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sweet as a ChapIet of Roses

is J. Il E. Atkinson's extract of white roses
for the hair. At once cleansing, invigorating
and of delightful fragrance.
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Judge or the Criminal Cour

NABNEY NJ SCALES announces himself a
IL candidate for Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Shelby county at the August election subject 70 the
action Of the DemocraticConseryative Convention
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FOR SALE.

y OATS AND HOGS-1n Pound. corner Second
" aud Union SITS this SATURDAY. June 9Th,
at | O'Clock am. BY order p. r. ATHY. Chief.
nOUSE-Good 1-story frame dwelling house and
IL lot on EchOlS ST.; very little money required.
Apply POI Main St STURM x HIRSCH, Agents.
pESIDENCE- CHEAP-Six Iooms servants
beautiful lot, well improved; small cash payment
balance In monthly instalmerts, for what place
rents at. Apply at once at
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- l. MCDOWELL announces himself as a candiss
-. date for Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Shelby
county at the August election; subject TO the action
OF me Democratlc-C Convention.
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IT'D. wORSHAM is a candidate for Clerk OF the
IL Circuit Court. at the ensuing August election
subject 20 the action OF the Democratic and Con
sentative Convention
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II r. FOUTE Is a candidate for Criminal Court
VI. Judge; subject TO the action OF the Demo-
ELECTROMAGNETIC Convention.
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TAkEN UP.

4 IOWA large red COW. In poor order; crop of the
y right and under-blt I'm left ear and white face
Cal ON ARMSTEAD BAILEY Union avenue about
Two hundred yards beyond the Hospital
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s. GALLOWAY Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
- Circuit Court at the ensuing August election,
subject 70 the action OF the Democratic and Conser-
LIZ CnrINa
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1 ELAND LEATHERMAN Is a candidate for Judge
- OF the Criminal Court OF Shelby county. at the
August election; subject 10 the action OF the Demo
cratic and Conservative Convention
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For Clerk OF Criminal Court.

ID T SCRUGGS Is n candidate for Judge Of the
L Criminal Court of Shelby county, at the ensu-
Ing August election.
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JAMES REILLY Is a candidate for reelection +
- the office of County Court Clerk; subject of tn
action OF the convention Of the Democratic and Con
sentative party OF Shelby county.
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ADMISSION 80 CENTS LADIES FREE.
EsTIVAL PARA DE MUBsKA
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

4 N0W-An old dark brown-cOlOred COW, with long
- horns, long tail, piece off one ear, and a
notch In the other. ANY one delivering the above
COW TO me Will receive SO as a reward.
JOHN ]. SHEA, 33 Jackson st,
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TTHoMAS II. LOCKWOOD is a candidate Cfor re;
election) for Judge OF the Criminal Court Of
Shelby county at the ensuing August election 1878;
subject TO the action Of the
Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-08

NJ c. PERKINS is candidate for Criminal Court
IN Clerk of Shelby county at the election In Au-
gust, subject TO the action OF the Democratic and
Conservative Convention.
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NR. S. L. RAINES. of White Haven, is a candi-
IL date for Clerk of the County Court at the ensu-
ing August election: subject TO the action Of the
Democratic and Conservative Convention.
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nRVILLE YERGBR is a candidate for Judge Of
~ the Criminal Court OF Shelby county, at the
August election; subject 10 the nomination OF the
Democratic and Conservative Convention.
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THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1878,

at o'clock for the purpose OF n1lsaafiRE e=ahdi
dates foi tie following Offices:
judge Of the Chancery Court.
Judge OF the Circuit Court
Judge OF the Criminal Court. -
Judge II the Probate and Circuit COuY (BaTtlettt.
Attorney Gsneral of Criminal Court
ATTORNEY General of Bartlett Court.
Sheriff OF Shelby County.
Trustee of Shelby County.
Register OF Shelby County.
Clerk of County Court.
Clerk of Criminal Court.
Clerk OF Circuit Court
Clerk of Circuit Court (Bartlettl.
As preliminary to the assembling OF said Conven-
tOn tho Executive Board conforming TO the usage
of The party I'm that respect, recommend and request
that a Primary Election be held In the Eiglseen
Civil Districts of the county and the Ten WardSSo'
aolfr
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Jesse A. FORREST Is a candidate for Clerk of
- the Criminal Court, at the August election, sub
ect 10 the action OF the Democratic Convention.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery COurt-Morgan, Judge.
Adjourned to Monday with special cal
endar
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ID j. BLACK Is a candidate for Clerk of Count
~. Court at the ensuing August election.
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VIZ B. WALDRAN is a candidate for Clerk of the
w County Court, at the ensuing August election
subject TO the Independent voters of Shelby county
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POLITICAL.
TED THE
CITIZENS OF SHELBY COUNTY.
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD.
DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE PARTY, :
MEMPHIS. MAY l. 1873.

