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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09

Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can be procured ut the Union Ticket 0fiee,
In MLure House, and at the station Ct Bridge.
port. r. z. MYERS,
jyis General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-30

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1eit 1868 ale 2eb1u6t UNI ~60-S0-l00
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@irttemberg 4 ,408 ,439 betptaigt.
8ir f0nner IN DteIer bel6rGnften
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entiptdeln, pie mir e5 Dor unS Daben.
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rnb 8ebientenleeIen, bic IN ieber impee
rialen 8ldbung 8agner'i6e 3ufunftSz
multi nerneDme1, etiDaS ben Depotet1
8alg 3u tibeln.
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bon Seinoen, Netoern, 9aiiern nmgeben
lit, baB @tn3elmd6te DDer Goaltttcnet1
auf Ha6e finnem t0nnten, fein Wenl6
bon gelunben Str1en miro 9euti6lano
w~affenlDS ietnen Seiuoen iiberltefern
tpollen. 9Qetn itnb benin Bebrfraft nno
birgerlt6e Treibeit etnanoer ans16lte1
Beno ? 6aben mir nidt in 3tpet, bret
3eitepo6en nniereS ~Sabrbunperts ge>
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berauS: ber WttlitarismuS Oeuti6lanoS
bot ais 3med uno 3iel aDiolute Silrlten1
getpalt uno nt6t 6as Bolt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-30
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ben Ser. Staaten, bte er ais 8orleIer
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freite ibt aus ieiner briidenoen Gage l1no
nun begann ct our6 @ort uuo S9rift
gegen oas berri9enbe HegierungsIpitetn
nao gegeir bte &ir6e, bon Der er ft6 galts
losgeiagt battle, gil Selbe s1 ste9en. Sn
%offenea @Dnfift nit Der &egterung fam
Ct gum erlten Waale i'm Sabre 1868, no
ct it'd tDetgerte, bte geieBli6e Caution
bon $500 fir ieine 3ettung git ftelen.
Otefe 9a11tton mar perfdlbar BET Ser
Sffentlt0ul1g varfriiDrerti6er @rtifel."
Nuf 1ette Wet9er11g, 5u Sablen, i9toB
Die 9tegter1ng leine Office; er CAB benz
nod eth 8latt beraus, an 6eiien Sptbe
NIT groBen Gettern itan6: y8er0ffentli9t
Der &eetsrnng Sbrer Mtaieitat sum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-30

- Cine hi M ii Of n 1ta6tbefdnnte
Yerfonli6feit, ber btelfa6 %seuanute uno
9eiudte u@unberboctor" 6aubner, Ser
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vgteueiten 9ta6ri6ten" Elm beretts fir
%rettungslos erflGrter un6 bur1 6ailbs
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ner @6oleraz Grtranfter 0ffentlt6 ietnen
Danf ausipra9, an Der GbolerG ges
1torbens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-30

y Dies lift ber pom 5tfer in ieiner GorreiponDens er
pabute @rtttel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
lpr3tf

CHgRoH SRucEs.-Our churches we're all we'll
attended on last Sabbath. The following RsVer-
end gentlemen, at present attending the Luther
an Synod, nlled the following appointments:
English Lutheran Church-morning, Rev J g
MOrris, D d; evening, Rev B HelFi9.
Rev N 81 Rohlman, D D.
M-Children's Missionary meeting, ad-
dreas, Illustrated with idols, charts, pictures, &C.
By Rev. A d ROWe.
Presbyterian Church-morning Rev Spreech-
eF, d D. evening" Rev d RhOdes.
First n = Church-Morning, Rev " Conrad,
D d. Evening, ReV d Steck.
Baptist church-Morning, Rev W Il Baum, D
D. Evening, Rev Baugher.
seeend d ohnTeh-MOrmings Rev RA Fink,
Evangelical Association (German)-Morning,
Rev Severinghaus. Evening, Rev CroasO.
United Brethren Church-Saturday evening
Rev Altman Sabbath evening, Rev q
First Reformed Church IGsrmanl-Morninr,
Rev HennyhArsen. Evening, Rev KuhL
second Reformed Church-MSrning, Rev J. =
Albert D ID. Evening, Rev J Earnest.
Diseiples Chnrch-Morning, Rev Il Baker.
Evening, Rev Breekinridge.
SWRrtz, d
Lutheran Church, wooster. Rev 8 Cook.
n Church, Alliance, Rev A Eay ID
Lutheran church, Alliance, Rev Holloway
CHURCH Of the Messiah, Pittsburg, Rev G But
Lutheran church New Baltimore, Rev W
Lutheran Church, West BrOSkasld, Rey "
Anthony.
Lutheran Churches. German, LimGVills and
Lutheran church, osnaburg, Rev 1T Hoover.
Rev l. GOtsWald preached In the II E church
At Akron, in the mOrning and in the Lutheran
church IN the evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
A Card.
CoLuEBIANA Hume / ls73

