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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

AS amber attracts straw, 80 does
beauty attract admiration" Quite
trHe ;. hHt the strains OF brass band
Will pull sick woman out Of bed.
and take the census Of all the children
on street. before the base drummer
strikes his first re CincinHG6
Breakfast Table.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

ago, his property was estimated to be
worth $75 600 to $3.50 900. but the
estate did not realize this amount,
because Of the hard times 1t was
equally divided among the three
childrcd after a slm Was set apart
for the purchase Of a monument, and
added to what they possessed preyi-
ousiy, has left them all in entirely
comfortable circumstances.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
Nap OT 1912,

n davs, or we're in battle, and the wid-
ows OF those deceased, are now, upon prop
er application ard proof ENTITLED 10 s
PENSION O. IS PEs HGsFH. All pension
ers who we're dropoed from the Pension
Lis; or charge Of diS'oyGlty are entitled
to be restored, and the widows of those
dropped are entitled.
We are prepared to prosecute all pension
claims Of the character above mentioned
and will attend promptly TO all entrusted to
our care.
YORK & FULKERSON,
mar 10, ''6-2m Bristol, Tennessee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

FAITH is generally represented a. a
bedrsTsied female clinxing to sea-
washed rock, hat fnr simple, trusting,
undehied faith point Us to An editor
paying pustage on the paper OF de-
linquent BrOOkuitis Dem.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
WHEAT IN EAST TENN.

The Cleveland BANNNR, Chatta-
nooga D1sPAToH, and Rhea Springs
News agree that in Marion, Meigs
and Sequatchie Valley generally
the wheat is nearly ruined by rust.
Some of the farmers are blowing
up their wheat and planting corn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

People who are convinced that their
usefulness and happiness dePend up
on sound health, always Use DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture for mpOverishment of
the bIood-which is the beginning of
poor health.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

JOHN Bright says one>third of
the land in England, Ireland and
Scotland, or % million acres is
owned by 935 men. Yet we call
it merry England.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

embracing complete aud eomPre hensiga dispatch
es from WAsHINaTOT, including fIil reports OF
the Sseeches Of eminent politicians ths qUes-
tLaus OF The hour.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
THE FARM DEPARTMENT

Of the WEEELT Herald give. the latest IS we'll IS
the most Tractica, suggestions Gaj discoveries re-
sting t. the duties Of The farmer hints for raising
CArTLF, PoJLrET. GSAINs. TEEEs. YEGErAsLEs
&c, &c, with suggestions FOR keeping bu idiugs
snd farming utensils in pair. This is suprlc-
mented by well edited department, widely cop
pied, under The head Of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

IF you cannot take the baby to the
country, Use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
for the usual diseases Of esrly child
hood Price . cents bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
FRIDAY.
Sold stands firm at ]


The great strike in England con-
tinues.
From the East some clouds-war-
clouds. In London and other capi-
tolls, the belief that negotiations have
failed gains ground. Reports that
the Russians are moving TO the Bos-
phorus and Dsrdenclics are abundant
In Mexico the formidable insurrec>
tion seems brewing and about to
burst against the Diaz Government
McLiu and Dennis, of Florida, are
said to have confessed the frauds by
which Tilden wss cheated out Of the
vote of tbst State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

If you take or your flan0els now
you might as well dispose OF them per-
maHently. The angels rarely wear
their.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
THURS SDAY,
Gold adv anccd to /

The people at Fab River Mass. are
threatening to lynch the defaulting
Hathaway. the loses Of the two
mills ~ilI break every one of the d.
recteTS but enc.
fsrrii'1e storms and cyclones are
rePort.6 t-r Gs"d-y sod Monday
from Atlsnt- L. Ci.'esgo.
Iu Europe the Cutiocs is mixed
Bismark is still attempting pacifica-
tion, and success seems doubtful -
There is nothing to-day TO clear up
The uncertainty # Yesterday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
THE HOME,

giving recipes f7r practical dishes hints for MAX
lug clothing and Tor keeping uP With the latest
lash ous At the lowest PrIr"- Letters from our
Farls aud London Correspondents cu th- very Ia
test fashions The HuSE Department 81 the
WEEKLY HEkAL" Will save the hoa--- vie more
than one hundred times the price Of The paper
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
AMERICAN NEWS
THE WEEKLY HERALD

are given ths TsIesrsThic Desrafchss o. lie week
from all parts Of the Union. This feature alone
makes
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS

embraces special dispatches from all quarters O,
the globe. Together with unbiased, fsithful and
grsgaie pictures Of The War in EsroPs. Under
the head of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
NEW Y08K WEEKLY
HERALD.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

The circulation Of this popular newspaper has
more than tTe6ied durinE the psst year Il con-
tsins all the leading VS. contained IA The DAILY
HERALD, sad is arran, in handy dePsrtments--
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
IL, G, ALDEE son.

