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v ID O. ID TIN E
WILL TRY vEGETINE.
He DID, AN b WAS CURED.
DRIAvARK n. Fsb l9 1877

MR. H. r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: l wish to give you this testimo-
ny, that you may know and let others know,
what Vegetine has done for me. About two
years ago small sore came on my leg; 1t
soon became large Ulc =, so troublesome
that consulted the doctor, but got no re-
hei, growing worse from day to day. suf-
fered terribly; could not rest day or night;
I was SO reduced my friends thought would
never recover; consulted q doctor al Co.
lumbus; followed his advice; 1t did no good.
Lean truly say was discouraged. At this
time / was looking over my newspaper; saw
your advertisement of vegetine, the "Great
Blood Purifier" for cleansing the blood from
all impurities, curing Humors. Ulcers, Co.
said to my family, I will try some Of the
Vegetine. Before had used the first bottle
| began to feel better. made up my mind
had got the right medicine at last. could
now sleep we'll nights. continued taking
the vegetine, l took thirteen bottles. Ny
health is good. The Ulcer is gone, and am
able to attend to business. I paid about
four hundred dollars for medicine and doc
tors before bought the Vegetine. have
recommended the vegetine to others with
good success. l always keep bottle OF 1t
ia the house now. It Is most excellent
medicine. Very respectfully yours,
p tt F. ANTH0NT.
Mr.. Anthoni is one Of the pioneers of Del
aware, o. He settled here in 1884. Hell q
wealthy gentleman, of the fru of +. An
tn oni Il Sons. Mr.. Anthoni is extensively
known, especially among the Germans. He
is we'll known in Cincinnati He is respected
by all. s..s - a. ~, X 4.syiis.s
IxpuRR BIoop.--In morbid conditions Of
the blood aie many diseases; such as salt
rheum, riug worm, boils, carbnucles, sores
ulcers and pimples. In this condition Of the
blood try the VEeErrsE, and cure these af-
feottons. As q blood purifier it has no equal
Its effects are wonderful. 9b
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sHERIFF's SALE.
A. l. s. Thistle
= vs..
Obed Waite ct al.

i
ny virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
Il from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe and State Of,
Ohio, III case pending in said court between
the above named parties and to md directed,
will offer for sale at public auction ct the
east door Of the court house in WVodshsld
on - E
Saturday, the Eth day Of august, 1878,
between the hours of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
o'clock pm, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to Wit:
The southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section three, township two Of
range four, containing forty acres more or
less--as the property Of 0bed Waite. y
4 Said property 30 ordered to be sold Is ap.
praised at $500, and may sell for two-thirds
of said appraissment. Terms Of sale, one-
third cash, and the balance on conf rmation.
VIM. READ,
july16,'78w5. Sheriff u. 6. o.
HusrsR & MALLorY, Att'ys.
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knife. He was recognized bv papers in
his possession. Fred. Gross, from
Mannheim, Germany The rest of the dead,
upto tLis writing, have not been recog-
nized, nothing being found on them
which would give clue. Mr.. Kicker,
head clerk on postal car from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati, informs US that Harry
Graham was beloved by all who knew
him, and that he was married about ear
ago to an estimable young lady that is
about to become mother.
In conversation with Conductor Ed.
Morrell, who had charge of the train, we
learn that he left Pittsburgh twenty min
utes late. At SteubenviIle he was four
minutes behind time. As he was enti-
tied to The track for ten minutes after bis
time expired, he had six minutes to come
and go on, and nothing should have been
In his way. He had about one hundred
and fifty passengers on his train, about
forty of whom were immigrants. They
occupied the foremost coach, in which 80
many were killed outright. Mr.. Nor
rell has been on the road ever since its
existence. The company have great
faith in his ability and worth, and certain
ly there is every indication that it is meri-
ted.
| The cause of the calamity, according
to Superintendent Barrett's statement, is
that the conductor of the freight train,
William Sterling, was running his train
on passenger train time while bis watch
,cas, not running. In other words bis
watch had been stopped twenty minutes
and he did not knowit. Now Sterling s
watch was the only chronometer on the
train, and he responsible only for the
trains safety, the story might be plausi.
be. But when the engineer OF the
freightis equally responsible and is held
TO as rigid an account as the conductor
for accidents, then the stopping of the
watch business hardly appears as convin-
cling as at first. There are all sorts OF
rumors as to who is to blame, but without
official information it would be wrong TO
condemn any particular official. There
are three theories for the cause of the &C.
lcident. One is the watch story; another
the possibility Of the telegraph operators
erriDg in the transmission of The orders
: the third that the train dispatcher may
have issued the wrong instructions
/ The passenger train was making 40 miles
/ an hour and the freight II.
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sHERIFF's SALES.
sHERIFFs SALE.
Wm. D. Lowery
James H. Mckee etal.

