolution.
l775. On account of his allegiance to the
King, he moved into Boston whilst the town
was held by the British, and this clock witt
other property was sold and purchased by
Col. Samuel Thacher of Cambridge, and has
descended from him to Hon. Samuel Tharh.
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STATE NEWS.

\ great Improvement in the condition Of
the horses is reported IN Portland.
VIM. Farris of Yarmouth received, for a
new tanning compound, the only patent is
sHed in Maine under date of Oct. 10Th.
The Maine Cestral Railroad Co. now re-
ceiye freight for Boston 4 Maine Railroads.
Francis Murphy, the reformed drunkard,
and rumseler, OF Portland, delivered very
affecting and effective lecture in Skowhegan
las, Friday evening on the subject of temper.
ancc. Owing TO the weather the attendance
was not large, and Mr. Murphy is 10 repeat
his visit there and lecture again to the people
next Sabbath evening.
The watch found on the body OF Capt.
Robert Norton of Gardiner, Me-, killed by
the collision at Seabrook, having been clean
ed of blood is found 10 be a massive gold
lever and bears this inscription; Presented
to Capt Robert Norton by the British ship
masters and captain at San Francisco for his
! heroic conduct in rescuing the people OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07

THIS The most thorough blood purifier yet die
covered, and cures dUhamoTs IRON the worst Scr0f
ut0 to common Eruption. PfH,ptes and EiotchPs
on the face, and sca|g rough stf which are sn, Ia
annoying hlefnishes to many young persons yield
TO the use of lew bottles OF this wonderful med
cine. From one 10 light bottles cure Salt Rhepm,
hrysipeids, scd'd Head, Ring tToras, Boas, Scdiy
FTuptions 0f'Hc Skia, Serotbtd sores, Ulcers and
"Copke,@' ia The Mouth and Stomach. IL is pure
medicinal extract of native roots and plants com
bnng IN harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties, which God has instiiled into the vegc
table kingdom for healing the sick. It is a great
restorer for the strength and vigor OF the system
Those who are langud, slcepless, have nervous op
professions or fears, OF any of the affections sym
to matte vi tceakneSs. will lind convincing evidence
Of its restorative power upon trial. ifyou feel dai
dro,rsg, d.bilaoied and despondeat, have frequent
Heoddcke, mouth tastes b0diy in the morning, irrey
Uior appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from T0rDM Lirer or" Biii0HSaeSs.o In many cases
Of Licer C0a,ptaist" only part oft'iese symptom,
are experienced. As remedy for all such case,
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has
equal IL effects perfect cures leaving the liver
strengthened and heoithg For the cure of Habitual
Constipation OF the Bowels il ia never failing
edy, AID those who have used it for this purpose
are loud in It's praise. In bronchial. Throat AMI
Lang Diseases, it has produced many truly remark
able cures, where other medicines had failed Soli
by druggists at 81 90 per bottle Prepared at the
Chemical Laboratory of
r.. PIERCE, NJ. D., RHi1alo, Y.
feb2l-lawi &w3Gi
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Madrid, G. In the cortes yesterday mo-
ton made S nor Orenz for the suppression of
lotteries, and another motion to reduce the
number of cabinet ministers to five, were de-
feated.
London, 6. An attempt was made yester-
day to celebrate Guy Fawkes's day in Exeter.
The affair turned into demonstration against
the liquor licensing act Several speakers
denouuc ed the measure. The meeting final
ly became riot. The police got the better
Of the mob at last.
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NATURES REMEDY,
YEGETYIME)
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

