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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11
.For Sale OF to let.
House for Sale.

My convenient and pleasantly 10.
&SMsA~.b Gated dwelling house, No. los
allN Grove street, is offered for sale at
s.IIYf9H3al1f44 bargain. Apply to me, at the
Farmers Hotel o. to f. w WHITE
HOUSE. GEO. W.LITTLEFIELD,
augusta. June I, 1873. iune9ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11
Special Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, June 5, 1873.
4 IL adjourned session of the Executive Council
~ will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER, in Au-
gusta on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of June,
inst, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Attest: GEORGE G. STACY,
junel0t2t Secretary of state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11

Full line of summer under clothing at
Huntington, Mason & Co.'s june7-tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11

children were on the ice, but it seems that
Capt. Buddington, in the hurry of the mo-
ment, believing the ship to be in danger OF
being crushed, ordered them on the ice tor
safety. They are unable to explain why
greater efforts were not made to rescue them
By those on board the Polaris,. but none
Of them has any suspicion of such revolving
barbarity as willful abandonment on the ice.
What is at present mysterious in the move
ments of the Polaris on the day after the dis
aster will no doubt be explained in due time.
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Also on Green Street

A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE splendid
"A ished throughout. Bay windows. HARD
soft water: Lighted with gas; furnace, GENE
cellar, with all the modern improvements of a
class house, with Stable attached, Large lot
fruit trees and vines,
For sale by LONGFELLO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11

Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil is the best
thing you ever used for curing pain. 1t is
safe and clean to use, and does not lose its
virtues by age or exposure. Try it for head
ache and rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11

Teeth like orient pearls set in cushions of rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows:
These are charms to win hearts, when all other
charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without SOZODONTS
aid. junell- tcod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11
House for Sale.
House and Lot for Sale.

1NIlE Cottage House and Lot on the lane leading
i south from Green street, near Chestnut street,
owned by II. NJ. Rnes and occupied by Charles
Weeks, are offered for sale
Inquire of q. Z. HODGkINS, at Railroad Wood.
shop, Augusta. mayS-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-11
For Sale.

HOUSE and Lot, No. 81 Perham street HouI
i l. two-story, nine rooms, and in excellent ordS
Very nice cemented cellar, good water, O sm4
garden and a few choice fruit trees No better
cation in Augusta for any one whose business is
Water street: For price and terms, inquire
FRANK HAMLEN, Esq, or address
Il. Y. CROCKETT,
Care Pattcn Car Works, Bath Me
may21-ilw&w2w
, 1873-02-04

The Chicago produce markots wore quiet yes
torlay, with few marked changes i'll prices.
Mess pork was dull and &c por brl lower, at
$11.o5@12.oo cash, md s12.25@12.oo seller
March. Lard was quiet and TO por 100 lbs
lower, at 97.25@7.30 cash, and s7.50@7.55 aeller
March. Meats were dull and shade easier, at
956@4c for shoulders; b1S@0c for short ribs;
e111o for short clear, and 7alc per ID for 17-lb
green hams. Dressed hogs wore active and 10
pcr 100 1bB lower, at $4.55@14.G0 for hoavy.
HighwinoH were inactive, and no1ninally firm ut
8711@88c por gallon. Flour was quiot md shado
flrmer. Wheat was quiet md steady. closing
strong at s1.2591S cash, and s1.2s sollcr March,
Corn Was aotiro and steady, closing at 3o5Gc
cash, and 1114c seller March. Oats were quiet
and steady at 2511@25sSSc cash, and 20N@2o1lc
aoilor March. Rye waa quiet aud steady at ESQ
G811c. Barley was dull, and 2@9o lower, closing
at 72o for No. q, anl Coo for No. 8. Live hogs
were moderately active at loo decline, or at 1915
@,a.15. Tho cattle trade was dull at about last
weeks prices. Sheep wero unchanged.
, 1873-02-04

