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villanous Injunction. No contestant against
falsehood and fraud can now 60 elsewhere
than to this abominable tribunal. or expect,
when there, anything else than1Djustlce.


falsehood and fraud can now 60 elsewhere
than to this abominable tribunal. or expect,
when there, anything else than1DJustice.
THE SUMMARY OF vILLANoUs EVENTS.
Let the reader here mark the connection ol
events.
l. Durelrs decree from Federal court
empowering the ialse returning board.
2. The returns of Heron, Lynch, Haw.
kins and LoDgstreet, constituting Radical
Legislature out If defeated candidates.
8. The installation of the mulslto Radical
ex-senator Pinchback as acting Governor by
the pretended impeachment of Warmoth.
4. The destruction Of two district courts and
the erection Of the contested elections, in
functions and PROHIBITIONS court onl their
ruins.
5. The appointment Of member:of the Her
ron Board (Hawkins) to this new dignity and
extended power.
WHAT is TO FOLLOW.
These damnable fruits have already grown
out of the drunkard's decree, but they are
Insignificant in comparison with what must
fo low If that decree is sustained.
l. The pseudo Legislature will next abolish
the city charter. and so make new one. that
the mayor and council will be appointed by
the Radical Governor. This will be renewal
Of the trick OF 1870, by which the will of the
people OF New Orleans was thwarted. The
city debt Is BOW about twenty-five millions,
and as the city bears more than three-hfths OF
all the burden of the State Government and
State debt (torty-two millions,) the rapaclty
and extravegance of the (coming) Radical
city rulers will destroy the last hope OF re-
deeming the credit of New Orleans. II the
ignorant and vilIanous, prejudiced and spite.
ful legislators follow out their wicked pro-
gramme, the city will be made oankrupt be-
yond remedy.
Q. The confidence of capitalists In this city
and State will be destroyed by foolish and
wicked misgovernmept TO such q degree thas
no help can be had from abroad 10 build
railway connection with Texas. the only
means by which the city's waning trade can
be revived and sustained.
3. The white people, in despair, will aban-
don the State, II able, or suffer 10 gloomy
despondency if still detained by poverty.
4. The colored people will swarm hither
from all quarters, being tempted by the pre-
dominasce which g rascally order of court
has conferred upon their race. This will soon
give them a ruling majority In fact as they
now claim In form. A hall century must
pass ere the whites can again claim political
equality.
S. But the Growing evil is the precedent
thus set. What oppressed and insulLed Louis
lana suffers now from this subtle tyranny Will
be visited upon all the Southern States one by
one, and afterwards upon all States hostile 10
the power now ruling. 1t ls the dagger oil
the liberticide thrust deep into the vltals of
the republic. II this tyranny is sustained the
empire Is not many years oil.
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TIE FATE OF THE SANDWICH IS
LANDS.

LONDON. JANUARY 3.
The London Times this morning says ''lt
must confess that the Americans will event.
ually people the Sandwich Islands, which will
thus become valuable colony between San
Franolsco. China and Australia" The Times
reviews the question OF annexation by fllbus-
tering az heretofore pracliced in new coun-
tries by great powers, and doubts the right or
proprlety of any nation taking possession Of
the Sandwich Islands in such manner.
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THE WRETCHED WEATHER.
Ice, Fog, River Disnters and General
Discomfort.

Ice, Fog, River Disnters and General
Discomfort.
CINCINNATI, January 8.
The Ice is moving, and Ia quite rotten. The
boatmen are hopeful OF speedy resumption
OF navigation. The Ice started at Wheeling
to-day, carrying the steamer Carrie Brooks
down the river, and at Madison carrying
down the General Buell.. The Ice In Licking
River has just started.
CHICAGO, January 8.
The wind is blowing gale OF seventy miles
an hour.
NEW YORK, January 3.
The heaviest fog of the season prevails this
morning on the rivers, and but few Of the
ferry boats are running. Fully forty thoussnd I,
people living In Brooklyn and Jersey City
have been detained in consequence. 1t is
raining heavily and the streets are In horri-
ble condition, being ankle deep In slush.
Two ferry boats collided In the East River,
but without serious injury, and another ran
down a row-boat, drowning an unknown
man.
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OYER TH&sEA.
MADRID, January 8.