CoLUNBIANA, o. June l, 1873.
Mr.. Editor II wish hereby to acknoWl-
edge my thanks to your City Marshal,
Mr.. Oldfeld, for capturing the thief who
took my horse and buggy from, the stable
of the Columbiana Infrmary, whilst was
there on a visit on. Saturday, the oath
I had frequently been at the in
frmary. but never thought Of any danger.
Andrew StrAtton had been taken there
about 2 weeks before, but Mr.. Stephenson
did not anticipate that candy" would do
such thing, and hence he gave him more
liberty than he now enjoys, since he has
again been returned, which was done to-
day. The hSrse stood it remarkably well,
although ANDY" as he told me, drove
him not the nearest route, but through
Mt. Union to Harrisburg and from there
to Canton the same afternoon. II cost
me not little trouble and expense, as
Mr.L. and were out days in succession
on the search of the rig, going from here
to Leetonia, Franklin Square, Salem, AL
bany, Patmos. Benton, and as far as to
Linaville, from where We returned home
to Columbiana on Monday evening, at
which time we heard, that ANDY" and
the rig were taken in Canton. asked
candy" where he had intended to 60, and
he said. che had only intended to 60 home
to Leetonia, but he got on the wrong
road" 1t is, however, remarkable, that
he knew all the villages through which he
had passed, and that he could find the
road to Canton and not to Leetonia,
which is only about 10 miles from the
Jnfrmary. On the way back to the In
Urinary he seemed also to be well ac-
quainted with the road. As "Andy" can
not get anything to drink at the Inhrmary,
-0xOaPt water and -cnffee. it Ia -hoped that
he will improve physically and mentally.
S. BAEoHLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
Court of Common pIaaa

Continues to labor Rssiduously with . view Of
getting through the calendar as rapidly as pos
The business disposed of since our last and
not noticed elsewhere We group together As fOl-
4 AslIins H1EtshoEn rs. John Miner and
Mary May Wolf W City Of Canton ct al, injunction
State Of ohiO VI Vim, Hole, indictment for
Keeping rooms where Intoxicating liquor Is sold,
plead guilty, fined s65 and costa.
State Of Ohio vs Martin EnGIahart two cases of
the same eharaeser, fine S65 in each ease.
,siat stste s Of ohlo IS Adam Bolingsr, same com
State Of Ohio " Baptist Benglar, Henry
kerard, Jacob Ringby, Edward Couch. The
above compriaes teur separate cases and indiet-
PENDANTS pleaded not guilty and ontsrsd into
recogniEancSs in $500 each for their appearances
Judgment for the defSndant
John Auer vs. Charles Bettses ct NJ, Judgment
Ohio Vs Thsmas Porter, indiotment for keep
ING rosms where interesting liquor Il sold IN
charged On her oHA rssoEDisznnce in 500.
q e z5nes " Cyrus Greiner, Judgment for
Jaseh and Jane shafsr-Ts TheedOrs brown
settled at plaintiff cost. No record.
:. Amslia Lennon xs Louis VoElsessang-settlsd
a asieneans . eost. Ne record z
sakSr = sssiere " William Wallase-ssttlsd
Adam LiPPsrt vs-w G Thsmp1sn--JudEEnsnt
for Plaintiff. S15al, ,sL - - = i.
Canfnr- RIIfl KIN
Hosslor-SaIo Confirmed and deed ordered. =
Canton Building Association No. Tvs Franklin
MesseTDseree for plaintiff. :, -
JosePh ksgenaohTeilsr Vs John EdgE-Vor-
DICT for plaSntin for $50.
Aexander Iebnson ys. Henry Hughes ct TX
ct al-Dscree for pldintid.
Washington Fire COsvs Christian ObaEiy-
Judgment for plaintiR fer SIso. - T1-- -
John Jsee6s ys Isaac Minich-Judgment for
The case Of Reter Chance against Washington
RssTss oceuPied the whole ef Wednesday and
was nat concluded when We made up eur report
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
PERSONAL,

