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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
To the Unfortunate.
new REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES

- DIR. GIBBONS pIsPEN-
III SAKY, NO. 623 kEARNY ST.
corner OF. Commercial, San Fran.
cisco. Private entrance on Com
mercial street. Established in
1914, for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as donorrhea, Gloet, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency. etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Legs. etc.. successful.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announ.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time no,
meney in seeking out new remedies, and haa
returned with increased facilities fer the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexua,
indulgence, is practieed by the youth Of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, produc-
ing with unsrring certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless com bated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
rustling OF leaves or rafting Of chariots, UNI
e%asiness about tho loins. weakness of the
OF confidence, difhdence in approaching stran.
gers, a dislike to form new acquaintances. a
disposition to snun society, loss of memory
Pimples and various eruptions about the face
hectic Pushes, farred tongue. fetid breath
coughs. consumption. night sweats, monoma-
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief DO not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, eli
ther in person or by letter, and have q cure
effected by. his now and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails Of
~sfscting . quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons ut q distance may be CURED AT
Hbo0ME, by addressing q lstter to DIR. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length Of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity. to any part Of the country, with
full and plain directions for use,
By inclosing Ten Dollars coin in q regis.
tored letter through the Postolice, or
through Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S, q package OF
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they sec this aH
vortissment in.
All communications strictly confidential
Address DIR. J. +. GIBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jyl "
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE
buckeye Mill SITE
NO. 800.
US. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, Nev ,
February IL, 1877,

US. LAND OFFICE, EUREkA, Nov,
February IL. 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN mr..
IN the Eureka Consolidated Mimi. FAT
pan whose Postofice address is EursE.. 0sSn'
yada, has this day filed its arplication ,,ase
patent for 5 acres as q mill site, situats IVA
and being in Eureka Mining District c.a, !
Of Eureka, and State of Nevada. and IIvuaty
and designated by the field notes and o9o!n
plat on file in this office as lot No. li3. 'uoa
The exterior boundaries Of said lot M -.
being as follows. to wit: Variation lax ~
east. ~" aes.
Commencing at a post marked No,
Survey. No. lib, whencs the Flagstaff II Is.
town of Eureka bears n. ~ deg. "a min 70 ~
7.2l7 feet; highest point of Ruby Hill W.
bears s., 63 deg. 5 min. w., 3,Ol7 feat. -
Lawton shaft bears f., ~ deg. 2I mir " y
2,a99 feet; and post No. l Of the Survsv ~"
~. Buckeye Lode. bears S., IS dog IL mil, "
2,7S9 feet; thence running first courss N !
deg. 81 min. W. 800 feet to post marked Nes,
US. Survey No. lib; thence, second courssN
46A dog. T.. 4S4 feet. to post marked Nj
Y. s. Survey N. ll3; and thence, third conn.,
5, "A deg. 30 min. E., l,o2l.5 fest. to 1",,
/, the place of beginning. containinsSS n, \.
acres.
Any and all persons claiming advers.,v -.
portion Of said Buckeye mill site . "
ground as hereinb before described. ara ',a
CURED to file their adverse claim with y.
Register of the United States Land ofScs =,
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada. durins II.
80 days. period Of publication hereof. or IN,
will be barred by virtue of tbs proyisions y
the statute. u. il. IMMELp Rsr;stnss y
fel3-6Od
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ASSESSMENT N

Elm N OxxC1.
A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
IA ING -CoMPANY-Location Of prinei-
pal place Of business, San Francisco, Califor-
mia. Location of works. Eureka Mining Dis
trict, Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 10Th day
of February, 1877, an assessment mo 81 of
twenty-five cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the Corporation, payable
i'm mediately in United States sold coin, to
the Secretary. at the office OF the Company,
room 81, Nevada block, No. 800 Montgomery
street, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Goth day Of
MARCH, 1871, will be delinquent, and adver.
tised for sale at public n%action; and unless
payment il made before will be sold on
FRIDAY, tho goth day of APRIL, 1877, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
w. W. TRAYL0K, Secretary.
Office Room No. 81, Nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street. San Francisco, Cali
fornia. f25td
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Assessment Notice.
Assessment Notice.