ny virtns OF certain order Of sale issued
from the osnrt Of common pleas within,
and for the Comfy Of Monroe, and State Of:
Ohio, in case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
I will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld,
on si g~a
Saturday, the 14th day Of September, 1875,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. .: M, and
4 O'Clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number twenty two in the town Of
Calais.
Said property 50 ordered to be sold is ap.
praised ct $500, and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement. Terms of sale one third
cash ON day Of sale and balance on confrma
ton. WIN. READ,
aurl3,7svs. Sheriff II. G. o.
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EF The SDemocratic State Executive
Committee prepared for the opening of
the campaign by Senator THURMAN, who
was to sound the "key note :" but Gen.
EwINa, unable to repress his zeal, has
stepped to the front and sounded a blast
on thepoli.ical bugle.
Gen. EwINe we'll says, that sthe prac
tical money question in the United States
is, not whether our money shall be coin
or paper, but who shall Issue the paper
money, and how shall its volume be de
termined ?"
No one will dispute the fact that the
two questions mentioned are the vital
issues Of the campaign. But when he
steps, not in advance of the Democratic
party, bat outside of it, to argue in fa
vor OF the SAM. CARY dollar-ths dollar
without any promise to pay--a hit Of pa
per on which Is to be printed "This is a
Dollar"-Mr. EWING will find that the
party will not follow him.
When Mr.. EWING attempts to show
that labor saving machinery is "a curse, y
notwithstanding his efforts to Ok the re.
sponslbility TOR its bad effects onthe Re
publican party, Mr.. EWING does wha'
lMr. THURMAN certainly would not do =
Anything looking il this direction is
liable to be tortured by unscrupulous ad
versaries into an appeal to the class who
a short time since were burning reapins
d machines.
/ On the whole it would probably hav,
slbeen better if Mr.. EwIse had leit th
Democratic ark in the hands OF its cho
sen bearers aa
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JERE. WILLIAMS was q gallant soldier
and served during the war. Still the
delegates in the Convention did not hes.
itate to charge him with desertion in or
der to secure his defeat Marietta Reg
ster.
Half dozen papers have come to
hand stating that such charge was
made. We heard nothing of it, and If
we had should have treated 1t with con
tempt. Lies without number were told
by q certain gang, but they did not hurt
the one they were told on, and nothing
could hurt the character of their authors.
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Unpleasant Smcll.

There is nothing more offensiye than
an unpleasant smell. To avoid this, use
DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes, which are
more delicate and durable than any other
odors. His Floral Riches, for Cologne
Water, has rich, fresh, fowery Odor,
and his Alists Bouquet and other odors,
have only fbe used to be admired.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
LETTER FROM COLORADO.
GREELEY, COL, August 8, 1878