+ J. W. Parker, from Wheeling, W, Va,
formerly connected With E. Bail & Co.'S
Works, is at present paying his Canton
friends q visit, 81 --77,-t-..1 ~
! b Laughlin. Esqr.. of Alliance, with
his wife and three daughters are visiting
Harvard College, to attend the graduating
exercises Mr., Lawrence Laughlin, the
son, Is expected to graduate with high
honors. --rs, r---71z- Oe1e
( The Rev. Doctor John Hamilton, Of
Aendon, Illinois, formerly of WadsWorth,
Wss in attendance on the Lutheran Synod.
We were glad to receive q call from our
venerable friend, g -5 ~ -.
f Judge Estill of the Holmes Co. Farmer,
called upon rs last week, in sound health
and in 3 COED political condition. Hope
to see the Judge here on the 18th and
9th at the Editorial Convention; ss1sl ....-.
John R. Buchfsl, Esq., of Akron, goes
to Vienna, TO reprssSnt the Buekeys
Works, at the great Exposition.
A European letter from Mr. ] A Bour,
now travelling in the Old County, viii
appear next week. : .z.z21g-.-1 go
Mr.. Chas. Melsheimsr Of Van Vert,
principal druggist In that thriving town,
spent some three days in cur city the past
week, including Sunday. Mr.. Melsheimer
spent his boyhood and youth in Canton,
his father being the late Rev. Nelsheimer:
Rev. p Buckingham and wife, of our
city, started east for Massachusetts, on
| WednesdRy, to attend the college CON-
mencement of his son, and also thstof his
daughter at Holyoke. They viii not re-
turn for several weeks, and will spend
most fths tims with married daughter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
Avsrv Izssrewtine Work.

We have iust received from the National Pub
R6iDg Co. Sf aE Gi1si0RA saSsGR SR o.
and their Mutual InteFreletionai Love, IL Laws,
PSWsr, etc, We hail its advent With updis guissd
satisfaction, and cordially commend 1t to the
perusal Of AL classes of our community. Forty
yoGFs experience ~ . teacher and lecturer On
and aSJice IN eon6ection Wiz subjects concsrn-
ing which men and women hesitate to oonhde,
even in their Phy:icianS have enabled PIofsssSr
and useful volume Of the day, and one which
shOuld hnd its way into the hands Of every con-
scientious man and woman
A. its title indicates, It IS devoted to an sx-
PLANTATION Of the laws which govern the sexes In
thSir relations to each othsFI the iEReyanos OF
the world. Thousands will thank the author for
his disclosures, and we predict that the beck
ing Of the subjects whereof it treats. Men will
be arrested in their needless ceurss, and made
Seir fariiiiss and shsSasSIyss thTonE6 iEn6rsSs.
Wives Will'1nd in this Volume BufS and safe
read 2 'hS every ytiS tEqS EiIs1 ne.
health and beauty in mature life, will be taught
IN this volume the secret Of doing so, and will
also leagn here the true means Of keeping thsiF
husbands faithful.
There would be fewer fresides made dssoIate
by the loss ofa loved wife, fewer rendered unhap-
| py by prematurely old, broken and enfeebled
| laid down md explained in this book were bet-
ter understood and more generally acted upon.
The best guarantee ofits excellence is the fact
that fts suggestisns and remedies meet the Gp-
s4poiss saass snt
l pppsFeifplly, and BY its colhmsn-seRse-VisHs
viii save many dolliF for those who follows its
| instructions, as we'll sa put them on the sure
/ road to health. It will show how mothers can
RVsid much Of their suffering. and how they car
i will shoW men how to develop their manly YigoF
and women how to promote the growth Of those
/ charms which render them 80 attractive to men
/ It will shSW how happiness may be made to reign
supreme in the domestic circle, and how it may
/ be brought back TO those from whom It has hed
The book appeals to syerY clags, and to people o
all agsS, tastes. and habits, and We hoPe i vii
be read by every man and WOMAN IN our broac
land. The s9thoF addresses himself with esPe
eial force ts these Contemplating marriage, sne
We most cordially eempeHd his beqk t9 sll s4nA
It is pure and elevated in tone, end aboHnds j.
the most useful infnrnattoF eopeeFping ~!
| sexsS Its low prices brings 1t within the Foacl
/ OF an and the Information it contains IL heyons
value. Its circulation will be bensAt 70 society
J. 8. RIo7sECKER, il the agent for thi
county and is new e&nvassing Plain town
ship.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
Alliance.

