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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-06
rhs iouisiaiss,a Iny,f,eatigation,.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 3.-The congressional
committee to-day examined Charles w. Burt,
merchant, 2. who came 20 Shreveport two
years ago from New York! He testified to
the cordial treatment received from repre-
sentative residents Of the city and country,
and their desire to have representative north,
crners settietherc, and their loyalty to, the
General Goyefnnient; Also to the peaccabic-
ness of the election last November; to the
depressiou.of business and shrinkagc of val.
ues caused by high taxation and nleladminis
tration. The opposition to Republican Off
GERS was due TO their eorruptncss Where
they were honest and capable they were Is
web ilksd as anybodysH' h9lgrs ',gS,, az
H. H. Sters, o1 ShreyepArt, merchant, corIi
r0borated 5his testiin0ny.d 4noa7a1 10 ssrlap
~. Oh M0ncure, OF Shreveport, iconscrya-
tive candidate for Stale Treasurer A. tire last
election, testified is to tile icpnditl9n of po-
liticSf int the State since feconatr
He states that pntit last election the Conser-
vatiyes had run mixed white and black tick
cts, but last election they believed it would
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-06


A bill of &l2 was presented by CT b. Bagley for
printing ordered by School Supt. Payment re
fused Also q bill from q, ID. Baalcy of $lIf1 for
printing ordered by Aad.SE one half q which
Two bills by Il. Il. Hewitt, one for % 80 and one
for "a. tor printing ordered by Sheriff and Trea-
surer. Ordered that one half Of each be allowed.
Also bill from II. q, lowe S, Co.. of 1885 for
Stationery ordered by School Supt. Ordered that
the sum of $40 be allowed, and. that the Au-
ditor. IL hereby authorized to draw warrant on the
T ,nsS fSr see paynen' q all the sccounts al
By request OF the Sheriff that enicer was allowed
to retain the Delinquent Tax List bf 1873 ,Fhtf the
May Term and to make u full return of same at
that time. H. t 90, ..,.t - ~ -, .
- When tho Board adjourned until to- morrow -
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Sd 10 A. M-.Board met pur-
suant to adjournment present as of yesterday.
"A Petition was received for d County Road from
East line Of Sec. 81, TIP. NJ, NJ h.3!Wt to Chehalis
River. Whereupon II. ID. Candy, Il. Couch and A.
V an Eaton We're appoin.ed rs Viewers 81
itwes ordered that y recess of three hours be
taken "a ALLOW the Boaad 70 visit the jail and other
xfsT 4 tSs Board was called to order. an
It WINS ordered that theeun Of $3l be appro-
priated for defrayina fuheral peses Of John Le-
fevre ceunty charge, deceased. And that the
Auditor draw an order on the Treasurer for said
sum In favor of w. II. Mitchell
ordered that the County Treasurer be, and is
hereby itistrueted to present the, two $51 notes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-12
Crime in Virginia.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 9.-The Ga.
zette has a report from Fauquier county,
Va, stating that on Saturday last col
ored man named IIaines went to the
house ofhis mistress, between Markham
and Piedmont, and Selling a Ratchet
made murderous assault upon the in
mates, the woman and her two children,
cutting and slashing them terribly. The
woman resisted him and fought him
from the house to o straw rick near by,
where it was ended by Ter splitting his
head open with an axe, and stretching
him dead at her feet. The woman, too.
was hurt seriously. and the children so
badly that they will probably die.
!0It is said that Secretary Fish Is to
be sent to England TO succeed General
Schenck.
10 Upon the Standing Committees
in the u. S. Senate we note that Sena-
tor Davis is on the Committee on Appro-
priations, Agriculture and Transports
ton Routes TO the Seabord. Mr.. Ca
perton, on Claims, Railroads and Revis-
ion of the laws of the United States.
20 Robert Van Gosen has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at Sleepy Creek
Bridge, Morgaa county, this State, vice
Jefferson Brown, resigned.
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90 TIE Oh lost. % tie residence or the b,id,. j.
father, Nr John Lafrick, by the Rev. Ellis n
Jones Nr. SitAs W. GAnpSrn, Of Frederick Co
Va 10 Niss NARY z. LArmcK, Of this County
On Tuesday Of Last week, ut The residence Of
Mrs. Simon Tay lor,h by tie Rev Noses RAYMOND.
Hr. jaws WAErR 20 Miss CErr.s. all OF Green
Spring VALLEY, tbs county.
On The Sd inst ot The resi- dence Of TIE brides
flter, S a. NcMechen, Esq, in Moor,s.li. bv
The Rev. George IS. White, Nr. Jcsrru J. CIV.
NSenAH yoanC'5i son Of the la,c Wm. s. Gun.
niasham, Of Grant couaty 70 Miss Evui 81.
NECHrx
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Baltimore Cattle Market,
THURSDAY, MARciI 4. 1875

