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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the first day
April. 1875, 30 many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the Company,
No. Alb California street, San FIR ncisco, Cali.
fornia, on Saturday. the 9Th day OF
June, 1875, at the hour of eleven o'clock .. m.
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
T.w COLBURN, Secretary.
Ofiice-Rooms over the office of the Union In.
surance Company, No. AIS California street, San
Francisco, California. my18.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPohT
sAs FRANCISCO. June :.

Sh-"
sAs FRANCISCO. June :.
s,,xn MORNING SALES.
w. w. S,ps'Tiean-Iss lsA Iss,h30 lsS i
IN Gould 4 Curry-lT In Tx
an Rest X Beleher--i4 -ss +ipAD
IS Ssysee-iO
20 chollsr Potosi-i6 f6s
tl5 Hale x Norcross-3s SSsS
565 Crown Point-a3S 81
90 Yellow Jacket-ab
-f0 Inperisl--7 1b3o
no Empire Mill-4h ~ ~
IS Kentuck-l3T
N Alphs-I7a
$40 Belcher-27 26N 26H
50 Con Virginia-4O2h 40l 4o5 aeo
I3l Sierra Saysds- IL
sT5 Californis-561s 81 53A DIDO
90 Daney-50c
100 Bullion-43 Az
as Seq Belcher--a0 50 70
a25 Overman-6l 70 6lS
Justice-95
900 Succor-lh Ia
4G5 Union Con-6& 6hb3 6's
10 Lady Bryan-2A
~ Caledonia-l5
az Kpickerbocker-3As 81
aI5 Baltimore Cons
100 Utah-6
i55 silver hill-sk so
5 Eclipse 6s3
100 Dayton-3
II4O Rock island
1888 Con,-2A 22s 21shSO
30 Occidental-3s
100 Senator-I5c
As American Flat-3A
1920 woodville-3A 2 80
G5 Lady Washington-lh
. AFTERNOON SALES
Is Meadow yalley-5h GS
90 RAYMOND Ely-42h AK 40
r. n L = ~ -
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08
TOO MUCH ZEAL

LONDON, June g. The Telegraph's
Berlin dispatch says the German Gov
eminent possesses proofs that the
charges OF conspiracy made against
Duchesne are unfounded. Duchesne's
arrest is due to the excessive zeal of the
Prussian police agents. The lprisoner
will be released.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

Go to the San Jose Hotel, Mali,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

street, to get an elegant Warm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

or Cold Bath. The Baths at
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

The newspaper Estrella, referring to
the Washington Chronicles version of
the Texas raids, that Mexico is too weak
to restrain the raiders, says: IF the
Great Republic can not or will not keep
maurading parties from passing into q
friendly State and committing all kinds
of atrocities, it can not wonder at weak
Mexico being unable at all times to pre-
vent her bad boys from entering friend
ly State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

LINZ ouituiHb VI IEUttctlou hose COm-
pany is being thoroughly overhauled
and put in trim for the reception of
their splendid new carriage, which will
arrive about the Goth inst.
JOHN Doe CHINAMAN was arrested last
evening by Officer Kelley on charge of
malicious mischief and brought before
Justice Allen. He will have n hearing
to-day at clock.
P. H. Wand received yesterday large
lot of liquors and choice cigars by the
Z. & P. r. Il. Co. The brands of
liquors and cigars are No. l.
A. COIN d Bros, Main street, re-
ceived yesterday q fine lot of cigars,
tobacco. ETC., by Eureka &c Palisade r,
R. For good cigar give them call.
In life insurance it is necessary to die
to beat the game. Do your drinking al
Panaca Saloon and live forever. Only
One price /. One bit
TENTS, blacksmith outfits and supplies
OF all kinds were being conveyed from
fioche yesterday to the new discoveries
west Of Phoebe.
HE County School Superintendent
Geo. ". Hill, was on visit to Pioch.
yesterday. 1 ks
D. c. CLARK u Bro. have just received
a lot of fresh ranch butter, which the,
offer for sale.
ALL the rsnchers in Meadow Vale,
Wash will commence cutting hay abou
the 18th inst. The crops look we'll.
The Hamilton stage arrived yesterda,
about 81 p. M.
A. B. Hunt, attorney at law, arrive,
on yesterdays Hamilton stage.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

A Cock FIGHT took place on Main
street yesterday morning, between a
couple of roosters owned by A. Mandich
aud A. Brown. The Brown fellow got
away with the fight in good shape.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

"a The greatest discovery atPpmpcii
is that Of woman making a fire in u
cook stove while her husband is in
bed and asleep. She was noble
woman. ''iN i,s'ii &'.h
At G.raud Rapids Mich, q man sud
denly fell alta burial service just as
he coffin was lowered into the grave.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08
Josh Billings Wisdom.

don't think that any one has ever
realized tho siniount Of Happiness ndr !
misery he fah .lciphted! 'hHht'n I'd; % b'
Very few men Have an siten"'
sions, but occosiony HIVE made 'iiiahy7H
! h ,t1hii u. 13''iif .1aH lni ,i-xinfa1"
IF We were, wtt;rr,e,'jgs jgsoing to exist Hjrevef iff:w
this world even, there Would Be HbuBf'A
excuse for the manner in witch! aifiSst =
Of us live. I '' = 1''u'',''' f'''''
There is Sd much }'ssaafniinjg I'M 4HeM
world just now that g5od, DID ,fakhfoae' ;
cd, common sense looks ike f5oifshSh
ness. .'''i' IT. ~ s"H7h"h
Ifa man will 10 the best Eeean ohSd
any kind Of a job' lie hhaerfaIe, .'h6
will not only surprise every body Else, ,"i
but he will surprise hiimAsif tob!H" 'i""'l =
When a man reaches the topfouhd"i
in tic ladder Of fame he thinks hesd
owns that round, and lie chnnhot! !! '11hakts2
any room on it for snybbdy else. ''f i''i1
It is comparatively easy to see T'a'h
ghost, when you don't want fb; Bit"
nothing is harder 'thati t6 find Yyhhe 'by'4
hunting tor, it: ~ lnE ,u'rn'".i 'Iro7'
Illavc seen plenty Of dogs tliatssSHolu" !
could not flattcr, but I do hut thIhk IT,
ver'saw man but wIiatwbnId take
a little of.it Kindly .'i"l n'aAi r'l"
You cannot bury h lie 50" deep bbt"'
what il will sptbht!!'-e'' S"oipn!ia' BAG
Y No man can expect to BE Happy
whose thoughts all center oil himself: : !
Moral suasion and cathip ten are -
both food in mild cases. but when. the =
disease is acute, the k life and the blisI = !
ter must be adopted '''"" 1@l' ~ sh''
No man who is unacquainted With.
himself can be vel" acquainted Will g
others. !.fi1 i;l'h r!'' thH az" -.ii
I Iaziicss is Il terrible burden, and Z
one which q man Cannot drop'if he i'''
wants to- b '' .'2i- 10 .htH-s "il.'
What man does l,ot need Is dear q
at cny Price. '',>y y i! J! u. 4. siaksaa =. :.
A
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08
mi f7fr5F-7 n I! 4 NM i T-T7frJTT'f
,'iKick7 Him, When He's Dawn, 4

. . .
When the sun ofprospcrity's shining,
T Aid mhi's growing rich every day;
t)Vhen in cnae mid comfort reclining, 81"
And golden SUCCESS crowns his waHin q
lIoH frients will then flock aboutliim !'f
4 But if Fortune, should happen to.frQwn u
How quickly hell get the .''coId shoulder"
Any I be- be "keReh i| T. befan,s 4e ht dqNn q n n;
IIow kindly tic w;o5fldwill am7,c On him 7
When lifGwith its .slcccsSc, abound |! !'.S
How cordially blapdly yEy'iwillI grtet him /
as inplepsure 4e's ,riiiairgs qro,sMl !, N r,.
But then let reverscs o'crtake llIhi,,
/" And fricfd<, both Il, country shii town, Z,
Have not a;kind word oitlcpr hint ,ei',
but all kick him as'soeHas he's down. !:
'i:,is sith III. orI y .n,esa !, ~ Z.
Let aM,,".s;Sss man ss nGs,iIGn ; g q sfR|tl M M
Tie woFldin9ds 4 4 ,SprjG}hSi iii TT MiIfHA'' i IT, .
And I,isspcts;it VIII ltinilNhpbiHal, q
What though il,eI may he great Villain,
With thc'simplc, the wise, and the clown,
Willie he''snp he's a "lir;top fellow",-,
IL But thYfPl Kick hin ifeyer lie sets down
When. al niM'hns rlen,y of"grecnbacks,"
,I And hc'sheahhY, aiuitestive'itnd gay, -
Hes counted n .tbnlly ehum,i then, I.
And tbeerowI anproycSH III hS may Say,
But just Ia nh todF; his reasllfnes FL l2lfns7 n's'
ptrchanEaltha his %cilta, mS be tgohc-
He'll gertrude endbndviquickIv;l .ilps.s.
.i and be stclto In l. Kicked when hc's
81 ,o"olM'.nniT, ,i'.d I,il ~ -ra'.,1iw,l Z
What's the'ase dfbeini4gy moral or II honest,
OR striveto be upright nnu true, 'N''t
F1r unlc-ssa mans got tsiMsnf money!
The: e:,wM1d.s .bound to put him right
!, throughp -
They'll "a fer him,r oerlaig and surely
7 frem thc Jockey 10 the priest i'll his
And all will stand ready to shub him.. Il /,
p And "kick him because lie is 'lownl'.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

The Free Press, is trying to pcrs,mte'
the Universe TINT aDetroit, man is
building a house with thirteen closets
in it, but nobodyis fool cnoughto be-'
lievo it.. it had said a women was,
building suchtaahousc, wo migkt'haye
believed it.-Bosion -GIUUe:esiE40 4; ~,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

a New Orleans Judge, riding idthe
cars recently, from single glance Mt
the countenancc Ola lady by his side, =
imagined he knew her, and iventured u
to remark that the day was pleasant. d
She only answered :ii II. a,i sgo1
t.-Ies.' II. -f,a 4u .'irGH
tiWhy do you wear a, veil r. .;.e27,
X LEST attract nttention.Yp ,Nr7-, -,
/, is the providence of gentlemen
to admire" ."replied the gallant man
Of Inv. IF. g n E4.'i .(4Hasata,i III,
Eli "Not when they are married" a,so
f. But l am nut.>,oi aon;I .ai IL
"Indoed!' D III noi .rry#K Al
ooh, no, l IN abachelcr.nf 45,lr "a
! The lady qnietiy removed her veil,
disclosing to The astonishedmagistrate
the face of hislmother-in Law. 81 ,,Ip
lie has been raving maniac ever
since. If,.- tat'i t .,lt yEiE -&1yI =,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08
VOLUME It ! 8.
NTOTTCE lis l,er,crl,,yy Given 81

NOTICE is Hereby, given OF
1Nsr the lloss or destruction of Certificate o
of Deposit! No 1881, Orangcburg Branch,
Citizens Savings Bank Of South Carolina,
issued to the late L. j Oliyoros, deceased,
and also'o Of Deposit Book No. oG, Of same
Branoh;in tho name of: tho said e. ]. Oil
voros, in trust, and that / will apply in
three months from dnto for q renewal of tho
same, and for such dividends as may accrue
thereon, TO the Trustee and Committee of
the said. Bank, at Columbia, C.
G-< my Z. ROSA c! OLIVEROS, 1t
mar 6-l am 3m ! Qualified ,Executrix.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08
+, Chicken Cholera:

!, A eorregpondcnc OF a Virginia
piper furnishes the following: w |"
II This : disease, now 50 prevalent
throughout this section Of country,
suggest hiany anxious inqliirics as to
its cause aha treatment. we tender
our information, hot as mere hcantr:ssay,
but from practical experiments made
iupon'a number of aflt!tc,l fowls, from
T, its fneipicncy 10 lis termination, and
III every instance have the same cause
presented themselves. We found in
the crop and iiltcstiics OF every bird
examined several blades of grass, Of 4
characteristic sporadic il its growth,
With full evidence of Congestion,
ABUNDANT secretion or acrid mucus and
an ACCUMULATION of offensive gases,
particularly when the grass was pre-
sent. And knowing that spring vcgcta-
ton POSSESSES laxative properties and
very frequently drastic purgative
effects, we concluded that reasonable
diagnosis had BEEN reached and a clue
| to the real cause OF chicken cholera
had been determined. But prcsumiiig
that we had mistakcn the real source
OF the disease, the treatment adopted
has ina very great measure convinced
US that our opinion must be correct,
rs nearly all ofthe subsequent cases
rapid'y recovered ky' tie following
treatment q Prepared chalk and
powdered n charcoal equal parts,
powdered gtihr 'camphor and ASA
tptida equal parts and pure carbolic
acid. Mix al together and give onc
tcasspoonful morning and might to
ten chickens, keeping them dry and
warm aud moderately we'll fed. We
find this preparation to act rs a
thorough preventive and should be
! given aboat once dr. twice each week.
| /, gar ;,--t----7-7i-7--a. ,--t---7-7ii-7--a. @-..~-- "a n "tu
.4,r 0nr Iesrcations.l Il; .jl i
j' IT h rcop27e My r.tve ;f75 q siot ;,ii.-
for the leisure houris truth which
| Legislators nrc sometimes loo apt to
ignore, aiid.'to which many We'll intcnt-
toned persons willal!y shut iheir
eyes. a coal miner, for example. wiio
spends his holidays, as some do, in
pcrfecting his knowledge Of some
musical instrument, or in learning to
take a crcditable'p part in the gle! club
to which he Belongs, is 4 worrthier
member of society than If liz insisted
on improving the shining hour Is;
patronizing dog fights and badger
batting hccr and pugjlism.. The worst
Of it is thst tic pccdfhl taste for and
Instruction ina Mild accomplishni ep,t'
arei'i,ot always present, willie Tie
roughcr and coarserN 'motcs Of enjoy
mcnt force themselves but too readily
upon the notice. It is an error 10 SUP
pose that while work requires care
and torcthought, pleasure. seeking is
~ art Spontaneously acquired. No
form ofamu;ement can by possibility
bo discovered which cannot be abused
Or perverted, but Of the gr 1T majority
of'existins divcrsions'i it may confident
~ be alleged that tl,c good which they
occasion largely outwcighs the Incl
dcrtal evil, and that this would be a.
worse as well'asi a gloomier world
could there be m end put at once and
fpr ever to our reefcations. ''
There were clcrgymcp who kissed
before Beccher was horn. Said the
Rev. sydney Smith "Wearcin IN Elyor
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

In riding from Boston to Concord,
last Monday, the President tod Mr.
Blaine that he felt like cracking a,
joke; and when he cracked it, tie pas
scngcrs all got up and requested the
conductor e'tdl,u'c, to put That man Off the
car ''''''
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

Long Long life il Great Britain is on the
decrease, ccntcnariuns are. much fre-
qucn,1t than han forty years ago. despite the
increase ease IF # population. Tho 100000
OF todfp'oplulllaati,oln ion in in, thc South eastern
coUnties |'ti,. Produced. 1886 .nonagena-.
rians, but London, ws}ithia population
Of Of AZ Sa2sso'ooo can only muster, nus tteprr,s':s ss4, {,
persons abov. The age Of ninety, and
chesirq, with sin,ila55 aggregate popp-
latiop, 5SG.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

XII The noblest thing on Garth Is The
man who rises to the dignity Of self
mastery. The man who can, 'reiuse
indulgence to clamofihs; desire, can chn
hold the cfaving appctitc" ungratilied'
and say tothc rising passion, Peace,
be still!" is a true hero. ''H' HIKE.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

Or striveto be upright amt true, tNN''.
For mnle+sa mans got ,slthscf money!
TheeNwmfd;;ss bound to put him right
H. thrnnGhl, es- :.
They'll "a fer hint oerlaig and surely
Frem lhc Jockey 10 The priest in his
And all will stand ready to shub him.. a
l. And "kick him because lie is ,ownr'
700 = ~ ---..Is :. -: ~ 'Aiif
| Too PQpr, to Take Newspaper /,
I Al anccdote is told ga farmer
going o4e day to the Office Of a New
York Journal and ordering his paper
stopped. because lie ,was toopoor. to
take it ahy longer. = ~
"Suppose We make Il bargain said
and sGidct a lei, tl1att Hshallbcs called
my henF sell tic eggs %tIliat lie lien
lays ddyiHg ths year, aid }s,csnl,di' },sl,di' the
ptoees !!|Sa :s irGf iel 4
for the pasier. ''''' F"
The farier, was pleased al 50 easy
a way to pay for his paper, and rcadi-
ily consented. The result was, That
during the year the hen paid ori',he
paper twice its regular price Of sub
scriptinn. '',s'''. t''A.' 7" 7
This is by no means y pure fiction,
for the same may be truc in great
multitude Of cases. Almost cvcry
one wastes and throw away more
than enough money during tic year
to get 4 weekly Or daily newspaper
that would furnish him With aintcllec-
tual food, aid Keep lin posted ii the
busy, stirring events 'of'the day. II A
very. sinai! rrGtfSnclimient III the 1uxu.
rics that almost ieetryy one indu1g1ss III
would se6udrie' a daily Visitor fill ~
gossip about the doinss Of the grcsat
world around ut; full of stirring events
in the histcry tha,'is cvcry day being
made in our own country and FIJI! Of
useful general information, and facts
i'll literature, science and 1art. Be
sides it is the duty Of The people to
support the prcss, for it has always
stood rs n grand bulxark between
them and political and military op-
preston; it l,as sounded the notes Of
warming that has 'oftcn AROUSED them
to action;'it has stripped the borrowed
cloak from corruption and vcnality in
high places, and showed them III all
their lefdrmity, a!f,lis to-day the great
friend Of education; justice" religion
and peace. The press speaks every
al times, carrying light in
places where otherwise perpetual dark
ness would reign. And whch lie re-
member" what thc world would be
without the press how darkness,
Ignorance, wire and oppression would
lhourlsh unoPpcsed-lct no one any
longer say that he IS too POOR to take
"a newspaper 7,a' rnl.ioi t2s,' e#5i1i
Its bad tatbc poor.n ttis "a pity
q man can't fMt, in .s something every
time the hat is handed in church.
Very often tho will has ITO be taken
for the decd The spirit islwillipg,thc
impulses sqf liborality ARE strong. but
some thingis the matter with the pockr
ct book. Editors will have TO give
orders on their delinquent subscribers
when they ihavnIt. the. money, which
is nearly every Sunday, ,,6i,,s5 ];
Atravelcr, putting tIp his horse in
New Albany, Ind, Disguised the SIN.
BILE Keeper by ordering 'o,fe cctIts
worth ofhay.' Y n 81 ..9
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

Insrespmse to m inquiry :7o'HowH
shall | keep my husband Mt home I'm z
tho evenings3' tho reply isl rnade:i, /,
"Take u club and try to drive him,
out - !;iod ssl tis y n9r!.it3 ii,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

Atravclcr, putting iityhis@ horse in
New Albany, Ind, diSgustcd the stn-.
Bile Keeper by ordering 'olic cciIts
worth ofhay.' T' q .s
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

There were clcrgymcp who kissed
before Becchcr was horn. Said the
Rev. Sydney Smith: "We are in favor
Of a certain amount ofshyness when a
kiss is proposed, but it should not be
too long; and when the fair ono, gives
it, let 1T be administered with warmth
and encrgy;lct there be soul in it. III
she close her eyes, and sighs immcdiate-
ly after: il, the effect is greater. She
should be careful not to slobbcr a kiss,
put give itolas humning-bird runs
his bill inton lloney,,ickl deep, but
delicate. There is much virtue in q
kiss when we'll dclivcretl.i We have
the memory Of one We received in our
youth whicl, lasted Shorty years, and
wo believe it will be ono Of the last
things VIC shhll think of when ne die"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Records OF the Rebellion.

Gen. II. V. Boynton writes to the Cincinnati
Gazette an interesting letter about the records
Of the rebellion. He says, "fsw had any idea Of
the enormous bulk..of the material which makes
up the records of the late war. II was stored in
more than dozen buildings. aud a number Of
these contained little else. Oae Of these is do
voted to what are termed the records OF diecon-
tinued commands, and. as this title indicates,
they constitute great portion Of the field re-
cords Of the war. This building ia 40 feet by 80
and is four stories high Eight ranges Of win
dow shelves run lengthwise through each story
from floor to ceiling, and two thirds Of these are
packed 30 close as any book-keepor's shelves
with immense ledgere, which are the books OF
letters received and sent, the telegram books,
battle report books, order books, and ali the
great variety OF records which were kept ut
each headquarters, and regularly copied into
these volumes. The rest Of the shelves are
packed close with unentered papers of endless
kinds, but each containing some scrap Of war
history. There aare $50 cords Of records in
this one building. The huge volumes which
look down from the long line OF shelves on ei-
ther eide Of the long aisles, are the books and
And papers OF the discontinued firm Of Govern
ment and Army.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Better than Nothing.

good old lady, very particular and very
pious, once kept boArdidg house in Bos-
ton. staunch to hor principles, she would take
no one to board who did not hold to the eterna
punishment Of large portion of the race. But
the people were more intent on cArnal comfort
than spiritual health, so that in time her house
became empty, much to her grief and alarm
After some time bluff old sea captain knock
cd at the door, and the old lady answered the
call
"Servant, maam. Can you give mo board
for two or three days Got my ship here, eAnd
shall be on - soon Is load"
Wall, don't know !" said tho old lady.
"Oh, house full, eh?'
"No, but
But what, mA'am ?"
81 don't take any uncleAn or carnal people in
my house. What do you believe ?"
I" About what ?"
condemned p
"Oh, thunder, yes,"
"Do you ?" said the good woman brighten.
ing up. Well, how many souls do you think
will be In the fire eternAly ?"
|" Don't know ma'am, reslly--I never calculst
cd that"
"Oan't you guess ?"
"Oan't say, perhaps Atty thousand"
"WA'Al, hem" mused the good woman 81
guess I'll take you, fifty thousand 10 better thai
nothing"