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Divers and dangerous, which are heresies,
And not reformed, may prove pernicious"
commercially and politically to the
interests Of the people whose servant
it is, come from whom they may.
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EOGfce!
En- Chanccry Court at Morris
t0EEn. Tenn.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AL.

Samuel H. Horner by his next friend G. T. Homer.
Samuel Hale, Malvina Hale, William Hale, Calvin
Horner, and his wife, Peninah Horner
IT APPEARING FROM THE AL
legations in the bill (Which is sworn toy that
the defendants, Calvin Horner and wife, Peninah
Horners are non residents of the State Of Tennes-
see. 1t Is therefore ordered by the Master, that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the MoRRIsrowN GAZETTE, a weekly newspaper
published in MorristoRTn, Tenn, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear before the
Chancery Court, at Morristown, Tenn on or be-
fore the 3rd Monday in July, 1874, then aud there
to make defence to compliments bill, or the same
viii be taken as confessed, and set for hearing ex
parte as to them. This December Path. 1873
A true copy. Test: JOHN AdURPHEY C. & NJ
Theo. Rogan, Sol. for Complt. prs fee s. MA
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BEN F. MITCHELL,
CARPENTER & BUILDER,
WorristOeUn, Tenn.

PROPOSES to the citizens of this community to
contract for the work of every description of
Buildings, upon the most favorable terms Parties
who contemplate the erection Of houses would do
well to call ON him. He is prepared to furnish all
the necessary material for buildings, upon such
terms that cannot fail to be to the advantage of the
person building. Those who doubt this can be sat
isfied of its truth by consulting the undersigned
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SAMPLES sent Icy mail for zoe that retail e,,-o,
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TIE ONLY KHOWH MEDICINE
PuPgeS, PuFiGies and Strength.
ems the System.

DF. TUFTS Pills are composed of many ingyed-
tents. Prominent among them are SarsapaRiTn
ana Mild Cherry. 50 united as tu act together; the
one. thrCueh its aCniHture with other substances,
purifying and puFglLp; while the other is strength
enng the system. Thus G.es tills are at the same
time Q tonic and a cathartic, desideratum kong
sought for by medical men, but never before dis
covered. IA other words, they do the work Of Two
medicines and 30 il much better than any two we
know II, for they remove nothing from the SYSTEM
but impurities, 30 while they purge they also
strengthen ana hence they cause debility and
followed by no reaction
DIR. Tutl's Pills have a wonderful influence on
the blood. They not only purify without weakeu4
ing it, but they remove ell noxi0us PARTICLES from
the chye before it is converted into fluid and thus
make impure blood utter impOssibiity An
there Is no debihtGtion, there is no nausen 81.
sickness attending the operation Of this most en-
celent medicine, which never strains or torturas
the digestive organs, but causes them tn work In
perfectly natural m9Hper; hence persons taking
them do not become pale and cmaciated. but Cd
the contrary, viile all impurities arc being remove
ed, the combined action Of the SarsapariIa and
Wild Cherry pEriies end inyiEorates tlle body, and
robust state of health IS the result OF their unaed
action. Price - cents box. Sold by an drugRista
IiepoI ~ '}ofr and St. ew York. 43 Nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made BY sar.tslly sysp0,stins the yatsry por,
white sugar and sealing it no hermetically. In
this way il will keep tor years and can again be
brought very nearly to Its naturally liquid state by
the addition of water. 1t Is very largely used
in the preparation OF food for infants. and is
count Of its portability and answering all the par
pFf' - of fresh milk. The pest hr.ads are sold by
l. Il. BRTN6HURST CO.,
a. Corner Sixth and Mayk st streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
Wilmington and Western n n
TIME TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER RARRANaEMrNrs

eAllgg gtrains viii i run as fOiIcva Ole ts''
Leave wilmington lo 80 m. and s. p m.
Arrive at Wilmington S. m. and 10 nm
AIriys at LandenberE IL 80 .. IN. and 9 30 pm.
CONNkCrlONS-rrain leaving Wilminston a,
Trains leaving Wilmington at IS N. connect = :
win tram Leaving PhiladelphiA at 4 % N.
train for Philadelphia at 10 . IN. "''s
for Philadelphia ut 90 m
Der lst
sep3b SS''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