BY the burning Of the Court House ut Quebec,
Sunday, thero was loat a very rich collection OF
official archives and historical mud legal docu-
menta,-anong them MI tho records Of tho Prov
ince Of Lowor CANADA. These papera,-fow Of
which can bo replaced d,-relatol to the discovery
and exploration Of Canada, tho ST. Lawrence,
and tho lakes. and throw light on tho oarly
annals OF much Of tho country now within tho
northern boundary Of tho United States. Tile
destructive fires that follow each otllor 20 rap
idly in every direction arc doing havoc against
which no underwriters cap nsure us.
In tho Chicago fire, besides the treasures OF
private collections and Of institutions like tho
Academy Of sclences, historical documents,
treating Of the carly days OF tho Northwest, wore
irromodiably lost In Boston, many OF tho grail
to warehouses TINT wore burned hold collec-
tions, like thosa OF the 1ato historian, Prescott,
which had been put in them for safo koeping.
What tho Turks did in QUO grand aato-da.fe in
tho destruction OF tho A1oxandrihu Library, Ia
bofng repottod in detail, and with an appalling
aggregate Of Losses. through modern llolploss-
moss, before our master, fire.
, 1873-02-04

II 1t be true that tue Poland Committees ro-
port to tho House will be based on tho principle
that our CongrcHs cannot go back OF the date Of
ts election to Investigate tho character and con-
duct Of its memboru, there WAS yory little noces-
sity to call Committee together for the purpose
Of investigating Congressional connection witl
Credit MobilieY frauds. TleHo frauds extended
over number of years. and 1t is probable that
most Of them rore colMu!nnaatel bofore tho
conyening OF the present Congreas. II, thon,
tho prosont Congress ia to tako no cognizapeo Of
tho guilt OF its momhpra whilo they were
members Of former Congress, tho culpsits
In Credit Mobilior stand good chance to oscapo
puntahmont. Tho pooplo Of this country have q
different idoa of tile continuity of Congress. II
Mr. Brooks, Mr. Bingham, Mr. Patterson, nnd
tho othors implicated, were nlombors Of Congress-
st the timo of tho frauds End ara still .non,borp
OF CongreHa, tho American pooplo will not placo
any faith In the technical distinction of torne.
Theae men wil DO simply regarded as corrupt
, 1873-02-04

Tho Canada Parliament, It is announced, will
meet at Ottawn, n1arcl, 8, for the despatch OF
bualneas and tho first buainoHB will bo to doter-
mine whether Sir JOHN a. .hracdonalds Administra-
tion has najorityin tho Commons, now equally
cafmod and denied. This will bo tie first Hes-
sion Of tho Second Dominion Parliament, eloct-
cd, last summon, for five ycsra. The First
Dominion Parliament (that which confirmed the
Trcnty OF WaBhington), was elected in 1867, and
ann11y prorogued June II, 1879. After Tie cleo
tions for tho new Parliament, it will be rcmom-
bored, widely different results were claimed by
Administration md Opposition organs, but it is
very certain that in supplementary elections, to
fill vacancies, tho Administration was overy-
where, and, in some caseB, conspicuoualy. boaten.
The unusual dolay in aummonfug this Parlia-
ment, and the Cabinet changes that have been or
arc being made, give color to tho claim Of tho
Opposition that Sir John is only postponing tho
day wien he must give place to a1ackonzio.
, 1873-02-04

The Chicago Alranoe demands full inyeati-
CATION Of tho Doecher scandal. Tho ground
upon which it bases tho demand il, that Mr.,
Dcoclor is entitled to DO freed from all Bus-
picion. No SERIOUS amount OF suspicion Inns
ever been attached to 1lr Beecher because OF
the charges against him him by the Woolh,1ll-
Cla1n sisters. II there is to DO an inyestiga-
tlon Of any kind, however. NO cannot agree
with tho AdEanee, TINT resort to m eceles-
iastial court would DO sufficient. That sort
Of trial docs not convince the peoplo Of the
criminality or Innocence of clerical Offenders
If D1r. Becohor or his friends desire that ho
should vindicate himself by trial, tho plain
course for him to pursue is to bring Ill action
for libel against tho Claan siators. It Ia possE-
bic that General Butlor, who is good lawyer, is
in tho right when ho tells thcso women that they
hare sufficient defence against tho prosecution
for circulating obscene literature through tho
mails. and that tho only action that can properly
bo brought against them is that Of libol.
, 1873-02-04

