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O'CONNOR POWER, NJ. p.

oConnor Power NJ. p, left yesterday afternoon FOL
Philadelphia to attend benefit lecture last night fol
the benefit of the Mitchell Memorial Fund. Tomorrow
he returns TO accept serenade from the Sixty ninth
regiment and the Irish societies at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel He has received invitation from Mayor Kelly,
of Richmond, Va TO lecture in that city. Thursday
night he lectures at the Cooper Institute
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CUBA.

PURSUIT OF THE URUGUAY-SHARKEY GONE TO
SPAIN.
HAVANA, Oct. ], 1875.
The Spanish vessel Tornado has chased the
Uruguay, formerly the octava, into Port Royal,
Jam, where her cargo embargoed
Sharkey, the murderer, sailed for Spain Yesterday
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MR.. WADE STILL AT PEKIN-A SECRETARY OF
LEGATION SENT HOME WITH DISPATCHES.
LONDON, Oct. A. 1875
The Times in its second edition to-day has telegram
from Shanghai in which it Is said that Mr.. Wade is still
at Pekn. It is reported that the Hon. Mr. Grosvenor,
the Second Secretary to the Legation, will go to Eng
land with dispatches The details unknown, but it
Ns not believed that final settlement has been reached
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non. ANDppw a. cHArrIE1.D.

Hon. Andrew G. Chatneld judge Of one of the dis
trict of the State OF Minnesota died at Belle
Plain yesterday Judge Chatheld was brother Of thu
Hon Levi s. Chatheld, formerly well-known dem
ocratc politician and Attorney General Of the State O
New York and appointed to the Office OF Territorial
Judge OF Minnesotaby Franklin Pierce.
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CHESTER DRIVING PARK.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4, 1878
Tho Chester Driving Park the new Cincinnati race
course Will be inaugurated this week with series OF
trotting and running races commencing to- morrow and
continuing on the 9th, 7th, sth and 9th insts Pre-.
miums, aggregating $4,000 will be offered and some
hno sport anticipated There will be two trotting
and one running race each day The track a In nne
condition and highly favorable for fast time
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SPAIN.

THE NORTHERN ARMY TO BE LARGELY REIN
FoRcED-THE cARLIsTs DEMAND ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM SAN sEBAs-
TIAN.
MADRID, Oct. 4, 1875
The Epoca says military operations the north will
DO resumed the government is able to send
so, 600 to reinforce the army
SAN SEBASTIAN, Oct 4, 1875.
The Carlsts demand 100000 to discontinue the
ipombardment of the town
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THE FREEDMANs SAVINGS BANK.

THE DIVIDEND TO BE PAID IN NOVEMBER
THE LIABILITIES OF THE BANK AND AMOUNT
TO BE PAID.
WASHINGTON Oct. a. 1875.
Some newspapers have enormously stated that the
Freedman Savings and Trust Company will commence
paying dividend OF thirty per cent the LIST of No
vcmber next The company will pay only twenty per
cent The whole number of open deposit accounts is
81 144 The present liabilities 81 955 749 49, The
amount OF the first dividend TO BIO paid above stated
is $591 149 ST. There about 5000 accounts of less
than 81 and at least 900 accounts of less than IS
each AS the Commissioners will be much pressed TO
get ready for payment by the lst OF November
claim should be presented forwarded before that
m
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A STEAMER BURNED.

TwENTY-FoUR PASSENGERS AND ELEVEN OF THE
CREW PERISH.
COPENHAGEN, Oct 4, 1878
The Swedish steamer L. J, Poager, running between
Lubbock and Copenhagen, has been burned in the Baltic
Twentyfour Of the passengers and eleven Of the
persisted. The steamer small one and was built
in 1858 at Gottenburg.
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A MACHINE SHOP DESTROYED.

MuscArrSB, Iowa, October 4, 1875
Late on Saturday night the large foundry and
machine shop OF J. Klinefcd Company was do
stroyed by IRE. The loss is $40 600; no Insurance.
Bakcr Company's boiler works badly damaged;
insured.
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A CLERICAL EDITOR REWARDED.

