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SYMPTOMS OF CArARRu.

Dull. heavy headache, obstruction ot
nasal passages, discharges falling into
thoat, sometimes proiuoc, watery, scrd.
thick aud tenacious mucous, puruient
muco purulent, bloody, pnuid. offensive,
etc. In others drynCss. dry, watery,
weak or infannsd eyes, ringing in ears.
deafness, hawking and coughing IT,
clear threat, alterations, soatm from
ulcers, voice altered, nasal lwaug, often
Siye breath, impaired smelI aad taste.
dizziness, meutal depression, tickling
cough, etc Only few ol The above
symptoms arc likely To be pressui IN
any case nj one limo. No disease Is more
common or less understood by ply sicians
The proprietor OF Dr.. SAGE's CArAREH
REMEDY will pay $500 reward Tor ease
Of Catarrh which he cannot cue Sold
ny Druggists at 30 cents.
NJ BRowN.SEQUARp experimental UP
ou ,lr s;iilened arm of an executed Grim.
MAJ, Jy injecting warm blood into it; the
muscles rcgaincd their contractiality and
their serves their irritabli,y a the
eating of the blood is paral SIS OF
nerve e cement, so i deficiency OF blood
Is cause Of degeneration OF nerve Gle
msub Fellows Compound Syrup Ot
ii,pnposphi,cS will cause the formation
81 beatty hood aud consequently iucroHs
nervous pnA er, iaducr vital activity IA
,tti,itNed constitutions, aud i.ur al ihr
urTu.> dependent Tor health "u muscular
or nervous strength.
Mis- innarrs and others soiuuru'us in
lmcisu lands should not tail 10 taNe with
them good supply OF JoiASoH's Aa1
dyRc Lt4nHcit Ii IS I've mott reliable
medicine Ior all purposes there Is in the
world.
Contagious diseases. such a. horse all.
CHAMBERS, &c, may los prevented 10y the
use ot SheriauiS Carairy Condition Pour
dcrS. Persons travelling with horses
should take note Of this.
To the Weak, the Worn. ana the Weary,
the Editor of the Boston Recorder SAYS,
We can most unhe,itatingly recommend
The Peruvian Syrup. protected solution
OF the prsloNide OF iron. to all the weak,
the worn, and the weary, having richly
experienced its benefits. IL possesses all
the qualities claimed for il 10y the proprie
tor.
A DISTINGUISHED JAPANESE who visit
ed this country. became accustomed 10
The use OF Burnett's celebrated "C0codiHs"
and liked it so well that ne has sent the
following order We have seen the
original OF this letter. written in u bolt,
hand, in both English and japanese.
This testimonial to the merits OF this ex
cellent hair oil, is quite flattorng one
Joseph Burnett & Co, Boston, use
some of your Coco.inc. II is good. |
wish for twenty or thirty bottles aud take
To Japan TATEIsH ONOTRO.'
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blessings brighten rs they take their
flight. The chief Of blessings is good health
without which nothing IL worth the having; it is
alway appreciated in It's full value after lost,
but too oilcn, not before. Live properly and cor
rect MI ailments before they become seated. For
diseases Of the liver, kidneys, skin, stomach, and
all a,ising from impure feeble blood, DIR. WAL.
KER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTrRs are n sure
and speedy remedy. 1t has never yet failed IN
single instance, sep3-4w
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On Thursday, Aug. 23d, Evan 5. Kill
cure, son OF Levi W. KillgOre, lad
about u yeals OF age, was out in the
pasture moving brakes, AMI while look.
ing up saw All old bear passing within
eight or ten rods of him. With scythe
AMI pitchfOrk on his shoulder he started
Tor the house; md hruin. with glaring
'yes Snd extended jaws, e!oseis pursued
hin to within few raids of the house,
says the REGISTER.
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Special Notices.
S2J no SrO@ FER WEEK

easy by any lady. eo.0oO sold in sin months.
The most rapid selling articles ever invented for
married or single ladier' use.
No FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEM.
Durable, Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
been wanted, and always Will. Profits large
Rights for sale. Lady gents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MANUFACTURING Co,
New York. ~ ugs
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MARRIED..

la Greenwood, Aug 18th, by Rev. :. ill, Mr.
Joseph W. iitchheld, Ind Miss Ahblc Mitchell,
bnth ol ChaIlestown, Mass
IN Eun, New York, Aug. @lti, by Rev. \. W ins,
Ar. \. l.. HDuSii1ling, ui Erin, Ne" York. and
Mis- Ross : Packard, OF North farir Me.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ri.
fects ot Error. and Abuses IL early life. Manhood
restored Nervous debility cured. Impcdiments
70 marriage removed. New method vi treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Cru.
lars cent free, in sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. SO.
ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa. my2S'7 2-sn.ly
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otes.

