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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

Du RANSOM lli,. a,nur AMI
ToLu III lloNEt Stnur. II not unaek
medicine, u i-rr.parel !, regular
physician " over twenty ,cnir' rrar.
.ioe, eto ure.l Il many ,ears with preni
Aueeers III hlu larpu prac,ler FIR .h'
raro VI Group, Coughs aud tuI,lr,
an.nng Ito children, aud nearly Nil u,
his families KEEP, tho medicine IN tl's
huuat IL ~ roaI, f,r 4 nu,l,lon attack
unly III cents,
1osrnsenn Nplslun u Lii of coi
ton with pr. ,Illrra Muglnlic llaln
IN |. i,lo tbs ea,ily u tie sAtli u
on thu gum by tho sido u II, and ha'l'
Tho face will, the lIalu,. mud II vii
trouble ,nn 10 more =, ~ my. fer
bottle pf The Hahn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

nehh,ts ~ ,fres NAseaa
ani MeraHetir viii rshiiit III thia Aart
III Sasurlb,. ,nEesA 80 hffrippnt
ae'l evening 90 Friday t''e aspA i
MI estiia, II l.iaa SlHinss W
lues ,,ts ni,ir II Ill. Troupe hul w.
alme |, i II gpal Il tles stefafo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

IT, H. rh,h Secretary II tho Moth
Eastern Iowa Agricultural Society.
at,osc Fair viii HI hpli 1T rnstsillr
tar fou Jays, via; SGT III, u, J. x
~, has srnl this olhru tickets emitting
tie publishers IL ttielll IT, several ~.
rar,mcnts, during fair time, Iar wheel,
la ,as our Thanks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15
WILD LIFE ii thg TAR v Est

III hHniinA ail il4tH NJ snltittt among
saAntia viii slapitta hiitAg ileats, ~
Thfliiihgls iHfeInHitHH HNhl lar lliastrh.
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~, II Hi haste III iGs#in N#sh aani ~ Fur
complete pHtlii ii | III ttilssas II W.,
til III HI A.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

nEpir AXIOM IA tnfseo --'ihn New
Catholic Church will be dedicated ~
sunday. Ang It'll, Scr,irc ~ ieli.
cation will commence ia To- o'elueht
lt.h mass II, | o'clock
l,cy N. Il Met Mry,
itX4l%n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

M,., t'itr, t'lalin i,rnnk,r, DIR.
Hua.ll,ull sister ,lic,l. II II N,il u
Bright llsaa.e Of lhc Kidney flpA
IN ,ha, II l',isit Ind never p,u' ii,as-
ing around III Hnr,h "a uuW dsiRAe.,
anil Viz l,rsabpf lad III hranis
alone ~ nis't ha,o hul lnlAt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15
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llrns n ionng Inns secured tie
Mooney VIZ ll.c tu,itule, hive Sowing
Machine tr Howard tn. ,1llice al
the t,tlatacp II ", " roNalL Enla
!. Mta iiu NIAlatt sirep,. cgcs, i,
where liz um hlue ,pn H. seen III 90.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

1'he l'nsl Muster il sip9nfhny poll
ihe .Stes mle hundred j l,att t. pull
I'LL ia editorial nn ariirlr with heal
4 N,miuv r,pinl.. pttr'.hp iu,n ". Z,
,an l.ouy.n. 4 ffienl tDh,l ~ &
publish, without hsllinr uat my pat
Il thp m'lrapnvn' tltp :'isuuruet Z n.
fhtl The As~a sHnrpady ina,ue
thp licatifsfg IL nitr Il ii f,aiuuasi-
insertion II healr III hoN lar p,rss
i Y iullvl Il, ira.l leBl advertisers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

1lic lhr,,.i Il ttittr rnpials cloaNi
NJ On Ne.lne4laS 80 werp nj H1uslI
u Nm Oregon nni il fr ~ the ~
enld pslenl rrptnel nuo sea Il "lual
slrac.s, willie hprp nd there farmer
III commenced stacking Arriving II
nr. Il. ". tlo'a, ~ Nuru there i,At
III time L. 400 him il,,ith stacking Ill,
.lusppl, Senator iini LINZ llis alnn, the
aamc time, Tn VI, tal.a r1ara afe
eighteen, largc atapLs, mnl nearly "
quite A. lul.ns ~ Nr sebafefa. Here
mo ,wn lur,nors Witt quito q much u
i harvest nv my Il their nsigh''a'a,
whose harvest isen,alletei nlHt ~ thei,
n.ighhala hegia tl,.its, Why i II I
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