BUFFALO, Oct 4 1875
Rev. p Cronin, editor OF tho Buffalo Cuthottc Union
was presented this evening by the Catholic temperance
societies with gold watch and chain OF tho vauo Of
$500 There large audience present. including tho
Right Rev Bishop Ryan and other distinguished clergy
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship scythia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close the Post Office &C
six O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wl be
ready at halfpast five o'clock in the morning
Single copies, in Mrappers for mailing SIX cants
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parson with the corresponding date of last year,
Indicated By the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building:
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WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED.
HAIIRAx. Oct. 4. 1877

HALIFAX, Oct 4, 1875
David Robbins the wife murderer has been sentenced
70 be hanged on the 10th Of December Walter Irvine
found guilty as an accessory has been sentenced 70 one
years IMPRISONMENT
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MoNTREALS CATHOLIC PROCESSION

MONTREAL, Dot 4, 1875.
About 600 Catholics marched in procession yester
day from ST. AIMS church to the Bishop ssPaace to
observe the union Of prayers. No disturbance oc-
Cured
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A NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct 4 1875
The ground for the proposed Custom House was
broken to-day This has been looked forward TO by the
people Of Middle Tennessee for the last twenty years
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THE EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0FPICE OF THE. CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Monday Oct 4-7 80 P. NJ
y1rnh0ysIfffse

ITUUlUtItIEcS
For tho upper lakes, the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys slowly falling barometer,
northeast 70 southeast winds, cooler cloudy weather
and rain.
For the lower lakes, the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
slight increase OF pressure southwest winds cooler
cloudy weather. followed by occasional rains except in
Tennessee.
For the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer
southwest to southeast winds, warmer cloudy weather
and occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, falling
barometer warmer, cloudy weather, northeast TO
southeast winds, and rain near the coasts
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WHY PAY EXORBTTANT PRICES FOR SULPHUR
and other medlcated baths intended thu
skin, gou and rheumatism, whom GLENss SULPHUR Soar
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DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN
ISLAND % Duane street. 752 Broadway Sixth
and 1875 and l6S Pcrrepont street, Brooklyn Established
So yes
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CRAFTS WALK FINISHED.
sonENEcrApy Oct 4 1a7k

SUHENkuTAbY Oct. 4, 1874
Graft, the pedestrian, finished walking 500 miles in
fourteen days at this place on Saturday night two And
half hours ahead Of time At the finish he was In
good condition.
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DISrEMPER IN HORSES. GILES LINTMENT
IoDpE applied tho throat and chest gives
instant relief RALPH 0GLE veterinary surgeon. All
druggstS Depot, 45i Sixth avenue Now York.
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Ask ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK.
ryGs ANRLETs and kNEK Cars, MARSHS Truss Office,
No Vesey street, Aston House. No uptown branch.
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SINKING OF A SCHOONER.
PoRT CoLnoRNE. Ont.

PoRT CoLBoRNE, Ont, Oct 4 1875
The schooner 81 Andrew with corn, from Toledo for
Kingston, sank this morning near Ranney,s Bend
about two miles down the CAR
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DR. MANFRED, SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS DIS
eases Neuralgia Paralysis Nervous Deafness Office, 10
Enst Ninth street New York
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AN ARTICLE OF UNDERWEAR NECESSARY
and luxurious; GRADUATED CHEsr LusG PROTECTORS
insure sound lungs health and comfort sold everywhere
by mail 81 so. ISAAC A. SINGER,
Manufacturer Broal wav
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A POPULAR STANDARDIZATION WHO POS
TASTE intelligence and Refinement approves Of
KNOWS fall style OF gentlemens HATS IL is the popular
sensation the town being artistic elegant aud reasonable
Buy hats ut 2l2 Broadway SOB Broadway in the
Filth Agenne Hotel KNOWS well known estabishments
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ENGLAND AND CHINA.

