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A Carlist Column Marching
Towards Madrid.
Royalist Victory After a Severe Battle-Bilbao
Still Under Bombar tment.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March 20, 1874.
The Carlst military agent IN this city has re.
ceived the following despatch from the Carist
Junta In Bayonne:-
General Palacios reports that he is marching in
the direction OF Madrid with $4,000 men, after de-
featlng with great loss q republican column, un-
der ConeJo near Minglana."
lMinglanilIa is village in the Province of
Cuenca. fortyfour miles southeast Of the city Of
Cuenca.-ED. HERALD
carlists and Insurgents Still Operating
Against Bilbao.
BAyoNNE, March 90 1874,
The CarlLsts have captured an outlying fort at
Bilbao. Forty men belonging to the garrison were
taken prisoners.
The bombardment OF the city by the insurgents
continues.
COntrabnnd War News Forbidden.
MADRID, March 20, 1874.
An order has been issued forbidding the publica-
ton by the press OF other than Official war news.
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Wedding Invitations, Visiting cards
new STYLE re paper very cegant Foreign Note Papers
Monograms &c. JAMES ENkRDELL, SN nrchuWay
Esta bished l940
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A.-Spring Hats for Everybody!!
Now Ready
At WARNOCK Il CO., $40 Broadway.
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ASHANTEE.

Tho Conqusrors Of King Kofss Returned from
Coomawie- Citizen Rsjoic;ng in En- Gland
Another Goat Amidst Cheers
for the Warriors
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Wigs, Toupces,. Sc.-G. Kauch fuss,
East Twelfth street near Broadway
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free in sealed letter envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Philadelphia Pa, an institution having
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Goodalrs Playing Cardls-The Best, the
cheapest. Ask for and insist on getting them Sold
q We
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Happy Relief for Young Men Sen,
SOCfATION, Philadelphia, Pa. institution of mgr
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SOiIed Boots and Shoes Selling or at
halt price New spring styles ready at BROOKS.
!. 1856 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
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(NHOICE STOCK OF GOOD BOOKS, FINE BIND
" insa at reasonable prices; Books bought In any
quantity from q single volume TO entire library.
JOHN PYNE, 100 Nassau street
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Public Speakers and Singers Will Find
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs beneficial in clear
ing the voice before speaking singing, and relieving
the throat after exerton Of the vocal organs For
Coughs and Colds the Troches are effectual.
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BUDAPEST BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD.
~ Libraries and small parcels Of Books bought
New catalogue, No 81, Free. Send stamp.
LEGGAf BROTHERS., No. Beekman street, N. Y.
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Havana Bankcrs.-J. h. Martinez & Coz,
10 Wall street, New York. will paw the higness rates
spanish 'Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills, &c.
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The General on Shore.
LONDON. March 2O-Midnight.
General Woiseley arrived at Portsmouth this
evening.
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Neuralgia, Rheuma authenticated 40
years by DR.. filler. Of Philadelphia $50 for in
durable case consultation free. II John street.
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RIOIOUS MINERS.

The Authorities Appealed to at Minonk,
m.-UniOn Men and Women In the
Fight.
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Perfection-BOker's Bitters. Beware O
couutcrfeitA
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Herald Correspondents Both Sides
of the "Crater."
II u STIC TERRI OR.
Illicit Distillers Fleeing from the
Wrath TO Come.
Pentecostal Penitence and IAN Things
in Common"
VIOLATE EFT CRATE.
THE VOLCANIC REGIONS,

THE VOLCANIC REGIONS, !
MCDOWELL COUNTY. N. c., March 20, 1874
From my own personal observation am able to
verify the accounts already furnished concerning
the premonitory symptoms or an earthquake or
volcano now existing Bald Mountain. This
M ultain Is situated between Crooked Creek, in
Mcdowell county, and Stone Mountain, IN Ruther-
ford county, in this State. The first symptoms OF
earthly CONFUSION were noticed on the 10th of
February when there was terrible rumbling
heard, evidently coming from the very bowels
OF the EARTH This continued until the 22d
OF February, when the noise became so violent
that the people left their homes and have not
since returned. Prayer meetings have been in
augurated in the nelghborhood, ana Tor the last
sixteen days the preachers have had their hands
full dealing with the wants Of the mourners.
There never was much religion in this part of the
county, but to-day 1t is hard to meet q man who
is not travelling on the narrow path to salvation.
There seems to be general expectance or a big
bursting forth OF the volcano, and business in this
section is generally suspended, religion being the
order OF the day.
The rumbng sounds in the mountain may be
still heard.
Iattenpted TO ascend the mountain this morn
ing but was driven back by binding storm.
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Weather Report.