NEGETINE Is made exclusively from The Juices
OF carefully selected bark. roots and herbs, and
strongly concentrated that viii efeciually erad
cate from the system every faint of SCROFtLA,
eCRofCLoUs HUMoR, TUMoRs, CANCER, CANCER
Gus iiUMOR, ERYSIrELAs, SALT RHECN, SYrRl-
LlrIC DISEASES, CANKER, FAINTNEsS AT TIM
STOMACH, and all diseases that arise from impure
blood. sciatlca, inlammatory and Chrome Rheum-
attsm, Neuralgia, dout amt spinal Complaints, can
only be eheciuaily cured through the blood
For ULCERS and ERCPTIvE DISEASES of the SKIN
PUsTrLEs, PINpLEs, BLOTCHEs, ROILS, letter,
sCALpIEAp and kINGwORM, NEGETINE has neV.
er failed to effect a perm8nent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
DRoTSr, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEUCORRAHA arts.
ing from internal liberation, and uterine diseases
and General Debility NEGETiNE acts directly mp
on The causes OF these complaints. IL invigorate-
and strengthens the whole system. acts upon the
secrctlyc organs, allays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates the bowels.
For CATAKRH, Dl sPEPsIA, HABIrCAL COsTIvE-
NESS, PALfITArioS OF THE HEAhI HEADACHE
PILES, NERVOUSNESS and General Prosiration OF
the Nervous system, no medicine has ever given
-uch perfect satisfaction the NEGETlNE. II
Puriies the blood ciean.es all of the organs, ahd
possesses Il controlling power The Nervous
system
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETi\k
hayendlnced MANY physicians and apothecarics
whomarehnow to prescribe and Use it in their own
families.
In lat EEGETlNE il the hest remedy vel die
eret for the above diseases and l. the only re.
liable BLOOD PURIFIER YET placed before
the public,
Prepared by H.. STEVENS. Boston, Mas
Price sl.s5. sob: 10y all Druggists. eowsm.
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iiallowcll Items.

There was an alarm of fire in HaiIoweli
Tuesday night about ten. Both engines were
promptly ont but their services were not re-
qured, as the cause Of the alarm originated
in the millinery store of Miss Spauldng caused
by small air tight stove. The door not be-
ing well fastened, the wind blew the smoke
and flame so as to open the door, filling the
room with smoke. Some one who h'ppened
10 be passing at the time, saw the light from
the stove and supposng the room to be on
FIRE. gave the alarm. However, no further
damages were done than the breaking of some
glass in opening the door to enter the store.
The horse distempter seems to he aba'ing
in Halowel. No more cases are reported
AS yet, but there are several very sick p"Iili-
cians in the city Just now.
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The Election in Maine.

In Maine one hundred and nine towns give
Grant and Wilson 30,049 votes; Greeley and
Brown l3,4l3. Grants majority 1866. Ia
September the same towns gave Perham ST.
JS4; Kimball 2i,9i0; Perhams majority -
GA. In 1868 these towns gave Grant and
Colfax 80, 9G3; Seymour and Blair *, 1913;
Grants majority that year l5,soo.
LATER.-Since the above was in type returns
from 81 additional towns have been received,
making 1876 towns heard from, which throw
IL, 368 votes, of which 81, 1903 are for Grant,
and Is, 0Gj for Greeley; majority for Grant,
1925.
In the same towns in September, reIham
received 80, Ala out of an aggregate OF G., 416
votes, and Kimball received % ,oG2; Per-
hams majority, 1886.
In 1868 these towns, out of an aggregate of
50, 633 votes, gave Grant IS 956, and Scy-
mour 20,G77; Grants majority ls,27J.
Monday night when So, l2l votes had been
reported the indications were that the entire
vote of the State would be IS $500, and that
Grants majority might possibly reach $4,000.
The additional retuIns-49, 36S votes having
now been repor,ed-fully justify a repetition
of those estimates.
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GENERAL NEWS.