AND GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS
TazsWell c. e., "a,
VIII be in regular attendance on the
courts az TszewelI. the circuit court
of Washington snd Russell counties.
and Federal court at Abingdon Spec
ial attention given To to the claims
creditors against hankrupts in the
Federal court az =. .Sing,lon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ONE D0LLAR AYEAR.
: VHOMAS
HOUSE
Reopened by
M THOMAS.
Main street. Bristol. Tenn.

Main Street. Bristol. Tenn.
I HAVE again reopened the Thnm
L as House. on Main Street. and am
prepared to furnish fir-t-Cla-- accom-
mediation 10 the public. No money
and 40 pains viii Oe spared l, make
tie hotel al il was ia it's painiest
days
BOarders will be received on S,,od
terms.
Being provided with good stables
am prepared 10 furnish stalls. food ana
attention to horses
Rail road passengers will find the
house located i'm easy distance OF the
Passenger ENChsHge, th~ tables well
sHd lodging unsurpassed.
PorteTs regularly at the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan g. 'Tl-!f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
Teiegrams as they Come.
Daily Summary for the yTech.
WEDNESDAY oath

W LDAN ECDh1 Z4Lu
The discussion - 20 the avocation
of the English und Russian positions
at ConstRnlinop'e Continues of a
friendly kind. Rus.is seems ~ fear
thtt Il .,-e sh,,nid ~iti,dr4+. he
1'uskS Souif ns.; l.t ,.s-r s:." 1."~
A~s F-a-iti-a.s s',""s, ",.",~,,s,su Ia
css@ "f ..r '-~;~~tn England sd
Ru~-'4, fs-.~,, it is thought would
60 Witl h..sL I'D.
There srr a~.s!y % 900 operatives
in a strife. ~ h..ca,-4J.f Eu.ISnd
Treasurer Hat"s say, It he Bafier
town Mile Mas. hes defsulted for
quarter VI = million. He is said to
be knsmsn of Chase, whO recently
got away With half million from
another Company.
Gold in New York is 3.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

the most valuable newspaper in the world, as it i
the ehes pest
Every week is given a faithful report OF
POLITICAL NEWS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
ONE DOLLAR \ YEAR.

There il a page devoted to All the latest rhase,
9f tue business market, Crops. Mercl aH!jse Gc
&c vS'rl6l' feature e found in the specially
rePoILe % prices and cnmd lions nf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30

at home and .braad, together with \ STORY every
week, a SEEHoN By 50 ne eminrut dIvins, LIrEgA-
RY, 2UsICAL, DRANsTIc, Personal and SEA
NorES. There il no paper in the world which
contains 50 much news matter every week as The
WEEKLY HER ALB, which is sent ost4ga free, FOR
OnA Dollar. lon NAV subscribe az any Lims
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-30
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
SPORTING NEWS,

While all the news from The last ire to the Dis
coTery Of Stanley 10 be fouud in the WKEKLY
HERALD, due attention is xiveu to
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23

Now would it not be better for the
farmer to put his cotton into yarn,
thereby saving ginning, packing,
bagging AMI tics, and lastly though
not the least, deep sampling
and loss in weight; as farmers we. all
know that there is but little profit in
making cotton at 8 and 10 cents. lie
must be a shrewd economical farmer
who can make money planting cotton
at present prices. TO be a prosperous
and independent people, we must
manufacture to n great extent our
own cotton.
1t only wants 4 beginning under
prudent and intelligent management
to build up manufacturing interest
III our county, and throughout the
State. do hope the people of
Orangcburg will ut once take into
their serious consideration the impo r
tancc Of adopting measures that will
lead to the establishment OF a manu-
factory that will be ready to be put
in operation by the 1st of Septem Der
next.
The report, after some discussion,
was adopted, and on motion of Dr..
w. ). Barton q committee of five, Of
whom the President sh ould he one
was appointed by the chair, whose
duty it should be to prepare the books
and take The names of subscribers to
to the stock. The following gentle.
men constitute tho committee: DR.
w. f. Barton, Harpin Riggs, Wm.
Mackcy, j. l.. Moorcr, and NJ. j.
kel Ter.
The Society then adjourned to the
dining room to practically discuss the
prepared products Of the farm in
which every member acquitted him
self creditably and to his own entire
satisfaction. The Presidents barrel
Of wine had leaked out.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23
'Rooted in Love.M