This Mayor, laBt: night, aent to the Common
Council tic uatnea OF G. g, ?. Holden aud John
Horting to fill the vacancies in tho Police Board.
in consequence OF objections being made to
their immediate confirmation, tho nominations
members OF the Committee are known to favor
the firm course taken by tho Mayor, and to hayo
no sympathy with tue riotioua element IN tho
Police Board It ia believed that thoy will, In a
few days, mako favorable report upon those
nominations, at 8 special meeting which may be
ealled for that purpose.
, 1873-02-04

Mr. Congressman Kelley Inns placed himself in
tho anomalous attitude OF giving away Home-
thing which he does not possess. Mr. Kolloy
insists TINT he doea not own tho Credit Mobilior
stock which Amoa has been holding IN trust for
him, md which WINS recently turnod over to
Judge Poland, al Chairman Of tho Investigating
Committee, for safe keeping. Yet, notwitbstanl-
ing h1r. Kolloys repeated easovoratlons that hois
not tho owner of this stock, he transfers 1t with
all lta profits to tho United statos Government.
frhis may DO called Congressional nagnanimity.
11ot howsyor, gisos tho United States The sum Of
$500, which, lo says, no owes to Oakoa Amos.
Wo submit that Alr. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, is
q modoi dobtor. 4 man 60 anxious to pay ought
to bo encouraged,
, 1873-02-04

Tho substitute prepared by tho Senate H.
nance Committee. in plaoo Of Mr.. Duckingham's
bill for tho resumption Of apocio payments, was
bcfore tho Senate yesterday. Tho third section
Of tho substitute was amended to make 1t man-
datory upon all banks after noxt JANUARY to ra-
deem their notes, at certain places to bo fxod by
law, In coin or logal-tondor notes. In tho
debate, sonator schurz saakcd II this BILL
would not, by turning large quantt-
tloB Of greonbacks into tho Treasury,
onablo tho Secretary to food and control tho
money marhot at hia pleasure. 10 this
Afr. Sherman mado tho frank anBwer Tint tho
Secretary already had this power; that all our
1nws depended for their value on hia discretion
aud integrity; tint lie could, undor pronont
laws direct hls administration, II he choose, to
bis Own profit and tho oppression Of tho public.
Mr. Dnyarl thought, ii this woro 30, somc-
thing ought to 10 done to bring tho Secretary
under the control OF law, and to re1eaao tho poo
plo from such dangerous porogatiyos.
, 1873-02-04

DR.. schliemann, the unoartler OF ancient Troy,
writes to tho Allgemeiae zeitung, expressing ha
belief that tho uomorio opithet " glaucopis," aB
applied to Atinorya, doos not mean "bright-
eyed" but "owl-iaced." He further believes
tlat originally Minorya was represented with
tho face of m owl; but that, as civilization
progressed, sllo gradually obtained hmm
face, and that the fact Of her having boon
originally depicted with an owl faco gaye
riso to tho practice Of representing tho
owl as her favorito bird. Ho basos
his belief upon discoveries he lis made
Of humorous female forms. with owl faces,
and contends that these forms belong to god
desH, aud that tho goddess could only hayo been
Minerva. It will please all thoRe who GRO inter-
eHtod In ancient Troy to know that DR.. Schlio-
mann has already resumed his excavations, mud
is now searching for The remains Of tho temple
OF Minerva and tho colossal walls Of the great
tower Of Illum.
, 1873-02-04