LONDON, March 90, 1874.
The weather throughout England to-day is I'M
aettled
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On this subject the Elkadsr Jour.
nal clips tho following truthful senti.
fros, an address delivered bsforc ths
Press Association u Maino, BY Howard
Owen.
There arc small country papers
running along on . icw hundreds cir.
eula.i,n---no. reaching 4 thousand
whose value N advertising medium
coull mt 10 made MP BY two Or tbrc,
thousands In tho circulation IL larger
papers, They are tho home, iircsids
papers II tho people; to bc read and re-
read by their local patrons---advcr'
.iscments aud all Tho advertisement,
though Il mn, be foreign. becomes To-
calixea by appearing ia tho columns
Of the local paper. just m strange
child Ia adopted into family and |,
soon lived ~ one of the children. Thi,
name advertisement TINT seems 10 pos.
scss " much interest In tho local l,apc,
,nny b. simply glanced AZ ~ Il Gomez
To tho home IN tho columns ~ tho gen.
aral newspaper Of wilo circulation. Y
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Tho July number Of this fayoritc
Musical Monthly contains tho usual
choiee selections u gooi Music, and a
large amount III interesting musical
reading, including full report Of the
great Singing Festival, recently held
in Cleveland. No one interested In
music can afford 10 10 without tho
Musical World. Il costs but one lol.
lar year, while the muric alone il
worth ton times that amount.
Hend ~ h. nrainards Sons, Pub
fishers. Cleveland. d. for specimen
copies, and their largo catalogue of
popular music. which Il sent free 10
any address
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lA@ssss r4~+rt .s4t ~rtt w. II
wsAs- - l~sA ag#sseu#4 ~ sis.m
$50 IS aAsa ~ ~
\ s*ssss tasas 49, stsessls e. =,
ssssas8s - 49, siHs4a N ssas.ss.
a - 1ass lah* go SsstsA ia
- sas't lase .seasa H. T. /
.ss.s i - lasssA ssssmats a sAs 81.
tsHs = a-tHessg a#sst= a lAt yssl 4
u Isss.a
80 II Nsftana sh*n atfs ssass \
raa lvA llll n \ t,an,l ihe, laal
n ~ slgassenst vi nt~ we "
II - na~ l~rawp 9Mratsan ~ vi
whether ! rlssenlagSsf rsn VII ~has y
hafs,i rsnsasa \, eAswiHias ,'s head
II fhsfv l. seae iisu. mn,s than annilsr,
when wetaau .heald b. en,ivls al,n.
i, /. ~hen liae fall a elo,hes eemes
down IL III mud
Na,l Twain hs, TAKEN tsv, nmi
Senator J.aes Il Nevada, esa, 600.
aud David Clark stu. onu ~ the stuck
" wv Hartford accident Insurance
Company Exchange
II VIZ were ~. lasing aside ~ extra
s.n .0nu ~ lish, sla,nl,r eases with, We
Wnnll ii nnrc ma.rh III The front and
take m much stock IN tho Hartford
.Nceidcn, Cemran, NJ any VI them.
Turel il not ~ bad as he has been
painted, or else tho evil that hc lid lives
after him. Under tho .rcfnrm" gny.
efnmeat ii New York the city deb, las
increased eleven millions Of dollars In
thirty,hrce months. and 'lurirg the pas,
month. of May alone the deb, increased
million and half.
Ofa misery man who died Of soften.
ing II tho brain. local paper said;
!" ll's head gave away, but his hand
never did. Ills brain softcncd, but
hi- hear, couldn't"
4 western paper says that tho first
duty If tho granscrs Is 10 cAtinguish
every orator who begins his speech
with Il have no. the good fortune to
he farmer but | have always felt
the most profound interest IN tho truly
noblo and predominant, pursuit Of agri-
culture. and never was tho intcrcg-
greater .hun now"
All my own experience In life teaches
mo tho contempt q cunning, not tho
fcar. Tho phrase profound cunning"
hns always seemed u nc 4 contradiction
IN terms. never knew cunning
mind which was not either shallow, us
on some points diseased. -.-Alrs. Jane :
won.
The Hawkoyc says: "a washing
machine lc,l,ller II three years stand.
ing. who makes his headquarters In
burlington, wears with pride u watch
guard made Of various sisod shot, which
fr.m time II time have been picked cut
of his link and legs
The chieagn Evening journal deals
airnnt an awful blow when II suyn:
Put small man IN q big place, II
you dcairo 10 make his li,ilcncss con.
rl,ienons. :
The courier-Jou,nal rays: Tho
farmers arc beginning 20 Ahun NJ
l.ouis. babies Of unknown parentavc
are lift IN their wagons while they are
In the stores beating down tho middle
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,. neN0S EII.EA. See card.
MEnArGN MOCaE, ssr.ss 4lA asA
tlt9A Aas.
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atone, Mrs. J. g., see -.
RAND. heRA. J. r., zee ~.
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ELEMMuNG, ". b =. Rshsss rhslsn
agent. AAsa near the k1svAees. Aes -
rEIk, q hLEE, Yard server u
Kim and MARKET streses.
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eLEMMEn. ,. ,. oMre 1" Dvwe stsss.
MERRIAM. l.. A.. o0ss ever Tsum.
bulls shoe sters.
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k1MnALL = FAkNAWORTM. - the
NANk.
ONlEN, n. ~ his store
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MILLER, vRED. see -.
NALTnx, u. ~, khsp ssas deer level.
~ Msss.
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0eLLETT, Y. slues In the p1atM Dealer
hwtlatm9 opposite Depot.
WguATIN. J. y. o0es with e. 2.
seehsNrtag, ever Chaptns store.
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POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,