The republican, town committees will
be supplied with q full compliment oil
votes, seasonably.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.
co ENHANCEMENT WEEK
November II TO November rs.

Tuesdav, Wednesday and Thursday, EYAMISA.
TIOS OF CLASSES.
"wednesday Evening, MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
nENr
Thursday, > L. NJ, DISCOURSE at Congregation
Al Church.
Thursday Evening, PRIZE ESSAYS, DECLAMA.
TlONS AND READING, 81 Church
Friday, a. N, PRIZE DRILL.
Friday, i. N, LITERARY EXERCISES ut the
Church Musio by Norway Military Band
Friday Evening, Meeting OF Alumni and Friends
Welcoming Addresses, Grafton aud Poem.
Social Entertainment
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SEND FOR CIRCULARS.

For any information ss To Course OF study,
Expenses, &c; OF for Circulars, Board or Rooms,
apply TO Rev. j. u. WHEELwRIGuT, Rev. A.
HATCH, DR.. u. u. SAWYER, T.. +. STONE, ALvA
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H. Il. sWASEY, Principal,
nupfl South IDo,,ie q Ma
HEBRON ACADEMY.
TIE EALL TERN

IiE rail- IEHH
COMMENCES
TUESDAY, September 81, 1872.
With the following board Of tcachers,ss
J.. e. MOODY "A. 81, Principal,
G.. G. PURINGTON, Associate Principal and
Teacher OF Book keeping and Ienmanship
Mss SARAH G. BAILEY, Prcccptrcss and
Teacher Of Modern Languages & Bellies Letters.
MISS HATTIE BAILEY. Teacher OF Music
MISS EVA ALLEN, Teacher OF Painting and
Drawing
with q iuli corps of Assistants IN alldepartmcuts
Full courses Of siudy have been arranged, and
the school Is now running with the most cucour-
aslug prospects.
The coming term must be of the highest
intercst.
This school from il, location aud method Of
ins trucuon, and The advanced class of scholars
attending. presents advantages Tor students not
cqualcd by any other school in this part Of the
state, and guarantee satisfaction ia every case
TUITION.
Common English, per term 800
Higher " " 600
Languages. 4" 90 GO
Piano Music, Extra 1000
Writing, " " 200
bookkeeping, 500
fot iull particulars address 4. Il. BUMPUS,
sccrctoryof the Board OF Trustees, or
III MOODY, Principal.
Hebron, Maine, August 18th, ls'2 4w
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED CONiEDONE AND PIN.
Pile RENEDl.-Thc Skin Medicine OF the age
erlpiions, Bi.oTCHEp designations OF the face
Sold by all Druggists. Depot 10 Dond ST., y. Y.
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DIED.
OBITUARY.

la Eat Fiyvburs, July 2dlh, Ivory Lewis, ag
"a years.
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For Moth Patches. ErcekIcs

AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION The well known, reliable
snd harmless remedy for Brown Dscoloratons
OF the face. Prepared only by Or. B. G. Perry,
Dermat0logist, - Bond street, New York.
Sold 10y Druggists erergcaere. marl9-sncm
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AGEHT ITS

| THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
| lie has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, for the County OF oxford, anal
assumed the trust Of Administrator oil the estate of
JAMES W. II. HARRINGTON, late OF Fryeblry,
IN said County deceased, by giving bond Is the
law directs: lac Therefore requests persons who
are indebted to the estate OF said dccea scd 10 make
immediate payment and those who have any DO.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same 10
ALBION Il, GORDON.
Aug. 2Gth, lS72
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
lac has been duly appointed by the Honorable
assumed the trust of Executor of the last VIII
and Testament of
JOHN f.. BEARCE, late Of Norway,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond ~ the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 70 the estaoOf said deceased 10 make
immediate payment and those who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same TO
GEORGE II. BEARCE.
Aug. Doth Ism
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MY LILLY FRIENDS SECRET

plO LEWIS new ard greatest work Is an imncn %
success. ~ thousand in press Agents delighted
and coming money AGENTS WANTED every where
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16
Call on Col. Holman.