Vice President Colfax lectured on Sunday
eight In Baltimore on tho evils OF in temperance.
Speaking Of intomperance led to the subject Of
legislation for tnsomporanco, aud, spoaking Of
legislation. lod in tho most natural way In the
world to Credit Mobilior. Not oven this roun1a-
pie would Disagree with n1r. Oolfax 1t he had
boldly placed tho Credit Mobilicr frauds "a among
tho most conspicuous INSTANCES our timo afrorls
Of the evils OF intemperance. There aro othor
kinda ofintemporanco than tho alcoholic sort. In
stead OF dwelling upon this obvious atd fertile
topic, Hlr. Colf&1 simply took advantage Of his
audience, and the publicity Of tho occasion, to
mako personal plea In connection With recent
1itctobures.
, 1873-02-04

Tbs Mormona azo feeling their way into Ari-
zona 200 Saints havo been ordered on to opon
tho way for colonies from Utah. which will range
themselves along tho route OF tho thirty-lftll
parallel Pacific Railroad. Arizona has long beon
one Of the most poatiferona nests Of BavagcB on
the Continent, but it this hardy and prolific poo
pie gain hold in that territory, tho Indian quoB-
tion will bo aimpliaed as military expeditions
could mover do It.
, 1873-02-04

Some days ago, The TRIBUNE took OCCASION to
point to tho corruption developed in tho Credit
Mobi1ior Investigation na bearing tho morn1 that
Government should mover 60 into business on
It's own account. Wo thon said TINT such frauda
would havo boon almost impossible IL tito Union
Pacific Road had boon tho work Of private ontor
priso or. II they had occurred, 1t would not
hnve boon necessary to corrupt congreaumon and
Govornment officers to mako them foaHible. To
this tho Davenport Gazctto talea exception. 1t
holds TINT there aro certain enterprises which
can novor come to completion without Govern
mont mid or interference. 1t Baya that
tho building Of the Pacific Noals was
means clear. Even tho Gazelto atlmitB as much
whom 1t sayH that the project would hnvo boon
delayed quarter Of century. 1t would ho
difficult to demonstrate even this much. II Con-
gEoss had determined, for good and all, that 1t
would not go into tho rairoading business, wo
do not believe TINT 1t would hnve boen twonty
FIVE years, nor fye yenrs, before the oapita1ista
OF this country would have sot about building 4
Pacific Road. At prosont, tho Pacific Railroads
represent coat OF about $2ID,000, 900. It has
been demonstrated that tho roadn could hnyo
been constructed for about half this sum. Tho
amount Of Government bonds givon to
tho Union Pacific and Central pacinc Roads
is ovor s55, 100000. The whole Of this amount Of
money has boon Btolcn, over md above tho
amount that the roads should notual1y hayo cost.
Tho fact is, tllon, that tho Government has not
roally assisted In tho building Of the roads, but
that tho money which 1t contributed has been
distributed among thievoB, Congressional and
otherwise, who took advantage Of tho Govorr-
ment connection to perpetrato frauds which
could noyor havo escaped detection undcr pri-
vate management. Moreover, had tho Pacific
Roada cost not half ~ much, tho stock that is
hold by private individuals would hnye beon
worth just twice as much as 1t Ia now. Tho
Government connection with tho rond hns been
only detrimont To those who Lavo honestly in
vested their money, without sharing any Credit
Mobilior steals,
, 1873-02-04

a bill has been introduced Into tho LeglBla-
ture Of New York to authorize the construction
Of ahip-canhl from tho Hudson River to Lake
chemplsln to pass<seasols Of 1000 tons burden.
1t fa claimed that tito Oaughnawaga Canal will
bo built, and the Welland and the ct. Lawrence
Canals, Of similar zizo, will be completed by
tho time the New York canal can bo
finished. The cost Of the work will
be some $4,000. 900. Tho bill provides for tAo
, 1873-02-04