WAR AvERTED FOR THE PRESENT.
SHANGHAI, Oct 4, 1875.
Mr. Wade has notified the British Legation here that
his negotiations at Pekin have averted immediate
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TESTIMONIAL TO CHARACTER.

sEfEAAL ALBANY ClI11ENs Mf-mohlAiiZE THE
GOVERNOR In FAVOR OF SUPERINTENDENT
EATON.
ALBANY, Oct A. 1875.
number of the leading citizens of Albany, embrac-
ing John F. Rathbone, Thomas W. olcott, William L.
Learned H H. Martin, Theodore Townsend and George
H. Thatcher, have sent letter to Governor Tden tes
tifying TO the high character OF James W. Eaton Su-
pernendent of the Capitol for competency, hon
ety and fathulness and declaring their belief that the
charges made against him utterly false. They
therefore ask in his behalf, a full investigation.
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A-RUPrURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI-
pal Marsh Coz his old Office No vesey street.
ltstor House. No uptown branch
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

THE TURKS REINFORCED AT TREBIGNE-THE
INSURGENTS RETIRING.
LONDON, Oct 4, 1875.
special despatch from Ragusa to the Times reports
that the Turks have been reinforced at Trebgne and
Kick and the insurgents are retiring toward Gaschko.
THE sERvIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS.
BELGRADE, Oct 4, 1875
The Servian Ministry has resigned Perfect tran
.quillty prevails.
THE sERvIAN MINISTERIAL CRIsIs-A CoNsERVA-
TIVE CABINET BEING FORMED.
BELGRADE, Oct 4, 1875.
Tho Ministry has resigned in consequence Of dec
laraton Of Prince Milan made at secret sitting Of the
Council
A conservative ministry is forming.
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A-PArENT WIRE SIGNS, NET BANNERS Ann
ESGRAvKp INITIAL SIGSs, packed and shipped HOJER
GRAHAM, 81 Duane street
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass SlGss packed and shipped
UPHAM h Co, $50 and 25o Canal street.
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Average temperature yesterday ............... 623
Average temperature for corresponding date last
551
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS, 81; TRUssES, SILK BELTS
&c, half price Surgical Bazaar, ,2o6 broadway opes
evenings
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If YoU WANT TO TONE. UP THE SYSTEM TAXI
tho PERUVIAN sYRur; Its effects permanent.
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REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS So 80
sold elsewhere for s. and S. IS Now Church up stairs
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,
M0ET 4 CHANDON.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
~Ao " '''N'"s ANTHONY oECHs
Sole agent for the United States
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NOTHING CAN COMPARE IN IMPORTANCE
with tbe remarkable invention OF the ELASTIC Truss 6sJ
broadway which, easy night and day. never Displaced
soon permanently rupture.
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THE sERvIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS.

The servian Ministry has resigned Perfect tran
-quilhty prevails
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CITUATION WANTED-AS GARDENER. BY MID.
- dcaged man; can take charge Of greenhouse
den; moderate wages; can milk ard make himself
ful; five years. reference at last place Address GAR
OENER. Herald office.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

WE believe our merchants and business
men are doing almost strictly cash busi-
ness, and from the time when the first
newspaper was printed to the present
day. paper, ink. type. ETC., have been
cash articles, and certainly no laborer IL
more worthy OF his hire than those EN-.
ploycd in printing Office, all Of which re-
minds US that where publisher Is expect
ed to meet all these requirements aud al
the same time wait on HIS patrons. or Z
majority Of them, from one to four years.
that the contest in = business point OF
view lie an unequal one, imposing an nn'
just burden upon the publisher, whose
mission it is to promote the general pros
perity Of the community, and at the same
time make an honest living himself. II
Order to meet the demands of the new
and sensible method Of our business men
in placing their wares on cash basis. WI
in turn are compelled to follow their
praiseworthy example, and shall in fu-
ture demand the CASH IN advance for sub
scriptions, transient advertisements, etc.
This number will complete the first
six months OF the fourth volume Of this
paper. Some of our subscribers (all good
men) owe us for three-and-a-hal: years
subscription, some for three, two and
one year, and nearly al for six months.
We ask those indebted to come up and
settle without further delay.
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A .sClose CALI for Healy