The undersigned would respect
fully and earnestly request Col
d. W. Holman to announce him
self as a candidate to represent
this foaterial district in the mex,
General Assembly of Tennessee:
Andrew. McClain, Smith L.
Walker, W B. Faulkner, Thee
Harris, James NJ Spencer, S. M,
McElroy. G. w. Alexander, W,
FL. .Moores, A. C. McClain, T J
Burgess, R. NJ. Baxter J. Leath'
erwood, B. L. Henderson, A. B.
Tate, s. S. Smith, A. B. Sheffield,
W. E Turley. w B. Mullins, J
j. Conway, j H. Short, r II.
Hughey, ], S. Turner, Needon
George. NJ L. Owen, J NJ DIckey.
P. G McMuIlen, T. J. Carter, j.
B Riley, l. Fl, Esllck, w P
Holman, j, A Halt, L. P My
rick, CLANCY Smith, D A. George.
F. M. Ventress, |. ]. Walker
Needham Koonce, G. BsSmith. j.
K. Moores, ], G. Mckinney, N.
J, George, Z. F. Wilson, j. b,
Lamb, W. N. Wright, G F
Smith, W. S. Beavers, G. W. Blake,
D. ] Minis. NJ. D. Hampton, A.
B. McElroy, j W. Hall, 'fhos, j.
McGarvey, I. R Ramsey, S B
Ramsey, j, S. Vaughn, A, II
johnson, John w. Steele, J",
Acklin, Nathan Bnone. E L Al
len, j E Sullivan, r. A. Holman,
L. B. Wiley, ]. B. Hill.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16
Lamentable Occurrence.

A terrible affair took place in
this county, near the Bedford
line, on Monday night, the 9th.
The particulars are given in the
following article, from the Bed
ford Bulletin:
Near "Glidewell's," on Elk
Ridge, there lives a family by the
name of Freeman. One of this
family, by the name of Isaac, was
almost ar idiot and subject to
fits. At times he was danger
GUS, and the family had to watch
him closely, at others he was
harmless, and the family paid
but little attention to his eccen-
tricities. On Monday last he
showed signs of violence and
the family were compelled to
watch his movements, not only
to prevent harm to them but to
himself. BY night he appeared
better and went to bed, appar-
emily easy and all right. A
bout two o'clock, however,he a.
rose from his bed, rushed into
his mothers room and was do
ing his best to kill her. She
managed, however, to arouse the
rest Of the children, and her lit
tie son Fraze, aged about fifteen,
rushed to her rescue. When he
reached where the semitic was
going on between his mother
and his idiotic brother, he found
his mother choked near unto
death. Seeing the situation, he
first tried to persuade his broth
er to ''let mother alone;" but
hispersuasions were of.no effect.
| Determined to save his mother,
the noble little fellow seized a
"rolling PIN and struck his
brother q terrible, and immedi-
tely fatal, blow on the head.
His brothers hand relinquish-
ed it's grasp upon the mothers
throat and the would-be MUIR
derer fell dead.
We roget the occurrence, and
have only given the facts as they
were told to US. That the lit
tie boy did right no one will
question.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16
FAYETTEVILLE!
SHELBYVILLEi
HUNTSVILLE!
NASHVILLEl

In the above catalogue of will
ages, it will be observed that Fay.
ettecille stands at the head of the
list. And why is it thus? Sim.
ply because Nj. C. Atkinson and
Dick Petty are determined to
make it the first and most desira
Die Rardaeare market IN this section
of country. They also propose
throwing in Pulaski, and a por.
ton OF the Neao County, and still
make Old Lincoln lead the van.
They most cordially and especi-
ally invite the citizens of this
county to give them a call, and
examine for themselves. They
will exchange their goods for all
kinds of country barter, and make
it to the interest of the farmers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, and me-
chanics of all trades, land every
body else to purchase heir Hard.
1Cdre of them. Remember the
place. The old Hardware stand,
Arcade Building, near the Hotel,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
ATKINSON & PETTY.
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Call on W. w Wilson, Esq

