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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

GENUINE German Cologne, cold nv
~ GEO. T. LIGHT.
I UBIN's Violet Powder, sold by
u GEO. T. LIGHT.
RAY Rum, Anhresial Nectar. Cologne, verbena
- water sold by GEO. T Lie HIT
ZINE Pictures and Chromos. sold by
4 GEO T. LIGHT.
i By GE0 r. 7 Jct,T
E'ATRACTS Vanilla and Lemon warranted pure
~ my own make-for sale by bulk.
GEO. T. LIGHT
IG HTS Cholera Preventive. warranted cure or
- no pay. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
SEALING Wax, for Fruit, l5c. per ib.
- GEO. T. LIGH HIT.
- GEO. +. LIGHT.
MooRE's Hog Choiers Remedy, prepared 40
w cording to original reel pe. at
Aug s. MAsON'S Drug Store.
M AsoN's Cholera Remedy ,iftaken in time will
~ prevent all tendency to this disease. Every
house should have bottles specific in Di.rrbces>
Prepared only by VS.. MASON.
CsT received, fresh lot of London Porter; also
q E1t. piat. W. s. MASON.
CONDENSED Beef for Children and Invalid.
~ generally, has no superior a nouris6sr. For
saie oy W. 3. MASON
1Esks Pure Grape Wines. of the vintage of
~ ioo,,at MASoN'S Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

re-" The whistle of the Locomotive will. in
a lew days, be heard near the city, on the NJ.
Il z. railroad. The construction trains are
now running some distance this side of Fall
ing Waters. Martinsburg has certainly bright
prospects.
We learn that it is the purpose of the Com
psny to run free passenger train between
Martinsburg and Ilagerstown during the con-
tinianc e OF our fair - MIrfinsLnr1 &niesulnu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

The Principal has made teaching tho busipes. of
liberal education at tho in thr South
1.-The University Of Virginia. and experience Of
eight years in the diigent of hisprotession.
the sesson of 1878 IA he desir,s TO
nowiedge the CO operation ard suppnrt of The pub
lie in his effort to estahlish frat school, His
purpose is to strive continually to
of usefulness aud enable it meet all the wants of
its patrons
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

nSO~ The Warren Sentinel says ''Alfred
Il. Boiling has discovered on his land in Har-
mony Hollow, upon the Western side of the
Blue Ridge, vein of copper ore about twen-
ty yards in width, and which he has traced
upon the surface about quarter of milo"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12
GOA MAKING
AND
Livery i'm CharestoWn.
THE undersign ed having entered into Co. Part
/ nership. under the name and style of
STOMP Il HAWKS,

STOMP Il HAWKS,
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In oil its branches guarantying the best ku,ap-
chip and tisfactory terms. We Intend TO largely
increase the business md ma Ike order lso 70
ROCKA WAYS and LIG BIT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and of superior materials ami
warrant every article to be recommended We
shall have in our employ some OF the hand. who.
for twenty years or more, were employed by Mai,
w. J. Hawks and also have the benefit of his pres.
ence and advice, and it will be the eadeavor of the
new frm TO maintain the reputation o. HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
hand work which will be disposed OF at moderate
figures.
10 addition to the above, we purpose giving our
will keep good horFes snd vehicles of every descrip
tion o the accommodation of the public
Aug %. ls7l-1y. .W.HAw,Ks
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

ai7.S. METHOD CONSTRUCTION s,.,s,st (
The method OF iusraetion, in all instances, will.
aim at thorough diseipiiue aud intellectual
cultute, carefully svoidinga system which rcsnits
only IN storing the mind withs planned itulesf
Esaminations both written and oral. viii be helds
stths.nid die and olose het scs.ion Designed as
tests of each boys progress and sattanments. the
result of which will be Communicated the parent
or guardian lf5R1 - E3xts "a .AiTGE Si1fspt
Records fdsily standing srekepts and monthly
reports orwarded 20 parent or uareliap. s.. -
- - Discipline. -
The Discipline of the scheoi is based upon The all
sonte authority THE teacher, the UNIQUE stion
ing respect and ohecence, tine pulpit. sta 4 Oh
Whilst this is dema nded of ALL the effort
aud cultivate public 10 the school on
the, side Of ,right and duty. zhj srefr Ia z,r y
Vicious habits aud neglect Of study will, not DO
tolerated.. i''' o. -f .Ssta ttts-tss'f tsfl q 99a
No 2unil whose examples. believed to be perni-l
cious will be retained in the school. i, II 8tE
REMARKS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12