There are five female rracticiug MUSICIANS
in Binghamton, New Y ork.
Henry Clews has taken initiatory steps for
five libel suits against the Tribune.
Four persons in Jersey City are quite i'll
with complaint exactly resembling the horse
disease in all its symptoms.
| Miss Sallie Shannon, Grand Duke Alexis $
| iavorite American belle during his American
tour, was married few days since in St.
| Louis.
California, viii, more wheat than she knows
| what to do with, is preparing to raise more
next year than she raised this.
| Two women of pekin, H., receetiy brutal
~ beat n young lady teacher of that place be-
cause she had punished the son of one of
them.
The ten per cent. discriminating duty on
goods arriving in French vessels is under
stood 10 be held applicable TO goods afoat at
the time of the proclamation.
The American Tack Company at Fair
haven, Mass. last week received an order for
thirty cases of tacks from Yokohama, Japan.
Gen. Sherman will submit no extended re-
port on the army this year. During the year
to come he may have an opportunity to apply
some Of his ideas picked up IN observations in
foreign establishments.
The contract fer headstones 10 the graves
in the national cemeteries will not be awarded
by the secretary of war, hut the whole matter
will he referred back to Congress
Woodruff and Clailn are sill in jail in de-
fault of 5000 bail. Stephen Pearl Andrews
has been arrested as accessory. \ writ of
iabeas corpus has been granted in favor of
Col. Blood.
The Ute Indian delegation called on the
President Monday. said him pleasant good
hve, and expressed themselves satisfied with
the arrangements made for the maintenance
of friendly relations with the whites in future.
The coroners jury in the Northwood TRACE
DIV returned n verdict that Miss Lowering
came to her death at the hands Of Franklin
b. Evans. Tho murderer is now lodged in
Exter Jail.
Mrs. Vincent Colyer, who was drowned
last week, was grand daughter of John
Hancock, and was born in the old Hancock
mansion, which was torn down on Beacon
street in Boston several years ago.
ladies leather belts are now worn three
inches wide, colored to match the toilette,
with a large buckle of oxidized silver. and a
short chain of the same material to which is
suspended the umbrella, fan, bunch of KEYS,
or watch.
! Washington specials say the office OF In.
dian commissioner is SO strongly urged upon
| Assistant Secretary Gowan by the President,
Secretary Delano, the Board of Peace Com
missioners, the Yonng Mems Christian Assoc
citation anu Methodist Conferences, that il is
thought that gentleman will feel bound to
withdraw his refusal andtake the office.
When carpet is taken up to be cleaned
the floor beneath it is generally much COW
cred with dust. This dust is very fine, dry
and poisonous to the lungs. Before remov-
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From increased Physical and Mental
Strength of persons who use Fellows Com
pound Syrupof liypophesphites, their aug
mented faculty of endurance, the regular and
healthy action of the Heart. Lungs, stomach
and Bowels, and their improved appearance,
demonstrated in thousands of cases within
our know ledge, its power of restoring the
great Sympathetic and muscular system on
which full and healthy development depends,
is certain. nov5 +&wlw.
A DEMGHTFuL SURPRISE. Ladies whose
faces are clouded by superficial discolora-
tons, and who have resolved to try ilagan' :
Magnolia Balm AS remedy, have no idea Of
the welcome surprise they will receive from
their mirrors after few applications of that
healtltnl purifier OF the complexion. Ii al
all exeitahle, they will scream with rapture
on beholdng the change; whether the bem-
ish it is desired to remove be salowness,
blotches, pimples, freckles, roughness, or an
unnatural pailor, it is bound TO disappear I'M
der the tonic operation of this wonderful
agent. TO say that the blemish disappears
does not, however, convey any idea Of the
effect Produced by this celebrated beautifer.
The un,i slightly tinge, whether ditiused over
the whole countenance or in spots, or patches
is replaced by a uniform, pearly bloom, to
which no description can do justice.
noy5-eodt &wlw.
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Richmond, .. Additional returns show IN
creased republican gains in the State Many
of the democrats concedc the State to Grant,
while Others are sanguine of carrying it tor
Greeley. III this congressional dist. the re-
turns are favorable for Smith, rep, for Con-
gress, who claims that he will be elected by
several hundred maj. Wise, DEM, is equal
ly confident of election by a small maj. The
republican Stale committee claim the State
for Grant.
Rockingham 2450 for Greeley, dem. loss of
1900. The democrats lose - in Highland
county and Go5 in Faquier, and gain 80 in
Hanover
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New YORK, Nov. 8
sew York Produce Marker.
New YORK, Nov. 6