The undersigned would re.
specially and earnestly request
W. W. Wilson, Esq, to announce
himself as a candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the next Gener.
al Assembly Of Tennessee
Andrew McCIain, Smith l.
Walker, W. Is. Faulkner, S. Nj
McEIroy, George W Alexander,
w. FL. Moores. L. B Wiley, Il:
J. Burgess, R N. Baxter, J. Leath.
erwood, B. L Henderson, A. B.
Tate. S. S. Smith, John Williams,
A B. Sheffield, W E Turley,
w. w. Mullins, J. j Conaway,
j. II Short, R II flughey, Need
ON George. NJ. L. Owen, + G.
McMuilin, ThoS, j. Carter, J. b.
Riley. l. II. Eslick, w. P, Hol-
man, Cbauey Smith, D. A George,
James NJ, Spencer, F. N. Ven
tress,. |. J. Walker, Neehbam
Koonce, G. B. Smith, J. c.. Nc
Kinney, c. S. Wilson, ] K. Aloores,
G., W. Blake, N J George, NJ D.
Hampton, A, B. McElroy, D. J.
Minis, Thos ], McGarvey, J, W.
Hall, T. R. Ramsey, S B Ramsey,
E L, Allen, Robert A. Holman,
j. B. Hill. ..an-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16
a Card

ME 4. o. WAL ACE-I desire to an
fnounce through the OBSERVER, to my old
friends, acquairt Slces and the public, that
after an absence Of two years and moro,
have returnedto Fayetteville to remain for
time, among those with whom have en-
I joyed such pleasant associations in other
I days. Aud desiring that my stay may be
mutually beneficial, as we'll as pleasant, and
having acknowledge Of anything better cal
culated to make it so, than by supplying
the Wantx- Of the people in any goods, hav-
ling more experience in that than any other
branch Of business, have brought with me
splendid stock Of Dry Goods, recently pur-
chased 10y myself in the Eastern cities,
@hich, in consequence OF not being able to
secure house on the Square, am now O.
peniBg, for the present, in the large bricl:
store-house of w. o. Price, on the street
leading out West from the Square, where /
will be pleased to meet with, and wait on all
who may favor me with their presence and
patronage. My stock embraces general
variety Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and ready-made
Clothing, all OF which will be sold at the
very lowest figures for cash. The object
in selling this stock OF Goods is not so much
to make money on them, as to convert thom
into ready cash, which is very much needed.
Hence, they will be sold at such prices, as
cannot fail to satisfy the closest buyers
They were bought right, and will be sold
cheap. The location may be Objectionable
to some-that need not be so-the best |
can do at present The Goods are all right,
and also the prices, Germs CASH. All are
invited to examine goods and prices.
april25-t 800 ~ w W. PETTEY.
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Monday, June 3rd, 1872,
BANKRUPT SALE !
On Saturday. May 25th. 1872,

On Saturday. May 25th. 1872,
a T the courthouse door in the town OF
IA Fayetteville, between the hours of 10
A. N. and 2 P. NJ, / will offer at public sale
to the highest bidder. the following real es-
tate belonging to the estate Of ". ".
Thompson, Bankrupt and described in his
Inventory Of Effects as ollows, to-wit -
One House and Lot in the town of
Fayetteville, known as the Polly Range
Lot. Lien thereon for balance of the
purchase money (SlOO0) Bought said
House and Lot from A. Bearden, who holds
said ien-estimated value of property.
S2tO0.
One-half Interest in a House and
Lot in Fayetteville, located in Frog Bottom.
Lien for the balance of the purchase mon-
ey for $255. Said House and Lot is owned
equally with 7. j. Price-estimated value
of the House and Lot, 1000. -
One-Sfxth Interest in House and
Lot in the town Of Fayetteville known as
the Joel Commons Lot. Said House and
Lot is owned jointly with the Commons
heirs-estimated value Of the House and
Lot, S2.50O. .s -sais sf Us ..=-
L will sell all Of w. ". ThonpsSn's
right title, claim and interest in and to said
real estate, without the equity Of redemp-
ton. . ....
TERMs-One-fourth of the purchased
money required in cash, and the balance on
credit of six months, taking note with
good security. D. W. HOLMAN, O.
may2-td Assignee.
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EXECUTORS SALE!
On Friday and Saturday, the
10th and 1lth of May next,