WITHOUT "A NEwsPAPER.-Nothi says
an exchange, presents a sadder commentary
upon the present condition of society than
the large number oe families, both in town
and in the country, but more especially in the
latter, that subscribe to no paper of any Kind.
How many familiesa are thus growing upsut,i
terly ignorant of what is transpiring: in the
world around them-ignorans of the mighty,
events of the day. But who can tell Of the.
vast amount of injury inflicted upon the ris-
ing generation-those who are to take our
place at no distant day-growing up without
any knowledge of theepresent or any study of.
the past; this Ignorance, too, being, imbued
into them by the sanction of those who should,
and doubtless do, know better, did they only
think of tho INJURIOUS effects of their insane
course. Let the head of the family think of
this, and place in the hands of those for whom
he is responsible, the means of acquiring
some knowledge of the moving panorama in
which We act our different parts = .,i
AWAITING Ills REwARD.-Mr: Eben
Taylor, baggage master on the branch of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad running between
Harper's Ferry and Strasburg, has been in
the service of that company for twenty-three
years and has never as he told us, lost a
single piece of baggage, but how much he
smashrd he failed to say. Could the shades
of the departed trunks, valises and carpet
bags that he has sent untuely to their last
resting places, arise with their battered,
bruised and ghastly tops aud sides-could
they be permitted to faint before his startled
vision their grievous wrongs and ruined con-
situations, We feel confident that each par>
ticular hair of Eben's head would upright
stand like pines of Norway, although he is
one of the mosfcareful destroycrs of travellers
luggage we know Of
[H"gcrstomn T,cice-a> Week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

DEARL's White Giycerine.- This preparation
AZ spots, and eectually the various ia ala
OF the complexion 1t bieaches the skin to rnarxeI
moth, patches, black worm. or grubs. irnnuritie.
and dlscolorations of every kind. For sale Nv
Sn1fiessown, June IL. C. f. BELLER
IL, ASKING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d a.I;-,..
colored articles become beautifully clean
when washed with the Crystal. For sale hy
ehstiestown. e. E. BELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12

lierndon circuit, near Thornton station.
w. y y. X. Il, commence August 18TH
uillsboroush circuit near Waterford, com
mencing August 22d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-12
TO PHYSICIANS.
CHILDRRN's CARRIAGES.

AXE are receiving stock of Children, e..
~ riages-prjees rang in from 8 IL 20 SIS.
Well made and very handsome -e- = r.
March 25, 1879. STUMP & HAWKS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

"A y, .taaIS
ling or for
spo,fse in Halsey.
-al KIRK, HUME 4 co.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

An address has been sent TO
Gent Grant and Governor Dix. ag
Italian-bon citizens. expressing o.
Nei that some prompt and effectuAl
remedy is absolutely necessary to put
down the infamous traffic in Italian
children, carried on between Italy and
America, and asking that certain laws
be framed to that end.
Woodruff, Clafiin and Blood have
been reindited under the obscene pub
licati0n oct Of 1873.
The following telegram has been
received from the Captain OF the Great
Eastern.
Great Eastern, Hearts Content,
June ~. 10 Cyrus w. Field, New
York: Many thanks for your con-
Kratulations to all connected with lay
Ing the cable Of 1873. | am sure it
will live long. We shall start as soon
O. possible to resutrect the 1865 Ca
Me.
(Signed] h. Z. HALPlN.
An explosion ofa box Of giant pow
der in the H00saG tunnel on Sunday
last, killed four men, fatally wounded
ten and seriously injured another.
Selma, Alabama, has taken Profes-
cor Moore from the chair Of mathemat-
les in McKendal College1to make him
Chief Of Police.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