ITO ELlAKIM COREY: PLEASE TAKE
i notice that you are O co-ownsr with the
undersigned in the Pickwick Il Corey mine,
situated IN Eureka Mining District. Eureka
now due from you to the undersigned, on &c
count Of assessment work done on tho above
named mine for the year l476. end
ing December 81, 1876, the sum Of so. being
your one-third interest in the said mine, and
If the said sum Of so, with the cost OF adver-
Using this notice, remains unpaid at the ex-
piration of ninety days from tho date Of this
notice, your interest in the Pick wick 4 Corey
mine ana Company will be forfeited, and your
accordance with the provisions Of the Act Of
ongress, approved May 10, 1872.
SPENCER REYNOLDS,
ADAM HALL.
Eureka, Nevada. January 3. 1877.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI,
IN persons not to negotiate for any coal re-
ceipts, issued in my name, unless indorsed
by me, as | will not DO responsible for thcm.
Eureka. March 90. 1877. Nv
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PURE ARTl4 ESSN ESS.

clere:aad Heratf.
They sat on bunch in the park, and his man.
" ar1n was around her waist. Suddenly she
twisted around and spoke:
sslt's awful war1n.s'
"Ycs."
Silence for three minutes. The young man
ponflers on the awful peril that encircles man
who comes from home with only Is cents and
s1ecye-button in his pocket.
.tIt's tue waI1nest weather l think eEeT
knew.''
Ye-es, tits warm.''
sNIy throat is dreadfully parched-n
s!That's too bad; would you like some
ssOh no; the water is so terribly warm aud
brackish.''
Young man grows desperate.
Wouldn't you like damp handkerchief tied
around your thruat!"
~No, T think need something refreshing.
Dear me, it seems as though I would faint for
want OF something cooling"
Young man chokes With despair, then braces
up.
"Darling, let me feel your pulse. One hun
dred and ten iu the shade! Oh, darling, it has
come as {carcd / never eau 1ory i've myself.
Your mother warned me about keeping you out
in the night air on account Of the typhus preya-
lent and now have kept you here. and these
terrible symptoms tell of the approach VI The
destroyer. Let ME help you home, my darling,
aud should YOU die, the waters OF Lake Erie
will close over my hapless form forever. Como,
sweet onc, let me take YOU home." Ten min-
utes later that young man stood over a
schooner OF lager in corner saloon, and wiped
tho perspiration from his brow as be laid down
his last fifteen cents, and congratulated himself
on having beaten woman on the icc-cream
business, while young woman sat on the door
step waiting to be let In, and so mad Sue
couldn't sneak.
, 1877-07-29

Detrn4. Free ittss-
Little Mrs. Dat;gct WAS going down Brush
street. She had I'll her storc-clothes aud was
sailing aions.. like Baltimore clipi"r when she
met strange wo1lan- They surveyed each
other us they slowly passed. Mrs. Dasgct could
tell exactly what the uthcr had on ami Lie cost
and the other could do the sa'ne by Mrs Dag
gct. As their eyes met THEY Doth elevated 1i'e'e
,1vses ,-:,
l. Your coral jewclry is only wax,' exclaimed
the stranger -..-,
"Aud that dress cost only 20 cents per yard -
- 1t cost 20 cents, aud saw your uonatt III
secondhand sturcH'
Then they gave each other loye-taps on the
mouth aud pulled each others hair, ami Mrs:
Dagyet retrcatcd FROM the encounter to hiia
snue in beer. She was out on The War-path,
llalf-lrunk, when arrested.
And now, sl.: said us the charge was read,
must lady, When she walks put with her
fine ti,,tls Oh, BE- insultcl BY sucf heathclls as
that woman trains with: !"
But you looked al ler-you criticised neF
clothing, t0o.n
$50 / did, your Honor. I thought she had
the worst taste ever saw. Did you ever kno"
Il real lady wear red on her oonnet, gfcen
AROUND her neck, and yellow bows on her dress:"
"Nevcr!' he exclaimed.
swell. that's The way she was rugged out.
Look at n.e your Honor-see the soft harmony
-the nleAsnr corltrasts-the miDgilng OF the
tender and beautiful. This ribbon cost ~ cents
q ward, sir; anti this ribbon is warranted not to
fade, while this apron cannot be bought any
whrrc for less than 20 cents"
~ have often been pained to see women turn
and glare ut each oti.er," observed the Court
'sl'm rather glad you adjusted each other, bnt l.
can't excuse your intoxica1ion. The fine is $o.'
tHcre is the same" she promptly answered.
s:Kcal ladies' can pay double that, while such
trasi, as that woman tnust go to jail. Good-hE,
sir; know what belongs to good manners anu
I nays my fine aud goes out with sEnile.''
, 1877-07-29

ing was, for him TO experiment upon' toTpe'
vas used in such quantities that tue faf-
lament OF Paris declared the practice OIL e;u
ployug flour for its preparation 10 oc onc " tue
causes which brought about the ssarcltv " .oou,
while patches and rouge we're as itshlo1ao;e ~
ever. From, this epoch. too. dates tue intro
.luction Of the umbrella, the original ioEh VI
wI1icll was the Oriental parasol held BY pages
over the heads of the great latllts when tAe!
went ont on foot. The parnsol could not oe
closed, but in IT'S it was modelled into tts pFes
tIlt FORM
The first wears Of Louis XV1.'s reign witness
I'd a .,reat change in the mode Of dress, which
beru11e much more simple. that OF n.en III
rrtrtivuiur Ladies' wore ears Of corn III the't
hair as symbolic vi thu plenty whicl, Was about
to prevail; but Queen Marie Antoi-
uette was soon led AWAY BY her tonu"
ntss for ornament, n1lu it j., bccai!tc Tie
fashion to deck the hair with diamonds.
cmrralds, etc., and ostrich feathers yard long
The circumference Of the hoops Increased 10
seventeen feet, and i'll one year as many as ~
dgere,t kinds of trimming for lressrs we're Ill
vented Husbands found it impossible to Day
tjtr,r wives uress-tnaSin2 bills, aMl Nine &c
t,atnpa,1 iu her .sIeuaurs,' speaks OF 'seseral
disputes in families aud painful sceIes, every.
tnuty said that the Queen would be the ruiz u
In: French I;.tlics'' Mems slrcss WAS more
stail and they wore ,knce-brctCAes, long slik
waiscoat, shoes with silver buckles, anu cooked
lat. This xas the general uote ot dress Mt the
outbreak Ut the Revolution. a'ld from what NJ
C{tapus SAYS Of falst lair, powder, anu other
ARTIFICIAL aitls to beatty, it is clear that, IN tlle
tujlet ;ts ii. most other things there Is uothan5
new under the sun.
, 1877-07-29
THE OLD BELL.

Ringing out upon the stiffness,
rcals the old. famlliar bell
Tint 30 often asIed an entrance
Into scenes loved full we'll.
Mc1nofy now. with touch 20 skilful.
Plays her sweet and tender note.
Happy school.days. bright aud olissful,
On her music -xayeletE Aoat.
And once more list to teachings
From mind with wisdom frausht;
Once again religious lessons
s;y the SAME dear lips In taught.
Merry jest and Joyous laughter
Ring anew in music clear:
Spirits light e'er dwclt within thee.
Our old school-roo1n, precious, dear.
But the Earth, with bitter sorrow,
Filled the hearts TINT ligEtett thr0bbed;
Sunny hopes and aspirations
Crushed were soOn-of brightness robbed.
Still the ,es-4'ns learned while with thee
Teach us where to !oox for mid;
Faith there nurtured ever Strengthens
Love and Hope will never fade.
Fen though Earth hcstow her brightest,
will necE is hnppy be
A. IN days when those treasured
D~eat With mt. dear school. in thee
other steps are echoins through thee
lhon art now the strangers home;
b1:, dear school. love will not yield thee
ihou'r mT own where'er roam,
o my happy. happy echool-day.I
Gone lroM ME forrveF1nore.
joys the falrest- hopes the brightest,
Fled With thee-a Elitteriug store.
Other scenes may yet surround me,
Other friendships yet be aine;
But fond memory like the 1yy,
Round MY sChoold days eer will tWine.
Time my lore can never weaken
They will nc 'er less bright appear:
Only Death the bond can sever
School friends, school, room. all ko dear
TUESDAY, July -, 1871, FIDEL1s.
, 1877-07-29
HuMOR.

Entirely Baron OF intcrest-Baron Rothschild.
-ilcw York Commercial
The Russians were worstcd in Armenia, and
now who knows but they. that they will be cot
ton the Danube:
."There must be lawn orler," said the Judge
Yesterday, pushing his little mower vigorously.
-LtUc3ic:ter Democrat
"Grac:ous me - exclaimed a lady in witness
box, show should know anything about any
thing Ldon't know Anything aboute'
The Car is accompanied by Suwaroff. We
have heard oi the latte. frequently about the
1st of January, but never saw him i'll the fesb.-
GoarieT-J0"rndk-
"Where Is the dollar of Our fatherss' shrieks
m exchange cxcitedly. You needn't look this
way 50 intcntly. We're willing to be searched.
-itvck1aHd Courier
Some of the members Of the Legislature must
be serving with the R1,ssiaus, for the telegraph
told us on Tuesday that there were two passes
in their possession. .'-Noston H's!ttiu.
1t would be good thing If all our brave fire
men were pianists During recent large fire
IN elegant piano WAS saved from the flames
simply because i fireman was able 70 play
upon it,
Some men can SIT on candlc-box and lay out
the Enropcan cnnl pal.yD, anu tell almost every
thing that is to <rcur in the future, except
wllc,e their next dinner Is to collie FROM
Graphic
My mama has got ac1latcIainc on her watch"
said small su'ourDe7 at the seas idc, to her
playmate -'lio! that's nothing,'' responded
the challenged scrap, My papa has got 2 chat
tel mortgage an his watch '--BoSton Btttet'a.
Policeman {stopping hack-drirer): "look
here now, don't you know there's IN ordinance
recurring every carriage to hare lantern ut
night:'' Hack-.lriyer: AN sure, sir, what
made hare 4ot lantern, at all, at all? Can
&c not see fur yerse!f, sir, that ue horse is
blonde''
The old gentleman was really erieyed, and hc
said, 81 Ny boy, am willing to do anything,
hut you must he more respectful. You tell
| your mother IT, pull down her vest and order
! the girl 10 bring bccr-'' 80, father" sad
| be, "put up the bars or sou'1l catch cold !"-
| Ne,p York Herald.
| In ug-shup-Customer: * I've tried the
| rat poison, and it won't work" Druggist:
| ibid you follow my dircctions,-put it on some
| fresh bread aust set it in dry pacc!' Gus
tomcr: 'sfes, nntl the rats wouldn't touch it,
| Druggist Indignantly "Theu Your rats are
good for nothing ut aim
Not long ago an aged lady OF Fontaineblca,1
| died, leaving large property, and among other
| bcquests d huge oakcn trunk, left to local
| physician wlu had long attended her, the open
ing OF which exsitei great expectations, Bnt
the contents did not prove particularly valua-
bic TIC; were the drugs and dosce which he
had supplied to her for years past.
, 1877-07-29
,e stood eilently before picture


when see what these men have done, do
not dar1 to say 10. but the:o are aFusts Oh ait
grades Yes. lin an artist" "
"Aud you believe in these Frenchmcn!"
Elite reused herself tn II .reat struggle Here
WINS one more man who supposed that the French
school OF to-day is horde OF Eoneuliaus eager to
paint naked wou,ell aud she u'slht pretend to talR
with this man shout things OF Which he knew moth
Ing. All: well. The truth IL the truth. aud Et:e
stcelcd herself to nisery even In these exquisite
surroundings
~ believe in such work as this. bclieve IN
snch picture ns that and shr pointed 70
country scene by Mi!jrt. while for very sympathy
her eyes werr br'mmug over. ~ ,e!lete ~ sueu
landscape US that Of punre's. should think any,
aud she pointed 10 Que of ulcs Erc,on's paintings
Then she luokrd almost indignant into h's 'ase
shit saw how entirely she had his s5Mpathy,.n,
she Iced not have strained hcFtelf up 10 soh"1et~
aud she fairly apoloslzed for her zeal ..,,,,
~ think know yuur feeling. F." raid he Ay
question was absurd Ienpic talk uow u fTench
artists exactly the English Iak o1 Ahleflcah va
lrct. as i; spoke Tcxan. or could; or AS II
Caroliniau could speak iankee.'
This is all so we'll said and SO well worth saY~
ing that one who sympathizes Will. It iesls !lke
thanking Mr.. Hale, Especially" as Bloh.i'la
SAWS because sa1iwc!lcu into titis little stufy
it viii reach persons who uectt it, aud who
would not have read it in all ART review pure
aud snnlc .sPcrsons," goes ON Blnns'nas
RISING IN HER WRATH,
{. who are tlillctautc iu everything, but VINO.
Will tu-if coo' . 49,. rh,,. ~ nn1v an
tney ua'e !iot Eus t',' na 1I'y n,,sitr suthurl-
eeno VI so'!e' W" 'r,,s.s,;Iy a,ui sometimes
als . slS s',,,, - tIt,rs Hear this, uow,"
, snI l'ipst H., ,;,a ,....1 .n, ,n,1 rtu,I afoui
aua o'o"o''a LACE" "''"' 80. h.,h,x
1t Was Couture pctu@sn @ 1 w xhssn1d i,nyc
wsen, nesnap1"no s ...,,n sn' sloud he: Then we
eh,n,m na,, I'D M n1cturs liz is uot thought
iuI 1ess iazy pos. lie Iss delicate penslvc fuec,
more girl 1hau boys: lie wears dark dress and
leans his head hack Ills cuatr as he watches tue
buuhle- His slate Ii y Ing u h;s k"ees, anu .., 1e
yond j. table with schoo n ~. '"I I,,.,.
that picture T,ri h,s no. "e srrs .nd sstcrs and
a.e noSs anu ,.,., synn ,a@rs ror .chuols Of ar-
t;s,s and ,lj 1hc stuff they wr1te in the papers
ahon, motives. aud tunes, aud car,lestuess, and
tdI|estlcks, when there arc pictures like that,
and that and that aud thats|' And as she spoke
she turned ON her feet, and faced soccess1Sey eV-
cry side Of the roota- ..
Aud thcu ne all fell to talking Of that cnarm-
inm picture OF Il 10y which MF. Huts young
da,,.htcr painted, and which was III the exhi-
h:tion at Philadel phia lust summer. IL Is
boy reading, tull figure, the eolor nf1ll1ant
aud flushed with reality from The t'1ie ol Color
to the lopk OF appruarh Is the little fellow ap-
pears to be slowly sannterlng down tile room Is
he pures over the tiGhtly-held volume. huve
heard that William Hunt, the famous portt'nt-
painter Of Boston, declares tllat this vas one of
the best things in the exhibition.
The description Of
, 1877-07-29