MADRID, Januarys
The municipalities OF Havana are raising
volunteers to fight roaming bands of Carlsis.
The members of the Sagosts ministry were
absent from the recent reception given by
King Amadeus.
ROME, January 8.
The Pope, ON receiving the Palatne Guard,
yesterday, made brief address, alluding TO
the prosecutions of the church and declaring
that 'the cities of Europe are dancing on
perilous ground"
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THE END rs NOT YET.

NEW YORK, January g.
Dispatches from New Orleans say that trou-
BILE Is apprehended next Monday. General
Emery, the Federal commander, will have
from three to -four thousand troops at his dis
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OOMMERUAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVBNIN0. January s. 1873.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, January s, lS73.J
CorToN..-This article displayed an active and
strong character, with good and well supported
demand. in which prices advanced full 10 p
fb; eaes about $500 bales, say at l4h, II at l6x;
at lsX, at 18h, 2s at l6A, 20 at II, As at Tx.
Is, at Tx, tl7H, at 17, % at l7x, 2ss at 1s,
2so at lsx, at ls, 16o at lsK, lss at lsH. 70 at
lsx. at 49, 10 at I9H, 41o at 1sx, $50 AZ 1sX, SO
at lsx, 24s at 1sx, IL at 1sX, 25 al zoe q fb. We
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r.u York Naval s,ores Market.

NEW YORK, January ].
The Daily Bulietin says: Receipts to day 2Ie
hhi. rosip ss bbls spirits turpentiue and 11s bbe
tar for naval ss!ers
teyrasraIs seiy on inc eve of the closing year. In
so,Iits so t1rpentine we notice rs, bbs at 5shS.
Strained e without dsSdeS Snsnge shSogo
shS slS S ss az In 1le grades 200 bbs No sold at
SAT "a rs. !. Tar and pitch quiet and unchanged.
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u.1x York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, January 1.
The Daly Bulletin says: The market is steady,
bnt yery quiet, and We quote, without sales,
Carolina at 7xaskc.
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Next In order, though not second IN rascal
INV was the basty passage of a bill by which
the Seventh and Eighth District Courts OF this
clty were abolished and another new court
erected to have the confined jurisdiction ana
functions Of both, and designated the "Supe..
r,or Court OF New Orleans" The judges OF
ali The courts, including the two 80 abolished,
elected in November. had been but recently
installed. Even the Heron returns make the
majority Of Judge Collens. OF the Seventh
Ga1rt. b7s6, and that OF Judge Elmore, of
the Eighth Court, 1851. Both these judges
were able learned and popuSr hs1 but the Rsd add
oai iudoa of the Durell school. They wanted
q Court ct with authority to grant injunetio1s and
prohibitions against Conservative officials and
to consider smssT es Ss aeFon
Jacob Hawkins, ,nao1ntaG %ge tdss @ Of This s.snpe-
riorn court, and now no incumbent OF ofhce,
how.yer elected or appointed, can consider
himself safe nom some base mandamus or
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InI1IgI1LII. JanuarY 3,

Flour firm, in good demand and unchanged.
Provisions In fair demand and steady. PORK $I2
Bacon SHOULDERS &c; clear rib 7xc; clear sloes &c
packed. Lard. choice l"af Ike; kettle sxc. Wits
kew ateady at Sc
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Attention, SpOrtsmen !!

TOE PRINTING promptly and neatly exe-
cuted at this Office.
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SebagO Steamboat Co.
Portland, Bangor and Machias Steamboat

The Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND,
xxsa~ CAPTAIN C. KILBY,
F. Gillian Will cave Railroad Wharf
lzSS,lnH5SrE-Xsl sSz.sS5> every MONDAY, WE'D
E-zsc--..-S3E6 NESDAY and FRIDAY
evening, at 10 O'Clock.
For Bangor, touching at Rockland, Camden, Lin
conyille, Belfast, Searsport, Sandy Point Buekspor
Winterport and Hampden.
Returning will leave Bangor every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday morning at o'clock, touching
at the above named landing arriving in Portland at
O'Clock p. NJ
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
Passport, Calais and St. John, Digby.
Windsor and Halifax.
SUMMER MENT