BErF CATTLE Owing to the light run of Cat
Tie this week, the market showed considerable
hrmncss throughout, though without any srecial
ac'iVi'y at any time. Prices may be marked up
ABOUT &C. on oil grades, the figures marking the
sales being little if any higher than Last week
bat the difference throughout the liz, being oh
servshie in the quality Of the CAttIe offered -
lnere were more Of a common grade in propor-
ton than last week, and The tops scarcely rs
good rs they wero then
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle rauyed as CL
lows Best Becyes at ; 25G1ST lO-that CEN
orally rated first quality 4 5nG55 25-meiiuu
or good lair quality 25(SS'4 -5U--ordjnary thin
steers, Cxeu and Cows T5GTSI 25-inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle ODCGO O0-rcn-
eral average Of the market to-day 81 50-1ev
IRENE range o. prices 3 75GS7 10. Most of
tho sales were from 4 90 10 Is % Der loo III
or the receipts 279 bead came from Ohio. i25
from Virginia, 81 from West Va lOI from Nc
rylaud, 252 from Pennsylvania and CT Cror, Ken
'ucky-toial receipts for the week 80 head A.
Rainst $40 last week, and iO7I head same Tim.
last year. or the offerings 500 head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, Is sold 20 Wnshinet m
city and Annapolis dealets and 81 TO Eastern
spcculatOrs - total sales for the week sO7 heal
against 900 last week, and 2O7 head same tim E
last year
Cows We quote Mich Cows at 3oc72 $50 psr
head, and very dull
lioG7. There was large falling ofF in the 70.
I ceipis tbis week vet there has been no advance
~ qnOt@ii2n7, the numbers left over last week
serving, With the receipts this week the wants Of
Tie butchers up to The present time Bat the
prospects jqst now seem favorable 10 an sdvaprp
IN pilce' unless much larger numbers are re.
ceivtd tLan ore now ANTICIPATED Tie ouality
81 The receipts show n slight improvement on
those OF last week but they can only be con-
sidered lair. We quote common To good Hoes
az ga 20 IS, and good to extra at o f5GstO 25
yer 100 Do net. with iew selling at the latter
EFnTc. beccipts this eek 1854 htrd agnips,
I4s3 last week, and 1921 head same time las,
yess.
SHEET. " oiwi,hsbndirg the extremely light
run OF sheep this week, the demand has been
q"iio moderate, though prices are shade high
err The qu0iiiy being scarcely as good ~ Inst
7 week, our highest quotations remaining IN.
changed The quality Of the offerings was sor5a
/ d'AN back on the activity Of The market. rs the
wants 81 tle butchers are more aCcept,biy met
10y stock 81 . less superior grade, such ns O. inc
7 ''"'t cents being most in demand and NJ tie
same tire most scarce. We quote at5G7I crufs
fer l1 cr.ss Receipts ibis week 81 head ~
GUEST 2553 81 week, aud 1850 mead same time
. lost ystr. Sun.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

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q r. g SS.,.-o Of Dr.. CULV ERwELL'S CELE-
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MAToRRHGA Seminal Weak
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Mental and Physical Incspaciiy, Impedimsn TO
Marriage, etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, injured by selfindugenee Of sexual extra
vagance. &c.
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The celebrated author, in ihis admirable Is
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The dangerous use OF internal medicine or tie
application cf the ktifs; pointing out mode Of
cure at once simple certain. aud tfectusl by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
bis condition may be may ours himself cheaply,
privately, aud rqdicaHy.
~ This Lecture should he in the bands Of
every ytuih and every man ia the land.
Sent under seal 10 PLATA envelope, 70 any
address f0'ipqd, on receipt ofsiK cents or two
post stamp.
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DIED,

