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Extract Of Buchu.
4 Z n D s E 5 Q & s
NEW AND IMPROVED
Compound Fluid Extract
- q g - TT

a Specific Remedy for all diseases Of the rinary
UrEsls- AS uun-retcntlnn OF incOntinUanCe OF urine
lions inflammation or liberation % lie bladder
and nidnrys, Stone in the Bladder, Gravel ar Brick
auz lepust BrIEhts disease, milky discharges, and
AL 5!seases Of he Bladder hldn'ys, or FroStrate
Glal l. whether affecting Male Female or Child
Foa " EAHNEss, arising rom nonfisfaE siad5scre-
tOU ~ abuse crosses ar dissipation, Gttfdsd loHA
SDy7 Cfth. TOiiOlHiq symptoms: Nervous isbAHy,
Los n HsW1ry iHdispositfGH 10 scsrt;0H buss-
hess Lr.s or FDtfsr, ShOrtaeSS Of BJeEth, TyeH4-
HI. T-5g5IH NTH tH0uqhts Of Discuss DfBahaSS
Or SON PUN i5a re Back, chest ami Raz3 East
of 2 }ai Ga tt. Head, skin EgHptt"HS, Faig C0HH.
tina e. oud Dry skin.
lftls-e symptoms are allowed to 20 on very FIRE
quesiy Epiieptic Fits and Consumption follow
fine n-aue a-y iums and the records of death hy col
SUN ton bear ample witness 10 the truth of thc
-crt whore the constitution becomes affected with
org8 &c weakness it requires the ala Of invisur-
attn medicine TO strengthen and tone up tine sys-
tom which HENDERSON BUCHU does in every case
Fos FEMALES, young or Old, married OF single Al
IN, lawn of womanh0pd or a. the turn Of life, iiES
DEHaG bUnHU has no equal in diseases peculiar
To- lalrs, as in painful or di1iCuil menstruattun
Chr SIC Inflammation q the Uterus, FALLING of the
Wo.3, LeUhiJrTea or Whites. SteTihty or Barrennesz
and Il complains incident TO the sex whether arts
i'm HH ludscrhtluu- habits Of iisspatloB. or in the
dec e or chaE OF life. HENDERSON BCCHU Is
unr allied by any remedy known II Is prescribed
/ nv amus eminent physicians all over The world
u b. Ised after confinement. aad all eufeebled
/ -ti' toHs OF both sexes and al ages.
n1 PERSIA OR INDIGESTION, hSadache pain in the
She lcrs coughs, dizziness sour stomach. crucia-
iion- bad taste in the mouth, palpilation of the
hear paiu in the region Of the XII neys, and thous
aud Hthcr painful symptoms, are the offspring OF
Dy-apsia HESDEKsoN's BuoHU invigoia tes she
stomach, stimulates the torpid Liver, bowels and
KiaH.ys 10 healthy action. in cleansing the blood
of q Impurities ana Importing life and yigor
10 faa whole syrtem Ii is the Great Life giving
Principle,
FE. fAPE AND OTHER WOl.sIs, by which thousands
of % -suus yoHng ana Old, are affected, are eiecrua
by p-iuyed from The system by HENDERSON 5 BucHU
Worms g1is, upon the diseased hunnrs and not up
on as healthy elements OF the body. NoyermitIger
au He4inuics or system of medicine will ctioctu
lllr free the system from hese monsters of disease
lik HENYaRsUN' New and Improved Extract bU-
.asgr
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23

lecturers, who are willing to become pub
lie benefactors for a reasonable compensa-
ton Applications (euclosing 500 may be
made 10 me. MULDOON,
Major Heavy Artillery
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WHY Have Catarrh 3?

have had Catarrh or two years, and have had
all troblrs arising from IL, such dropping from
the mead, throat. etc II troubled more in the
morning than at any time as it would be some half
h0ur before ! could breath freely The dropping
from my head has ceased aud in the morning
havg no trouble about breathing, which is a great
rltsi ro and feel a. free from ii a. ever did
have taken two bottles NoHrs respectfully.
MRS. Il J TIRRELL.
UuCauc0nEcs House G0fisJowu, y. II.
What a Leading Druggist thinks Of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy
CoNCoEp. y. H. Oct. ~. 1870.
Nr-sES IINTLEFfELp a HAYES take pleasure
iu t.~lisviuI 90 the superior medical properties Of
y0ur Constitutional Caiarrh Remedy It has al
furIea me much relief during the time / have used
IT, aud / cheerfuily recommend il 70 all who are
afflicted with diseases Of Catarrhal origin Re
specially y0urS
GEO F. TNDERHILI. Druggist
For sale ny Emil Roehler. Druggist, Rock Island
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Beware Of Counterfeits A!
JOB MOSES sIRItMgS C,H4FKE's