Preparations are being made for grand
celebration on the 4th of July.
Six vagrants were arrested on Friday
Last -Four of them were fined SIS each
and sentenced to the county Jail seven
days.
The prohibitionists of Stark county hold
their nominating convention here to-
morrow (Fnday)
1t is fact worthy of note, that N.
boots and shoes. No wonder, for he is g
competent business msa and knows how
to advertise,
The foundation for the new Town Hall
il now built.
We are still troubled with occasional
burglaries.
The regular reunion of the Alumni of
Mt Union College, will be held during
commencement week, Wednesday evening
July 2Sd.
On Friday last, a German employed at
the Rolling Mill, had difficulty with =
man by the name of Gully, about unload
ing q car of coal. The matter was settled
for the time; but on. Saturday, the two
brothers, Bill & Nike Gully, soma of the
former, met the German in the aeighbor-
hood Of the Give Points" saloon, and
drawing pistol Immediately fred, the
ball taking effect in;the back part of the
neck little below the ear. After the
shooting the other brother hurled a stone
striking him on the temple. The would
be murdereIs fed. The wounded man
was taken home, the ball extracted and
wounds dressed by DR.: Y LeWis.-Lo-
eaZ
WELSH Congregational people have q
Festival on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings, this week, in Concert Hall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
n1AssIILoN CORRESPONDENCE

That Bee Hive Store is now receiving
its immense stock of goods purchased last
week by Mr.. Altman, senior partner, who
is in Philadelphia buying and shipping
daily for his partners to sell. The Bee
Hive is 50 liberal in its dealings that COM
petition never troubles it.
As we are making up our items this
dnesday-morning, the telegraph an
nounces to us the death of Warren Ladd,
son of James D Ladd, ESQ, of OttumWa.
Iowa, by drowning on Tuesday evening
while bathing In the river. As we re-
member the age of our nephew who was
drowned, he was about Il. He was q son
of g sister of the writer, the late Elizabeth
Ladd, former wife of James D Ladd of
OttumWa. Twenty-Five years age our
nephew, Warren Rawson, the son of an
other sister, was drowned while bathing
IN Lake Erie at Cleveland.
We are glad to announce that Col.
Dwight Jarvis has opened an Office in this
city as civil engineer. He is an accom-
plished engineer.
ACKEoWLEDGEMENTs. Blank
ner, Esq, second assistant sergeant-at-
arms of the Constitutional Convention,
Wal R4CAoO eSOCHS Jul 1AAA15 4O4 ACS 0OAb
packages of important business pending
before that body. Mr.. Blankner has laid
Us under many obligations for his atten-
ton in that behalf. Hon. Judge Amber
will also accept our thanks for COM
pendium of the last census.
Capt. Crosse is looking after some very
profitable real estate interests. He can
sell lots most eligibly situated IN the
northern part of the city, and is selling
them on most reasonable terms.
BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Thec court report
in another part sf this paper gives the re-
suit of the trial between Miss Josephine
Kimball and Col. Jacob Stever of this
place. 1t resulted in 3 verdict of 81, ,00C
for the plaintiff A tolerably exemplary
verdict against q gentleman slxty-thrse
years old. The Col. ought to have proved
what Sam Weller called an "alleybye."
WoMAN's RIGHTs.-We met Mrs. Ho-
mer NJ F Cutter in the court room on
Tuesday. Twenty years had gone by
since we had met her. She will be re-
the co-laborer of Mrs. F D GaJe, Mrs.
Elizabeth Oakes Smith and other promi-
nent women at a woman's rights conVen-
ton in this city about as far back as we
have named. Mrs Cutter Is still laboring
IN the cause and is circulating a memorial
as follows: To the Constitutional Con-
vention: Your memorialists desire TO
urge upon this Convention that the Con-
stitution be so amended that no citizen
shall be denied the right of suffrage ex-
cept for crime or insanity.
There will soon be a convention of the
friends of woman's rights at Columbus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
ToKaasa. I'd oolorada.

During the season of 1873, the Missouri
Pacific Railreod will sell Excursion Tick
cts from st. Louis to Denver and return,
at very low rates of fare, and rare OPP
portunity is thereby offered for lovers of
nature to view the beauties of Colorado
and enjoy the delightful scenery and
health inspiring climate of the parks of
the Rocky Mountains.
Kansas, with its broad and fertile
plains, is directly on the route, and to-
gether With all the other Western States
and Territories, Is reached by the MissoH-
ri Pacific and al its connections. The
Texas connection Qf this road is now com
pleted, and passengers are offered q first
class, all rail route from st. Louis to Texas,
viG SedaliG, or over the Atlantic & Pacific
R. R., piG YiaitG. For maps, time tables,
information as to rates, routes, &C., we re-
fer our readers to s. H. Thompson, Eastern
Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or E.
A. Ford. General Passenger Agent, St.
Louis, Ne. Questions 4Qik be chsertlGllSL
and promptly answered. 81 ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
osNARURe.