THREE TRIPS PER WEEK!
On and after MONDAY, June
.dTA ~ 30th, the Steamers of Internation-
GHl MkA& al Line will leave Railroad Wharf
lNWES&GSAS foot OF State ST., every Monday
~ Wednesday and Friday, at 600 p.
m, for Eastport and st John.
Returning will leave st. JOIN and Eastport on the
same days.
Connections made at Eastport for st. Andrews,
Robbinston, Calais, Woodstock and Houlton.
Connections made at St. oohn f Digby, Annap
oils, Windsor, Kentville, Halifax, N S.. Frederick
ton, Shediac, Amhetst, Charottetown, P. E. l.. and
Summerside, p. Z. 1.
pY Freight received on days of sailing until 4
o'clock pm.
A. R. STUBBS, Agent
jun24 Is 1w then OF If
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The Steamer Lewiston.
CAPT. CHARLES DEERING,
Will leave Railroad Wharf every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings, at 10 o'clock, for Rockland, Gas
tine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick s. W. Harbor, mount De-
sert,l Milbridge, Jonesport and Machiasport.
Returning will leave Machasport every Monday apd
Thursday mornings at O'Clock; arriving in Portland
same evening, connecting with the Pullman Night
Train and early Morning Trains for Bos on.
For further particulars inquire of Ross 8 Sturdi.
want, 179 Commercial Street, or
CYRUS sTURDIvANT, Gen Ag'f.
Portland, May 10. 1873. my19tf
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House and lot IN School District No. /,
House and buildings in School pis. No. 2
2 acres lind in School District No. 2,
!, 81 acres land in School District No. 3,
Special Dist let Tax in oh. Dis. No. 3,
i, 2 acles land In School District No. 3,
Special Dir. Tax in School Dis. No. 3,
/, house lots near head of Pleasant St..
Nos. As &, Is FilesPlan in Sch. Dis.No.
Spe, ial Dis. tax in School Dis. No. 3,
3 acres moving land in Sch. Dis. No. 10,
house lot School District No. 8.
Special District tax School d s. No. 8,
House and los in School District No. 2,
z acres moving land
Duse lots in School District No. 3,
S ,eciel District Tax, School District No.
g lot in School District No. 3,
Special District Tax School District No.
,use and lot il. School district No. 3,
Special District Tax School Dist. No. 3.
Vs., House, barn and lot in School Dist No.
q acres moving land School Dist. No. 5,
20 acres pasture in School District No. 5,
les and lots School District No. IT,
20 &C 'es Goold lot School District No. IL,
house lots School District No. 3,
Special District Tax School Dist. No. 3,
use lot in School Dist. No. 3,
Special Dist. Tax School Dist. No. 3
houses and lots in School Dist. No. 8,
Special District Tax in School Dist. No.
House, land and wharf School list. No. 1
3 ice houses anil lots Sch oil Dist. II,
6 acres Woolman lot in School Dist.
No. 3,
Special Dist. Tax in chool Dist. No. 3,
house lot in School Dist. No. 3,
pecial Dist. Tax School Dist. No. 3,
Use and l. in School Dist. No. 3,
Special Dist. Tax School Dist. No. 8,
acres Graves Hill in School Dist. No. .
2 house lots in School District No. 3
. Sp. cial Dis. Tax school Dis. No. 3,
house lot in School Dist let No. 3,
Si,ecial Dis. Tax School Dis. No. 8,
house and lot in School district No. 2,
N, (bsl due) 24a acres land in School Dis
trict No. IS,
Cor. lot and barn in School Dis. No. 16
acres Graves Hill in 81 e 4"
Barn in School District No. 16,
Berry house and lot in School Dis
trict No. t6,
81 acres land in School District No. 2,
2 hou lots near head of Pleasant stree
Nos. 55 & &c, Files plan in School, Di
trict No. 8,
Special Dis. Tax in District No. 3,
House lot in School District No. 3,
Spe, ial Dis. Tax Scho i District No.
House lot near head Of Pleasant street,
No. AZ. Fills plan, in School lis No.
Special Dis. Tax School District NJ. 8
n, 1sk acres land in School lis. No. 6,
Sbecial Dis. Tax School Dis NJ. 6.
/, Bake house and machinery. formerly
by Smith, at end ( Tukey's bridge
in School District M. l6,
house and lot in School Dis. No. 2,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Proposals for a new
Insane Hospital.

NHE Legislature Of Maine at its last session pass
a Ell the following Resolve, relating to a new In
whereas, the Insane Hospital is now full and has
from time to time been enlarged until further en-
argement thereofs feasible, and hence the stare is
now called upon to enter upon the work Of building
another Insane Hospital; thereof,
Resolved, That the ovencr with tho advice OF
the Council, appoint three commissioners, whose
duty it shall be to solicit proposals from Cities towns
individuals, an nducen ent to the location of
said Hospital" sc.
ponted under the provisions Of said Resolve hereby
Give notice that they win receive such proposals
from cities, towns individuals until the thirieth
day of September next. All proposals should be
sc lied and addressed to the Comrni soners on tho
New Insane Hospital Secretary of State, Augusta,
Maine"
SSSzAS i 2 o a5SS Commissioners
Augusta, july 18th, 1873, jy22deow3w
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Proposals for Sea Walls,
Dredging in Boston Harbor, Filling n
Parcel of SOuth Boston Flats, and for the
Purchase of such Parcel.
Commonwealth of Iassachusctts.