80 ~''~'stretH NpUNrFHFErrru. itshaHssf Bruggiss
'H4f"f" 2" sst NJ rYHntsfrsF H uusH yrsIfar mo- A.
me sFHnias htrr fhs n'tBr af Job Moses on steh
fHarHfgr ftt nfhsrr thtsaH tuftfaug8uH 1la
sFNl tNE Pills are uniailing m the euro Of All thnss
painful AMI dangerous diseases 20 which tho female
constitution Is subject They moderate ali srcessiva
aud cure a.. suppression Of the uienses when caused
~ cold, Inflammation. or disease In an cases Of
Nervuua and Spinal Anectiuns Pains m tho Eack
anl lhmuf, taugI" on slight eIertiou, Palpitatlon
~ the Heart hystcrca and Whites. they will eject
euro when al other means have failed and atb0neh
very powerful contain nothing hurtful 10 the most
delicate constitution
Circular ~ English German and French around
eaeh bottle gives fnll direction and advice
TIE GENIE,t ttlis sold a. drug stores but
f your drugEisi cannot supply the GENUINE, do not
De- perauadet ~ accept any counterfeit or bogus ar
h.ie but semi bnc Dollar q the sole proprietor Job
Aln-ts, y tortIandj Street. New York with name
o express 0t0e ~ which you will can for the pack.
aFHt and bottle ~ the GENUINE Pills securely and
snieB packed % plan wrappers will be sent By
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MN from the effect.
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Mauhood =
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed Nru
method OF treatment. New and remarkable rem.
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in scaled ru
velopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No Sout,
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pam institution
having high reputation for honorable condpc
and professional skill 7-24dSw3rr
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When thaT" IS no lung di-ease. ana only Liver
Complain; aud Dyspepsia, Sctnks seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake PILE are Saac nt without the Pull
monte syrup. Take thu Mandrake Pills freely i'll all
bilious complaints, q they perfectly harmless
Nr ScAenek, who haseni0ye uninterrupted health
i"f many wears past, and uua weighs - pounds.
was wasted away to q mere skeleton. in the very
last stage oi Pulmonary Consumption, hi- physicians
having pronounced his Gaze hopeless and abandoned
lin I" h- fare. lie wa- cur bythe aforesaid med
'clue-- aLd since his recover many thousands rim-
Harry afflicted have used hi- preparations with the
same remarkable success. Fan directions Accompa-
ny e1cA, making il not ab-u lrey necessary to per
-onaily See Dr. Schenck, uu patients wish their
lungs examined
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
PuIMoNIc WATERS

BRyAN's PULMoCIC WATERS
dnre touaus, tpLp7. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, SORE
lHHnAI, hoAHstSts-, biTFIrrIT BREATHING, IN.
,iritNf ioNsUNrIIlS AND LIMO DISEASES They
haf9 90 tssts Of medicine and any child will take
u.rm Thousands have been restored 10 health that
hal before despaTed. Testimony given in hundreds
rr'fe 80 cents per hnN. JOB MOSES. propre-
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Sold by all Druggists at $tO0 yer bottle. Manu-.
iactqred BY DIR. KENNEDY, 40 Warren street
Roxbury, Mass s-1dly
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liza person has Gon-umpHuJ of course the lungs
10 some way are diseased ci'ne uberclc- Assesses
Dronchia. irFtatluns, pieura a-Gcsou exist, the
lunz- are "a mass oTIuiama'iul and fast decayinEl
In such cases whaJ mus be- dl-az Tie not oulysthe
lungs that are wasting bur ii is the whole body.
The stomach and liver have Zoe their uower TO make
blood ont offoud New. the o-jy chance i 10 take
Dr.. schenek' three medicines which will bring mp
tone to the stomach, the patblI will begin to want
food viii digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins 10 gain in ii. and he
body begin- 10 grow the Lungs ommrnce to heal up.
and the patient gets hsShy al. we'll. This il nc
only way to cure Consumption
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raAOy2 H-=g
CON SIT MPTLON
And EG9 Cure.