rTNO THE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed Arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line OF their road and West Chester.
Also. to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawssa Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Coumbia, Harrisburg. Lancaster Down
ingtown, Mahonsy City. Mt Carmel. Norristown.
Pottsville, &c.
Fer further information apply at the Depot cor
ner of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent to Franklin rslesrsph vihss
No, w est Third street or TO their Depot, Front
| delivering agents viii receive prompt attention.
| G. STOLZ,
! sn6-n aenI Sup't W. 4 K. r. r. Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

TNxTRA NEW DUcKwHRAT MEAL. THE
I1l cslsbrated Silver Moantaiu Bnck wheat N cal
or sale at the lowest wholesale and ysssn price at
ct25 .6lf Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
rHILADA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS AND CHANGE

WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS AND CHANGE
OF HOURS.
On and alter Tuesday. November llth, 1873. the
90 A; ~ train from Philadelphia will be run to
Lamokin only.
The following trains will be withdraw:
and Lamokin.
Si5 a: NJ. 80. P. NJ. between Lamakin and
Philadelphia.
The train now leaving Philadelphia at Is p N,
or Moors's will leave at 50 P. NJ. and run to La
mokin.
A train will leave Lamokin at 90 A. M. for Ph H.
adelphia, stopping at all stations.
accommodation train for Philadelphia now lesv-
Am. - w.
uoys II. F, KENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
ONO TET0TAtlsM.s
Asorsa.a t&sps Eoa ras rnaAs. "H,.-
ky YAssIsh As NrklF ssgsarNDERs,

&RL.H.MA. r. " Nv = =
o,SmxnAri. OliI' Feb. 5-The most nste-
wortby. feature IA the news from the womsn's
wh;stv wsr to-day 10 the intelligencs Of shs
sSdden surrender ofys Pelt at. New Vienna,
Ohio, who was rapidly becoming known -
G,he wickedssi mau in Ohio" Van Pslt swore
bs would never cspitulate, bot yesterday he
cave up the struggle very unexpectedly. a
despatch from New Vienna says:-
-iesa VAN rILT sURBBNDEas.
reouest was oircu!ated fpnu Van Pslt invit-
ing The citizens TO appear in front Of bis place Of
b,sinsss Il two P..M At oneP. n. ths ladies
met at The Baptist Church, and at two they
took nm. their march, about one hundred in
number, to Van Pslfsa~ The church bells were
ali ring. and in q few minutes an immense
crowd was assembled IN front Of the saloon
whore 90 many prayers have been offered. Al
ter singing and PRAYER by the ladies' van rev.
csme 10 the door and said that be was ready TO
live nm his entire stock in trade fol the good Of
shs eaase Of temperance. Ia few fensrks, full
"r smoton. he expressed his liberalization to
n.ke a full surrender, not because OF law or
f,rce hut he said he yielded to the simple la
hors az love OF the women. This was what bad
rsached his heart He then gave Rev. d. Hill,
of The French Church, and Rsy II. II. witter,
Of the Baptist Ch urch privilege. to bring out
his whiskey unu Deer. Aney foheu o~s WV
barrels and one keg.
IA sPIRrrUoUs sAcRFIcE.
Van Pslt then took an axe and stepped for
ward, ana held 1t up, crying, sThn u the same
weapoa used to tertify the ladies; now use
!, IN sacrifice that which fear has ruined many
So sayng he knocked tie heads cot OF tht
barrels and the bung ont of the keg. and emp
tied the entire contents, on the ground. Praye
was offered hy Brother Witter, during which
time a Photographer took picture OF tn
crowd. with Van Pelt, with axe IN hand. Ate
another hymn and prayer by Brother Hii'
there was an announcement made that a thanks
ri,inr meeting, would be held in the Christial
Church at o'clock p. NJ, in winch Van Pei
would give some Of his experience as liquor
dealer and present some arguments In favor o
temnerapce. The women gathered around va
Pslt To shake hands and congratulate him. II
aid be re;oiced with them that it was woman
work.
THE CONVERT RECEIVES PaEsENT.
Al the close of the speech the audience e1
pressed their delight 10y prolonged applause
Some of the ladies are TO so to the Hillsbol
mass meeting on Saturday and, Van felt ~ II
yited TO accompany them The audien'
made Van Pe,t present Of Sl50 not as coz
pensatioa for his whisky, for be did mol as
that but as an expression of their good feeling
toward him for his sacrifice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
stations named. but will leave Passenasrs ss sry
Stopping place. except Hare's Corner, State Road.
Rodney, Armstrong; and Dupont
This train will be Withdrawn whansysr tha NJ
teIeis OF the Company requires it. y
ns PASSENGER Gsr hsrstofore attaehsd to the
will be discontinued on the above data.
The Freight Train With Passenger Oar attached
eaving Harrington at 20 p. "A. will make aIi
egular stops tor passengers.
| seps. 1873. HPKENNEY snn,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
Philadelphia. Wllmin gton ana IA,
tlmore Railroad.
IN RaZ
DELAWARE DIVIsION.