DFenSin& IN DOstOn 1nafDOr, lnAmx
Parcel of south Boston Flats, and for the
Purchase of such Parcel.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HARBoR
COMMISSIoNERs Nos Pemberton square,
Boston, July 18th, 1873.
CEALED PROPOoALS will be received at this Of
= flee until WEDNE DAY, August goth. 1873 a
2oclock noop TO- enclosing with sea walls and filling
parcel fthe Commonweat,'s fats in South BDs-
ton, Situated II the jucti0n of the MON and Fort
Poiut Chan mel, III Boston Harbor. bounded south
west by flats of the Boston Wharf Company and
southeaft by flats soil the Boston and Albany Rail
square feet, more or less, as follows:
1. For about 700 lineal feet of light sea wall on
Fort Point Channel.
2. For about 1906 feet of heavy sea wall on Fort
Point Channel and the main CHI mel.
g. For filing said parcel 10 grade 13, with mater
Point Channel and from portion of oston Harbor.
which to be DIR dyed uniformly to depth of % feet
at mean low water.
4. For filling said pnrcel with good clean gravel
from era6e 10 to grade l6,
g. For the whole work Of building said sea wall
ann hng said parcel as Aforesaid on or before Octo
Der lst.. 1876.
The above work must be done according to plans
and specifications be furnished at this office
between the hours of nine O'Clock III the forenoon aud
twelve o'clock noon. 4.-t
The contractor v i'll beeI quired to give salts ac-
tory guaranty that he will execute contract accord
ing to his pr posas, and to give satisfactory bonds
forthe faithful performance OF his contract.
The Legislature of Massachusetts has appropriated
four hundred thousand dollars towards the above
specified sea wal and filing but contract will be
made binding the Commonwealth for any more Of
said work than can be aid for by appropriations of
wealth.
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Providence
NOTICE.

NyENDERS are solicited by the undersigned, for the
Il labor of prisoners connected with the Androscog-
gin County Jail. A commodious and convenient
workshop is completed in connection with the Jail,
built with design to Shoe Manufacturing Parties
bidding will state the per diem they will give for
term Of years for each prisoners labor, rating their
bids for three, six, twelve twenty four and thirty
six months men, it being understood that the longer
the isoner's term the valuable will be his per
diem services. Contracting parties may have the
privilege of employing other than prison labor In the
Workshop in numbers not to interfere with the
ing will be warmed and all necessary guards furnish
ed for prison discipline by the County. Fnll partic
uars had by inquiry of either of the undersigned,
Of Thomas Llttlefeld, Sheriff and Jailor of Andro-
scopgn C,unty. Bids to be left with, or forwarded
to Clerk of Courts Auburn, Me- until Sept. 10, 1873,
sealed and marked "rroposals for Prison Labor"
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
D; L0THROP) Commissioners
W. D. ROAK, )Androscoggin Co.
Aug. 3, 1873. auSdtsep10
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Ssnford's Improved RefrigeratOrs.

The three points OF excellence which claim. are,
ISL constant and thorough circulation Of pure air
sno, rvness 90 dampness mOnld nor faint; 3rd no
h 1 mLsfng of ndors; purity and active air, the
OF Ifs success Cali, or send fol- circulars
Man1'actured and for sale by j. F. MERRILL, be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts, near Leayitt Burnham
q Co.'S Ice House. Portland Me. je5dtf
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Deering, August 10, 1878.
Name. Residence.
John f. Anderson, Windham,
Y. +. Abbott, unknown,
Warren Brown, Portland,
Harris c. Barnes, Portland,
Bucknam, unknown
Francis Beal, unknown,
Cyrus x. Babb, unknown,
Mrs. F. A. Chesley, Gorbam,
NJ. L. Charles, unsnown, 2 no
George Card, unknown, House
Henry Cherery, Scarboro, Hoi
George K. Cobb, Boston, Mass
F. W. Clark, Portland, 8 houst
George Fl. Davis, Portland, 2
j. L. o. D Wis, Portland, 1 hor
George R. Davis, Portland, 8 I
Isaac Dyer s. Son, Portland, ]
Franklin M. Drew, Augusta,
John Hancock, Chicago, ILL.,, |
John s. Head, Portland, hou
Francis B. H nson, Portland,
s. P. johnson, Portland,
Mary E. K ing, Portland,
Nelson Leighton, Portland,
Estate Of Jas. LunL, unknown
Oliver Porter, Waterford,
Nathan f. kidlon, Portland.
Steele, Lisbon
Symonds s. Libby, Portland,
Est. of Mannash Smith, unk'l
Charlotte K. Shaw, unknown,
David H. Wilson, unknown,
aug20
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10 PERCENT.NET