PUPULAR SCHUUL BUUKS,
ta ahiel, ihe attention NJ the Educs.
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q llellef,nt greater number 81
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IAA, RtA&ELL.
EDM An ~. Vs.. - go
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". ". wAsIsRuRS North o. .cssr,
lOMse.
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-. i.ws, j's,ta i,s,'',
g,r,sures u,rs.furv.
sEa tA IA ~ - -
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ssaA@,n st'tNatt4
\ tssAi fsw.ss~s%r
asesar ! u ssssAs
ssratusa ,s<Nae e. 49,
sagN,s .s~,Ns~4 s'sss 49,
sN#sN o. fMNss Hesse
sHess~sss
ssaeNaa n. a. 49, sasa
~ ~ y v ss* sssA.
49, s~ssA So as -
sssa, 4. wsMss " $3.50.
awrffe@vs
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sNAs ~ ArAv~
hssksrs
A,asua ! x~swc~vw - ...A.
Estsss.
Nutt, n. y ssesssa.
Roef and SAos Makers. Ae.
sEWS0S 49, 80 savA.
rNs Mes.E, Wsa. y. Wsss seAe % Gts@
sss<ss assss Nssth ~ ne fsss o0<s.
cls'Ainy
Sr.tAwANU. 49, aavs.
.wsmrE. =. I. S.r,A go - ss~A
Mi"sA. See ~.
wtAsEK = AsARv, see -.
Confectionery.
sMASOAll. n. o., s.ash ride MAsAss
sssest.
eLEMMER. J. J. See ~.
WEBSTER, W. n. nee card.
liOAT. u. n, ~ cUy Bakery.
Dry. Goods Deaiers.
WEAVER 4 AvERv, u the nste \
niarA oppSsttc the pest sNaee.
MlLx, JOHN, West side ~ Elm street.
klrr, ". y. south side ~ Market ~.
sre all.
cAwAmn, ,. >. as.s a.sr s.a'A " .A-
AvERsli.. q: X south s,A~ - MARKET
street. See ~.
WHITE, q. I. NJ. 3 Hriek Block
Drny Sievts
CLEMMER, ~. See -.
Foundry d. .HaeAiss SAepa
>MEOLES. A. n, see ~.
sWENAON nR0rMrRS.
Flour and Feed.
uovr s.N.,,
'LARS' NJ S-sssrs.
NEWTON n, J. Vlrss door Noeeh - Couso
Itsws~.
Grorrru and Frat .yforAs.
raASOArs.. u n ...,h 80. n..h.. =,
~ -
--
f.OuAA = nWOrMKa. a a.. ela
staMa - Aswss~ = OAwsss.
-------
MAarnx n. A.. Ahes .ena aeev level.
=
neS0N ELL1s. ss~ sasa.
MInArGN IlOVAE. eerwsr Rln And
High Ass.
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Horimdre Stores.

1OMAA q UNOTuEa, ~ ehs cd
slaMa ~ Newton CAWafa.
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Grocery and Frsit Storss.
NENsrEN, w. ID. SEE -.
0RtEN, ~. opposite Csast Nsass.
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DRUG STORE.
I'rRsvr TeS,futs,n.
Geo.
lln i. i. tll:NAEn.
sAfftss's e.t ss4sa atalA II
~ ssstr ~a vM~ tf-er
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PATENT MEDICINES
Lamps, Lanterns,
Shades. Globes and
| Chimncys.
All the authorised
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In Northern Iowa aud Southern
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Perfect relief from Hernia,
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JONES' VENTILATED
ADJUSTABLE
Truss and Supporter.
They are easily adjusted and
will last 4 lifetime.
/
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Flour and Feed.