A the residence Of Mr. Reuben snestben o,
Jersey Aouniaio, 10 This county, recently. SIR.
DESSis NonnaIrv, after lingering and painful
Illness Of Coosumpdou, ia a55u, the 29th year
Of bis age. lie was young mso ofbrizht in
tellect and rare promise
On the 9th ult, ia Parks ,n,Ier. ,ti, copniv
Of Chronic Bright disease, Vr GtosN pax.
10 The G5th year Of bis age
On the 7lh'inst, on Colds susk .ia ts.s eoun.
y, Of Eudo & Pericsrditss. ~ Jt--s co.prn
IN The 10th year Of hiSsgs
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"A LAW AGAINST DIsTUEBANCEs.-M
Gilman Of Richmond city introduced a
bill in the House of Delegates on Satur.
day last to punish parties creating dis
turbances in Hotels and theatres and
other places OF amusement. 1t provides
that any persons who create disturban-
ces in hotels by boisterous demands for
accommodation after the proprietor or
his agent has declined to entertain them.
for want of room or other reasonable
specified reasons, shall be punished by
line and imprisonment. In case of the
aires tie managers are to have the right
to issue reserved seat tickets stamped
mot transferable" and when a party
not the original purchaser demands adj
mittance, the doorkeeper can refuse him.
but the price of the ticket must be re.
funded. and if he refuses TO take the
money, and thereby creates disturbance
he is liable TO arrest and fine. In both
cases half Of the fine goes to the hotel
keeper or manager. as the case may be.
There are similar provisions regarding
steamboats, and railroads
SAD ACcIDENT.--W @ are informed that
on W ednesday last, Sd inst. Minnie a
little daughter of Jas. S. Bechtol. ESQ.
of this place, met with q most painful
accident, by which she lost the sight of
one of her eyes. 1t appears that Mr..
BIS eldest daughter heated an iron with
the intention of Curling her sisters hair
ana that 10y some means the iron struck
the little sufferer in the eye, burning o.
yer two-thirds the sight. DIR. Brown
was called in, but could do nothing more
than apply remedies to alleviate the
pain. This is 4 sad and terrible warn
ing to children not to handle fire. Min.
ME is pretty, bright child, and her pa.
rents have our warmest sympathy
Morgan Mercury, March G.
10 Says q traveller: I'VE noticed in
the smoking car, q youth of some eight
or nine years, apparently smoking. his
pipe with the ease of a veteran. Its n
bad habit, my boy, for you to smoke"
we modestly suggested. "Sopapa SAYS"
said the youth; "but he does it, and so
do l."
SCARLET FEVER Within tho past
two months DR.. Il. T. Keller has attend
ed upwards ofeigh;y cases OF this dead.
" foe to young children, in Grantsville
district. Only three cases terminated
fatally which proves the doctors treat
ment to have been remarkably success
fnl. The prevalence of the diGease is
now said to DE abatiny.-G;03ytS Herald.
The PoToMAC FIsHING SEAsoN.-The
Potomac fishing season of 1873 may be
said to have commenced, though proba-
bly, none Of the large seiues will be dip
ped before the goth instant. The Alex.
andria (Na.) Gazette mentions number
of fishing shores that are being worked,
and chronicles kearriyal cftkc first shad
of the season.
1T Large hoop earring are coming
rapidly into fashion.
"A sure way to sop a woman's
mouta-llis5 l..
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1875. TERMS & PREMIUMS 1875.
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FORTY COPIES, 40 90
With 40 extra cory ofrhe Weekly Sun,
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also an e1ifs copy Of the Daily sun
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FIFTY COPIES, $40 an
With 50 extra copy Of the Weekly Sun
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year.
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prepay ibs postage on The clubs received but Al.
- on the premium copies, both Daily 4 Weekly.
The safest method OF iSuittine funds bT mali
will be found to be by draft OF postofaeo money
order. Address
a. S. ABELL Z co. Prop'rs..
sun Iron Building. Baltimore, Md.
Jan. -, 1873.
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PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.