z GREELEY. COL, August 8, 1878
Ed Spirit: I am really lost in aston.
ishment when think Of the many chan.
ges wrought by steam and electricity -
The east and far west seem to have
joined hands and are rapidly becoming
one and inseparable As an example Of
this, can have the pleasure of reading
the news from "Oid Monroe in THE
SPIRIT in the same week Of publication
yet some sixteen hundred miles inter-
vene between us. There is no far soest
any more. Glad to see so much news
in TIE SPIRIT from Eastern Ohio.
We trust the s.Red Men of Antioch"
will sshold the fort" and keep all quiet
along the Ohio. However, il they are
anxious for an engagement we would in.
form them that there is just now an ur-
gent call on the frontier for reinforce
ments. @
Oar Democratic friends in.Colorado
are getting thoroughly organized for the
coming campaign and intend to make 1t
warm for the opposing party. Patter-
son, our representative in Congress, is
esteemed very highly as an orator and
politician. BY his oratoricai powers he
commands the, applause OF his most in.
yeterate enemies He will thoroughly
canvass the State in the interests Of the
Democratic party. In the purchase OF
the Rocky Mountain NeUs, published at
Denver, the oldest and leading Republi.
can paper Of the State, the Democrats
have taken an advance step that will
greatly forward the cause. The Repub.
licans feel the loss.
We are just now in the midst Of 9
golden harvest, and the farmers are re
joicing over such wheat crop as Colo
RADIO has never known before; conse,
quently the great question is not "Wha
shall the harvest bc2 but what shall We
receive for our crop? Heretofore the
home demand for Colorado -four ha'
kept pace with the supply, as there ar,
numerous mining towns to the west o
us, to be supplied-but it is now eviien
that we will be compelled this year T.
look for a new outlet The wheat grow
in Colorado is OF a superior grade ant
far surpasses that grown in neighborinI
States to the east Of us. We have ha,
an unusual amount of rain this year an
the majority of the farmers have matur
ed their wheat with one irrigation. 1t j
q fact worthy Of notice that the annus
rainfall in what was once known as th
rainless region of the United States
increasing each successive season, Ma
by bringing the soil under state of Gu
!, ',tivation is really gaining the sympath
OF the clouds which float over US wit
their "garnered fullness," gathered o
wonder snow-crested mountains.
4 The stock business is attracting qli'
a number of capitalists from the ea
who clearly see that this is destined
become one of the greatest sources I
, income in the west. In this and adjoil
|, ing States there are many stock rang,
that furnish very nutritious grass all Il
year round,
We were favored with a beautiful ds
to see the eclipse. The eclipse was n,
quite total at Greeley, small portion
the upper edge Of the sun being visibl
In the faint light the shadows cast |
, the leaves Of the trees were very beaui
; ful, being crescentshaped.
MILTON A LYONS.
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sHERlFF's rs sAL.lE',, All I.w
Frederick MuhIsmaa
.ssmuel Laadia st IL <

-
DY virtue Of . csftain ordsrsf sale tesusd A
u from the court OF common plaass within
and for the soounty Of Monsoe, epd, atsta Il :
Ohio, in . case pending IN saids seoarit bs(wssa'
the above named partiss. aad 10 ne dissessd,y !
v,Il o6s,' 'sor s.ls ~ m In srotio,n. 81 -
49, ~ ~ co,,s 49, 4, w.c@ss.ia -
:. ,..,.,S.s -, s'-., --''.,s : -. s,a1
Sdturddy,the l4fk dcg n September 1870 2
between the hours of 10 SUlook 1. n. a. 81
O'clock y. M. Of ssid dxv ths folloSvins az. .se
scrihsd rsal est.te situats n Nouro. oonnts. i
ohio ~ .s;,s sTsST s5S7 z. q . tls'i 80 IN
s, M y ,,,...s. !, sxsi sua
q s.ss;s,, fs 49,,
q rs,,s, Arss ..ySs 49, ss,i =. - ~ !,
- So,.h,ss.t ..,,,sr fors,.r,v ovrsS =. W;iI,s..
To:a ro: {, h.: ~ >. ~ ~. ".y.s - ~.
san.hwsas nn.stsr - - ~ ro-tSs.st 1890. 81
soot;on eIs .h;rtvons tnvrsh~ SSss II ,~nss
sSrss, fhsncs sonsh ten | yods a : staks. therss,.
south l s1tv-ons and tkres.ioursh der,re -
twelve rods To- . stake N Nsera Rra; thence
south seyepty.three degtees ea8 thiFty-th,ss
rods 10 "a stake thenos nos4hstly so6sssi
twenty ave rods to thsline furnipg -. ~
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sHERIFF's SALE. 4
! + A. & s. Thistle
s.,. VS..
Marcus. D. Higgins 4 ano.

ny virtue Of q certain order Of sale issued
n from the court of common pleas within
and for the. county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio in a case pending In said court between
the above named parties, aud to me directed,
will offer for sale At public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfsld,
on HJ san
Saturday, the l7th day Of august, 1875
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock D. m. and
o'clock p. N. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section thirty, township one Of
range four, containing forty acres. more or
less. Levied upon as the property Of Marcus
D. Higgins. @5,
Said property 90 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at S60e, and may sell for two.
thirds Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale,
one third cash ON day Of sale, and balanos
on confirmation. .a,i
.s wM. RRAD,
July 6,'78w5. Sheriff ". c. O..
HrxrER & MALLORY, Atty's.
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PROYER BIS.