COTTON sales 2i4l oales. mid. upIands ~,
FLOUR ale, $3.50, state 3 30 II 81 round hoop
Ohio 1893 80; Western ) 90dD 90; southern 2jg
|. 90.
WHEAT Is 600 bu; No. spring 1891 g.. new
: do winter reu and amber western GO II tS
C0kN-ll2 600: steamer "a 96l': SAIL GjatJ'.
%
OATS-sales q, 000 western $3.50 new ia iS1s
PORN Il ,51lJ IS; pri ne, - ~
LAkD-s4 . kettle SIS
BUTTkk-state, 2ie5o estern loo 10
WiIISkEf Western free, 95a
RICE-Ca " ina -. ae',.
COFFEE-l5. sls
sUGAk-Porto RICO, % slo. Mnscovatu. IS.
u
MOLAsSES-N. o. 20aa5; Muscova1n 30a3S
Sp'rs TURPENTlSE-t4!.
ROSIN-i 10
acknowledgements 49,, iIt refined, 20 go.
i PALLOW- 9a9 J-l6
q, FREIGHTS To LIVERPOOL ---t,raiu per str.
'i 81 do per sail :; corn per staemel
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Sabbath School Association a. monmouth,

The Monmouth Sabbath School Association
met in convention at South Monmouth with
the Free Baptist church on Wednesday, Oct.
22d. AT 10 IL O'Clock the meeting was called
to order. The 81 chapter of Job was read by
Rev. Mr.. Clements pray was offered by Rev,
Mr.. Colby; after which all joined in singing
Nettleton. Mr.. A. Baker having arrived
was called upon to preside, which he did in
his usual acceptable manner. Rev. Mr.. Cut
ting gave an address Of welcome, warm, cor
dial and stirring.
The following question was opened by Rev.
T. y. Clements: "What are Sunday schools
good for:" They prepare tie way for Chris
tian;ty BY striking at the root Of infide!ity.
The Sabbath school is the primary theologi,
cal school Of tic church. Followed by Rev.
J. T. HAYES, T. Lyons, Clifford, and Mcssrs.
y. J. Mc,calf and \. Baker Brother
Nawes was of the opinion that in onchalf
century the church would Gle ont if it was
not for the Sabbath school.
Question box was opened at quarter be-
fore twelve, which was feature Of interest
in the convention. At ~ o'clock adjourned
until o'clock. Refreshments were served at
the meeting house, showing that the good
people OF South Monmouth know how to lock
after the temporal wants Of strangers and So
journers as well as the spiritual wants of the
sabbath school. At o'clock, after listening
to some beautiful music by the Sabbath school
=, II ~ Y
took up object and illustrative teaching which
was very interesting, especially to the chill
dren. At . O'Clock J.. ". Rev. T. Lyons
spoke upon The Importance Of using the uni
Followed hy Mr.. Goodwin Of LitchieId,
Revs. Sturgis. Clements and others.
Odght Sunday schools to be closed in vim
ter: was opened and discussed by Rev. Mr..
Uawes fer fifteen minutes, who reasoned that
they ought not, any more than a church. ser
vice should cease during the winter; if the
gospel should be preached then the Sunday
school should be kept open. Followed by
Revs. Clements, Getchell and others.
Question box was again opened. The re
sponse to the address Of welcome was given
by Rev. o. ". Cousens of IIalowcn The
exercises were enliyened by singing from the
Sabbarh school children, many of whom have
excellent voices. This is the four.h meeting
u the association in Monmouth. and we thiak
the most interesting. The next one will be
held at the union church. in Eist Monmouth
some time in December.
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FINANCIALA COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New YORK. Nov. 6
EVENING REPORT

EVENING REPORT.
Money active and easy at to , per cent. Stcr
ling exchange quiet and steady at 10sk TO loS'i
Gold opened weak and decliued 10 IlIss, advanced
TO ll23a, on the decline of American securities iii
London, and an unauhentcated rumor Of an adj
vance in the rate of scount by the bank Of Eng
land tomorrow, closing at ll2s to HIS. Cash
gold was comparatively easy. After being worth
us high q per cent. for use it declined 10 per
cent. for carry ing. Clearings 4lii,U0G00. Treas.
ury disbursements s250000. Governments de-
cned = on the fall in London, bur closed tir1ner,
the advance in gold more than neurallzing the
London Decline The Treasury accepted only
i3 400, out of bids OF over 100000, al lll37 to
Ill -. State bonds iirmer but dull. The stock
MAJ ket was irregular on a limited business. Early
in the day prices fell 4, to "a, Wabash falling from
80. to IN. Paci life Mali from ga TO $50, North
Western common from ~ 10 s1'S, and Western
Union "a to 79,s.
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Telegraph News in General.