EXtraes OF Eucalyptus is a powerful,
yet harmless, fehrihuge, and il a special
preparation for the treatment OF the mala-
ri0ns fevers Of our interior valleys. and is
warranted to cure any case OF Fever and
Ague treated with 1t according to direc-
ti0ns, while the baneful results of the use
0fthe usual Quinine eand arsenicalremedies
for those diseases are entirely avoided.
Beware Of limitations, and take none but
a'OlemAsa'R.
For sale everywhere, and by Chas Lang.
ley 4 Co., Druggists, Agents, San Francisco.
V5n39y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
Coleman's msn,. R1; ) s. ! to%. cG1s.

|Co1eman's msn;s D1, ! 8. ! cSls. o%.
pound Extract of Eucalyptus Ia prepara-
tiOn combining all the valuable medicinal
properties OF the Eucalyptus which is cul-
tivated in nearly every California garden
for its medicinal utility, having become
the household remedy for all diseases OF
the kidneys, bladderan urinary canal,an
seminal weakness. 1t seems to have di-
rect affinity for the genito-urinary organs
and their surroundings, and cures them by
its Alternative, healing and halsamc prop
critics more ettectually than any other
known remedy.
1t is also aninvaluable rTInAT VDMITC
remedy for all diseases hUuHLIT lUD
OF the nucousand serous membranes, such
as Bronchitis. Hacking Cough. Nan.
sea during Pregnancy, Dyspepsia,
LeuehOrrIl0ea. Etc.
This preparation is the result of DR.. Cole
mans experiments with the medicinal
properties of the tree in the U, S. Marine
Hospital in San Francisco, In 1871 and 1872,
where he had unusual facilities for testing
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
DRUGS, ETC.
Murder in Albany

Is thing which sometime must befAu
every son and daughter OF the human fAua
lily; and yet,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

the various methods of
preparing the remedy,
and lis uses. 1t can be
relied upon as certain to
give the promised re-
suits, and hundreds Of
testimonials of its effica-
cy can be seen at his OF.
fee, A6 Kearney st., San
Francisco.
G..non,AOmsa nOuAIo
, 1873-04-09

invontod by Dr.. Andrews. Tho Acndatnv worc
aatfHliod TINT tho truo explanation Of tho coyaor
ilaa now for tho first t'mo boon given. No ono
who watches this apparatus for half m hour cnn
doubt that 1t furnishes satisfactory oxn)nna.
sio1s though, OF oourso 1t doeh not exclude
other explanations or ostop further invostlsa-
tion.
Wo publish enough Of thin valuable dfesorta-
tion to onab1o readora to Judge Of its claims to
aeiontfto morlt. In past ngcs, scientitio dis
coYeries wore confined to tho o1oistor or
tho laboratory. In procoss Of timo, thew
m"do their wny through lottora md boo1ta
from ono Hclentlno oxploror to another,
but no one thought until rocontly of sproadne
tlom boforo tho pooplo in daily nowapapors,
Thoy hnyo occupied for century or two q largo
space IN tho college curriculum; they gavo r,,los
to tho mechanic and tho machinist; guided the
navigator, md gave laws to tho naturalist aui1
tho astronomer. Whoovor wiahod to consult
them must 60 to tho great libraries OF tho learned,
or to tho living high-priostH Of Nature. But now
no fact in science or in literature no now prin-
cplo III ro1igton or III law; nothing that occurs
anywhere On tho face Of tho earth tilnt can in
terost or instruct mankind; nothing that can
contribute to mana intellectual or his moral
wolfaro is doomed untitled for tho columns Of
tho daily newspaper.
, 1873-04-09