/ INPUKTANT NUTICE-In addition to the revr
7, Lar "A Markst Trains now running. an EXTRA
fhEluhC 1hAlN, Sundays excepted with Pas
senger Car attached, will run between WiImins
ton and Hasrinston s on and after Monday Septeia-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
philadelphia; wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Dtvision Time Table.
Ia 0~a an
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, Octocer Goth, 1873. (Sun-
days excepted. Trains win leave as follows:
| Sosfhseard. Norfk,card
Passenger; Mixed. PASSENGER. MiIed 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07

The mixed train will be run subject to delays in
cident to freight business, and will stop only NJ
stations where time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmineton and ph;Ia.
deiphia a. 4o. a, m, and rs. D. m. Leave Will
mington' 20 and $50. y. m, Tor New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINs
Additional to those above. leave smyrna for
CLAYTON, ii ~. A. m. and IS. p. NJ: leave CLAYTON
TOR smyrna, ~. a, IN. ana 15. p. m 20 make con
nection with trains to ard from Dover and sta-
tions South. ''
C0NNEo TIONS.
AT Townsend. with the Kent County snd Queen
Apne's and Kent railroads.
At Clayton. with Md, &DRR
Al Harrington with J. H. d X. X.
AT Seaford with ID. & Del. r. k.
AT Delmar with h. S, X. r. d w andP P.RR
! III. i, kENNEY, Sup't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-07
DHILADELPHlA. wILMIasToN & BALII-
il MORE RAILROAD. ."2 N-
"a y. SPECIAL .NoTIoE. e ~ t-'a :

On ana sitsr WEDNESDAY, octubsr, 18th. ls7l,
a nasssneer car viii Be attached TO the frstght
train leaving Phiisdeinhizits s.s1 y. NJ, Tor VIZ
The triin win atop at Stations az ipllpws. whsn
siensIled. 0rays Ferry. = il p. N, Aaxarstt9 aA
pm; chester. a4l p. m; Lamokin. KS y, N; Thur-
m Ills gslis ,9.is .. " sgiEs MaaHtHsssa: le.so
, 1874-12-09
THE JAY COOKE ESTATE.