New York, 8. Demise, stereotyper OF
Woodruff \ Clahin's Weekly, has given bail
to answer the charges of participation in the
scandalous publications against Luther c.
Chalhs. Challis SAYS that the women must
stand trial
Boston, 8. About 3 o'clock this afternoon
a man was found floating on Charles river,
Cambridge, in two barrels, his body in one
and bis head and legs in another. They
were taken ashore and found TO have been
horribly INITIATED The legs and head had
been chopped oil, apparently with an axe. A
gold watch was found in one barrel.
Philadelphia, G. Gen. George G. Meade
died at his residence, No. 1886 Delanv place,
this evening, of pneumonia.
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BATH.

F Bath, Me-, G. Probably three fourths of
the horses in this city and vicinity are affect
ed with the epidemic, but there have been no
deaths, and the sick are generally doing we'll.
Importation and delivery Of goods has been
somewhat DISTRACTED, though not seriously.
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Minnesota.

st. Paul, Min, i.
Enough returns are received to show that
the State has gone for Grant by Is 900 to 20,
600 majority. The republican congressional
candidates are all elected. NJ. ii. Dunnel
from the st dist. has 5000 majority: II. u
Strait. "a dist, 1000; j. +. Averiil, ID dist.
COCO. The whole republican State ticket is
carried hy overwhelming malOritieS.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec journal.
LEWISTON

Lewiston, Me-, C, Mrs. Eli 2abeth Cady
Stanton, who was cited by Mrs. Woodruff as
authority for some of her charges against
Henry Ward Beecher, was in this city to-
day. On having her attention called to the
matter, she cmphatica!ly denied the allega-
ton, and declared her conviction that Mrs.
Woodhull's statements are untrue in every
particular.
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BELFAST

Belfast, Mo, 6. A three-masted, double
deck schooner OF 800 tons, named the AL
mond Bird, was launched to-day from the
yard of Messrs. c. F. Parton Co. in this
Co. OF Rock land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07

Mr.. G. w. Davenport of Phillips, a teach
er of Penmanship, has received the commen-
dation ofadepts in the art. and wherever he
may open school to pupils the public will
find him entitled to their confidence.
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BRUNSWICK.

brunswick, Me, t. One hundred anu fifty
guns were fred here tonight by the republic
cans in honor of their grand victory. Bon
fires were also built in the streets. and other
demonstrations were made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07

John II. Hartford was one OF the Electors
On the late lamented Greeley ticket in the
state of New Hampshire. This may account
for the gentleman carrying his face in sling
for the past few days.
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now -%tt.

Two thousand, three hundred and eleven
horses cured beside several Knox and Fear
naught colts valued at from 1000 to 5000 dol
i.rs with "Adamson's Cough Balsam'. Dose
one tablespoonful placed upon the tongue
once in SIX hours. The horses must be kept
warm in the stable and fed upon vegetables.
Price 50 and - cts. per bottle. Large size
cheapest. Sold by ali druggists.
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Al. NJ 4.

Montgomery, 9. Reports indicate the dem
ocra;ic gains in Dallas county are 800. in
Montgomery coo, in Barbour 400, il Mobile
1000, in Marriage 500. Hin 600. The redub-
hcan gains in Madison county are 1900, in
Shelby 900 in Tuscaloosa 400, in Morgan
4N0. TIL returns are still meagre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07

The gentleman who was recently shouting
vocferously for ''l,onest Horace, the next
President" was seen going to his place Of
business Yesterday morning in the attitude Of
the sidewalk