Ni- Lilo 1. ilHttn,I, N!,p lantia
d, intermediate department II e''.
ssila.l, will Vi Nn.in VI il lains
,tiill llaa haaa spending faN las. II
81. ~. Visiting IL lHytl. md AZ.
taaipleat.t She / NV Ii III lutltt
ettun. ii ,'nutuNn. nh.,her ~ fttafi.
II ,psumr IL laltla ahu t. tirtt il
septraltr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

pr. c.en,mrr maltps aneniire change
III hiaa4lsrllisement ihis Neek. liz i
Mao making M onlirr clnnue IN hi
lltns ttprr, nearly doubling it, earar.
its, aud Ii, short time will lnsc there
lhe hiagesl stock u drugs oyer feen
Ii Howard county. lii VII In ul'c II
tic INSTANCES where merit wink,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15
l,hilslrrM OIfrM tO0A isHit
and Ntch

from no other cause ,l,nn having NHrms In
tho stomach,
.HvOWN's 1t5.MlMnc fuWIis
Will destroy Worms without Injury 10 tlle
child, being perfectly Nnlin. nniIrer trnp
All solorinr or other injurious ingredients
usually used In worm Preparations
CuItrls 4 BROWN. rrorrlrprs,
NJ, OH Fulton Street. NV York.
Hold by Druggists nnl Chemists, an'l
dealers il Medicines ia TNhsIs sf,tn
CuMrs A Nox. ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

Mr.. u. ~ Lee Win has lnen q long
limo ahsrnl flom tissep, returned lnsl
week, lii lpnlily remaining IN Town
til, uulil rurll ,iuu nj la nlnll decide
npuu biz future location. Ills friends,
numbering tho met u anr people.
uant hin, md hi family 10 return
here. Until, md while Looking laea-
ton he il snlieiIing subscriptions far twu
most valuable Le,lE Tho l'ietur.
inl Home nihlr ono IA 10 nlnri elegant.
II printed unl hound enpieA II the billie
wr have over aprn, lls arrangement
il such IL u make |, popular cyrlal'
,lia md librar, u biblical knowledge,
aside ir.m it, containing eomi,lct,
'eA, ~ ,hu scriptures, Vii anl new |,
II Illustrated viii, u,rr three hunirua
illustrations IL bible r,unts ani Gust
from S1.,n IL al'i, depending On I'll,
/ el,lu NIL linin'l ~ the binding oho4rn
| Tho ulLvr III Ills lpoks Ii "louman
Dictionary Il e,trs day wants mn
contains instruction MON asur iw'nt.
Thousand nuhjeeis each ono II Import
ante In lhc practical duties of lIu
The cpr, ~ tii- hppk ii only sa.,o an'
|, should b. IL tho hanlr u every fam
! ily,
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l,as grown cui All over ", head md !
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

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i''iaea, ita II the lAans,li, tAr !
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TGut.lai.
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VI, -, i>us.
Personally appeared before ne Dart.
l,y tenlan, anil, nppn na,ll, says thc
ahuse statement /. true.
NJ g. l,u,rr, Notary Public.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

W. aanl Agauis usel 4nhe,u In hnwl
beautifully illAlrHt Nalk ia i'4e ausln, !
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

No. alh Fulton street. New York
ror aA1e Nv MI ,lruuxIxla, ATyl
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