VNTEST VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held
w 10 The Clerks CGlce Of Ito Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on The frat Monday Of
February 1875.
+. ". Armstrong, PLAINTIFF.
va
james ". Kern, Defendant.
In Chancery with Attachment
The object Of this suit is 80 recover Of lhs de-
PENDANT The sum Of S25g co cts With interest
from 9th February, 1866, subject to a credit Of
SEA O2 cts. paid August 8, SOL ond 90 attach
The interest 0f taid James w. Kern in lot SO. 90
in R0mney, aud sabisct the same 70 tho payment
% said som and Interest and the costs oi this
suit. And 10 appearing That tae defendant
does not reside iu This State-it Is ordered
that the defendant do appear bere within
one month after due publication Of this oi der
and do what is necessary to his protection 10
this suit Tesie,
G. S. WHGTB. G, q. c.E.c.
March 5, tS75.--jt.
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By Yesterdays Mail.

gThe U. S. Senate. on the 10th, was
occupied with the discussion of the
Pinchback case, and with executive bu-
siness.
10 The Senate has confirmed the nom.
inations of Godlove s. Osrh. of Indiana.
to be Envoy Extraordinary, etc., TO
Austria, Hungary Horace +. Maynard.
OF Tennessee, to be Minister Resident
at Constantinople.
w The snow Mt Somerset, Pa. ON
Sunday last, was 20 inches deep.
Ev During the year 1874. thirty-four
patents were granted to West Virgin
ians, by the L. S. Patent Office n. Wash
ington, DC.
W BY recent change made by Con-
gross in the rates charged for newspa-
pers. merchandise and that class of mail
matter formerly forwarded ut one cent
for two ounces, one cent for one ounce
or fraction thereof, is now charged.
Ia 1t appears that the aggregate sum
in the twelve general appropriation bills
passed during the late session of Con-
gress, is about one hundred and seven
ty-fivc millions of dollars, apart from o.
Their bills containing appropriations
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AND END OF SECOND
DIVISION or THEIR ROAD,

pLere HcV mUa cmp1oy THOLSINDS
OF MEN 10 ,riire their aotg orrrcg,,eye,y
ships and yarIs ~ BoH'mote. Munas
bUrg, ItcimoHf, GrgIJa, 0H5 oiLer ya;tfs
THY oyc oire0ey ersrGng iayge ISsrnS
Houses Ole Ltyye0 ne tie counfrV.J Pas
scUger aad Fyeght DpOt NJ ia,ge copa
cjy, Mochiae Shops, Coifc Pens and .5ft.
Jies ~ Accommodate their crffpsiCc can7e
traffic mofipy his "retiHg pioce," all
pomtto "a very yopjd ami immediate "a.
cycose 81 population, ant cory0poHding
increase ia ne price If buit1jpg hts.
NcsWs. CARSKADON6 GLEASOV
rH be Ga ice oroa,d daily, and ,giR be-
Pfeosed 10 shoe ne lois and gisc any IN
formation ~ r1gaid 10 same.
y v CABSKADON,
F. MINKE,
=. +. MCBRIDE,
S. y. GLEASON.
K'!ssr city formerly New Creek, Oct ~, 1874.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tshs Filter qfoiT sS''a Bysn,h Iat.iliseaeer.
ESTEEMED FEfesD:
VIII you please inform your readers that
have a positive
CCHE FOR CONSUMPTION
and ail disorders Of tbs Throat ned iungs. snd
lhai, by iis uso IN ny practice. have cured hun.
drsds VI csscr, and WI give
81 900 co
Tor case ii viii not benefit Tadesd. 60 stroos
is my faith, viii send S1mDh, Jres to snI
90 iifrer addressing roe.
Please SHOW ibis letter 10 sny orc you mar
Know Who " suffering from these diseases. and
obiige, faithfully you're,
Dl; r. +. BURT,
90 William 81, No Fork.
Dee. 4. 1871 --2Gw.
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TIE New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
The returns from New Hampshire indi-
cate the election yesterday Of the repub-
lican State ticket. majority of the Lee
gislatnre, and two of the three Congress-
men. The present Governor is demo
crat, having been elected by the demo
cratic Legislature, theresult of the last
election giving him only plurality, n
majority vote being required in New
Hampshire TO elect the Governor. The
defeat of the democratic candidate yes
terday Is attributed TO the fact that the
prohibitionists or third party men went
over heavily to tide republicans. The
congressional representation, it would
seem, is unchanged in its proportions, the
democrats gaining the first district, but
losing the third. There are still con.
fiicting claims, however, Baltimore san.
Mdrsh 10.
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South Grand. alnteiligcneer.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY, MARCH 70. 1878.