Victims of this awful dj-uas, are found ia egerv
neiEnnurHuod, in most every house
For turm and for their friends. we havH tiIius- Of
good cheer and hope the ammo uUsafaeut ID. q most
IIpurftu' discovery. firmly based urpu common
SENSE aud r-asou hy which thn t.rri6I. maalv j.
p' Hsriy controlled. and 3d. victims ar restored
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B l I : D | N G
..9taIii9Nlsad |
SATARaE, INFLUENZA AND HAY FEVER

or summer Colds which often end In srrinus Iup,.
trouble. cured by the Inhalation OF Dr. kepnrdv!s
Prairie Weed.
am perfectly amazed at the remarkable eures nj
severe bleeding and consumption. Of the lnng-
which this new remedy performs for me eveTy
week. Send for a circular NY
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WILSON'S
cARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL

WILSON'S
cARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL.
A. described fully the inventors circular which
VIII be mailed. upon application. 10 any address
We cannot afford space 10 ten the whole story
here, or to give The numerous certificates from EN-
urnt physicians and we'll known citizens te-tifyiu,,
10 the absolutely wonderful results nuWing from
this great discovery. Suffice it to say II is curing
thousands who supposed themselves t. be- at dca IA :
door.
Wilson's Carbola cdOil IS scientifically PREPARED
with The pnrcst CnrbOlic Acid so combined a. 60 Dc,
entirely harmless, with
Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesnud tNorwav)
pronounced by physicians the most delicate eiti-
Client Cod Liver OIL u tine world
II Is easily taken tOiera ed by the weakest stom-
ach-, uigcstr readily. never becomes rancid and l.
almost entirely free from the usual disagreeablc
chnractrrisrcs of Cod Liver OIL
For every u-c of Cod Liver Oil Mr.. Wilson's dis
cpN'rY r. %. the greatest value.
tgr The safe internal administration Of Carbolic
Acid Mr Wilson's method Of combining Il with Cod
Liver OH Is absolutely necessary
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Schcnck's Mandrake rlli- az upon the liver re-
moving all obstuction, relax Re ducts Of the gall
bladder The bile starts freely I'd the DIVER Is soou
relieved the stools will show the Pills can do:
nothing has ever been inyenta except calomel u
deadly poison which is veT dauereus To Use unless
with great c1rcI that will uni k the gail BLADDER
Mandrake Pills.
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MAS TA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

ESTABLISHED IN iS59.-Five hundred thousand
people throughout U. s. and Cauadas have uscd
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They are all three TO be taken the same time
They cleanse the stomach, relax t liver and put il
to work; then the appetite become, good; the food
digests and makes good blood be patient begins
to grow in hesh the diseased msler ripens in the
lungs and the patient 0utgrows ts disease and gets
we'll. Tins is the only way To- cur Consumption.
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To these three medicines Dr J. Il. Schenek OF
Philadelphia owes his unrivalld success in tho
treatment of Pulmonary ConSu ptiou. The puI-
monte syrup ripens the morbid latter in the lungs
nature throws 10 uI by al cas- expectora,iou. for
when the phlc-m or natter rge a slight cough
will throw it oil, and the pateL has rest, ami the
lung begin fu heal.
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Ghe 9nilg Arens.
THE MULDOON LETTERS.


Lecturing.
HEADQUARTERS HEAVY ARTILLERY, !
IL THE FIELD.
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.r-LApiAs rAKa rAEucuLAE NOTICE
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This eminent nobleman has consented
~ deliver lust one lecture for $4,000.
provided the right place and the right kind
OF an audience can be- obtained lie insists
that he will speak only in Central Park.
that a day must be made two weeks long
that there be 100000 people present, thar
the men shall all wear dTess-coats aud
white kids, and the women full evening
dress. His subject will be Trousers-
ought they 10 be cut large or small 2 As
this nobleman has given more attention 10
70 his subject than any man in public life
aud az lac is known TO be loyal, even 20 the
taking of his pay which had backward,
accumulated, il is to be hoped committee
will be found containing enough public
spirit to accept his terms
Mr. Walt Whitman will give readings
from the New York Directory and the cat
alogue ofall created things.
Colonel Spencer, Fifth Regiment, N.G.S.
NY. will deliver a military lecture, entitled
rs il Safe 10 carry Loaded Guu?'
New Workers may congratulate them
selves that the Colonel takes the ground
land herein he has the support 0ihis entire
command) that /, is not safe.
General O.Oh Howard ~ open to lin
tied number OF engagements on his recent
" prepared lecture 1.-The Statute OF
Limitations the Palladium Of our Liberties "
Miss Susan b Anthony will, if invited,
frequently repeat her lecture" Is the Stove
SUPERIOR 10 the Warming pan, after all 2
Miss Olive Logan would like to repeat
her scientific lecture, is liouse-paint a
CosmeticY'
Miss Anna I. Dickinson can be induced
20 deliver her sentimental lecture. The
Frozen Heart Of man, just once in all the
principal towns and cities, for 500 night.
This department has also received quite
anumber Of applications from various other
literary, scientific, humorous, and mora
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Liver Complain, is one Of le most prominent
cau-.s of Consumption
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Letter. Carrier, Boston HIghIands. Mas.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-03-21
LIppRAL COMPENSATION.
Under this head the Chronicle al