A healthy and vigorous plant is
half under gr1uud. For every visible
branch there is q root out of sight
buried i'll the soil Nay, growth be.
gins at the root. 1t gathers and
sends up the sap that makes new
waoa "nd falarn blossoms aud fruits.
Hence, if plant is not we'll ootcd,
it will have n feeble, sickly growth,
or die. The soil then must be deep
f tree is planted on rock, or in 81
gravel bank, it may have sunshine
and rain and dew upon its branches
it may be cultivated with the utmost
care, yet its leaves will soon wither
and fall Move it to bed ofloam,
and cut OFF the dying top, the root in
its new home will start up vigorous
shoots, and soon rebuild the tree and
cover it with foliage again.
We SEQ then why the apostle would
root the believer in love. He wants
him to grow, to adorn the gospel by
his Chris tian graces, and to bring
forth much fruit. TO this end he
must have q hidden life as we'll as one
that is outward and visible. He must
have q deep personal experience Of
the love Of God. He must send the
iibers of his soul out into the warm
and mellow soil. Hc must grow
there rs the root cts grow. His close
studies, mcditations and prayers, will
make him "a tree of righteousness. y
There is Il picty, so-callcd, that is
like Christmas tree. tits all for
show. 1t is conspicuously active or
intensely orthodox. 1t cndures for Il
time, as the rootless evergreen does.
But when temptation or persecution
comes, it droops and dies. This picty
of imitation or Of form knows nothing
Of love. 1t las zeal but no charity.
1t understands prosclytism, but not
conversion. 1t labors to build up a
sect or particulnr Church, but not
to save or sanctify The souls Of men.
1t is worse than failure. 1t is a
terrible and most injurious fraud.
And yet some really amiablc people
have no idea of q religion more rad;-
cal-bctter rooted than this. They
believe that they ought to do some
thing for Christ, to secure some pre-
paration for death. They join the
Church, 60 through the forms, try to
force themselves to take an inlcresl
in various kinds Of Christian work.
Yet they live like parrots or monk
cys, saying what they do not really
feel, doing because others do, or they
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23


Love TO Christ smooths the path of
duty, and wings the feet to travel it;
it Is the bow which impels the arrow
of obedience; il is the mainspring
moving the wheels of duty; it is the
strong arm tugging the oar of dill
gencc. Love is the marrow of the
bones Of fidelity, the blood in the
veins of picty, the sincw ofspiritual
strength, yes, the life Of sincere devo-
ton. He that hath love can no more
be motionlcss than the aspen in the
gale, the scre leaf in the hurricane, or
the spray in the tempest. AS we'll
may hearts cease to heat as love to
labor. Love is instinct with acti witty,
it can not be idfc; it is full of fenerey.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23

1'10IIV'S, ""U'U tn -
not insc!vent not to pass the plate
this evening, as the people Will be
sure to say, There goes the bank
rupt."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23

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artct'g-, rrrecc, ;car.ta~n ..e. . l."irl. .;,iut
fr',' ";cr ctrTS. S':',c g: iH ~ vc!,ht - ,l.a
stomach. 1C@jd 81 -'uclt:.,... Z a.t:- :. j, ur
5iuEiH,' the t uf tHn s',:Gch ;,,,,,:,.S .i,:
o. ;'sr senses m ,si lsuitngi .t.t -,..ge>s .,
Gus la.s, :sn, w'l. u is l',r.- = r,rsd T crri c
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23
NUMBER 48