Ii ever the sympathy of a crowd OF guests at
a hotel was excited in behalf of poor, op-
pressed man, it was q night or two ago ut the
Buruet House. Il gentleman aud lady from
Adrian entered the office. The n1an was small,
slight, s.nootil-tongued, aud harmless. The
woman vas large, stern, and luluk-spoken,
while her voice fell upon the ear like the raspiny
rotcs Of q hoarse buck-saw. The man upeued
his mouth and said:
We would liz when his spouse pushed him
one slG sharply and said to the clerk:
''Have you any roorns, Sir! Ii So, give Us Iae
best you havr.'
The clerk immersed the pen in ink, handed it
to the husband, and said 'Wlll You please
res:ister!n The kusnanu seemed grateful! t" bt:
allowed to exercise his rights as a f1cs-born
American citizen, and stepping gladly forward,
wrote tie word Afr., and had entered un the
somewhat ahorious coutrsact of forming the let
ter tJ.' as the forerunncr OF the cosnomen
s.1amcs," when the wife again stepped forward,
took the pen which her little husband was
did So uerc, I'll do that! aud, aiding IN IS"
10 bet husbands Il Mr. wrote iu build hit-or-
miss hand, Mrs Afalyina H. aud under
meath it in small caps thewords; "snd husband =
The clerk then assigned them their
quarters, ard, as the bcl-boy led the way up
stairs, the bctter-lalf lcrked the family carpet
sack of the counter and snapped out at her
husband in tone That made him jump SO Is to
dislocate his collar button, Come along here!'
He followed n,eeklv in the rear, and us the bell
boy came downstairs he could hear her giving
out orders in reference to unpacking the bag
gagt. in :. tome of vnice that made the huarse
notes OF ship Captain seem in com partsou like
the gentle c3oing Of dove. The next morning
breakfast, atc the meal whicl, she ordered for
him, and aiterward, when they came to depart,
he stood in the doorway aud held the rallse
while his wife went up and paid the b:il''
, 1877-07-29

gentleman has two legs to nis pants, and the
LADY one.
What's the difference between girl aud
nisht-vapt unc is burn to wed, a1td the otles
Is wurn to bed. -
ln the cture~5allcry-Youne girl: "say,
mamma, when shall we come to a',other Of those
pictures where must SUIT my eyess'
4 lecturer against wou1cn's rights named Tait
was hisstd uy the women vi HAttouu. ILL.,, =.
gently. They shoulI remember that the wumct
who hiss h TAFT are lost.-titcinaott satnra4J
.iWht.
Dialogue between lady and servant: 1t Not
at home! Would you inquirer Servant 1e-
turns: She's not at i,orae, n1a'asn. but She
says she will Tic III 10 Ill hour."
';Fax, there's ,lo sintienien i'll this car. Lit
full The mkt time ..ue III 4 car III walk, 50
] will."-i{arr<t''s 1Feea5.
No young woman ut 2ny pretensons what
ever thinks III wearing anything nowadays but
blue stockings and ssi,la1s.-.1uf:iac- Dtu.Aru,
This is rather ailcld ot the Iseuryla Costume Of
s!lirt-tolar and spurs.
PJterfauli]ias: s"To-morrow :" is the tutors
birthday. what can | get for present."
Charley {whu has been Watching THE do+.s IN the
street,: tet Ian. ii'uZ%ic papa, he Is always
bit:n:, the guytrneS5 OH THE ctitek.'
She was very particular, and when the dealer
informed her thai all Ills ire was gathered wiz
ter before last, she wouldn't give him her orles
Shc said hc couldn't palm oil Ills stale lit IN
her
Good looking Young man who has called at
the house on busine@5-''i regret, miss, that
your father is NOT III home. ] had An Important
proposal to nlahe II, hlna.' Young lady OF the
house. house. tlemuscly-" We'll, perhaps yd1 could
make your proposal t. rlc; all discnea@ed at
present. Good looking yutn!. iaan excuses