Report OF the Erltstce-A Discossrag.
ing Ont3on!s-'Es.p AsBets UnstafsaIar.
PHILADELPHIA tDte y Dispatch u he Se.o lofs Herald.
Mr. Edward n. i4o".s Isaetae il Bankruptcy
laonshs' preparation, has ut lass presented to
Mr. Cooko'a creditors his report. llo first pro-
ceeds, in thia document. to enunerGle thu rail-
aoaa ssochs, bonts, Aouses, building lots, mud
Stands in general" turned over to him fer the
benoft Of iho cradito,a. The houooa mentioned
ia tho catalogue are gil loay!ly utorteaged,
aud tho actual valuations Of the ''inn;ls"
hele,. there, aud everywhere, aro 40 covered
with lncumbrancoa that thoy, eau, ha
looked upon y almost not entirely
all il amuunta to- I'LL tao lo,lAos. cssates, lands,
psc, OF tho firm Roeul 10 huya been pledged
years ago for borrowed money, and tho only re-
course tho creditors have u to accept the North
ern Pacific bo1'as. upon which y the ina.lagora Of Of
they know to 10 fancy" ant for which they
alto know eaid bpuda eau never ba sold In tie
unglset. hr. Jay cooto's ptincely residence in
Germantown (0rgaatz By nane). wllcu cost
over u, 800 400 to coNatruct, decorate. aud aaorn,
is offerel for naln nt tho prEe Of s5oo, o,0oD. pu.
in clio critical condition Of the tlalos iinds no
purchaser, The lalnaenBe hotel at Pnt.iH-1lay
Ina also oocn procpi!atc<t upou tho inarkot but
aa only $50 0o0 las pcen bid Tor It, ts fnrnltule
uud surroundings, tho ofFcr hIH been aecliued.
The managers ot tue ruined estato can syi-
dautly iiull no purchaaerH for anything thoY
offer Tor sa.o ana aro compelled tu atato the
prospective value only of oyer} thing thuy raplo-
se,t. Ihe must astoniehlng revelation Of tho
report ID tho small capital upon which tho Tim
conducted busineas Tho proata derived from
other reoplo'a money VAS digidad amoug thcul-
aelvea, aud upon the dtu'a collapse tho creditors
worn lelt destitute.
Juy Cooke, MoOulocl. 4 Co., Of London, first
of Jay Cooke t. Co. for S6D7, 800, on which tho
latter had III otfact OF S6DU, 1000 leaving ban.co
, 1874-12-09

gogue liveu, Ia heavily IN debt to the noard Of
Edcatson on school property account the claim
be applied on TINT dobt. He moved TINT Tho
r,attor 10 referred TO tho Committee Oh School
Cicero "pi,nciel up " OIL tho subject Of Its ar
toarngcs. The motion prevailed.
INSTRUCTION or DEAF MITES.
Inspector Wclch OF tho Committee on Toxt-
Books md CohFhe of lnstftlets1on RI t. WHOM yas
Of Chicago, asanY tho board to provide school
for doaf n,utes. presented 4 yorbal ropnrtt,
recommending that stops bo taken to establish
insuootor J}lutl,artt thought That this was
question of too graat inpos tanoo 10 DO notGd
,ipon without moro consideration than liatl vos
boon given to 1t, aud lle moved that tho matter
DO laia oyer to tho i,o1t segulnr nteotlng.
Inspector OlcEon fnovcu 70 relof tito mattor
baoh 10 t1o Comtnitter, with Instructions TO ru-
port Ms to tho expense and o1podsoncy OF tho
project.
ouco. I1o opposed tho proposition, believing
tho stato waa to saddle Upon lor aa much as
posy;bls, Lot tlu doaf mutos DO Hent to Jack
aonvilc.
inspector nect! appoalcd for the deaf tnutea
on tl,o ground OF humanity. II lie Ind Il deaf
and dumb clild ho would nok wnnt to Bonl 1t
awny from, the city, though i,o might 10 porfccs-
" willing to send FROM homo to be educated q
Child which could hoar mud apealt.
Inspector Dlnthnrsit favored tho project Of o.
State ought to boar tho eSpotiAe.
inspector neod Gahl ho would 60 to Spring.
held Himself, aud labor for thiB end.
Tho motiun to postpone for two weeks pro-
vaiiod.
ACCOMMODATIONS At NrcxEnsoxv111E.
Tho Committee Oil Buildings and Grounds
were authorized to secure rooms for temporary
Recommendations for tho yebool-chldron at Nios-
ereonvlllc pondtnE tho construction OF building
, 1874-12-09