! Under this head the Chronicle and
Statinel says:
A Washington special TO the New
| Yorl, Sun states that on the night Of
! the adjournment of Congress and
! just before adjournment, Gen. But
Ter introduced, and had passed, a
resolution paying General 7. NJ Is
Young for the full term Of the Con
gress Of lSG8-'G9, and then intro
duced another resolution paying the
entire delegation for the whole term
of the Forty Congress. Our
readers will remember that on ac-
count of the second reconstruction Of
the State our delegates to the Forty
first Congress we're not elected until
the latter part of December, 1870.
The Congress expired on the 18th Of
March, 1871, and most Of them we're
admitted after the lat Of January
They we're paid the full salary of the
year--five thousand dollars. This
resolution provided for the payment
Of an additional 50, 900 to each mem
Der for the session Of 1869-'70. Mr.
Randall objected, but unavailingly,
and the resolution was carried. Each
Representative for what is known as
the short term has received ten thou
sand dollars for his services, and one
fortunate individual--Mr. k. ii.
Whiteley, of the Second District
gets fifteen thousand dollars, in re-
turn for which, we believe, he sat in
the House Of Representatives not ex-
ceeding two weeks. In 1870, when
the Bullock Legislature amused itself
by electing Senators, Whitley was
elected for the term ending March
4, 1871. lie also ran for Represen-
tatiye and was elected The Senate
refused to recognize his claims and
admitted DR.. Miller. but gave him
five thousand dollars for "the expen
scs of the contest He then took
his seat in the House Just before the
adjournment and drew FIVE thousand
dollars additional. Under Gen. But
ler's resolution he gets still another
five thousand dollars, or fifteen tbou-
sand in all. Pretty good pay for
fourteen days or even a months ar
duous labor at the capital. agasta
Chronicle.
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REV DIR. HUSTON
BALrIMoRN, March "A, 1873

BALTIMORE, March 1t, 1873.
In the case of Rev Dir. l.. ID. Hus-
ton, charged with gross immortality
and RIGHTEOUSNESS, which has excl
led such deep interest in this com
munity and the entire Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, for the
past year or more, was concluded
this morning in session of the Bal.
timore Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Shortly after the meeting of the Con-
ference this morning, Rishop Dogget
presiding, inquired if the committee
in the case of Rev. DIR. Huston was
ready to report. Tho Chairman,
Rev. DR.. REGISTER, responded, they
are, and handed in the following,
which was read by the Secretary :
BAiMIMoRE, March ii, 1873.
The Committee to whom the case
OF the Rev. l.. d. Huston was referred,
beg leave to report; ave have
come to the conclusion that the
charge of immortality is unanimously
sustained, and said l.. ID. Huston
has been expelled from the Me,ho-
dist Episcopal Church South"
Bishop Dogget then remarked
according to the report of the Com
mittee, L. ID. Huston is expelled
from the Methodist Church South
upon the charges as reported, and
thai is an end Of this solemn matter.
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so MAY IT BE.

4 writer from lower Georgia for
the Atlanta SIM prognOsticates the
political future Of the country. We
hope he is prophetic:
Il am Of the opinion that the
Radical party will serve its purposes
and will run it's course with the pres
en-, administration. All Of its revo-
lutionary objects will be accom-
plishcd, and then will come the re-
action in the minds of the American
people, like the rushing Of q mighty
wind--a furious tornado, that will
sweep away tho last vestige Of radi-
calism and make way for the resur-
rection Of the great Democratic party
which has been buried, but not
dead"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-03-21
MAMMOTH SALES OF GEORGIA
MADE GOODS.