aNo one can be sick when the stomach |
blood, liver snd kidneys are healthy, and
aop Bitters keep them so"
,sThe grestest n0urishing tonic, appeti.
her, strsnsthsner and curative on earth--|
Hop Bittsrs."
alt is impossible to remain long sick OIL
out of health, where Hop Bitters are used. /
"Why do Hop Bittsrs cure so machf''|
Because they give good d gestion, rich|
blood, and healthy action of all the or
yans."
"No matter what your feeling or all
ment is. Hop Bitters win do you good"
"Remembor, Hop Bittsrs never does
harm, but good, always and continually
aPurify the blood, cleanse the stomach
and sweeten the breath with Hop Btters. y
'Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop
Bitters."
aNo health with inactive liver and uri-
nary organs without bop Bitters."
For sale by ]. r. JUDKINS, and
POPE q CASTLE Drasgists, Woods
fsld, Ohio. 3
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sHERIFg'S SALE.
Joseph Hilr u
Levi Long ct 81.

ny virtue Of csrtsin order cf ssls issued
10 from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio. in case pending in said court bsswssn
the above named parties, and TO me disssteds
will offer for sale at public auction st the
east door Of the court house in WcoasaslA E
on f ktf.i fkEfifhk L.
Saturday, hse 24th day Of August, 1878,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. N. and
O'Clock .. m, Of said day, the following DE-
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to wits f{A{
The northeast quarter sfsbs nershws6s :
quarter Of section two, township three sf
range I've, containing forty acFss -.'---s-..
Also. the west part Of the southeast quar-
ter Of Tie nerthwest quarter .. ssns ssetieaS iss
township snd range, containing eishtsss =
acres. f-ss-'ss
8 Alsa tins west psss Of She npyIhsges 50
Of the northwsst -qnartsr of seetiaH ira 49,
same township and range. containing silsyS
three and oneahalf acres. ~ - III
Also, the north pars Of The sast half Of Dc
northeast quarter Of -ssotian eight. toupahiR
xeres, in all 1881 one kdndred and sightys
eight and one half acres. 'es' sspes
Said property SO ordered to ~ sold ID sp-
praised as follows
The 40 aorstrsot ct > 500. W pr RI no
Is 70 360. ssar xis -rrpe sxts
T. 631 1851. ss sss's .sss7sss sHtl
a. "a 164i. xsioo ss2aik
and may sell for o.thisds Of saM % 2ilbsz
ment. Terms Of sAis, sns-third sash and = 80.
sn0' on confirmation ,,sss.s. s.s.sssssl :
july1s,,7sws. - 5hssia q esaesf< no
HusrER xAilosr. Ats,ys. ~ fsss
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Bishop g. Co.

New York, August 8.-A meeting of
the committee OF the creditors Of R. d..
Bishop & Co., grocers. Cincinnati, ap-
pointed yesterday, was held today. Az
teri long discussion the committee de-
cided to reject Bishops offer to pay forty
cents on the dollar. They then resolved
to accept Bishops offer of surrender OF
all the assets Of the 6rm and individual
members thereof, and grant the firm a
full discharge in consideration. A com
mittee will be appointed to take charge OF
the assets and wind up the whole con-
cern.
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VEGETINE

DoReHssEsR, MASS. Jnne IL.

- A3g DORCHESTER, MACS. jnne ~.
Dr. q. B. SrBvENs, ~
DEAR SIR: feel II my duty to say one
word in regard to the great benefit have
received from one Of the greatest wonders OF
the world; it is your vegetine. have been
one of the greatest sufferers for the last eight
years that ever could be living. do. sin
cerely thank my God and your vegetine for
the relief have got. The Rheumatism bad
panied me to such an extent that my feet
broke ont in sores. For the last three years
have not been able to walk, now can
walk and sleep and do my work as we'll as
ever did, and l must say owe 1t all to
your blood ruriher, vegstine. z
va', ~ kARGRRY WELLS.
vEeErrSs.-The great success Of the Veg
etine as cleanser and purifier of the blood
is shown beyond doubt BY the great mum
bers who have taken it, and received imme-
diate relief, with such remarkable cures.
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EEIt is perhaps not premature to
announce that DALzELL's chances for Che
Republican Congressional nomination in
this district have suffered a fatal collapse.
The nomination will be conferred either
upon W. F. HuSrER or N. 81. VAN Won.
HEs, neither Of whom is seeking it.
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~In the disappointment felt at