Watching, and wten he heard that Ed Longley
was On watch Monday night ho statea TINT TINT
inais!dnal Was not tit TO I'LL the position. Ho
said TINT Mr. Loneley lad heblt Of gottiug up
Into sln,nbor 10 might DO carried over tho
river aud bauk in q wlceibarrow without Lis
a1cop being disturbed. lie boliovol That II Oools
Comfy pail Il mnn to be- night watcl,rnan ho
jator Hand thought tllat tho grcat thing
wantod to insure creator Hecurity ut tho jail waa
to havo
ANOTHER MAN wATon1Nn.
Ho would lflte to havo tho watch changed every
two hours, and would like to l,aye tho watcl,maf,
spend TINT timo walking around Tho Jail With
par Oh felt sloen OIL. which would enable him to
approach o spot whoru lie heard q suspicious
uolsa aud talo notes without having Ills presonco
sl'Bpacted. Tho old Byatom Of two watcln,cn,
each dotnt, twolvo conHpontivo hourH' work, wnH
ar abgurd ono. as no man could perform sucli
time. With regard to- tbs Jail ttsolf, ho saw
MAN., points wlhre improyouon1s, could DO ac-
oomplisl,cd. With regard to tue dict. ho
considered that It was too aoft, too light, and
that thers WAS too llttlo Of It.
There Ia no doubt TINT tho prosont Jail In
faulty In MANY particulars, aud tint tho oxpont}-
itllre of gsveral Thousand doltars upon improve
lnonts suggested by thoso Of expelicnue fn such
matters Nolld DO n mattcr Of true economy. II
tho escape Of last night wero tue only evldonco
Of thiH fact, It might not 10 90 ousy Of atato-
incnt, but at q o'clock yesterday morning SAor1n
Agnew, who had heard Of tho dfsascr Which oc.
curscd oil tho first 1ny Of Ills touure cf ottico,
md thought that look around tue Jail would
not do linn mug harm, discovered that
CELL No. 81
had bson very seriously tsmpored with. This
coll contained two brothoa i.aIuou David aud
James Kerni chargod with larcony, who had
during the night neatly nuccocdod in wrouoAiug
the upper cross~bar from tts fasteniuga. Jailer
lIn1ld was much ince'sod when la saw the work
they had been up to, mud had them locked iu
darker col1a for tho remainder Of Tho dny, whore,
iii solitary confinement mud with empty stontaclla.
tl,oy nre permitted to brood over tho ul-Bucccss
Of their dattng enterprise.
Even th'B did not close tho days excitement,
aa Mt aDout 3 oclack In tho afternoon one Of tho
wutchrnon reported that
JAMES T1sucASE,
the Indicted murderer, l,ad q arEe knife III Ills
possoasirn. This tue p.isouor quietly handed
up. but us thelo wns no evidence upon which to
presume nu intention of either escape Suicide
tho fault wus coudoacl. Such was tho chapter
OF accidents which occurred at the iaiG OH tho
first day of Jaicr Iland'a management. and no
oua WHO perusoa it will wonder that the faco Of
tho nov Jalley, lnsteal OF hoiug wlea,hed In
smiles az becomes tho MowiY appointed, wore tho
serious air that apGeltains to tho zeutures Of tho
racently decapitateu.
, 1874-12-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Proceedings Of their Ao1nt-NlOmtItl
HRncf