The giant planet Jupiter is now q very promi-
nent object In tho evening sky, in the eastern
quarter He souths little before o'clock In the
morning. His apparent angular diamotor Is A
seconds, giving u disc which Ia about a5 por
cent Of the greatest possible. This evening tho
planet will DO hut little moro than the apparent
breadth Of tho full moon due north from
nogulus, q fixed star Of the ia magnitude
which forms tho baso OF d remarkable star-group,
know. as the Sickle OF Leo, duo south from tho
Dippor. Though apparently 80 anaall an object,
Jupiter IL nearly 1900 times largor than tho
eartl, and contains about 8o315 times us much
matter, lia average density being scarcely l11
timon that Of water. His fourth satellite rrll 10
between us and tho planet, forming transit, =
Il little before o'clock this eyoning.
, 1873-02-04

improvement Of tho Hudaon by locks and dams
no presume, to Fort Edward, ind from thonco
north to tho lalo Tho distance is only 90 milos
It is to DO hoped tho State Of Now York will not
with onorgy in this mattcr, for only III tl,is way
will alo DO ablo. tow years honcc, to rota1n any
considerable share Of tho produce trado OF tito
Wcst. Shipments to Europe will bo quito suro,
In my event, to 90 by Montreal md Quebec d.
rect
, 1873-02-04
AN ARGUMENT FOR guBH1nY.

In tho Hlany bills pending botoro Congress
thero IL display Of ingenuity that, II applied to
honost sohomos, would bo !commenaablo. Whom
oonsFess Ia approached for auba!dy, the first
thing done Ia to prepare statcmont or a1gl-
ment by which membors can apologize to their
constituents for voting for tho fraud. Thcso
arguments arc, OF courHo, not INTENDED OF o1paot-
cd to convince mombors, Who, however yerdept
tlloy nlay be. are not 10 uninteligout ~ not to
, 1873-02-04

The scat in tho Lo gslature loft vacant by the
death Of n1r. Bushnell will be filed by an olec-
tion, whicI, Inns been ordered for March 4. Mr.
Buennell's dietrict liea in Adams County, which
is Democratic, aid lie was elected as a Nepubli-
can by the Republican minority under tho new
system Of proportional representation. In tho
coming election, the parties swi be pitted against
ono another aa in an ordinary election, anl tho
minority may 1oae its Representative.
, 1873-02-04

In future Which will cclipeo those Of tho pnat
sho aoea not mood any appoaf for sympathy, on-
confhEoment, or nselstanco. An long as Bllo re-
mains upon tile stage, sho will always bo rooog~
llizod as ono Of tho foremost of lyric and tlra-
tnatio artlhts. This will bo conceded OIL MI
hands, aud wo llavo no disposition to docry hor
tafonta or tho right to tho reputation sho OIL
joys. Any Singer WHO follown thu stage M Il
profession, with all itH jcalouslos, OH
mites, cabals, mid strugglos, md
achteyoH Hucceau, doaorvos tho 1n,,ro!a
sllo Inns won; but this should moi prevent tho
recognition Of an effort Just M la,,tlabo, honor
nblc, and determined upon tho part OF another
artlhs. Miss Kellogg Is an American Singer
born and educated amongst us. Hor efforts to
porsovoring nnd conscientious. She las neg
locsod many lucrative opportunities In other
departments Of hor profession, because sho bo-
loved that sho Is qualified to sing In 1tnliap
opera. slo Ia tho only American singer WHO
has thus stoadrastly nnd earnestly atriycn
for place on Tho italian stago, and
succeeded tn auy ominont degree. Adalina
Patti ia often clasgcd among American
artists, but not with propriety. Although her
childhood MAS Bpont in tl1io country and hor tai
onts wore first displayed hero, aho waa horn Of
foreign parenta8o aud In foreign country.
Miss Kellogg is purely American, and tho
only American singer WHO has achieved distinc-
tiou in comparison with foreign singers iu their
own field. Hor cnroor Inns always boon watched
with Interest and pride. Both in london
and PHrfs, s1io Inns sung without
doing q particle Of discredit to tho
American reputation. a few years ago,
when Nias Kellogg first appeared In opera horo,
wo wore all aolighted with her, md were proud
to claim her as our Singer. Bho is to-day Il
botter singer and a greater artist than pho was
then. She has maturod, both yocally and dra.
1naaca11y. She Inns studied oonacontlously nll
this time. But she is still rising young singer,
struggling like true woman, In evory honorable
vay, to win aud wear tho laurels no proudly
couragemont, and tho best encouragement ehe
can lave is recognition by her own couutrymen
For this reason, ne hope that tho Kellogg
nights will DO we'll attended, and that her ad-
mirrors will not allow her to be eclipael by lor
groat associate, with whom sho altornatea,
Lucca romnfnH in this country but q fow months,
apd then goes back to Europe. Hor succeBa
Rdda nothing to tho national musical credit.
Kellogg will always DO with us, ana whatever
succoas alo obtains, whether at homo Or abroad,
adds go much to American musical reputation.
In aal this, We do not ask that opora-gocrs shall
discriminate III favor Of Miss Kellogg to the
detriment of Afad. Lucca. Lot the favorB be
equally bestowed. Give Miss Kellogg chance.
, 1873-02-04