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will
invest money rst-class Real Estate at 10 per cent
interest," net, payable semiannually il New York and
its agency. All charges paid by the borrower Plesse
write, before investing for New York and New Eng
RILL Gate Governor of 1owa,) President. Address
JAMES B. HARTWELL, Sec'y, Draw 1877 Des MOI oie
mes, Iowa. au23t4v
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berland,
o W
sden
sold al he Hi
NJ
w Treasurer o TOwno fol
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'CHMPHORTNE"
S25 REV ARD.

S25 REWARD.
yUyHE above reward is offered to any person who
j will furnish the dog, and prove his ownership.
tina, destroyed the Swans in Evergreen Cemetery Oh
the 27tb instart. And SPECIAL NBTICE il
hereby given that Dogs are A bsOlutely for hidden
within the Enclosure Of the Cemetery.
JAMES Bailey
C. L. JOSE, Trustees.
j. S. PALMER,
Portland Nov oofh-d3m
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agency for Sewing Machines.
W.. =. DYER, Ne. 352 Middle st, All
kinds Of Machines for sale and TO let.
Repairing.
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C1OpartnershiD Notice.

'INHE undersigned have this day formed copart
! nership under the arm name Of Rounds, Sar-
gehs Co.. mi Will continue the business Of dealers
IA Coal & Wood. at the old stand of Samuel Rounds.
q Sons, No. aS Commercial Street
They will ettle all Demands OF the late firm nj
Samuel Round . 6 Sons.
SAMUEL POUNDS,
GEO. H. ROUNDS,
EDWARD H. SARGENT.
Htf
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Proposals for Purchase

Sealed proposals will be also received as Aforesaid
fer the purchase Of the whole any portion of Id
parcel Of fats for cash; the purchaser 70 bur said
sea-wall and do said filling according to raid plans
and specifications. and to perform all the obligations
lation to said parcel under the Ipdenture Of Fur
Parts made between the said Commonwealth, the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company, the Boston
Wharf Company, and the City of Boston, dated june
Esd, 1873.
The right to reject any and all proposals Is reserved
by the Board of barhor Commissioners, and their
ceptance Is subject to the approval OF the Governor
and Council.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals in relation
to the South ston Flats sealed up and directed to
the chairman of the Board.
For the Board of Harbor Commissioners.
jy22dt Sep2 JOSIAH QUINCY, Chairman.
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Dissolution OF COpaHfnelship.
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing under the firm name of Sam
uel Rounds & Sons, is this day dissolved by mutua
consent.
SAMUEL ROUNDS.
GEO. H. ROUNDS
CHAS. +. BOUNDS,
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CoNTEMPTIBnE HYPooRIUY. One OF
the most contemplate OF oil the con-
temptible: aspects in which the salary
steal hos presented itse'f I. is the shape it
took in New Hampshire.' Two OF the
congressman from that State -Hibbard
and Parker-voted against the salary in
crease, and when ''the famous forty
second" adjourned, went home triumph
antly virtuous, without drawing the
S5, 900 which stood to the credit of each.
They were both candidates for election
to the Forty third Congress, aud glorided
themselves INCREASINGLY during the oam-
paign on the display OF righteous indig-
nation they had made in refusing to
touch the dishonesty voted baok pay.
The result of the election was, that Hib-
bard was defeated and Parker elected; ;
but, though differently favored by for
tune. they showed An entire harmony Of
sentiment on the subject of rasoality.
The elected and the defeated have both
written to Washington and drawn the
extra compensation, and have thus
shown that with all the advantages they
have enjoyed. they are no better. after
all, than mere Republican congressman.
They are. in fact. worse. for the people
had alright to expect better things of
them.