"A OlOSc C0AA 1Or hc01ys
Mr., j. j. Healy, Of Sun River, while
len route to his trading post in the British
Possessions. narrowly escaped being killed
|or captured by Indians. He was guarding
some goods which he had stored at l. G.
Baker s. Co. 8 post on the Marla's until
the return of his train from Fort Hamilton.
HIS attention was attracted by noise in
the room next to the one in which he was
sleeping, but did not think it worth while
to investigate the cause. 1t was lucky
that he did not, for hole had been dug in
the floor in q position to command the
door through which he would have had to
pass, and in the hole redskin laid in
wait. Not succeeding in this attempt to
kill him, they tried the fire process, and
Mr.. Healy became painfully aware Of this
fact by the smoke that came rushing
through the holes be had made by loose
ming The thinking. Fortunately he had a
keg of water in the room, which lasted
four days, during which the Indians con-
tinued the attempt to burn him out, but
the logs being green, did not kindle. The
fifth day Mr.. Healy was obliged to 60 for
water, his supply being exhausted, but
saw no Indians, although he heard them
the night previous. One of his employees
came along the day following, and both
men secured the bottom, but NO Indians
did they find. It was well for Mr.. Low
that they did not.-Benton Record, May l.
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Personal.

Jim Mccartney, Tom Minor and Mr..
Brown are in from the Yellowstone.
Mr.. w. L. Perkins and family left fol
Norwegian Gulch on Wednesday. They
intend remaining until fall.
Mrs. Black and family have left theil
pleasant residence on Black street and arr
now at home In the North Pacific Hotel
Hon. II. N. Mcguire has been appointed
Deputy Register Of the Bozeman Land
Office and will transact the business Of
the same during Register Willett's absence.
Sir William Blackmore will pay sec
ond visit to the National Park this season
accompanied by select party from old
England.
Mr.. Stone and family went to Norw {
gian Wednesday. We are becoming jeal
Gus Of Norwegian Gulch, taking away
Mr.. Stone and lady from our circle
OF acquaintances, and trust thai
soon they may come hack with plenty Of
the glittering ore and stay with rs per
m0NcuIy.
Sam Malin, just In from the Judith Ba.
Sin, was passenger on the walkers ex.
press. In other words, he walked from
that place on foot, caused by his horses
tskinx liking to the Indians-or, per.
haps, the Indians yearned after his horses
At ana rate, Sammy, we are glad to eet
you back safe and sound, with your hail
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The Spelin Skule

Was we'll attended on last Wednesday
night. J. v. Bogert gave out the words
and Rev. r. G. Tiff and Judge Mcguire
were chosen Captains. After contested
spell, the Judges side took their seats,
while Mr.. lifts had four OH the floor;
Of these three stepped down and out and
Mrs. lift carried off the laurels, being
the only lady present who participated
Afterward, the two sides resolved them
selves into Committee Of the Whole,
and It was sport to see the boys drop.
Next Wednesday night look out for an
other spell. We trust more interest will
be manifested than there has been here
tOfOre
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"A Hunter Drowned.