Mr.. Ralph Hascall is in town, and, we
understand, contemplates opening sing
ing school here the coming winter. The
people will be very glad indeed to have Mr.
lIascall here, not only because of his in
comparable singing, but because he is in
every respect genial gentleman.
Miss. NJ. j. Gilmore gives instruction in
singing every Wednesday eve to quite a
large class of young ladies and gentlemen.
We expect that when May comes West
Rutland will be some on singing.
Several fine dwellings are in process OF
erection, and business is lively. Sports
men, both foreign and domestic, render il
very unsafe for people to wander very
freely about the suburbs. They don't give
the game any rest; not even Sundays.
The West Rutland central school is pros
perlng very finely, with two teachers, ant
plenty for both to do.
Both district schools are in successful
operation. In the one, the new teache
from the West is eminently success, an
is as popular as eastern teachers are apt t
be when they go west.
In the other no difficulty has been occa
stoned by the new phase of life entere'
into by the principals and we hope he viii
be as successful teacher now as he wa
before he assumed the garb of doubl
blessedness." A. D.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

Remi Barrow, of jackson N. Y..raised a
No. 6 potato weighing three pounds two
ounces. Alex. Skellie, of Cambridge,
raised one that weighed three pounds four
ounces.
Peach blow potatoes are selling at Hoos-
ack Falls, N. Y, at seventy-hve cents a
bushel
Potatoes at Shushan N Y are thirty to
thrty-hve cents and not very brisk.
1t is not unfrequent this year in Wash
ton county N. Y. to find potatoes weigh
ing four pounds.
Charles II. Weeks, of Canaan in Essex
county the present year, on his own farm
raised eight thousand bushels of potatoes.
Moses Cade of Barnet dug potato this
fall which was so large that it had to be
broken before it would go through the eel
lar window. A fact. The Lyndon Union
is responsible for this story.
Byron Wright of st. Johnsbury bought
of b X. Bliss & Sons, 1 III. Compton Sur
prise potatoes, planted them the eighth day
of May, dug them the ninth day of Oct.
The result was 2lS 3-lG lbs.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
DARING BURGLARY IN CAvENDIsH.
POstOffice and Town Clerks Office
Entered.
SOME THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS TAKEN.

On Tuesday night last the Postofllce at
Cavendish was entered by burglars, who
succeeded in committing quite a heavy
theft Mr.. Richard II. Button, the post
master, is also the town clerk, and kept the
books, and papers appertaining to the latter
office in the same room occupied as the
village postofllce. In this room was the
large town safe, weighing some three tons,
in which, it seems, Mr.. Dutton kept his
own money and that belonging to the post
office department. This safe the burglars
succeeded In blowing open and extracted
therefrom the sum of $175 in cash, belong
ing to Mr.. Dutton, and about the same
amount in postage stamps. Having Sc
cured this property, they amused them
selves byexamining the stock of jewery,
kept by Mr.. Dutton, in the same room In
connection with a stock of stationary,
fancy goods, perfumery, etc, as the jewel
ry was found scattered over the office
floor, while not an article of the same is
missing
Tie room where the burglary was per-
petrated is situated in the wing of the
building which is used by Mr.. Dutton as a
dwelling. Although some eight or ten
persons were sleeping in the building and
in the immediate vicinity at the time OF
the occurrence, strange to say, not
one of them heard the report of the en-
plosion of the safe. Some little idea of the
conclusion produced may be formed from
the fact that the explosion literally tore
the outside of one of the safe doors, of
solid iron, from its hinges and landed itup-
on the floor some twenty-five feet from the
safe. Mr.. Dutton estimates this part of
the safe to weigh some three hundred
pounds.
The burglars obtained their tools, con-
sisting of large sedge, Il small hammer
and pair of pinccrs from the blacksmith
shop of Calvin Spaulding, situated in the
extreme west end of the village, some sixty
rods from the Post-ofTce The paper used
as a sort of tunnel to carry the powder in
the lock of the safe was left upon the
floor, while the marks of the pencil used
to shove the powder into the lock are
plainly dscernible upon the paper
The explosion made sad havoc with the
goods upon the counter and shelves, while
the portion of the door which was blown
off marked its passage by unmistakable
signs like those of bombshcll.
No positive clue is had to the burglars,
although suspicion strongly points to two
strangers who were in town during the
day, one of whom called at the pOstOffice
and purchased few postage stamps. 1t
is believed by many that they are the
guilty parties, as their appearance strongly
indicated them to be suspicious characters.
They have not been seen since the burglary
and no particular steps have as yet been
made for their detection.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
Rutland Lecture Course.

On Monday THE GLOBE published list
of the lecturers in the Rutland Young
Mems Christian Association course. The
names, dates, and probable subject of each
lecture is now given.
Oct. 2Sth-Thomas Mast, Caricatur-
ing"
Nov. 10th-Mrs. Mary A Livermore;
"What Shall we do with our Daughters.
Nov. 29th--lIon. William Parsons, of
England, :. Michael Angelo, the Child,
Artist and Hero"
Dec. 2Gth-John b Cough, Now and
Then"
Jan. Gth-W S Andrews, "Dialect ITu-
NOR"
The season tickets will be sold at $500 ;
single admission 80 cents. They will UNI
doubtcdly be offered for sale at Meeker's
music store and other places in few days.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
Lectures and Lecture Courses.

Having given the programme of the lee
ture course of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Rutland, it may not be unin-
teresting to the public to know at what
other points in this vicinity the same lee
turers have been engaged. The following
is the list
Thomas Nast-Brattleboro, October 81 ;
Rutland, Oct. %; Whitehall, Oct. 80 ;
Glens Falls, Oct 30.
Mrs Mary A. Livermore-B rattleboro,
Nov 10; Rutland, Nov. II ; Whitehall,
Nov 10 Glens Falls, Nov IL.
Hon. William Parsons - BrattlebOro,
Nov. "a Brandon, Nov % ; Whitehall,
Nov 20 Glens Falls, Nov. 81 Rutland,
Nov 2S.
John b. Cough Brattleboro, Dec. 4
Brandon, Dec. 8 Rutland, Dec. 6
Whitehall, Dec. Z Glens Falls Dec. s.
w. S. Andrews-Rutland, January 6
Glens Falls, Jan. 7.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

FUNERAL OF JOSEPH IIAsKELI~-The
funeral of Joseph Haskell, whose sudden
death at the Wallingford Centennial on
Wednesday filled all hearts with sadness,
was attended at East Wallingford on Fri
day afternoon at half-past one o'clock.
Great respect was shown this aged man
almost a centenarian-in the large attend
ance at his funeral. The officers of the
Centennial and a large number of the citi-
zens of Walliugford were present. The
remains were taken to Mt Holly for inter
ment. An appropriate sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. j. $. Archibald of the Bap-
fist Church, followed with an interesting
address by Rev. Aldace Walker, ID. d..
The hearse was drawn by four black
horses. The East Wallingford Cornet
Band were present, and were conveyed in
a carriage drawn by four horses. An alb
stract of the sermon will be given in THE
GIoRE at an early date.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
Good TenPIars.
BENNINGTON COUNTY UNION

The Independent order of Good Templars
Bloomington county, will meet with South
SALISBURY Lodge No. 90, an Wednesday
Nov. 18th, 1873 at 10 o'clock a. m. The
following are the order of exercises.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
|. Opening Ceremonies.
II. Reading the Minutes ofLast Meeting.
III. List Of Delegates.
~. Appointment Of Committees.
v. Music by the Lodges Represented.
vi. Adjournment for Dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l; Music by the Lodges Represented.
II. Reports from the Lodges.
III. Report of Committees.
tons:
Resolpsd. That the time has arrived
when the Temperance Organizations, to-
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
Reunion of Vermont Officers

The tenth annual reunion of Vermont
officers will be held at Brattleboro, on
Wednesday, Oct. GOTH The members of
the society and all Vermont officers of the
army and navy are cordially invited to at
tend.
By vote of the society, at their last re-
union, all non-commissioned officers were
made eligible to membership, and such are
also specially invited to attend this reunion.
The usual business meeting will be held at
the Town Hall at two o'clock p. m
The Grafton will be delivered by Major
John Curtis Tyler, formerly of the 4th vt.
Vols, at the Town Hall at z o'clock in the
evening Supper will be served at the
Brooks House at eight o'clock p. m.
RalLr0ads curry all persons attending tie
reunion for fare one leay.
REDFIELD PRocTOR,
President.
James 5. Peck, Secretary.
Kittredge Haskins, Chairman Elk. Com.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

THE 2.37 RACE.
The second purse was for horses that had
never beaten 237 500 to first, $50 to
first, $50 to third, $50 to fourth mile
heats, best three in five.
ENTRIES
A II Danforth, b Tam O'Shanter.
f M Wetherbee b e Jean lngelow.
These horses took their positions in the
order as above named The horse "Nellie
Webster" had been entered for this race, by
L. G.. Buck, but did not appear.
FIRST HEAT.
Both horses broke badly during this heat,
Jean took the lead from the first quarter
pole and kept it to the end winning easily,
with Tam some distance behind.
Time, 2:414.
SECOND HEAT.
This was but repetition of the first set
to, except that both horses showed better
speed and trotted with steader gait. Jean
kept trile ahead throughout the mile and
won by two or three lengths.
lime S9O3'
THIRD HEAT.
Tam O'Shanter in this heat showed his
metal and trotted steadily and well the
entire mile. Jean Ingelow broke badly
and could not keep up to the speed of
Tam, who won by some two lengths.
Time 1881.
FOURTH HEAT.
Tam again showed his heels to good adj
vantage, taking the lead almost from the
start, and coming in length ahead of
Jean.
Time 230I.
FIFTH HEAT
This was close and interesting contest.
The horses were neck and neck a good
share of the first half Both broke at the
third quarter, when Jean made fine burst
TO the front and came in neck ahead of
Tam.
Time $500.
SUMMARY.
Tam o eT : : i i
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Wrestling.
JOHN MCMAHON AGAIN.

The challenge recently issued by John
Mcmahon of Rutland, VT, to wrestle Ma
jor ]. ii. Mclaughlin, or any man in the
world, square hold, for 81 1000, has been
accepted by Major Mclaughlin of Detroit.
He says that as soon as Mcmahon deposits
Sl0Owith Frank Queen and agrees to wrestle
In New York, Connecticut or Pennsylvania
for 81, 800 to 81, 500 aside, he win cover
McMahon's money and make a match. lie
cannot spare time to wrestle for a less
amount. If McMahon refuses these terms
Mclaughlin is willing to wrestle any man
In the world, square hold, best two in three,
fair back falls, for from 81, 900 to 5000.
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THE RUTIYD WEEKLY GLOBE MORNING. OCTOBER "a 1873

gether with the Temperance men Of our
county, take proper measures for the sup
preston Of the traffic in alcoholic liquors
as a beverage.
ResolUed, That we as Temperance men
and women will do all in our power Oe-
gally) to suppress it.
Resolred, That the objections that are
urged against the organization Of the diff
ferent Orders of Temperance, are not
founded on any good reason or Judgment.
Afternoon session will open to every
body, and the clergy of the county are
earnestly requested to be present-a large
delegation from every Lodge, Tent, and
Society, is desired.
EVENING EXERCISES.
Col. J. d. Mead, W c. r. Of the state,
is expected to deliver an address, and the
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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Bennington County.


This station on the Harlem Extension
road Is the best paying one on the whole
line. For the month of September there
was received for freight business 80, 17S, AZ
and for passenger business 81, Os6.52, max
ing the total receipts of that office Gill;
26494.
Probably no village in this state is any
better provided with societies, than
this. Prominent among these is the Ben
nington octuple Club, composed entirely
of young men of this village, and although
they are small in numbers, they count
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TIE LATE New ENGLAND FAIR AND Irs
FINANoIAL REsuLTs The recent New
England fair at Mystic Park was not a
financial success. The total amount of re-
ceipts was 1923 ,S7305. The total amount
of premiums paid was $S,4s7. The gene
raj expenses were S1S, 3G52 81, and the total
expenses 500, 952 81, being $3,O5s.39 above
the receipts. The expenses of fitting up
the grounds were unprecedently large,
amounting to S7,010.G0. The rain on the
third day kept thousands away from the
fair. The New England Agricultural So
ciety will still have a balance of about
50 900 in the treasury.
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A WHITEHALL Man WHO OUoHT TO READ
THE INSTRUMENTATION Virgil reached
Syracuse from Whitehall Thursday evening
on his way to Weedsport, with his wife, to
visit relatives. At Syracuse he met a con-
fideace man, who bled him of thirteen dol
lars, by the old game exposed thousands
of times in the newspapers.