think they must in order to bescon-
sistent. They know nothing OF the
warm, living, constraining impulses
of love; nothing ofthat matyr spirit
which counts the rcproach ofChrist
Its greatest riches; which rcjoices in
persecution for Jesus sake. The
Church is full Of this rootless piety,
this Christianity that has no hidden
life. And hence it is that it makes
so little impression upon the world.
What is needed most Of all Just now
is not more Christian activity, but
more Christian consccration. Not
more work for Christ, but more love
for Christ. 1t is well TO try 10 be
useful, but we should first try 10 be
good try to grow il grace and in the
knowledge and love ofGod.. When
every plant in the nominal vineyard
of the Lord is truly rooted and
grounded in love, then will that vine.
yard 50 put forth its beautiful foel-
age, and its ripe clusters offruit, that
the world be attracted; and when we
say to men, Come with us and we
will do you good, for the Lord hath
spoken good concerning Israel" they
WI believe u ~ Ic~ihNt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23
purchase and running Of machinery
for II yarn factory:
REPORT.

A rough estimate Of cost for erect
ing, purchasing, and putting three Of
the Clement attachments into opera
tion for spinning or manufacturing
yarn from seed cotton.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23

run them,. m,.................. 50 900.
Steam power for driving
same, .................. $4,000
Lot and buildings, ...... $4,000
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
COST OF OPERATING.
Is operatives (girs and boys)
$40 per month. $4,000
One Engineer, per month";. $50
One Superintendent per
month. 500
Oil and Sundries............... $50
Wood, (30 chords at S3 Il c)
500
Camag ge.."................ S2S
Total cost of operating one
month. sG5S,OO
Total cost for As weeks
Gone working ycar)..... S7S9G,O0
The above machinery will
manufacture into yarn
per month ii ,-iUG lbs which
sell at 20 cents per lbs. S2S30,00
Deduct cost Of seed cotton
rating clean cotton at TO-. s1440,0O
Leaves gross earnings per
month. .........."........ $4,000
T)nIrnt aynorsoc NOR -,nnth SeSO M
Net monthly earnings...... $4,000
Net per year.................. S9,3S4,O0
Deduct for contingencies
80 per cent .......... 49,. s2S, 1900
Leaves profit of........... S6,569 90
On II capital oi............. S9500,00
.! about 70 per cent.
III addition to the capital OF 50,
go to be used rs already stated, it is
se cssacy TO have surplus fund of
/ SIGM Two Go ten tiivua...,l -sa4ln-y, So
shc purchase of seed cotton; also to
enable the company to hold their
yarns and not be compelled to throw
them OIL n declining market; also to
pay operatives until the first manu-
faclurcd goods might be sold.
To run these machines it will take,
for As weeks 172 90 lbs of seed cotton
equal to 1872 bales of 400 lbs each,
ginned cotton, from the 1st Of Septcm-
her to the 1>t Of January. Seed
cotton may he purchased rs wanted;
or rate OF toll be established so
many pounds of seed cotton for its
equivalent i'll yarn. 1t will be ne
cessary in order to keep the machin-
cry running from lst Of January to
the 1st of September, to secure l15200
lbs seed cotton, equal to 2SS, four
hundred pound bales. BY buying up
that amount it would cost about
ST 800; or the farmers of the county
nj ight take that amount in stock, and
lay it in seed cotton to be delivered
at mill when VII nted, the seed to be
as agreed on.
1ou will sec by my statements
that it requires a capital Of from
$4,000 to 10000 to put into sue
ccssful operation the above machi nes.
Say We make the capital $4,000
in shares OF - dollars each.
Will be -.- shares, % per cent,
paid on subscription, and the
balance on installmcnts rs required.
1t is doubtful flower rs per cent. of
inc amount olstock would be required
unless the stock holders should add
to their manufacturing operations.
The only difficulty l sec is on
securing n sutliciency of seed cotton
to run it eight months, and this can be
obviatcd. | have been informed that
there is an improved machine over
tho Clements in being able by so me
slight change, which might be made,
TO spin yarn from ginncd cotton
SHOULD it be impra ctical to run them
with seed cotton all the year round.
In our estimate we have put seed
cotton at about three dollars and
twenty-five cents per hundred, and
yarn at 20 cents per lb by tho bale,
it "details at 25 cents per Id.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23

"Reaching after the unattainable"
a man feeling up under the back
of his vest for the end ola parted sus-
pcnder.- Burlington Nugheye.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-02-23

A real genius wears long hair until
he gets into the pcnitentiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