The Benton Record Of May lot says
that Mr. John Donnelly, better known =
'Arkansas' vas drowned in the Big Sandy
on the 18th ult He and his partneF,
Valentine had been engaged IN hunting
during the winter, and were vending their
way to Benton. Having killed some game
near the Big Sandy, t'Arkansss~ crossed
the river 70 skin It, leaving his'paftner to
prepare dinner. When the meal was pre-
pared. Valentine called his partner, but
|receiving noi ANSWER, instituted = search,
and found his partners horse upon the op.
|posite side, dripping with water, but 40
|tsacs Of the rider. .Arkansaa~ vas dress.
LED In su;t d heavy blanket clpshisg. In
Guiding N 0sasooal, md Nj farfhss laden
With . wsll1llel aalmunition bsat, through
which We thrust ! gun. Its supposed
That his hOrse became sptaneled II The
Willows and threw him ito she. stseeuA,
yhss BE instantly iauk sadH III hssyy
AekAfy4 fssssN 83ss IT #$fHEFs s8z tE+ss4ss Il a
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70 Lead all Competitors Is the aim
OF the proprietors of the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. It IL founded on the
very best principles known to the sewing
machine science. and improvements, n
advance Of al other sewing machines, are
being adopted constantly. The Wilson il
rapidly gaining the preference Of Oh par.
ties that are acquainted with sewing ma
chimes, and It has already taken the front
rank among the first-class machines OF this
country; and its price, owing 70 ~ being
where labor and material 4
much cheaper than 10 eastern cities, y 1T
teen dollars less than ~ Other hrstclasi
machines.
Machines viii b delivered at any Rail
rod 6naSoe n this county, fDe Of tfsns
p;ortation charges, II ordered through sht
Company's Branch House q 60 korth
Fourth ssyesl. g. Louis, No. .aih ,ss
: They scnd n sas5ant catalogue I'D
chromo circular, free on applicafian.
This Company want : few moro good
AGENTS. 85sRss sfi 80
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ELLIS & DAVIS
Suicide.

Suicide.
The Helena papers contain accounts Of
the suicide Of Chas. E. Parker. On the
7th inst. the deed was committed By
shooting himself with revolver, the ball
entering the right temple, passing through
the brain and lodging just under the skin
on the lett temple. The deceased came
to the Territory in 1868, and since 1856;
has been . resident Of Helena. He leaves
Ia wife and two children-young ladies'
who reside at Waverly, Iowa. The cause
LOT this rash act was-whisky. The Her
aid says that he was : good workman
and could have been prosperous mer-
chant tailor here to-day II be had lei
whisky clone. The Herald thus closes
..Unfortuuate Charley Parker! His chap
tier is ended-his book closed. May tllt
Recording Angel find therein MANY pages
filled with good deeds done in happier
ldaVe. - &c. a. as-ssses Il 49, =
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Young Muggins Experiments
Electricity.

Electricity.
He had been reading Of Watts watching
the tea kettle, Franklin flying kite, and
Galvani in the frog business; and then
young Muggins' jacket commenced burst.
ing rs he thought of what he might be.
come. Yes, he had it IN him and It wa
bound to como out, - he often thought
leo himself. Young Muggins had often
Experimental with the family cat in the
dark, by stroking her hair backwards, and
yesterday brilliant idea fitted through
the Uranium OF this scion Of the Muggins's
The cat was the cause of it, and the ca,
was the object upon which he proposed tc
lavish his future experiments.
Last night came and with it went oul
embryo philosopher to bed. In his arTi
was the cat. He placed her at the foot o
the bed between the sheets and GOVERNS
her up, thus soliloquized: Nov, if tina
cat has got enough of electricity in her,
will show some Of these smart Aleck
how they can get their magnetic ba!terie
cheap. If I put my bare feet on her an,
press her gently, then the electricity viii
fly up aud cure any disease fellow eve
had" He got in, pressed the cat gent.
but no electricity; pressed little harder
then came splitting noise, but yet n
electric spark. Another and more vigol
GUS push, and then how the electricit
went! That cat just clawed her way on
over his PROSTATE form, stuck her claw
lin to keep from slipping and made . jun
through . pane; Muggins' boot wer
through smother; he yelled; the cat joine
in the chorus. Pandemonium was lOos,
and soon y boot-jack in the hands of NJ
: and an old carpet slipper in the hands {
e Mrs. Muggins were bringing out all tt
! lold-fashioned electricity there was in ma
tier Muggins. He don't want to invest
n gate any more, but says just wait and 81
iIif l don't run away with the first circl
Il that comes to town.