II WILL sell a part of the PERSONAL
Il PROPERTY OF Cornelius Allen, de
ceased. ..-..
On Friday, the 10th, I will sell at
the said decedent's late residence in the town.
Of Fayetteville, all the household and
kitchen furniture, buggy and buggy horse,
and large number of cattle, fine bloOded
stock. consisting OF cows and calves, heifers
and young steers.
On Saturday, the 1 1th, | will sell at
the still-house OF decedent, near Kelso
Depot, q large lot OF corn, both shelled and
in the ear, two copper still boilers. and lot
of old copper, twenty-five or thirty new
whisky barrels, eighteen or twenty thou
sand barrel slaves, a small lot Of hoop iron,
forty ar fifty meal sacks, large lot of Bur-
lap sacks, twenty or thirty old mash tubs,
large lot Of still wood, sixty or seventy
head Of hogs, two cows and one yearling,
one fine patent cross cut saw, a small lot of
other tools, two old wagons, and various
other articles too tedious to enumerate.
The property will be sold on credit of
twelve months, except sums under five dol.
lars, which will be required in cash. Purch-
asers will be required to give notes with two,
or more approved securities before the re-
moval of the property.
All persons indebted to the estate Of said,
decedent are hereby notified to come for
ward and make payment, and those having
claims are notified to present them, legally
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law. r. s. W0ODARD, Executor.
April 25, 1872.
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eS Feeling it cur duty to dc
our part in furnishing the neces'
saries Of life to the world, we no.
tify the people of Lincoln and
Moore and adjoining counties,
that we have a stock OF goods suit
ed to the wants of old men and
women, middle aged persons, Oh
those who have reached the prime
of life. For the young boys and
girls we have such articles az viii
enhance the beauty Of one and i'm
prove the appearance of the other
We have not forgotten the little
folks, nor did We neglect the ba
bies. All are cordially invited
our stock is full and complete
Try US. TT. GRAY s. Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16

Ks D e. Davenport, Receiv.
er OF the Winchester and Alaba,
ma Railroad, under Brownlow,
was recently arrested in Washing
ton city, under a requisition from
Governor Brown, of this State
charged with being a defaulter tc
the Manchester and McMinnville
Railroad, in the sum of $4,000.
The following item from the Wash.
ington R1t1iOt shows the termina.
ton of the matter:
"Mr. D. E. Davenport was
brought before Judge Carter on
Monday evening, under a writ of
habedS corpus. 1t will be remem-
bered that he was arrested for en-
bczzling $4,000 while receiver
of railroad in Tennessee. On
motion of his counsel the Court
ordered his discharge on the
ground that there was no afida-
Wit accompanying the requisition
of the Governor of that State. !"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16
~ The stringent Ohio la

~ The stringent Ohio law
known as the "Adair Liquor Bill,
is about coming to grief. The
constitution of the State requires
all enactments to begin, BE ii
enacted by the General Assembly
of Ohio" but the ''Adair" reads.
BE it enacted by the State OF
Ohio" and this, if not clerical
error, it is urged by lawyers, null
lilies the law.
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Dr.. o.. r. RkE.NlkR
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
John Maddox We. Edward Harlan

I John Maddox vs.. Edward Harlan.
IN this cause it appearing BY affidavit that
defendant EDW ARD HARLAN is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff, and he so absconds
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be sery-
ed on him, and an original a ttachment having
been levied on his property; tits, therefore, or
.desed that publication be msdein the FATETTE-
VILE -ORsERyEB, a Newspaper published in
the town of Fayetteville, Tennessee; FOR four
successive, weeks, commanding the said Ed
ward Harlan to appear before me or some 9TH
er aetihg Justice Of the Peace. at my Office in
tho, :O.h Civil District of 1incoln county Ten
nes.ec, on the 18th day Of, December, 1872,
ard make defence to said suit sgaihyt him, OF
it will be proceeded with Ell parts.
may hr l.. L. COLE, J, T.
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~ The Bedford Bulletin pays

- The Bedford Bulletin pays
a just and Exaggerated compliment
to Moore county. 1t ",ciN soon
become one of the richest coun-
ties in the State" Lynchburs, its
county seat, is a beautiful village,
surrounded by a rich country, and
inhabited by intelligent citizens.
And it is one of the best openings
for live printing Office, and for
young lawyers, Of our knowledge.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-16

Two children Of Mrs. Manlake,
of Detroit, left alone by their
mother, found pair of scissors
and six $40 greenbacks in bureau
drawer, and had great amusement
for an lour.