The Executive Board Of the Executive Committee
Of the Democratic and Conservative party OF ShelDy
county, hereby call Convention TO meet In the city
Of Memphis. at the Exposition Building, on
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For County Register.

a g. HARRIS Is a candidate for Criminal Court
~. Clerk at the ensuing August election
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LIMA DE MURSKA!
MUSICAL FESTIVAL!
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For Clerk OF the County Court.

NHA5. A. BEEHN is a candidate for County Reg
" lister at the ensuing August election, 1873.
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I P. GENTRY, of COllierville, is candidate for
- Register of Shelby county, subject to the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
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ON SUNDAY EVENING. .,............J JUNE arH
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING June l2TH
Mr.. R. " vREDBNBURGH takes pleasure in an
nOunclng to the citizens OF Memphis that he has
succeeded, at Great expense. in making an arrange
ment with the cll-knOHn Manager Mr. D. DE VINO,
by which he Is enabled TO offer TO the musical COM
munity Two Grand Banquets of Music, with the
rivaled Operate Combination comprising the eeie-
brated Hungarian Nightingale,
MILE. lima DE MURSKA.
the Supreme Green OF Song, and the only rival of
Jenny Lind.
Sig. BRIGNOLI, the Prince OF TenOrS.
Sig. SUsISI, the most famous Basso.
Mr.. MAXIM, the eminent Baritone.
Mr.. J. HILL, the distinguished Pianist.
And the OLD MEMPHIS BRASS BAND.
N.B-In order TO give all an opportunity Of enjoy
Ing this Musical Festival, the management not
withstanding the heavy outlay, has concluded to
adopt the following popular scale OF prices Gen
eral admission 30 cents reserved seats 25c and SOC
extra, according to location.
Sale OF seats Will commence at 9 o'clock on
Wednesday morning, at Peters's Hat Store, and
Wednesday evening at the Park. Doors open at Z.
Concert begins at y pm.
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TOHN ]. DUFFY Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
- County Court; subject 10 the action OF the Dem
ocratic and Conservative Convention.
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a Bouquet OF Choice Selections
operate and Popular Music.
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q r. CANNON announces himself candidate
~. for Attorney General of the Criminal Court;
subject to the Democratic and Conservative Con-
yentiOn
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NNTE are authorized to announce JAMES NJ. HAIR
w RIS as a candidate for Attorney General of
the Criminal Court OF Shelby county; subject to the
action OF the Democratic Conservative Convention,
to convene on the 18th of June next,
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OSCAR wOOLDKIDGE Is a candidate for the
~ once OF Clerk Of the Criminal Court, at the
August election.
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+ A. ANDERSON announces himself a candidate
q for Attorney General OF the Criminal Court;
subject to the Democratic and Conservative Con.
YanflOn.
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FOR FRIARS POINT.
The Lee Line!

FOR HELENA AND FRIARS POINT!
Making all Way and Plantation Landings.
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TWO GRAND CONCERTS!
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u NJ. HEARN announces himself candidate
~. for Acknowledgement Of the Criminal Court OF
Shelby county, at Memphis.
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NIKE PROvENZALE Is a candidate for COUNTY
vi Register, at the election In August, 1878; sub
iect to the action of the Democratic-Conser
convention.
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IT ". MILLER Is a candidate for Attorney-Gen-
- eral of the Criminal Court; subject to the
nomination OF the Democratic Conservative Con.
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Am USEMENTS.

6RVENTH ANNUAL PICNIC
or THE
German Protestant Sunday School,
AT ESTIvAL PARK.
PFINGsT-MONTA JUNE 10th
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ENDWARD L. BELCHER is candidate for the Office
IL OF Attoney-General OF the Criminal Court of
Shelby county, at Memphis; subject to the Demo-
cratic Conservative Convention 10 be held to select
candidates for the election in August, 1873.
~ W. GORDON is candidate for the Office of
VI. Attorney General OF the Criminal Court of
Shelby county, at Memphis: subject to the nomina-
ton OF the Democratic and Conservative Convention.
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WANTS.
STRAYED.

NOW-On 28th OF May last. small red COW; one
- white SPOT over right hip; both tanks white;
small white spot right shoulder; top of horns cut
OF. LIBERAL paid ON her delivery TO me.
TIM FENNESSEY. DuPre street.
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For Clerk or Bartlett Circuit Court.
INELIX NJ JONES Is a candidate for Clerk of the
u Bartlett Circuit Court, subject to the nomina-
ton OF the Democratic Convention.
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T HEREBY announce myself a candidate for Chan
l. cellor of the Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
a the next August eiactfOn- W. p. WILSON.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