this, Of course, adtls to tho general burdens. II
must be ovorcome tn somo why, md 1t will bo
-. IhcBo nra but 40 many inlica.
tons gt,ss,3 1f rising revolt and Omaha
Tho poop1o will, in 4 very short timo. show
M wlio nro tho maHtcrs Of tho States, and Of tlle
National Government. Lot the railroad iobbors
nfnnd , from undor; tho whole fabrio ID about
to fall.-1fctnphis Aualanche.
Tint d revolution IL impending Ia but too
apparent, Tho most that Gun DO iopod in tint
1t may not bo bloody. Dut that It will wreck tic
circuit md standing Of the country IL certain.
ts'o Nor can tho event DO long postponed. Wllon
tr,o maasoH rouse thomsolvos to think, thoy will
inneeitapiy act. lilo procoBH mny 10 slow but
tl,o result will bo mono tho less suro,-N. Paul
(M1nn) Pioneer. = ""'
Tho farmora Of tho Wost Of Iowa. Of r]v-
ons i1,oir 4Ia Gotnty aro arouaed and they will have
dom is destroyed In securing them. t'1, Lot tlle
tailfoad r. monopo1icB tako warming. Wo tall thom
tho calm, aobor truth when ,go Bey that tho firm
sofnr, rps @1o ~ oarneat-that nothing but radical
Iars po,ea1 ca st;se groyent bloody revolution
lin ,n@mopnneanthtn @ as practically illustrated by
IiLo paBt and progont Administration. la as COM
plotoly ahorn OF its looks Of strength o. 8amson
nants M to nartR with poa 1ts solo slim
isr iorcc Of public plundor. Thceo apply only to
.no low. In tho minda of tho many Tint sobor
aoeold .a;s' thought Ia taking form Which
m. ~. oo pinlai and Hignif1cant WIS tho hand
rho ratfcalism which now rulos ia that Of a
minority against m nnorgantzod nn]ority. Tho
many Will win, and tho fow. with tholr schemes.
Tines. 0@0 ~ 's"'''
Tho Gront Farmore Movement, t],o fmnor-
tanco OF which cannot DO overoslimated. ori1in-
atod IN WaHhbnrnea own State, and 1o las boon
r. fao first prominent public man to inlorso Il.
hnat tt movement eve is destined to sweep the conn-
tly 30 iar aH to olect President Without tho
help Of PennsYlvania. Wasfburno md Tawlov
would DO good tQknt.- cincinnati Cor1ltueruiaI
, 1873-04-09

tho diagram which was printed in last
oanday'a TRIBUNE muBt hayo seen tint
thoro was no accounting for t,o
~oathor. Az long as TINT unreasonable inliytl-
ual 10 allowed to 60 OIL constructing his areas OF
10" barometer, and distributing tl.om In tho ,lp-
por lako region, just so long wo a1nll layo this
assorted atylo Of wcatl1ers, and tho pious oxan1-
PIC OF tho Shepherd Of Salisbury plain will DO
Wastod. If Bomo ono doesn't BmaBl, Lis nm
ohif'c and ecattor ls Btorm-centro and low
oaromotors, thon tho Common Council Of tho
CITY owe it to themselves and their constituents
70 l'asa nu ordinance for tho purchase Of aorno
hish baromotora mud storm distributors, othcr-
: "lso the prosont spoil Of woathor 10 liable to
continue NIL summer
Iho record thus fur Ia Us follows: At 7 o'clock
q snow storm; O'clock hail and soot II
O'CLOCK, rain; 1916, moro RAIN 1:15, signs Of
bronkang away; 1:16, rain, Bnow, slcot, lnil and
Wind; o'clock, looks like thunder 2:15, SNOW
storm; o'clock, fog; o'clock, henvy rain |;
a:lo, signs Of breaking up; 4:10, another snow
storm o'olock (prcRont writing), snow, rain,
ha1l, slcot, aevoral aoros Of low baromctors and
another Btorm-c6ntre 1uBt arrived.
LATER-6:l0-Thero aro rlmora In tho CITY
TINT several moro etorn-controH arc approaching
from tho north uia Lake Michigan, and TINT IN
entirely now arca Of low bnrometors has boon
scen ut Calumet slowly coming up this way. II
this DO true, NO shall probably havo como moro
weather tomorrow. 10 any porson disposed to
gro"l ut tho present condition of tho weather,
NO recommend tho story Of tho shophord Of
Salisbury Plain. Ho was good man-of Ais
kind, but he hadn't lived In Chicago, and thoro
wore no areas Of low baro1netorB whore ho raised
hfa mutton,
, 1873-04-09

