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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06


FOR III. care Of Consumption, Ccughs and
Colds.
The xrras virtue of4his medicine 10 that
n ripcrs the matter and throws u out al the
systrm. puri6es the blood, and thes efects
Q cure.
Scheuckss Sea Weed Tonic, for the cure Of
pyspcrsia. Indigestion, &c.
The tonic produces . healthy sctiou OF
the stomach. creating An appetite forming
chyie. and caring the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
echrnck's Mandrake Pills. for the cure Of
Liver complaint, sc.
These pills are alternative, and produce :
healthy action OF the liver without the least
danger. as they are free from cslomel. and
vet more eflicacious In restoring . healthy
action of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for
consumption, as the Pnlmonic Svrup ripens
the matter snd purines the blood. The
Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, create .
healthy bile, and remove al diseases OF the
liver, often cause ef consum pttor. The
Sea Weed ronic gives tome aud strength 10
the stomach, makes . good digestion, and
euAnles the organs To form good blood; and
thus creates healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action Of these med
iciree, AZ thus explained, will cure every
Gaze Of consumption. IL taken In time, and
the use Of the medicines p rsevered In.
Dr. Scnencs IL professionally at his prin
cipal Office, corner sixth and Arch Sts.,
Philadelphia every Monday. where all let
tiers tor advice mus be addressed. Schsnck's
medicines for sale by all Druggists
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06
The MAXWELL Convention

Judge Msxgea3Rs Temperance Con-
reQt4on @s4Feae3 At O~kaioo-a on the
srb nit. directly after the adjourn
u8eni 81 the Good Teinsl4rs. J. A.
Parvia, Ct G2-=s.5n=. WAS elected
Presiaert q The Convention, and Mrs
P.unasn Of De- Moines, Secretary.
The following = Inc STATE Rsgisttr's
rvpor; OF proceedings
1t was caIrioa- convention,
being composed Of forty-four
man and an indefinite quantity
OF women aud children.
The convention adopted without
dissent, the long platform which
touches on ether subjects than temper
ance. The eighth resolution, howev
er. which fayors women suffrage in
favor of temperance. gave rise TO a
breezy and sealaing little fight. The
resolution was finally adopted by a
large majority.
Senator T. b. kephsrt, OF Linn
county, was nominated Tor Governor
But the Senator made a speech forbid
ding the u>e of bis name. HIS con-
neviiou with the Western College, be
the canvass. Then. too, ne thought
the time scarcely ripe for the forLts.-
ton Of a Prohibition party. He argued
that John i. Irish would get some
support from had element in the
Republican party. ami il he could
weaken In still further by getting a
Temperance candidate nominated, ana
draw away some Of the test element
then Irish might hope To conaaer
what wa, left. VITA singular iEtgn-
sIsiency kephart concluded by pI-dg-
ing his services 10 the prohibition par
~. keE'hart having withdrawn DR.
Elias JessUp was unanimously noIni-
mated for Governor, and he si-8ified
his acceptance.
The question Of other State Officer
then came up. and Judge Maxwell
Offered the following:
- K.sosved. That this convention
ratifs the nomination Of Frank Camp.
tell for Lieutenant Governor. James
G.. Day for supreme Judge. and Carl
Won Coelin for Superintendent c.
Public Instruction.
Mr. Beatty attacked the resolution.
saving that Non Corila va. not a
temperance man. bat q del,1y On the
Republican ticket 10 catch the German
VOTE. Other delegates defended Won
CoelIa and ayerrrd that he Wa true
Temperance man. Amer cgn-iIrraole
debate the resolution gas laid On the
table. and i. was decided 70 nominate
10 other candidates
An effort wa made TO prevent the
woman delegates. ~ho cannot vote st
the polls, frsu4 voting On the question
OF nomination In ,he Convention
The President va. disagreed 70. AMI
the ladies voted.
Arrangements were made to raise
funds and il va, decided TO carry on
an active campaign and make strong
effort 10 defeat Gear. Some OF the
delegates refused Ia agree 10 this and
were earnestly oppo--=d 10 any poiIti-
cal action.
The OLD State Genital Committee,
with judge Maxwell ~ the head, was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06