eEIn the disappointment felt at the
action Of q portion Of the Noble County
delegation in the Congressional Conven-
ton it would be waolly unjust to permit
any censure to rest upon DAVID S.
SrRIess He did jnst what may always
be expected OF him--acted the man
throughout.
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RI Every farmer, and especially every
Republican farmer, should carefully con-
slider the question whether SHERMAN's
contraction policy has not something to
do with the starvation prices Of produce.
We use the phrase contraction poll.
c5" advisedly; for boarding vithdraws
money from circulation just as effectual
u as does cancellation. sal
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Can't Preach Good.

No MAN can do q good job Of work,
preach good sermon,try lawsuit well,
doctor patient, or write a good article
when be feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brains and unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such a
condition when it can be 80 easily and
cheaply removed by little Hop Bitters.
See Truths and Proverbs" other COL
umn. 9f8
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W There Is a report, not fully anthem
ticated, that the Greenbackers will run q
candidate for Congress in this district.
Their party is small, but It is spunky.-
They already have candidates in many
districts, snd viii disturb the calculations
Of the old parties to some extent -
Though why they should want a separate
organization in Ohio is still an unsettled
question.
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Who is Right?

John Sherman, under oath, says that
there are but S642. 100000 In the United
States The officers OF the various banks
in the country swear thst they have on
hand, as deposits over $4,000, ,0O0, 600,
a difference Of 81, 400, 100000. Wonder
where the banks got IT'D Won't some of
the bank organs tell US?
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EEThe editor receives gratefully the
many expressions of good will and sym
pathy from bis brethren of the press -
aJERr." feels that he is worth 9 dozen
dead men yet.
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ewAthens County has had the repu
tation Of containing the most unscrupu-
lous politicians in the State We car
speak from personal knowledge, and say
that this reputation is undeserved.
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A Warning to young Ladies' Who
Wear COlored Stockings.

BosToN, August Lydia Berry, a
beautiful young lady OF twenty. Of this
city, whose friends imagined that bel, i'll
ness of late was caused by dropsy, were
astonished to-day to learn that she had
been poisoned by wearing colored stock.
ings. She is in terrible condition, and
her physicians have little hope OF her re.
covery. af.,, "a, - II ~..
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HThe failure OF r. NJ. BISHOP &
Co. was simply and purely the result Of
hard times. There was neither original
weakness nor wild speculation in It. 1t
is q fair sample Of the ruin wrought by
the financial policy controlled by the
Money Power.
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.kgThe Democratic papers OF the
district speak we'll Of Gen. WARMERS
abilities and Of his learning on the sub
ject Of finance.
The Republican papers assail him with
vigor which shows that determined.
fight will be made.
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wGen. WARNER, the candidate OF
the Democratic party in this district for
Congress, is expected here about the last
of this month. He proposes to make q
vigorous campaign.
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DY virtue Of certain order of sale is.
Dsued from the court Of common pleas with
in and for the county Of Aonroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and TO me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, ,on
Saturday,the l4th day Of Ssptsmbr 1878,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock am. and
O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the following de,
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, TO wit. ss
The, northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen. township two oi
range four, containing forty. acres more. Of
less.
Said property 30 ordered to BE- sold is sp-
praised ats and may sell for two-thirdi
Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale, one
third cash and balsncs on confirmation.
WIN. READ,
aug6.,78w5. Sheriff n. Q. o.
Hgs7ss 3 NALLoRy, Attys. sf
| { IA AZ 20 ~
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Democratic County Ticket.
~ About the only good thing we can
say of SHERMANIsM is, that 1t is longer
road to ruin than Communism.

EEIn this county the congressiora al
election is the topic Of conversation near
ly everywhere and nearly all the time -
Let Us all keep cool, boys.
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Let Him Keen It.

buffalo Commercial Adyertiser.I
The President wants to keep his Cabi-
net till the close of his official term.
Let him keep it; wedo not know of any
body that wants it.