rho pEosent wock, boiug Passion week, has
peculiar interest for Roman Catholics aB 1t Ia
celebrated by their Church with unusual solom-
nifty On tliB evening aud tho two oyoninra
following tho Office of tho Tencorw {darkneee)
Will bechanted in nearly all Of tho churchos, This
consiHts OF the matins and lands for tho follow
Ing morning, which 1t ia customary to rpcito
over night. During tho service, largo candlo-
for trsgIad ftoen sd arranged il the
tho prophets who predicted hiB coming,
stands IN tue sanctuary; the lights are ono ~
one extinguiahod, until only tho upper ono re-
maiqst which ig takon down and placod under
brought back; this symbolizes Ohrist'a burieI
Tomorrow Crhuraday), sometimes chilled 11otv
Or Maundy Thursday from tile word n,andatu,n),
tho institution OF tho Lords Supper will bo CON-
tho feet Of twelve poor persons, In imitation Of
tho notion performed by jesus towarda his apos-
ties. 1t ia dono by the Pope to thirteen priests.
though why tho number should bo thirtoon in
stead OF twolvo Ia not vol understood. Tho
Dolls arc not rung nor instruments Of music
sounded from tho Gloria in Excelsis In tho masa
tomorrow until tho Same time on Saturday. 4
consocrated Host iB carried In procession to
s aomo temporary altar propared TOR it, and kopt
+ thGso p! a. r.. tho next day when tho priost carries
Ihero WILL be no mass on Good Friday, and tho
altar will bo stripped Of all its ornaments. The
ceremony Of kiasng the croaH sometimes called
aa tho daorat1on M al OF s erosa il Performed on this
Veea begin by tho blessing Of fro aud water, and
q tho paEchal candle, an emblem Of Josus
Uhrlht, which is lighted In token Of his rosrrrec.
ton, md burns during part Of tho mass from
Easter to tllo Ascension. It WAS on tho satur-
administer baptism to oatechumons, and parts OF
tho service still relate to this custom
, 1873-04-09

7 r. uo,,I1 ,.... ~. =. -. =
'11 e>'o' - 1'A0S''' ""'o
c1osaoa =, t,,.t oo,,.-.. Wv 6t'o.l'''A -
d;t;,n n,,.;.o ~ 4lA'p4o'.A6 .uo1' eon-
~ 49,. J.. ~, 'AAs r'''' A''0e.' .As n'a
stronath r. a.. ..!s.;9 f' =, - ." 1t'ft sAo4i
xro,5oa will, -ss. 10lAi LOO ooon
traranort tho or,;1, fr,,, .,,s ~
,,oro doaao,,, ,;,a-.,..e, ,,.1-..a 70 a .. ~ .i''
4''''e'7' 4't "las'an
, 1873-04-09

H'g'"inoa were quiet and 70 hlghor, at a7o nor
R"iloh' Flour Was moro active, and shado
eea'cr' "hent was moro aotive, sud advanced
lNo, but olosed weak at s1.17@12 20 cash, and
@1'21>s scller May. Corn WAS moro aotiyo. and
advanced }}l@96c, closing strong ut aos5tooae<o
cash, and 1870 aoller Alay. Oats wero mora
aol.'e anu 80 hghor, closing at 24111@27o cash,
ona 2s''lo seller May. nyo wae stoady and moro
aoslSo at o2@edc. Barley was dull and up-
changed ht 77@01o for No. a. Tho grafn iu ntoro
in this city is reported ut a,s82129 bu wheat.
b'oo6,a5e bu corn, 1,772, OBJ bu oats, 800 0o9 bu
rye, and o,o2o bu barley. Total, o5oo, 147 bu,
besides As, 40 bu wheat and 1,1o0,ooo bn corn
atloat In tho hnrbor. Tho log markot WAS dull
and loo lower, closing hoavy ut e5.o06D5.85.
oattlo and sheep woro dull and woak, but not
quotably lower,
, 1873-04-09