THE Custom House chaps about
here, in the pretended interest of their
Combination ticket, which il rotten
crow for legions Of tie colored voters,
seem to be profoundly versed in STRAIT
egg, aud they believe that coming de-
feat should not bring Encouragement.
Just now this is the case with their
leaders, who are snortiug and trying to
dodge the real issue, and have o daz-
cling brilliancy in this happy concep.
ton. We are grieved, but that griei
is . hinge relief to rs, that our people
here, BY that we mean the Democrats
and CONSERVATIVES, whose Is white
delegates nominated a good, decen,
and able ticket, know their rights,
know them fully, and arc going to OK
ercise them to.she very last letter Of
the alphabet, and they feel that these
rights are infringed on by the Comb
nation ticket, manufactured by the
Chief Of the Custom House, now ia Ra.
pides, for that purpose, and ratified
nominated and endorsed BY the regu'
lar Radical Combination, composed O
IS negroes. We have oar people al
our back in these sentiments.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

FATHER RYAN, the author of the
conquered Banner" is dead. The
good man, the gifted poet.priest, has
gone to his heavenly home. But q
few days previous to his death, be
had written a new poem, which pro
phetically commences:
1.-THE days are dark with Deaths eclipse
And the nights are ages long"
And closes with an anticipatory
response to tears which trickle into
prayers:
HE will calm the tortured breast,
He will give the troubled rest
And the dead He watches best"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
Workingmen's Mill-September Is
THE MILLER TO THE BOSS.


Mi'ler.--"Boss, here's a Working
ingman's turn, and very small one
How shall / toll it7"
Boss.--"Toll it heavy, Miller, toll
it heavy. It's but little use, but will
work the harder if you kept small"
Miller.-"Well, Boss, here's the
Democratic Conservative turn. How
shall / toll it2''
Boss "Toll it heavy, Miller, but
be secret about it, and be sure you
get all the sore-heads and office
seekers. It's a strong party and is
able to lose them"
Miller.-"Ah! Ha! Boss, here's
the Radical turn. How shalt 1 toll
it2" m 81
Boss.--"Take it all, Miller, take i,
all; it's the endorsing party-yet
would have You leave one, to remind
US that it once existed"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

From the above special the public
Of Rapides will know that we have
assumed editorial charge of the Dem
ocRAT, specially in the interests Of
the Democratic Conservative party,
and the support of its State, Con.
gressional and Parochial tickets; in
behalf of the true and real interests
of the white people of Rapides, and
that we have assumed this duty with
q will and determination to partake
of all responsibilities attached to the
undertaking, and we ask q hearing
and q fair understanding from our
constituency and the readers and
supporters of the DEMOCRAT.
N. /. McGINNIs,
r. L. LUcKETT,
G.. o. WATTS,
J. W. TExADA,
S. CULLEN,
G. A. STAPLES,
JACOB GEIGER,
G. C. WEEMs,
G. L. ROBINSON,
RoBT. P. HUNTER,
III. +. LONG.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

The People had nothing to dc
in selecting, nominating or endorsing
the Combination ticket; it was a
put-up job of Mat. Wells, the Sur
veyor of the Port of New Orleans
who made all the selections, fused
and puttied them together, and al.
lowed the Post Office TO slip in his
darling boy to keep the alliance in
unison. But the People are going to
take q hand in it, at the Polls, on
Tuesday, the 9Th of next November,
and permit the whole combination to
stay at home and free them of the
cares of office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09


-AEsop, in one Of his Fables, tells
of an Ass dressing in Lions skin,
with a view ofdeceiying other beasts
of the forests, and would probably
have succeeded, but for his ears,
which were too long for the Lions
skin to cover and would stick out.
The old Rapides Gazette, a Radical
sheet, tried the same by assuming
the name of eve the People" and
sailing under Independent colors,
but it's ears are too long and will
stick out and show of what species
lit is. si
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

ess
WE notice in the last issue Of
eve The People, in an editorial,
and as we'll a Card from John De-
Lacey, accusing the Editor of the
DEMOCRAT as a ssslanderer" for pub
fishing the presence of Mat Wells
and John DeLacey, at the Working.
mems Convention. AS to the facts
during the secret, or closed door eau.
Gus; we know not-but we do say
THAT John DeLacey was in the room
of the Workingmen's Convention, in
the Sherid's Office when said Con.
was held. 1t may have been during
recess" but DeLacey was there and
in the room, during the day and at
the time the Republican and Work.
ingmen's Convention were occupy
ing the Court House, and it SHALL
NOT BE DENIED. Besides Mr.. John
DeLacey stated to Mr.. +. NJ. Raxs.
dale, one of the leading members OF
the Workingmen's party, THAT all
they wanted was one Representative,
and that the Republican party would
endorse the names or candidates oi
the Workingmen's party" The las,
can be vouched for by responsible
parties, and they did indorse said
candidates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

Mar. Wells, as President of the
late Returning Board, in 1874, count.
ed Joe. B. ELAN out Of the State Sen.
ate, to which he had been fairly elcc.
ted, and now, in retaliation, the PEG,
pie are going to vote Joe. B. Elan in.
to Congress over this same Mat.
Wells, and they are going to vote
him a majority Of at least 1000, and
"a majority in every Parish IN this
Congressional District.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
October s, 1878.