The Debating Club, We learn, is AOurishing
finely.
The school is taking . vacation of some weeks
during the hot weather.
Rev Fred: S. Altman preached in the N. E
Church on last Sunday.
During the week some of the Want-to-be eandi.
dates were here They are ali the most friendly
persons We ever saw, and all are sure of being
nominated
Farmers report prospect for a coed hay crop
but complain of poor corn
Mr.. VIM. Montgomery and lady, lately narri-
ed, are spending part Of their honeymoon with
their friends in South-e astern Ohio. Their many
friends At home wish them & happy future.
1t Is reported that some Of your City, Police
were in our village under circumstances that
created suspicion that they, too, have the ways
of darkness.
On Wednesday evening, after the first shower
Of rain had passed sway, = sharp hRah flight
ming was seen and q loud clap Of thunder heard,
which caused the impression Immediately that
some bailding had becn struck in the village. II
was aoon reported that Daniel Prices house was
the object on which the electric current vented
its fierce in reaching the ground. There were
lightning rods up at each end Of the house and
q rod connSeting the tive paints along the ridge
oftho roof, II struck the roof midway between
the points, running down one CT the raftsrs and
then the spouting. None were hurt ar -
building did not take IRE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
C. Q. D.

CANTON, o., June 18th, 1873.
Ed. DEMoCRAT-Sir In the Daily
Rep & hsp, of Monday last, appears an
article on the present "Cash on Delivery"
system, as adopted by several of our old
and leading merchants, signed ''P. ]. c."
Now it strikes me that this "P. ]. c."
whoever he is, has not been in business
in this city long, or else is not in business
at all. Yet he appears to have liking
for meddling in other peoples business
He acknowledges that "tte cash system IS
a heGLtAy one, that there as a courtesy
connected l0ith 10 that should not be lost
sight Of" To all of which we agree. He
then goes on to state that he has "Sonle-
times felt :grol0Ly about ii, a1ad,'tbiGking
that pTIvlLege still OlaI7lg to me from the
army, S0Gs glad TO see strangers, visit
Il,g our to,0Tl, 1oere struck 1Oith that ofe7l-
size card"
l do not know what the gentleman is
driving at BY this paragraph, unless it is
to inform the pubhc that he has been in
the army and enjoyed certain privileges"
or that he IS stranger. For aught I
know he may be one of these same
strangers" that has compelled our mer-
chants to adopt the G. o. D. system, by
endeaVoring to live above his means to
oCS04C AALu . 6Il1l6n E4LIduG6 luIO OO1l LOIl
society, at the same time forgetting to
pay his tlttLe grocery or other accounts
Or, mayhap he may be an employer, who
having several men working for him,
would rather use their hard earned wages
for 80 days, (without interest) to enable
him to put on little style, than to pay
them weekly, thereby enabling them to
buy weeks provisions, dry goods, shoes
for their foY1TIIa f,,.o ~
saving for themselves and in many cases
saving the merchant from feeling grow
ly," (as is his privilege" whether he was
IN the army or mott or going into bank
ruptcy.
Most of our merchants, if not all of
them, are disposed to treat Iaboring men
Just as well as the richer class, and ! think
they are entitled to make rules to govern
their own business, and live up to them,
whether it suits his Royal Highness "P.
J. c." or not. In regard to the last clause
Of his touching effusion, venture to say
that there is not a merchant in Canton
but would be willing and ready at any
time to issue pass books to customers, If
at the regular pay day the employer Of
the customer, would recognize the ac-
count. But no they would say as they
always have said, 81 pay my men; if they
owe you anything, you will have to see
them" If it is the intention of "P. j.
u" to endeavor to get cooperative store
started, as from his article he appears to
lean that way, wish him God speed in
his undertaking and trust he may sue
ceed.
To the mechanic or laboring man I
would merely say, if you buy your goods
for cash Won can buv yVhere Won nlease
and what you please, and should you be
paid by the month, you can generally
purchase by the quantity. Experience
will show you that 1T will be saving op-
Grafton all around. Yours,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-06-19
AT a meetino oftba BOARD of Direct

AT meeting of the Board of Directors
of Canton Union School, held June 9, '73,
the following named teachers were en-
ployed for next school year, viz: .-
Daniel Worley, Supt.; NJ A Troutman,
Jno II Lehman, G II Henning, @ w
Chapman, Mary A Lynch, Anna McKin-
ley, Fanny c Rowan, Ella Trout, Carrie
Cunningham, Maggie Sage, Ella Myers,
Cora A Slower, E NJ Cock, Maria Bark
heimer, Bina Seardorf, Anna Middaugh,
Mary ] Shorb, Mary B Althouse, Lily
Davis, Orpha ] Stanley, Wilma G Stanley,
Writing teacher; Kate Morledge, Music
teacher,