CONGRESSMAN GC0FIELD AB OILY CANNON
Congressman scofiold WAS not sinner above
all others In tho Credit Mobilier business and
1t was hardly necessary for him to climb i
creased polo as penalty for his connection
herewith. Mr, scofold ia rather above the
nyorago Pennsylvania politician. Ho did tho
public aono service in exposing Casey at Now
| Orleans aa the stocLholder Of corruption fund.
or bribo-diatributor to "cul1ud" Legislators.
| For this roaaon, and also because ho vim
dlcatod the Louisana Legislature as being
equal, In point Of morals, to tho aver
ago Pennsylvania Legislature, and because,
whom charged with Credit Mobillcr, ho was or-
trene1y modost aud retiring, No wors dispoBod
to give him q vordict Of mot guilty, but don't
doit again." But, in an OWL hour, Brother SEQ
isold foil In with reporter Of tho Oh City Der
rick, who beguilcd him into conversation aud
ontainca from him theory Of tho Crolit No.
bilier Investigation at once novel and startling.
Tint tho unitcd States lost anything by Credit
Mobilior he utterly donicg-argal tho suit instt-
tutod, or to DO instituted, ngainst that concern
by tho Attornoy-doneral, is simply nonsense and
waste. Thore ia darkor background to tie pic-
ture. Commodore Vanderbilt bought tho stock
! Of the Union PaoiAo Road, and hired Ayo load
Ing newspapers In Now York and tho West TO
raise lue-and'ory about corruption 80 as to
bring about IN investigation and forco tho Coy.
ernmont to bring suit against Amos l. Co. to
compel thom to pay back into tho Union Pacific
Treasury, j. g., into Vandorbllt's pocket, nine or
ton millions Of dollars! This, with fow moral
reflections Oh the vonality Of tho pross, ia Mr..
scoaeld's exposure of-tha groat Crodit Mobilior
conspiracy to tue OIL City Derrick.
As Mr. scoileld does not pledge bis yoractty
Tor this theory OF the case, nor oyon eay that ho
believes tt to be truo, VIC shall assumo thak I,o
WAS enhcting tho character OF Oily ,dammon
before tue humorous proprtetors aud operators
Of dosricks in hls district, in obolienco to q
domand for somo slippery explanation Of his
connection with Credit hfobilior. That Yandor-
btlt oWns tho stock Of tAe Union Pacific Road,
or majority Of 1t, has not bccoms generally
noised abroad in financial cirolos That
tho Government has no interest In making
Amos Go. dIagorgo, lssomowlat explicitly con-
tradIcted by tho report Of tho Wilson Commit
toe. WHO declare that the SECURITY Of tho Unitod
ststos as mortgage Of the Union Pacific Rail
road has boon impaired to an enormous amount,
and that tbs tntarast On said mortgage is in do
, 1873-04-09

There WIS debate on the Lako-Front nopeal
bill In tho Senate yesterday, but ITO vote was
talon. Ono argument urged against tho moa.
suro was, that to pass It would DO to charge cor
ruption upon all who yotod for tho original
grant; another was. that although tho grant WAS
undoubtedly corrupt, the railroads had executed
part Of thoir contract, and could not bo deprived
Of. tho rights whicl, had thus become yoatod,
a Canvass of tho Senate shows twonty-slx yotoa
for tho repeal, and makoa 1t plain that tho re-
ealt either way will bo determined by q meagre
majority,