The scott County Republican Con-
vention was held al Davenport Satur-
day. Ii nominated w. A. Foster for
State Senator. For Representatives
they nominated Mr. &. NJ. Waterman
Mr.. Bruce >eamoa, aud Mr.. Earnest
Mueller, the latter gentleman being
one Of the present members from scot,
county eieelesi on the Democratic tick
e. For Treasurer. Mr.. VI. c. Rbolfs.
The pre~ear Democratic incumbent
Wa nominated Nr. Thonla, Wink
les "a. nominated tor Auditor. and
Mr.. John II. Lyi.r Was renoulinatei
for sheriff Having thus made nom
ina,ions without regard TO party, the
Convention repgiiat-d 3 portion oftbe
Republican State platform by the adop-
tion Of the following resolution:
Eesolrfd. That this convention does
not consider itself boUnd BY the action
c. he safe Convention ~ Des Meia.s
on the Temperance quest ion
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The HGsrE5gs says: III "A not the
Democratic congress refused 10 make
the necessary appropriations for the
various departments o. the govern
rnent. thoa.aad. Of men who are nov
on, Of employment would - II work.
This il fact THAI ali vorSiogmen
understand.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

The nomination of Irish for Gov,
ernor at Marshalltown is not relished
by some Of his party. The ottumws
Democrat, edited by Sam Evans, who
has been leader of the extreme wing
of the party for many years, demands
that Irish shall be taken from the tick
ct. II says:
Mr.. Irish las not been . valuable or
consistent member of the Democratic
party in Iowa. He distinguished him
self some years ago by HE unnatural
and ill-tempered zeal for the endorse
ment by the Democracy OF the bogus
amendments 10 tie constitution. He
Ms new departure from int Ia last
and herein we find the only instance
where he preserved a consistent course
from the beginning to the ena af 4 po-
lisical controversy. Mr.. Irish was also
very forward in constituting himself
the preacher of the funeral Of the De-
Inoclacy, going so far as 10 declare in
a public speech at Dies Moines A. TO say
that the Democratic party was dead,
and stencil i'm the noetrils of every
stecens man, and that il should be
speedily hurried out Of the sight of
man.
Such conduct on the part of public /
nsn toward his party will no, be Of
any great service In rendering him 1
sopuiar either with his rartisans or
riih tue people generally. Mr.. Irish
siil not he able 90 poll the entire DEM
cratic vote. nor viii be gain any
Irength alnong the Inderendents or
issafisf1ed Republicans Il would
aereEDre he IN act Of injustice TO the
a. iowa, which We hope
, will Appreciate, % promptly With
~ Ms name from the 6eld and a.
y me party % - unfsesered IN thie
asesf. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

Secretary Sherman in his recent
speech says Specie payments" does
not mean that our present paper mon
ey circulation is to be retired. Not AT
all. Our present circulating medium
will continue TO circulate after resump-
ton shall have been accomplished the
same 81 1t does now. The only differ
ence will he that paper money will be
equal in value to coin, so that dollar
If the one will purchase as much as a
dollar ofthe other. specie payments"
means this and only this, aud 30 sane
man with the slightest conception oil
what the term implies can honestly
object to the continued enforcement
of the Resumption Act under the OPP.
erations of which this equalization
being brought about
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

California had election "Wednesday
for members of the Legislature which
Il to elect United States Senator TO
succeed Mr.. Sargent At the same
time vote was taken on the question
OF calling convention 10 amend the
the State constitution. Names State
election will take place next Monday.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

NJ. Theirs. for fifty years prominent
in France as roliiician. historian and
President, died suddenly on the 81
inst. in Paris. His death is especial.
regretted at this grave jancture in ma
tional affairs, and is causing profound
agitation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06
Re,icr WITHOUT = DOCTOR,

Though Ne would BY no means ~ understood =
deprecia,ing. bat rather - recomn ending, profes
eionai AID In disease. there are muitituaes OF in
stances when !, b neither necessary or easy to OBJ
TAIN A family provided with . comprehensiv,
household specific like Hostetfers stomach Bitter
10 possessed ofs medicinal resource adequate y
most emergencies In which medical advice woolt
be otherwise ne~dfal That sterling tonic and CIR
receive Invariably remedies and Is .uthoSitativ e
Nv recomms ndsd for debility indigestion. liver dis
orier. an irregular hsbi; OF tne body. urinary and
az. rtne troubles, incipieht rbumatism aud COST
aud m any other ailments acknowledgements II
ersdIca,es and prevents Intermittent ana renltte Il
ftva,s relieves mental despenGeucy, checks pre-
mature decay, and invigoTasss the nervous .nd
muscular tissues sieep digestion ann app.s lie
prom. ted BY f. ard il f. xiremey useful In over
coming the EFFECTS OF ex haus.ion and exposure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

A very considerable fire occurred in
New YORK Mcniay morliag. Fifty
buildings harmed. Involving . los Of
half a million dollars, On which the
insurance j. les than So. s.,9 dollars
A large number of lives we're lot in
- immen~e piano factory where 30
men were 5: work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

II Is said that Tax-Stub Stubs al
ready owns tax titles TO over thre,
hundred poor mems property. H.
expects all three hundred of thes,
men to vote for him as the poor mems
candidate for Governor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

Gear, Irish, Stubs and Jessup, ar
all the candidates for Governor O
Iowa. 80 far as heard from.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

They know all about ii over In Eli
rope. A newspaper in S~itzeriandsays
Miss Moliie Mcguire, of Pennsylyin
la, has been hung for mis5ehaving.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

To call the Temperance oon-eniSon
- assistant Democratic " l. hardly ssir,
as the intention Of It's movers docs sot
warrant IL although its tead=sey does.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06
1T HAS NO EonAY..
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

O"sOuN - NOUDCE.
William II. Tuth'il District Court OF
vs.. Cedar county. Iowa
George 8 Carmichael November Term.
ct al. 1877.
To GEORGE 5. Carmichael, Harriet X. Car.
michael, Marg aret y. Merritt sEd Robert
3. Merritt her husband, defendants:
Toe are hereby noiifed that theye Is nov
on Me IN the Office Of the clerk Of the Rsa not
court, IN and for the county Of Cedar. in TIE
state OF lows. petition Of Vim. II. Tuthill
plaintiff, claiming the title and ovnership
IN zee simple Of the southwest ouartcr
o. the northwest quarter OF section tWenfv.
bine 81, in township eighty one feii. north
o. 70 &c four ~ west OF the Nh p. NJ. I'll
mated In ssid county and containing forfv
acres more or less. By yirtae Of I SAFE 81
We came AZ public tar sale on tho sirth Al :
9: November, ISL, for The delinquent taxes
OF Inc year 1870, and . conveyarce Of the
same BY the Treasurer Of said comfy in
conformity with The statute 20 said plain, II
as The Purchaser thereof And you are hs-e.
" r.qpired 70 show cause Why apr ana III
cam Of title. interest or possession ina,
yon may We In and to said premises. shali
DOL be set aside and forever barred ana
ioseciosed boeh In Law and equity.
soH uniess on appear TO said petifiop
ana defend fhereto At or before : oen ~ IN.
second day Of the next term of aid cont
% DC began and held At Upton, In sai6
coensy. On the 16sh day OF November. is.7
oisoit I'll be entered assjust Won s,a
Ndxe1eDt rentered thereon in Accord. ncs
WIN The prayer Of said petition.
-. W4. b. TUTHlII.
N Ateospsy fos PlAa0tta.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

The Iowa Temperance Conven-
tionn appears 70 have made woman
suffrage an important plank In its
platform.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06
Adminlsirator,s Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has this day bee. appointed and
commissioned oy the circuit court of Cedar
county, In the State Iowa, Admini-ttatrix
OF the estate OF Isaac Gruwell, deceased
and all persons having claims against said
estate ar hereby notified to die them with
the clerk of said court, clearly stated aud
duly sworn to, and within legal lime, pre-
paratory to their heing SLOWED or proved
aud persons owing said estate are requested
TO make Immediate payment to the under
signed, and avoid costs
Dated A. Iowa, this 3Gth day
Of August, A D. lS71.
RUTH GRUwELL, Administrative.
SYLvANUs YATEs, Atty.
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q. +. GkIfFl1 Hs.
Canton, III.

TIrros, low. June Pend. 1871.
Inss ]. 10 certify that &. T. 6rishth vxs
ner- AZ transd Eery Wild colt, Think
ais ststeMs % sc1cstlhg horses are good,
aud 90. the full valve Of nv money. He
ssss no ro-die.ne but 10 gentle sfia them
VITA ;Als assurance sEtsc-ib- nv name
tai. Pa 14y Of Jabs, ls17- PETEs JACOBS
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CEDls Cocsrr. low. Jane ss.h. IL,

esrzry ths. Prof. g. T. srifEfhs, ot
CsrioE, IAiEois - an educator Of horses
AID hss 20 u entire al ssssetion broke and
.sainrd q colt, coming three years old thi.
fAh- rs.her ftasborn AID never battered O,
handed hssore, 70 ride and work si.hou,
any danger Or abuse 10 the animal
sahoE; say asSicins: il vas done in u, !
Pres-Hee- On ny pl c., ~ nifes soutAs es.
% E49ions On tae Sd oay OF Jane lcou.
fseer Eas sss,ez ss5-esior - any In ase. An 4
s7.r--ss r.co1asEi II 20 the yatfie.
zs CHAzLxs A. PRA7pn
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An immense concourse Of people
from all parts of the Territory as
sembled AZ Salt Lake, Sept. .. to at
tend the funeral of Brigham Young.
There were probably l2,oeo or l5.eoo
persons In the Tabernacle The body
was exhibited until II o'clock 4 N.
Religious services commenced at l.
and continued until o'clock. Re
marks were made by Woodruff, Hyde.
Cannon and Taylor, eulogistic of the
deceased, and the great work he had
performed. The body was enclosed
in plain redwood GOTTA, aud was
solemnly borpe TO the grave by en-
ployes Of the late President. The cor
tage was proceeded by band and fol-
lowed by the family, the different
orders of priesthood, and adherents,
all on foot. The order of Brigham
Young rs TO the disposition of his re-
mains, written in 1873. was read but
nothing from him n TO the successor
To the leadership or the disposition of
his property.
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11e,p advertisements.

0T A MAC Magnificent $50 Rosewood Pianos
II O0 els, hue Rosewood Fright Pianos
+ (iiitle used cost 200 ofGy SIPS
40 "a A ~ must he sold P.r,"r :, nrtans
SSSS - ~ = s7s. Nearly N-w 4 set Reed ie STOP
49, sab B AS and Octave Coupler Or
gauS cost over es5o only e5s lowest Prices ever
offered s~nt on IS da, teri rial. You ask why
offer 80 cheap reply Hard Times. Result sa.es
over n0o.Op annually. War commerce. by moncp-
ol,sts Bew ara anonymous Circusr. Write for *
p,anntion. Rattle raging. Full Particulars free
Address DANIEL r. BEATTY. washington, New
ersey
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The Turkish and Russian armies in
Bulgaria had another severe conflict
last week Thursday. The Turks as
saulted the fortified position of their
enemy at Pelisot, and although the at
tack was repeated with the yalor of
desperation they shared the same fate
- did the Russians who attempted to
force Osman Pasha's lines at Plevna
The Turkish loss is set down at 8, 600;
Russian, less than one-third a. many
Active work in the Pass has ceased.
Suleiman Pasha is said TO have saeri-
feed his men there without order, and
60 he under censure therefor.
English papers are advocating the
present as the proper time for the Pow
ers to make intervention in behalf OF
peaee
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

THE public schools of Upton orga.
niLed for the fall term with the follow.
ing attendance: High School, -;
Grammar, 81: intermediate, 81; See.
ondary, 81; Primary, 81; Second Pri-
mary, 54-total. 81
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Fetch On, Fetch On
YOUR HORSES.


Farmers and others having wild. vicious
Horses or Gotta with all Kinds of vices,
tricks OF mrsn habits, bring them TO the IN
eersigned and have them educated and
trained. broken and made valuable helps,
instead of dangerous nuissnees. Persons
desiring can ind me 81 Chss. Prstssh's, two
and one half miles southwest OF Upton,
where have IN enclosure for the purpose
Of breaking and training u-ing . system OF
EDUCATING THE HORSE.
simple, practical and thoroughly efTectual,
and that too without inficiing pain and
abuse upoa the horse, the Brass ccrq.leriso
~ kasle1. Bear 10 mind g1arsniee salts
faction N breaking and curing horses Of all
ticts, sseh as baking, halter pulling, kick
Ing, striking, biting, 5umIsing. clsttering
feet together, interfering, cure q horse OF
fear shout his head and ears, enabling you
10 birdie nim riih perfect esse. Will break
tie wlldss; colt 10 ride and Lead go that a
cEila ear handle j; With Szfe'y, In Sc hours
I'm : posses. 20 ssrez poscsv over the horse
bat practice >, stem u kdsoGtiss Mia, and
impari knowledge Of the same 10 ny pat
rons. that viii enseIe them to do all that
claim for il. III ! do not perform ALL tia;
advertise. and give yoG ~ equivalent for
the Fsrie-t DO aot want Your money
q. II. Gk1fFll HS.
Canton, Ill.
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@oufatieaal elumla

EDITORS:
Isl Di<t. r. SruBRS, Clarence.
81 Dsss. r. l.. Rows. Nech'villc.
81 Diss.--N. w. MACY. Springdale.
Al Dsss.-NRs. YouHa, Durant.
5sa Disf. BELLE Coz, Upton.
MANAGING NDITOR:
pRer. A. e. Ross, .................. Upton.
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PURELY VEGErABLE.
BAD BREATH.