THINGS in and around Town,
last week, seemed to put on the live,
ry of business--a great deal of the
feecy staple baled was hauled TO
Town, mostly from the Hills and by
white farmers--our merchants man
aged to purchase most of it and paid
highest New Orlean5 prices for it;
and sold their goods at usual prices
provisions, such as pork, bacon
and lard, are getting pretty scarce in
the market, but that long expected
boat from Shreveport will fill up
that scarcity margin. We are free
from sickness, good health reigns
here yet, and as a special local item
we end this squib with the important
fact, that our ticket, the Democratic
Conservative ticket, led by the Peo-
pie, is taking like wild fire, and radi-
calism's doom is a certainty.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
The true Fireman's heart bea

The true Fireman's heart beats
always in unison to Charity's call,
and in that call he is never lag
gard, but IS always to the front and
In time. Our Firemen here have al
ready contributed their mite to the
sufferers of the saffron scourge, but
the big hearted members of the
@Bully Hooks" have inaugurated an
other "relief fund.- and will, on
Thursday, October Oath, 1878, give a
Grand Masquerade Ball, at the Elk
change Ball Room, for that purpose.
The price of tickets are one dollar,
and we assess our charitable commu.
nifty here for the sale of at least
three hundred tickets. Will this as.
sessment be honored2
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

ONE of the Custom House gentry
tried to get miffed at rs, because we
called him Custom House No. 2. He
is mistaken, We did not mean him, but
applied it to John Mayo, the second
best fagleman in the Combination III
terest, and we don't want him to trick
Mayo out Of his soubriqmet.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

SwALLowED.--On Saturday, Sep
tember 18th, the Workingmen's par
ty swallowed, at one gulp, the entire
Radical party, with one exception.
This was, indeed, rash and bold,
yet successful act, for it is the first
time in the history Of the country
that a dead sardine ever attempted
to and did swallow (would- live
whale.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

The brassv impudence Of certain
recruits of the party of isms here, as
they are trying TO mould the opinions
Of croakers and soreheads in the Wind
ing embrace of the Custom House
Combination, and thereby are dis
tressing themselves about the condo
ton Of the PARTY which has already
control of twenty -four States, and Of
one Of the coordinate branches Of the
National Government, and which will
be, 10 the space Of six months, in com
plote possession of Senate and House,
is, NOT to put too microscopic q point
upon it, somewhat ill-timed, especially
when viewed in the contrast Of the tive
tickets in the field 10 Rapides.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

-IT is remarkable fact, and one
worthy of special notice, that tle+on-
ly newspaper in this Congressional
District, which supports Mat. Wells
for Congress, is his o'cn paper, I'VE
the People," and he has imported m
editor here expressly to do that. 1t
is further remarkable, and still more
worthy of notice, that among the
1000 white voters of Rapides, not a
single man will vote for him, or even
now feebly throws in passing good
word, but the few here, the very few,
who have chartered their princi-
pies (2) to him, on the bubble prom.
Use of situation in tue Custom
House. +:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

Tire Democratic Executive Com
mittee of the Parish of Rapides Eere-
by approves and endorses the above,
and will heartily and actively CO op-
crate with the Editorial staff of the
DEMOCRAT. B. TURNER,
JAS. ANDREWS, JR., President.
#a Secretary.
nnk.Ln, o 1910
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

The jambalaya Of isms here in
Rapides does not seem TO. stir up
much Of a tidal wave. The old car
pet bag negro Returning, Board gang,
though they try hard to disguise aud
sail under no less than four names
here, Republicans" "Workingmen,''
independents" and "Nationals,"
still, when it comes to deodorizing
the smell of the old thing here is a
difficulty at once. Mat. Wells had
better hang on to the place Mr..
Hayes has given him, and save up
every cent he can make. He isreal.
~ silly If he fools any Of it away in
making useless attempt to get into
Congress.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

-THE organ of the Mongrel tick.
ct, though always dated Saturday,
makes its appearance on Friday.
The pleasing associations connected
with that day Of the week renders Its
selection for this event peculiarly
appropriate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

--GRENADA's death roll sums up
as follows: out Of the remaining pop
ulation of 49, 227 have died Of vel.
low fever. Sixty persons are now
sick with the fever, mostly Gonzales.
cent, and material for new cases il
exhausted. 4.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

The two articles, marked with
y, in the present issue of the DEM
ooRAT, we're written by E. r. Biossat,
the late Editor Of this Journal, and
were in type previous to the editorial
change in the paper.