E,ar dad to continue to hear good
", tOu this furnace at Ironton, near
Guan. Its reported rs doingvery well
isssl having made but one cast thus far
drta, iron, and that the first one, since
,ttA time it has been producing about
.Osu, PER ,lay Of foundry and No. mill
isu Sith tendency to IN increasing
rsA The coke from the Austin mines
svs complete satisfaction, and, with the
ttlhIy prepared native ores that are
nj The results exceed expectation. Mr..
Al ERrharIs, late with the Cleveland
InaCOapany, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr..
(tAFnecher, long a valued officer OF the
lhAndIUn Company, Of Baltimore, are
aP1ial charge OF the furnace.
Ih Waldorf works were built about
Rr!sas aso by Baltimore capital; and
ii sathat nearly a million of dollars
tar spent on them. The property re
sstylas,e,l into the control of Chas. s.
EEl Of New York, at, it is said, less
n Oletenth OF its cost. 1t is hoped
t1Vith careful and close management
ksIrtnow made can he made u perina,
nj nnrss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

ne Rcis,roi Yesterday publishes an
,iaBia lricle that seeks to let the Sena-
astUn Deer Park down as gently MS
ksble in,he matter oihisreccnt tiasco MS
itaar investigator. II publishes. para
rlphially, would he thought reiutatlon
dh. recent repo1 that the investigation
III inlel out and Lot Senator Henry
iana the mire Of personal humiliation.
kwpr thoughtful in tho Rris,Sr man
lEis letter to Henry and get him to
saaSmrthing that could he used as IN
tfrIl reply to the rrrnors of inglorious
hlrM Bat the replv il too film 10 be OF
,4''' " 'iess ''.s iA..
4erask and made known thc fact tint
Sg buud 10 trace Of ANYTHING wrong
h& .rOrnts. II makes no oiodds
NJ SHatOr Henry is not vet satisfied,
Beaver will he satisfied, lie bas been
sb Earcpe while ,be exnerts. swer1e, nj
nd, which fact Of itself shows that no
hptlne whatever wos attached 10 his
Fsaa during the ,,rorrcss 81 me inye,s. n
Sahl The cxpcrts know. and ssnaio,
aar knows, that he is not voinc to ac.
horlds defeat ny l6ncos there Is a pre.
tndlny kind on which IL hanr n sem.
Eiaa Of doubt, lIe naturally seeks to
soEotthe f,zlr as Gently ~ nossible.
st navfhsaD,linc tbo, tsc, II IL ia never.
estrue ,hzt thew have found roth;no
'ong and in their orinion the account.
ss~rect. " '"' FSS''
Senator Henry is NO, or.i,,o, q, ,o,,,,,
aesdeation or .ymnatbv in Mis- fzzIe
Saas he brought a'"i i, ON bimsali m In in tN ante
tttqent Discussion. n ,ha ] s,h,er. - iSsi snf
.brnJsD, on",ne,i0 "' tue s"o'sS'' =, bi", aa&
iaiom himself =. r. ,,,a saa.s w.. y
M Personal vanity nrI u, wi,S % ~ iI"s s0 -
thought prStonnI nI inroD,ina.or "'' % lae"v \.
l,U0Vht nm ,bo ,.,t,'. ' .'''s"'''' "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

n. r;renback men held a meeting a
shannon, u, Upshur county, a few day
,. Da mi a. a, wcllsburs) passed quite, &
y r., ol resolutions, perhaps the sam'
AN, s.'S F.nsrorth had with him at the
Ss,I+ry a., Republican Congressional Con.
S, ',,tos. Among these resolutions We
mivthe following;
S.y,I That We favor tho issuing OF q
-, I amount Of legal tender green
- ~. 'n,vsLIp at the will Of the holder, at
4. M T,.s:I,ry Of the United States, to SUI.
= = ,bs i TInt. Of trade, and give us a cir
SL5D,rurpncy pr capita equal to other
pspTuus nations ...
V4tstO Ak how . thousand millions
,,,o d reeubacks Tor whatever sum is
,r.siy to suffice the wants of trade")
rbEe made payable at the will Of the
hgrr when the S:}i7,OOO,OOO Of them
4, ,soat ap at u discount? 1t really
IN, ddtalous to ask such q question as
at bat how can anything but a ridicu.
I-,ours,ion be asked about a resolution
sSEculus. :