Nothing IL ~ unpleasant. rothinS - 90 mr. on a.
bad breath. and In nearly every case IL comes from
M -ianAah, and can De so easily cured II yoa sii
take simmogs' Liver Regulator. do DOT neglect q
sure renssiy for this repulsive disorder. II all
aiso Improve year Appetite. Complexion and Gen
sral Heath
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For Consss Supervisors,
Second Dist.-O. III. HELMER,
Third Dist. w. BELL.
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SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing sfflctIen occurs most frequently
Tho disturbances OF tAs 0niarh aYistlx ffosu the
.mperf-ctly digssted contents causes . severe pain
10 ~. head Accompanied with disaxreeahie nausea
arc thls tot . itutes what h popliariy known as
stck Headache, For prompt relief
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For representative. SD DIST,
ELWooD MACY.
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i,k. snnss,' Liver E.sllsw. u I.4ieia,.

contains fnnf medica1 elements, never united
20 ths same happy proportion In any other prepar
ration. viz gentle Gsthsrtic. wonderful TONIC
~ m. Hceptionsi Alternative, and eeTtal Correc.
tive for al Impurities OF the bnAy sDch sfrr Al euc
s--s has attended lis use, that II regarded ~
THE EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC.
Asa remedy 10
AALAKIoCs FEvERs, BOWEL coApI.AINTs.
pi-PEPslA: sNTAL DEPRESSION, kEST.
AgHE. coLIc, CONSTIPATION snd BILIOUS
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Armed with tbs AITIDOTE Al climate, And
cnanxes Of water and food may b. a1s0 = tthoU,
aAsUPAcTURED osLYBY
The New York herald., 1877-09-15

that the whole team was going to be shown upon
platform at Gllmore's Garden Tuesday night next.
Mr.. Bruce called for but he merely remarked In
response that his report had been made a, the targets
and he had nothing lett to say
GENERAL sTANroSs ADDRESS.
The crowd tncn broke up with cheers and the mem
bers OF the made their lesurey across the
range to the tent oil General stanton number Of
ladies' also grsced the occasion with their presence
" hen all had gathered General Stanton said:--
SIR HENRY HALFoRD AND GENERAL DAKIN, CAPTAINS
THE RESPECTIVE TEAMs:-We have been engaged dur
ing the past two days In This great national contest
congratulate you both upon its termination. We
have endeavored from the first to have this contest
conducted in sucn manner that at its close each
have been assured on behalf OF both teams and
especially by the British team through its captain,
that they feel that such has boen given them horc
Now, as we have but few minutes TO spend together
the train will soon take them IRON US Will simply
take single farewell glass OF wine with u.s.
MORE SPEECHES Dy THE rYAu CAPTAINS.
The remarks Of General Stanton were received with
applause Ia the midst OF which Sir Henry Haliord
GENERAL STANTON LADIES ASD GENTLEMES:-I am
sure | can thoroughly indorse every word SAID by
General stanton concerning the treatment have re-
cevcd while here, as well as regarding the general
conduct of this match. Anyway we have been beaten,
and thoroughly. There has not been one single thing
done here left untone that Otherwise
than as we should have wished II. We have
been treated kindly. and NJ the targets every
facility gwen us that u was in tho power OF the
ASSOCIATION TO give. | can only say that although
beaten, we 90 back thoroughly satisfied with our
treatment in America ana as Tor myself, at least, II
would be great pleasure 10 return again-(applausc
ana hone that call those whom | have mot
here my friends for the future. tAppausc)
General Dakn was then called on, and, advancing
said IT,
II must be apparent TO you that am not speech
maker; but may DO permitted 10 express myself in
few PLAIN WORDS. | am quite in accord with the
views expressed by Sir Henry Haltord and the Presi-
dent as to the friendly feeling which bas char.
nctcrizcd the shooting this year. am salts
ded and | feel that they are satisfied, that
everything has been conducted upon friendly basis
In taking leave OF you upon occasion OF this kind
mink It prcper that should announce that my rlhe