NONT, q. ~, - bakery
CLAIM, n, See card.
NEWTON, =. J. first door worth SSCesst
ItsMsr.
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HUNTING, BEN. nsa WAssheose.-
uestes In MI hiWas ~ .rvoaVoo. Pert
tltdes, retss AID tMss.
uEANlE y ALEE. Glevaees s0ss witt
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k,MnALL \ YAaNswoaTm. - u. Daa +
see AL.
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IsHiMr~rs n Gi0sisrs.
II. ". MILLER, s~e card.
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Dry. Goods Dealers.
WEAVER AVERY, In the ID 4
Mech opp~sttr the pest sNoee.
NIi.x, JOHN, West side ~ Elns street.
ktrr, ". ID. south side ~ Market ~.
See all.
CAMARn, .. y. nraa deer SsMth " the
Nftck NlUek
ANENsl.l.. %. X south side - Marh "
street. See ad.
MNIrE, y. I. NJ. . nriek Dlork
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Confectionery.
tNASNAI.l.. n. ~, south ride MAshet
asrest.
eIENNGN. J. J. See ~.
WEBSTER, W. n, Zee card.
tiUAT. u. n, ~ cUy Bakevy.
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Foundry 4. .HaeAiss SAeps
~MEOLkY. A, n, see ~.
AWENAON nROrMTRa.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
TIE
gnquirtr- -SOntberntr s
TIE
HOW TO MARRY.

When you get married, don't marry pet,
A .ilt or a vixen, or yet coquette,
But marry q maid that is You can:
More fit for the wife of sensible man.
Look out for girl that is healthy and
young,
With more in her eye than you hear from
her tongue, -
And though she's freckled or burnt 10 a
tan,
Yet she is the girl for a sensible man.
With riches will wretchedness often in
life,
Go linked when your riches are got with a
wife,
But marry, and make all the riches you can
Like bold independent, and sensible
man.
Look out for a girl who is sensible and kind
And modest, and silent, and tell her yoal
mind,
II she's wise and bewiic:-iRg she'll welcome
the plan,
And soon be the wife of sensible man.
Then cherish her excellence wisely and
kind,
And be to small foibles indulgent and blind
For so you make happy, if anything can,
The wife OF sober and sensible man.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01

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Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits: Mental
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There ].
not remedial agent in this world that will cure Feve
and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bilious. Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers faded by RAJ
WAYS PILLS. SO quick as RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
Kideey G Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy
Stoppage of Water Incontinence of Urine, Brghts Dis
ease, Albumnara, and in all cases where there are
with substances like the white Of an egg or threads HE
white silk or there is morbid, dark bilious appear
ance and white ne-dust deposits, and when there IS
a pricking burning sensation when passing water, and
pain in the Small of the Back and along the Loins.
Ittna0r Of ~ Fears GrOsCth
Cured by Rt;d,cGy'S Res0lcent.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
] TaIS5 JURY

life, fi9 and laughter, $50 COMIC CUTS.
yearn for it. 1t ,ciH sell az daN times :! Show
it to a man and he surrenders. 1t is sure
every time. Don't bother ,cih heGry books
that nobodv tca,,ts Humor is the thing that
takes. Agents wanted everywhere. Send for
circulars and extra terms to TODAY Pub
Co, Philadelphia, New York, Boston or
Chicago. 4w
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01

" Mother I'm afraid a fever
would 60 hard with me-" "Why
my son 2" {" Because, you know.
mother, I'm so small there wouldn t
be room for it to turn"
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01

A writer in the New York Graph>
&c intimates that Livingstone's long
stay in Africa and his frequent dis
appearances, was owing to the fact
that he was insane. He thinks that
his late unsatisfactory account of
his travels demonstrate such state
of mind.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Pelt.

Every drop of the SAESAP ARiLLIAN RESOL-
VENT Communicates through the Blood, Sweat, Urine:
and other Fluids and juices of the system the vgOT Of
life for repairs the wastes of the body with new and
sound material Scrofua, Syphilis, Consumption,
Gandnlar disease, Ulcers in the throat, Mouth In'
mors Sodesin the GlandsaId other parts OF the system
Sore Eyes, Strumorous discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Erupnns, Fever
Sores Scad Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Eryslpelas
Acne, Black Spots. Worms in the Flesh, TuInors Can
in the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis
charges Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all wastes OF
the life principle within the curative range OF ths
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days use VIII
prove any person using tfor either of these forms OF
disease its potent power to cure them
Ifthe patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that continually progressing sue
ceeds in arresting these wastes. and the same
with material made from healthy blood-and thls
the SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure-a cure
is certain; for when once this remedy commences lt'
work of purfcation and succeedsi in diminishing the
loss of wastes its repairs will be rapid. and every day
the patient will feel nse growing better andstronger
the food digesting better appetite improving, and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does The SARSAPARILLlAH hESoLVENf exec
all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic Scrn
fulous CONSTITUTIONAL and skin Diseases but u Is ip'
oulv
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL