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And now appeared one of the most ter
rible aud magnificent spectacles It was ever our
lot TO witness. lue whole broad ana high front
OF the international Hotel was wrapped IA in ITS
winding sheet, IN one lurld mass Of II inc. which
seemingly a. in mOckery Of the puny powers
OF man ana his appliances 10 stay ia course
stopped toward the eaftn In the eddy OF the
wind with a hunting sound as Of demoniac
laughter, lnd then, SwerVng ana Veering, as il IN
disdaln tossing lis mead, II arose towering al
most to the very clouds, and-Ih, II needed no
fervid ID utcan Imagination then to discover
WITHIN tue irlneeS OF that glll-cdgcd hell the
clearing cYc-biilS, yea. the very claws and
bloody hair Of the demon of the flames -witl
one lell swoop II hurled Itself across the broad
street over upon aud wound itself around, fast
1ni my, sted ne whole Immense building known
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ONE OF WASHINGToN's GENERALS.
Decorating the Grave of Anthony Wayne.

Decorating the Grave of Anthony Wayne.
ERIE, June 9.-About one mile north IL
the business portion OF this city, and overlooking
the blue waters Of Pressure Isle Bay. Is high bur.
Here. In the days when our patriotic forefathers
were nghting for their liberty, stood old Fort
Pressure Isle and here for three-quarters Of
century. slept all that was earthly Of the heroic
General. Mad ANTHONY Wayne.
1t was well known that Mad ANTHONY died az
the old fort. and was buried at his own Request
near the foot Of the nlgstan. Time, hoNeyers
obltcrated all traces OF the grave, aud he slept
there alone and unhOnored until few wears
ago, when his grandson instituted search Tor
the grave and accidentally found II.
The body was In remaI kahle state ~ pres
ervation, aud wishing to remove II 10 Chester,
Pa, the grandson boiled the flesh from tho
bones, replaced the flesh In the old CONN. aud
rebured IL in tue old grave where II had lain 50
long
Time passed on, and once more the identity or
the grave WAS lost. Search was frequently made
for II, but all IN vain until II was discovered ON
jan d, 1876. All that remained to tdeutiiy Tue
spot the old CONN lid. IA "A very dilapidated
condition. The pieces were placed In position
as nearly as possible. and when SO arranged tns
following Inscription, formed by brass nails,
Gould be distinctly traced:
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A Mormon Ma,hemn,ical Discovery.


On Tuesday, May 30, 1876. Prof. Or.or
Pratt, Sr made a highly important discovery in
the Department OF Mathematics In the me-
that, for ages general solution Of the ru.i
equation, when all the roots arc real and No.
equal, ma, been sought for IN vain. C'nihr- -
ago Catdan succeeded Ia giving a general so,l'
tOn whcn two Of the roots ara imam irN hs-
his formula was wholly useless and irrrd 1910
when the equation contained thrae real ana Ih'
equal roots.
Prof. Pratts general solution gives the 'hfe'
real ana unequal roots In terms of the grnyl"
ana coenlc lents with the same IiSur lld ~
tihctnrss as those attending tho solution u' lue
qua1ratlc. In the greYt arm ot the u # pf,t
found mdthematicians VINO have emu l'pra
modern science some eminent dlgeuiu'. na'S
pretended u demonstrate tn impls-Iii
such solution. But Prof pritts snl li 10 Nv
forever proved The inrOrrectness ~ -i.H p''
Tended negative demonstrations.
rms general solution vii nave a very lNPIi
tant ana useful bearing upon tho iusdfe ~
vancement Of algebraical analysis.
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There Is some science, Il little mystery.
OF cr0quet. The other dAy, when IA Detrnit
clergyman made an evening cali on one of ms
congregation, aud was invited tO play a game
he Was only too glad, rendrklng tnat such a.
81 ! games served sometimes 10 place pastor
ana paTlshoner on more friendly footing BE-
lore lhe hist game was out "A young lady hlt him
aIch, and two OF the PLAYERS decided never to
daIken his church agan on account OF his ch cat
ing. Ia the midst VI eroquet k0u can't tell
where you axe.
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When -ul,non were Plenty.

Keuncbec salmon being sold at sixty
cents pound pl.'s one In mind there Is "A law on
the statute books of the state of Connecticut
nnQihs masters not to feed their apprentices ON
ilc9h salmon more MAN twice or thrice "A week
Many oil the Older citizens of New Haven re
member well when Shad were caught AT West or
Mll RIVER anu salmon also; that every one no
bought one shad was expected to take "A couple
ol salmon Tor the sake of getting them out of
we way. ~ TACT, the salmon were not Thought
III to eat. Shdd were considered far hattnr ~, Il
OF Infinite superiority. "'
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II. I. GILBERT,
Ii.I.,>oI-.. L,sArr

SI'hT'I: OI' Ig.l.t>oi-'. - ~ALtECc--s
- h. no, Fu,#F t.Ist frt.I % June lam a. Lo''.
In fivUuyg.
Charles " Carey. 10y Minerva Polllns, his next friend,
sarah Thompson Rosetta Thompson and Minerva Poln>,
, samuel " Raymond Tr, sssrcr OF L. sale county II
Ho-, GrOrge ". Carey, Ah jan t4res, Ah,tum carey,
John Carey, and the Unknown cus OF Gavin carey, de
ceased.
clerk ot that said defendant AbJh carey doe
reside sIltp. that TIE place 81 r"steltc 81 salt
dctudaur- Joan and AhsIom Carey, upon ulRent
Inquiry asCyr;aucd. and mat the name. OF All
me heirs ut Calvin Carey, deceased, other than Minerva
Poi Sarah Ia lupSun, Iohn taty Ah,alpW' aTCi.
AhIth carey and GtuIgr ". carey. Arr unkn ~ To the
couraiuants. and said coupAHaus having tled 'te;r b
complaint Ia said CUurI, on the chhCcrS sue efeoI
The mn OF DE ru her y. l- herein ana sum
moss having le,u issued thereon according 20 Law;
Nutcr. Therefore. tHVb by given 10 sNl d. ltndan's
NO.sh Grey John Carey, Absalum carey, ara the IN
kgUVn HrS OF ttlya rev. Decreased, mat u tsS You
nu each OF YOU -uuay Dee and pear before sara UurL
s4Id Inr 90 Dee rt f f" Court hoGte IN Otta
VA ~ sad county Hr lrst Monday Of jane next
I-. when aau vN'r said SUMMONS i reiuTpahel and
plead answer. tsuur cNcest To sad bill the same Will
x. taken confessed against yOu and tue matter, a-a
tuug- therein prayed Tor deCIeed accordingly.
T. ". HOLMES CLERK.
H. 1. GuurrT. solicitor urH4 ~
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Obituary,

On Tuesday night, about II o'clock, died at
her home in this city, of pneumonia, Miss Lee
titia Dudgeon, aged IS years, > mos, - days.
Miss DudgcOn had come to this comfy with
her parents about - years ago from England,
and some years later, losing her parents, had
been living here and Keeping house with a
younger sister, She was a lady of education ana
rein ement, Il devoted christian woman and
member of the Episcopal church, and greatly
esteemed by large circle of relatives and
friends, who sincerely mourn her loss. The day
before had died her infant nephew, Henry Dud-
geon Nash, the child of Henry c. and Nellie
Nash, of Group, whom al the time she hardly cX-
pected tn follow so soon to the better land. The
child was weeks aud day old.
On Thursday were also buried at Ottawa the
remains of L. VI. Strickland, which had arrived
on Wednesday from California, where he had
died. He was the son of Rial Strickland, Esq.
of this city, was about 20 years old, had gone to
Southern California some four years ago, a con
firmed consumptiye, in the vain hope OF regain.
ing his health. rs in the case Of many others
the sud result was only that he died lricndlcss
wanderer among strangers.
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GEORGE N. LELAND.

MAST ERE, Al. I;.-Nu.ce 5 hereby given.
VI lH4f Hy EfI Ir u 'ln a-rr u". a0l 90. aNnH
made trG entered into by aud between ne pare- ttha
uaHr, the being uis comp u4t ana N'.' ait'
% att-r.4 cause nov pending sIt ,trrrs.. 200 The
,yU Court ui the comfy u Ia sale ADD STATE i tols
g4 100" 'ltIC=tY side thereof, HLtUlr h"t. NuU =.
complain. or. Nelson Gard. Arthur e. NcluI shl
.tar. Ian IT'S Cci.urau'- .IrI 900 >.'2.it % .ti
afternoon ut s1i rsN ut"s Cor -Ir. .l ir >AaI or o
Hu county Court House 81 ottawa 'u .All tou ny, ~
#.r, auction ana " Then sd 90 fHH highest Oh iuCr,
ODE a. uWn. G,,Hr fH property. Hvr. me same v. evt
t said supIaila and cal Co p SOFA thtle th say
30. tour. lt ElHr- ls-.fy, E f >h' =, u, pa 20 Is
Wn, Ia sal. count, l ni.. A-n .N' lorth haI ' -
Iua tnau trAs q. county aud -tatc sictr~ q
T. ru.s Of SHES .-l So o. and Deed % Poi. cF-
ere To- pur ..4r az G-t-- .roy fhe confirm .a o.
4. 4iI -aff b. ..Il r....t tEOlGE VI LkiANlt,
deco .,v Master iu 0hlI,-l
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Holiday goods at the Boston 80 Cent store.

Oh HAxD.-The newly elected county officers
took possession of their Offices on Monday last.
Sheriff McIntire and Circuit Clerk Hook step
ping down and out to make room for Messrs.
Stevens and Holmes as Sheriff and Clerk. Jas.
Z. King has been appointed Jail Waterman by
Mr.. Stevens, while Clark. of Ia Sale, sits in
W b. Halls chair of state. Holmes has not
appointed deputy as yet-perhaPs he "wants
to do all the work" But he will get over that
soon enough. He is busy preparing for the
January term of his court;
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GF0nGE MI. LELAND,

1I<.,..r re, .s..-NDtc" Is hereby given.
vi That Inv t;,r ct decree made and entered of record
by The r,I Cu.t OF Ia Sale county. state OF III nps, AZ
,a rrln of said court A. D. ls,l, Ger sin cause
lien pending n -aid court ih" chnrty srle hereof
wherein John H. Young and jeremiah lty"h, nhr'urrS u!
trsdt by the meme Hiu ~ leo You EyOi '" re com
ualrani- aud Joseph Glars, L,Hudrr -. l'rmi ahu
urtcth day # Drcnu.nyr ., %. N', ~ ,e h3ur oi te!
our door OF INC County uIf House N ottawa, IA sGd
county, AZ p4nC aucItuu, , Mil lhtn lei 70 hr hEhest
I.a- uIa ion y,EHr described property, being same
p y s,l decree Doe sold. thvi> 20 say; southwest
afc oi the Southeast uUutvr ODD section tAtn.y cl-hl
,v,o.tt a. ,Ur norm IN ring" three east the
fhird pIu i9ul uc.i'iar, 20 rr county Ol l. "a anu
Terms o. sale. Cash GEJEnL ST. TLA o..
Dated Dec. y lslG-tW Master IN ca
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Jubilee Singers.

The Jubilee Singers are coming, and vii! give
one of their famous entertainments at the opera
House on next Monday evening. Who does not
know who and what are the Jubilee singers ~
is now some years since they were here ana sang
to an immense audience at the Congregational
Church. Since then the company has hiaue
tour of England and the Continent, everywhere
creating n Tutult. in musical circles. lhey nave
but lately rcturn, AID are now oh Their way To
California, singing their sweet ana wonderful
songs to a few favored audiences rs they 60
That they have lost none Of their former power
we are assured by the press comments made
since their return from Europe:
rbe Original Tennessee Jubilee Singers, who
are now singing at the Grand Opera lionsc, are
creating perfect ttUOte, it being almost impos-
sible to obtain standing room in the vast build
inp after o'clock p. NJ. They sing their plain
tive HYMNS and melodies with all the sweetness
that was so attractive when they were here be-
fore They have lately returned from their sec
ond tour Of Europe, and there seems to he the
same desire to hear them as of old-N J. HerdM.
They are by far the finest troupe Of Jubilee
Singers that ever visited Chicago. The Misses
Lula and Anna Henderson, and Misses Dora
Clark and Della Reyno, were excellent III the eX-
IRENE, and their plantation hymns and melodies
are beyond cXpression.-C Chicago Times.
They render not only the plantation hymns
and jublees, but operate music, in manner
which plainly proves the negro capable of Guilt
walton in music beyond our more favored race OF
paler face.-Chicdg0 Tribune
Our readers will take the prccaution to secure
their seats early, as there is bound to be a rush
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N!itinight 4 ssnult.

The tramp nuisance has been getting to be
more than nuisance in this ncghborhood late
IT, Only Il short time ago We recorded WI
famous assault on Mr.. VIM Weaver which almost
ended in murder, and this week We lay before
our readers another not so sensational in its de-
tails, but nevertheless startling. On this occa
sion Mr.. Chas. Brown, son Of Il. X. Brown, Esq.
living in the town of South Ottawa, about five
miles southwest OF the city, was the victim. On
last Friday night he had returned from a visit
and was putting up his horses, about midnight
He had embarrassed the animals and sent them
to their stalls; but one going about half way Ia.
to the stall backed out and refused To- 20 further
NJ. Brown holding whip in his hand gave him
a cut and drove him in again, but hc still refused
to 20 more than half way into the pen. Brown
then entered the stall him self to lind the trouble
which be shortly discovered in an unexpected
way, by receiving blow in the chest which
Knocked him down. His first impression Wa
that the horse had kicked him, SO he hurried g.
gyt NJ and out Of the way. IS he reganed his
feet, having moved TO one side and more into IN,
light, ut was bright moonlight night hc saw
a man in fluut of him with his arm raised hold
Ing i knife In his hand. The knife came dpau
too suddenly 70 escape entirely, for it cut ga.
about three inches long through his coat and uu.
dcrcoai, though it did not reach the flesh. After
striking at him, the man with his companion,
who until then had not been seen, rushed oUi 30.
the barn and escaped.
The most reasonable solution Of the case is tina,
they were there 10 steal horses, Of which there
were large number in the stable, but were foil.
ed because Of Mr.. Browne coming Oh them uH.
expectedly and driving them to close quarters.
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A case Of intimidation" occurred the other
night that ought to cheer the hearts Of our radi-
cal friends for It's boldncss and success 1t seems
a negro and white friend went into saloon
not far from the square and called for drinks.
The proprietor instead Of producing the liquor
sailed out from behind the bar and graspcd a
stove poker with which hc hit our colorcd friend
a rap on the back of the head which dropped
him immediately The liquorish gentleman then
pounced on him and proceeded to continue his
intimidation, to make it binding, as it were
When the ncgro's friend attempted tC interfere
he was held back by the assistant bar keeper till
the boss had thoroughly walloped the negro,
who having begged" took the first opportunity
offered to light out. Wherefore the whaling he
received, we know not, nor doth the witness. 1t
looks like pure case Of rebel yell " "bull.dozed
by southern ire-eaters' and all that sort Of
thing, you know.
For good substantial holiday gifts go to Rugg's
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Ladies and Children's Suits.

THE LADIES' AND CWLDEEN'S DEPARTMENT
CONTAIN, Many ,NoyELTIEs,, Roth INPnlElL En
SUITS ~ SIo; CAMEL HAIR SUITS AT So.
ana SILK TITS at SD WILL GIVE coon IDEA
of THE VERY NV PRICES At WHICH GOODS ARE
sol u N inns DEPARTMENT. 4 HANDSOME DRESS
OR sun l. VERY ACCEPT AnLE PRESENT
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>-OTICI. h rAtEUF IKE RAArrY. pECkA~ p
y Notice - hereby given. thNi TIE unfer-igns.
traitor Of said Hing Beatty. ste OF IL " ny
& la sale and slste OF Illinois, aeSetses NJ ssP
ne gouurs guuFf sid couufy The third ho1se t
Inc isth syl OF Fehruay ISL ~ tire counfy Court en
OTTAWA. % sid eOantl, sb ard Shere Al essss, -
claims den ancs zgAus. aid estate are notne ieI1
ans present h s.meir srifna tor sa1ustrelt
Dated this sth day q peeeI7etr a. D y o ,.,-r
Esraex Aduln.-sIs <
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SHAWLS.

orr SHAWL DEPARTMENT PHE~ENTS MANY
ATTRACTIONS. As THE ASSORTMENT Is LARGE.
CHOICE MD VARIED. ZEAL INDIA SMAWLS AXE
Or FETID es Low as sSI!J 90 ; win DECCA. CHED
DA AND OTHER EQUALLY FINE GRADES. SELLING
from sSI2 90 unw1rds. THE PRICES AEE BELOW
ANYTHING ! Er OFFERED IN THIS MAEkET
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DRESS GOODS.

II DRESS GnODS Our ASSORTMENT Is NEnl
LAEGEagd PIECES EANIE ir9m l1hG 10 - ~
FERFD AZ 90, 600. 20" and ~ 90 IHESE
FABHlr- ARE IN THE CHOICEST DNsk tLplN
SHADES, add are very acceptable.
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Il T GILBERT.

NOTICI:.-Tsrsr - loHN GAEnISFs, prcSVEB.
y Notice d. hereby given, that the undersigned, re a.
tor OF fH. last all I'D frtsment uf John Nalln at.
III the cosrfy u Ia te and STAT uIslis. Gecesc Nil
anns,r before The County Court OF said COUNTY thr
M "a Monday sBs The l3tn day OF feoiuAfy So g lhe
Count gruIf House IN ottawa. IN sAid county, shcn
,i vH.T sIT fe-ou- haviug claims dems,s ua>f
sad gsrs. arr uotife attend present the sue ia
Nr.r NJ Tor "a. l-fueuI
THOMAS GARpINE =
la - Ike.
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SILKS,

or WHICH orr STOCK Is THE LARGEST IN THE
CITY ARE OFFERED AS FOLLOWS: GO ~ BLACK
SILK at ~ son ryard WITH BETTER GRADES AT
HIGHER PRICES, CoLoEEn 81 ks. very .0nd ~
80 20 and mp. DRESS PATTERN or EITHER
WOULD Ri AN APPROPRIATE GIFT
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UPHOLSTERY.

THE rrHOLsTERY DEPARTMENT CONTAINS ia
MASH ND LACE CuLi AlNS, EtPs. bKnCAIEi LIS.
ShIlNS. CEEIONNE-. tHlNILE~, LANBRtQl iN-.
&c hc together with PIER AND NANIEL MllIsIis~.
CpSNEtliNG COENitEs tOHNIttS. SHADES. &c.
&c PIgt rs IL THESE GOODS Al.r $, l:tA-uSA-
BLE THAT DWELLING NAY ~ EENEWED tpE
me HOLIDAYS AT 4 VERY SLIGHT COST
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Ladies' Real Seal SaCquCS.

DARK SHADES AND FINE QUALITY. VERY DEsIR
ARIE f.u $50. These rllf r AFFORD POSI-
TIVE BthGAlNs.
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Remttsnces for clubs must be made at one time, but
additions may made any time at club rates after the
club has been rascd provided full years subscription IL
taken
Postmastes my retain 10 per cent of al! money for
warded subscriptions secured by them The get
terup OF a cdb more than I've copies may retain com.
mission of 10 pr cent. on Weekly clubs.
Money can st By Post Office Money Order Registered
Letter. or Draft 1t our risk Address,
ChAS. l.. WILSON, Publisher,
100 and i6I Dearborns ST., Chicago
cr Single copos for sale and subscriptions received by
Osman & Hapeuan, Ottawa Illinois.
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Home made caramels and all kinds Of fancy
candies made at II. Walthers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-09

Catholic Prayer Books in all styles ST osna
& Hapeman's.
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g Ulster and cape overcoats for the lii,le boys
cheap, at A. Frank & Co.'S.
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For The HOLIDAYS!
LORD g. 7 Ayk.()R
ME w YORK

We INVITE ATTENTION TO TIE FOILoWING nE
PARrMENTs or OUR ESTABLISHMENTS. THE LOW
PRICES At WHlC OUR GOODS ARE MARKtD
HAVE SPECIAL REFEREN' T. TO TUE HOLIDAY
SEASON. AND BARGAINS WILL BE FOUND
TnROUGHOUr TIE HOUSE.
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FURS.

u tbs LINE OUR STOCK INNiTES. INSPECTION
FOR w SILL GOOD FUR SGl-NIFF AND BON
20 $500. WITH THE BETTER GRADES Pro
HnEIllN Alkl.N LOW.
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Candies, nuts, fruits for the holidays at the
lie Bon Ton.
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Get your holiday suits at A. Frank & Co.'S, the
Peoples ClOthier.
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For No. |, p cent oyster stew and a good
| lunch, call at II. Walther's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-09

The week Just ending has been quite lively
one in the way of amuscments, considering tina
during the fall but few entertainments of any
kind had been given here The week opened OF
Monday evening with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-09

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

in the war, as some complications seem
to indicate, it would bring valuable help
to Servia and Montenegro, which are
vastly overmatched by the Turkish
power
The Sympathies of American Chris
tians must run strongly with the PROV
inces in their doubtful struggle They
are nominally Christian, and Servia is
pervadcd by an earnest religious spirit,
which leads to general Bible study They
are all oppressed by the Turk, and no
justice can be had at n Turkish court, or
at the hands of Turkish official. Any
true prosperity or rapid growth is inn
possible until the Turkish yoke is utterly
broken and all fear of its rc-establshment
is at an end. How this good is to be
reached it needs bold prophet to fore
tell. The .jeaIousies OF ChriStcndom keep
the Turk in Europe; but internal decay
is so rapid that no outward holstcring can
long save the empire. When it falls II
Christian state may be possible, and the
splendid provinces now weak and impov-
erishcd from long misgovcrnmcnt may
enter on Il brilliant future.