10 Mr.. William Miller has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Winchester, in
the room of Mr. X. S. Atwel!.
~ Mr.. G.. G. Tompkins. who has Just
been appointed u. S. Marshal of Colo
RADIO, is cousin Of President Grant. and
resides at Charleston, Kanawha county.
this State.
10 Winter with all ofits rigors is still
upon US. On Sabbath last snow fell to
the depth OF from 10 to IL inches. The
heaviest fall of snow we have had the
present season. Tuesday next, accord
ing to the knowing ones" closes the
nap Of his majesty. the Ground Hog"
Are we to have mild weather after that
date? We hope So But, what control
the beast has over the climate is ano.
ther question, therefore, we leave it to
others to decide. OF course, seeing his
shadow or not, on the 2nd of February,
could not protract the winter beyond the
usual period fixed for its duration.
.gWe neglected to state in our last
number that the dwelling house Of Mr..
J. j. Keller, at Capon Iron Works, Har-
dy county, was destroyed by fire on the
22nd ult. Only q small portion of the
furniture, we are informed, was saved
1t is supposed that the fire caught from
the chimney extending between the plas-
tering Of the second story, and, when
discovered, the entire roof was in flames.
rendering it impossible to save the house.
The property was not insured. and the
loss of Dir. Keller is quite heavy.
tvThe pulpit of the Methodist T.
Church, South, in this place. was accep-
tabiy filed on Sunday last at / / o'clock
and also at night, by the Rev Henry Ho-
man, local preacher of this circuit.
Long may he live to preach the Word of
Life. Although the weather was exceed
ingly Indictment, yet quite respectable
congregations were in attendance.
. Mr.. VIM. J. Slagle, ofWinchester.
has sold his brewery to Dennis Fenton,
Esq, Of that place, for 81, 400 cash.
S-Mr. j. Vance Bell is a candidate
for reelection to the Office Of County
Treasurer OF Frederick county, Va. Mr.
Bell is clever fellow, and having con-
Quoted the business OF his Office during
the past year with great satisfaction 10
the voters Of that county, we hope he
may be reelected. The election takes
place in May next.
H. f 2. EST VIRGINIA. "GA.Ig LAW"
The law makes it unlawful for any
person in any place to catch, kill or in
jure, orto pursue with such intent, any
quail, Virginia partridge, or any wild tur-
key, between the 1st day of January and
the 10Th of October inclusive; or any
ruled grouse or pheasant, pinnated
grouse or prairie chicken, blue winged
teal, nallari or wood duck, wild hoose
or brant. at onv time bo4,vecr the 1et or
January and the list dow Of Sertonber 9.
80. -, 80 - '''T''' - 80 pursue -" ,'''
-. a.. -, '',
t.+5.nacns..,J - ''''"I,' 80, ,,.. '''e
-, eng '''' ,'Do'V 81
.L;--..,e., g. - =. -. 49, ~
80 &c.,, ' -. 80 ~ -
emf or ir,nr;e-,,,,., :, =, ~ =,
not ,,oro ~, ,-,.,,..,Ia..--l '''''
-, 5;,.-.,i1, - $500. - 80, 80 ~,
go, &c .~,.o.,,.i-,, i'.' "
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NorICE.

TO ALL MIN, A SPEEDY CURE.
WEAKNESs u The Back or Limbs, Kidusys.
w bladder aad Urinary Organs. aloitstion
OF The Heart Nervousness Timidity Trembiinr.
Indigestion Dyspepsia. Low Spirits. Evil Fore
0odings, Aversion 10 Society Disease Of he
Head, Throat Nose or Skin, Liver. Lgngs.
stomach o. Bowels, impotency, add those pie.
fal results Of Early Excssses, which prevspt ma
riage Destroying both body and Mind
Address, with stamp,
DIR. JOHNSTON.
Lock Hospital, No. ssFvdsrics ST., Belt. ad
Jan. IS, ls75-Cm.
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0nn Building
ZlDlD LOTS J

situated oLou, 500 yards South Of tie
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WILL GIVE A GRAND coScKRr
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81. 1875.
And will pisIibute 10 the Ticket Heldss
100000 In GIFTS.
Depository. F,rsi National Bank. Dsnsson.
Distribution 10 Commence Immediately amer ,hs
Concert. Managers Of the Distribu,ien ehosea
=. TIE Ticket Holders & Prominent Ci,issns.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-12
Ay er's
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
ehectusl RENEE
dies ever discov-
cred for cleans
Ing tie system
and purifying the
blood. 1t las
stood the test of
years, with q con-
cfnpfix- f-..,v.t,,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-12

10 Mr. William Miller has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Winchester. in
the room Of Mr.. II. S. Atwel!.