Proceedings of their so1ni-Nlontl1lY
H1cctlng.
The Board OF Edueatiou met 1aRt avontng,
President Riclberg III the Char, prosent-In-
spectors Dluthardt, Covost Goggln, Aambletou,
uoyuo, Olason Heed, and Welcl.
pRoroBAI. TO PURCHASE.
4 communication waa received from Selden
Fish, WHO proposes to glyo s120, QUO for the old
Dearborn School lot payablo tn twauty years.
with interest at per cont after tho first year
and will erect buildings within tho next year
worth at least 100000. Tho matter was rofas-
red 10 tbs Committee on School Fund Property.
anAsHnoppKn surFEREns.
4 lotter WAS read from D. G. Comb, Of CHI
cago asliiug that contributions 10 taken tip
RmonC tho sclool.chillron In aid OF tho grase-
hopper sufferers In Smith County, Kausus. It was
decided that the Board would take no aetion in
the matiar, but loaye the children to contribute
IA they liked.
WOULD L1Au 70 LECTURE,
A request by Dr.. Citaso for permission to leo
ture on "uygeae bofoso the atudeuth Of tho
Normal School, and to male small Charge for
ndmlaslup, was rofussa upon motion otlnspeotor
Reed.
NOVEL AHQUEaT.
a communication was raud from 4 SCHOOL
teachor in Brighton, Cook County, who Desired
to bu pad for teAoAfng BucA ehillron NJ liyod il-
aide tie city li,uita, but croa1sd tho boundary
aud cana to bis school.
It was suggested by inspector Rood that, iuas-
much 10 tho Town Of olcoro. ii rAloh thls puda-
, 1874-12-09

good @ r natsirc. ii taroat @ auehor1 But LIS royajism
Gid not prevont George Washington from noiuE
Dlivor Cromwell prevented him from bolng loyal
to England. Both men wGra forced to la'la h'ove-
mantA ratllor than to ornst to them.
But, aftor all, 1t waa net M \ ylctorin1B t1en-
oral that Washington apooarod to bout advant-
arc. If Americans wnntel to csslInnto tho true
charnctcr Ut tile MILL they atioull look upon nlin
NJ tho distressed chiof Of all arr1y reduced TO
almost dostltnslon. .--aometinos ali army with
stockings and without alioes somotitnco MI
army without neltlor; sometimes ail army With
guns mud without ammunition; Hotnasiinas n,l
nr1ny having Tho formGr without t1le 1atEer. But,
through oil sl,eso toniblo trials, TIM
d sasat sys9 ssss 'sySs %fere 1e9 % o ao ast Srsas
o. overy piiyatiot-flon, tho midst Of ovory d,f-
1iculty-liia superior sout ayoBn and trimmplled.
With ovcry temptation to AoiGo supreme power-
with a1t his prodilectionB as 1nouaruhlsl-ha
whom victory had crowned Lis groat entloavors,
after baihg called to the Presidential! clair Of tl1
now.born lsepublc, like another clncinnatuB. lie
returned 10 Lis Mount Vornon farm. and there,
and lelt his glorious memory o. prit'oful In
lleritance to tho land llo loved and served so
we'll. .{Applauno.1
He l1toned cromwoll to Washington in that
both were thorough, Dnth wore statesmen nnd
Apltiiors. Both ao,ovcd great objects, and. aa
Washlngton'H eontimonss porvatlel America,
Oron,wols's bold spirit wns not yct dead In En-
gland. IApp}anas.} Without my i,nportincnt
dosiro to intorfero IN American politics. he would
ask Americans to cherish tho rloDla institutions
tndcr which they liycd, Ito show bonefloont
example to thorbro.hor Republicans On tho other
hiac repeated cheeriug1; not to be In \ hurry
| to bow down 1T tho foofstool Of 1oE,e miserable
| King or KinglnR fgrent chnering]; to bolievo
That their own noble land was tho proudcst. tho
froest OIL the earth. anQ to loud an encouraging
word Whenever and wherever they could, to
! Those who sought for England, ireland, anil
Scotland such q form OF government
as that under which Americans prospored.
| tLostd arplauae.] In this way, tho nar,es Of
Cromwell ana Waeh!ngton-botb deeply gra7on
| upon history-wonid become npoll-wo1ds for
future Hamrdens and nussolia. Mr. Bradlaugh
concluded with brilliant po1oration, which
fairly brought down the house.
Al an cfectrlc orator, Mr. Dradlaugh ltna nc
equal on auy platform. His .porson, Ills voice,
s eysry r aT eaea ~ lis s
| pathetic