The Columbus Enquirer of Fri.
day, contained this paragraph
The I,agle and Phenix Manufac-
featuring Company of this city last
year sold to two Macon houses Sll0,-
600 worth Of their goods; two Mont
gomery houses took $4,000 worth ;
three New Orleans houses, $780,
600. Eight thousand dollars worth
of cottonades were sold to New Or
leans houses one day last week. -
Very heavy sales were also made
las. year TO New York, Cincinnati,
Louisville, ST. Louis, Galveston, Mo-
bile, Atlanta, Savannah, to say moth
ing Of smaller towns and country
stores. Something less than $30Q,-
900 worth Of these goods were sold
to Columbus merchants. These
figures are enormous, but they show
what our factories are doing, and
speak potcntly for more factories. -
This year the sales are expected to
be much larger, provided our COM
panies can turn out the goods
Three cheers for our manufacturing
interests r
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BUT WHERE WILL YOU FIND
THEM

ar. NJ. O." writing for the Sayan-
nah Republican, deplores the politi-
cal corruption peryading the coan-
try and quotes the strong words OF
DR.. Holland
God giyes US men time like this demands
Strong minds, great hearts true faith and
ready hands
Men whom the lust Of Office does not kill
Men whom the spoils Of Office cannot buy;
Men who possess opinions and Will
Men who have honor, men who will not lie;
Men who eau stand before delnagogue,
And damn his treachcrous batteries without
winking;
Tail men. sun.crowned who live aboveI the fog.
Ia public duty, md in private thinking
For while the rabble with their thumb worn
creeds,
Their large professions and their little deeds,
Minsls IL selfish sltife, lol Freedom weeps
Wrong rules The land, and waiting Justice
sleeps"
Alas the rabble chatters its thuml
worn creeds and mingles in selfish
strife weaving garlands for Colfax
and giving overtures to Ames.--
The rabble Is under the fog and II
there Is any above it they are those
who know how to still more befog
the simple rabble.
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TIE BONDS.

Whatever may be said elsewhere
about the credit OF Georgia, Geor-
CLANS have no fear tina, the State
viii not pay, She never refused
but once and then only when the
knife was at her throat. The bonds
issued by order of the last Legisla-
ture ough, to be taken in the State
aud can be.
lst Because the Investment is a
good one. Eight per cent. interest
received annually is good price for
money, but as the bonds will be sold
AZ something less than par, the in.
terest will be ten per cent.--enough
for any man.
End. Because it will keep the
money where We need tat home.
Sd. Because it will evince the
patriotic confidence of our people in
the integrity of the Stale.
We regret that the Treasurer
has put the smallest bond as high
as $3.50. We would have pre-
ierred a popular loan reaching down
to all the people and Bonds Of so0
or Sl00 might have been issued
Let James or Nutting DO made
Agents of the State let the bonds
be offered in every county by SUBJ
agenss and in one week the whole
amount will be taken or we are
greatly in error.
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How LoNo VIII. GRANT BE PREsI.

How Lone WILL GRANT BE PREsI-
DENT 7 Who will deliver the inau-
gural address as President of the
United States on the 4th of March,
1877 - Boston Transcript
Very likely Ulysses $. Grant will
be the humble individual to perform
that job. The country is growing
wiser as It grows older, and realizes
the folly of changing really great
President in Difference to a usage
that has nothing but its age to re-
commend it.--N Y. Commercial
Adeertiser (Repabliean)
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LAND OF THE GREAT SPIRIT

In 1862 the Sioux waged war upon
the whites 10 Minnesota on the In
dian frontier They killed many but
were subdued and three hundred oil
The captured Indians were tried by
court martial and sentenced TO death
President Lincoln refused TO sign
the death warrants Of all but thirty
eight. These were executed, and
among them TAZoo who in his last
ut,erances, like Addison, or Socrates,
thought Of immortality, and as elo-
quontly spoke Of the spirit land. =
TAzoo had heard the remark Of Ia,
ti-mi-mo, who said ~ have a great
hope of going direct TO the Great
Spirit, whore ! shall always be happy"
wherenponh he said -
eyes tell our friends that we are
being summoned from this world over
the same path that they must, too,
shortly travel. We go first, but
many of our friends may follow us
in very short time. expect to
20 direct to the abode Of the Great
Spirit, and to be happy when | get
there. They tell us that the road is
long and the distance great there,
fore, as | am slow in oil my move
ments, i. win probably take me q
long time TO reach the end of the
journey, and ] should not be surprised
if some of the active young men We
will leave behind us will pass me on
the road before reach the place of
my destination.