Congressman, and tholr oxpula!on will DO do
manaed. It iH claimed TINT tho principle thus
onanclatcd is based upon English Parliamentary
practice. To thia we may answor, TINT English
Parliamentary practice has novor yot had to dcal
with Crotlit llobillor of tho American dcaorlp-
unn.
, 1873-02-04

Ever since tho arrangement Of tho cable be-
tween Florida and Cuba, our nova from that
island has been, on the sveragc, Two days old.
Il new cable is being prepared, and will be laid
IN time to restore instantaneous communication
between Havana and tho United States before
summer. :,
, 1873-02-04
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, 1873-02-04

Thero was no quorum to conduct the busineaa
'of the State Senate, yesterday, aa most OF tho
1nembera had gone to Quincy to attend the
;xuneral Of Mr. Bushnell For tho same reason,
the attendance VAS slight in tho Lowor House,
(which adjourned" after making the bill for tho
abolition Of tho Police Board of this city Tho
Apeoal order for Tuesday next.
, 1873-02-04

20 Tho Editor ~ The Chicago Tribune;
B1H: In wlat manner IL the Scrgeant-at- Arnls Of
ehvr uouoo Of Congress- engaged III tho banking eusi
meas? Any Light tho subject, through hs medium
Of your paper, will DO thankfully resolved by
CHICAGO, jan. 2D, 1875.
9lp Sergeant -at-ArnB Ct tho House ia tho
PaYmausor Of tho uouHe aul for tho con-
, 1873-02-04

The House has. without division, declared
that, in Its opinion it is unviso aud contrary to
the public interests to code any part Of Goat
Island for railroad purposes.
, 1873-02-04

GLOBE T1lRATHE-Despalnos streat. between Madl-
aon and Washington Engagement Of Miss Fanny Hor'
siau. ''rhc Fcmale Detective"
, 1873-02-04

The Government has extended to Feb. 20 tho
time Nithin which it will roceiso applications
from those who wish to become exhibitors at
Vienna.
, 1873-02-04

MYERS OPERA Ff0UBE-Mouroo stroet, betwaoh
State and Dearborn. Arlington. Cotton kernblot
Minstrel and Burleaaue Troupe Ethiopian Coeatses
, 1873-02-04

apvrcKERts TtIEArRE-h'adisou street. between
strte and DeArhnrn. Italian opcrs' III TroTatoro.'
Kellogg a. LoonoFa.
, 1873-02-04

NooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Randolph atrcet, be-
txeen CLARK and Lasao. Nor COMEDY Company.
f31o3 for BluH.".
, 1873-02-04

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Halsted atrest. soutl. o'
Afadt.on. Enas4anunt Of his, Oarlotta leo!ercQ'
81 LADY uf Lyons."
, 1873-02-04

yenfonco Of tho monabers, Inns MI arrangement
by which lle can pny thom In money, billa Of
exchange, or otherwise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-17
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.

DR.. Chamberlain thoroughly understands the ma
ture and effects OF this Gas, and recommends it as
q safe anesthetc. He has given itconstanty for the
past five years with perfect success, as thousands
OF his patients can testify. An charges reasonable
jan3.tf