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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Paris eats a thousand horses a month.
There are 73OfarO banks in the Black
Hills.
Russia has 1000 miles of railway,
nearly all built since 1868.
A saddle-rock oyster shell ~ inches
long is exhibited by a New York dealer
in bivalves.
Five thousand six hundred and sew.
enteen males suicided in France during
1877.
Charleston, S. c., has a Huguenot
Church, nearly 200 years old. 1t was
organized in 1856.
The French Cabinet recently made
up contains five Protestants to four
Catholics.
Kansas farmers estimate corn at ID
cents a bushel, at which price it is cheap
er fuel than coal or wood.
The oil regions in the Black Hills are
attracting considerable attention, and
many parties are locating claims.
The Liberian Exodus Association, of
South Carolina, report that 100. 900 col
ored persons have signified a desire to
emigrate to Liberia.
Great Britain and her colonies have
contributed owe $4,000, 600 to relieve
the suffering by famine in India.
A Boston paper says hat there are
in South Boston $50 tax-paying women,
who W nearly $1,000. 900 worth of
property.
The opponents of tobacco are making
an earnest protest against furnishing
tobacco to the army. for which purpose
S177,444 was spent last year.
Americans are exporting cofins to
London and putting them in the market,
at prices little than half of those
charged by her Majesty's native under
takers.
"A temperance newspaper asserts that
there are in this country 6OO, 200 habit
ual drunkards, and of this number more
than five per cent are females.
The fine old ruins of the college that
the Jesuits began at Panama in 1870,
but never finished, are now the proper
ty of the Jews that they prosecuted so
tiercely.
English authors produced and had
printed last year 1904 books. There
were also 2,O46 new editions, making
the total book production of England
5,095, against 1888 the preceding year.
immigration statistics shows there
has been a falling off of 6 ,729 souls
since last year, and 178, 1872 as compar-
ed with 1866.
In Northern China, people of all ages
are dying of actual starvation by thou
sands. The famine extends over a dis
trict which includes at least 5000 villa
ges. and it is said that at least 500 die
daily.
The Illinois Department of Agricul-
ture estimate the total Weld of corn in
the State in 1877 at 269, 8S9, 742 bushels,
and the value $77, 562, 879. In 1876 the
yield was 2OS, liz, $40, and the value
g., 49,, 541.
Among the acts of the British Parlia- |
ment which took effect on January LIST. |
was n to secure to married women in !
their property and earnings.
with regard to husbands, they are only |
to be liable for ante-nuptial debts on
the property derived from their wives.
An authoritative report just publish
ed in regard to the great cyclone and
storm wave which visited certain dis
In Bengal, OF the morning of No
vember 1st, 1876, that the total number
Of persons drowned was 10000, and
hat the outbreak of cholera which fol-
carried off $4,000. making . total
mortality of 165, 900.
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us IT possible that Mr.. Godfrey Is up and At
work, and cured by 20 simple . remedy!"
II assure you 1t is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters, and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must die %
"Wella-day! II that IL 90, I will 20 this
minute and get some for my poor George I
know hopsare good"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07
NEWS OF the WEEK.



A city directory of Lincoln is to be
published
Nebraska has 1877 600 acres of Uni
versity and Agricultural College landa-
Grazing in the western part Of the
State Il excellent and cattle are 10 nne coz
dition.
The trial Of DR.. George ST. Louis at
Fremont, promises to be . long one. Sixty
nine witnesses have been subpBnaed
Hon. E. B. Washburne, late United
States Minister to France, lectures It Lincoln,
February 9Th. Subject: The Siege Of PARA
Reuel MIN and V. 8. Ashman, late
clerk and deputy clerk Of Richardson county,
have opened q q At Fails City.
Mrs Harding. . widow. near Fremont,
had sixty tons Of hay destroyed BY . prairie
fire . few evenings since. The loss r. more -
rious to her from the fact that she d engaged
In the dairy business, and dependent upon this
hay for her COWS during the winten.
Mrs. E. V. Clark. of Omaha, who was
recently terribly burned 1t Grand Island by
the explosion Of . kerosene lamp, has Gnce
died. Her daughter, Mrs. Alderman, who was
sick I'm bed At the time, was % badly burned
that herSrecovery is considered doubtful
The State Agricultural Society met 1t
Lincoln, January 18th. 1t was decided to hold
the next State Fair at Lincoln. The annual
election Of officers resuIted In the election NJ
NJ. Dunbar, president; Charles Matthewson,
first vice-president; - Winslow, second vice
president; D. II. Wheeler, secretary; c. Hart
man, treasurer. A committee Of seven Wa sp-
pointed on the premium list.
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tSks ulSu w Vic IsklsalSUE &lIss Inc LID
don Times correspondent, -sys ,h1, Queen Vic
torn has telegraphed the Sultan. Who -a. al
ready acquainted vfth the action 81 The British
government, ths; abe had herself urged the
Gar 20 make prUInp' and honorable peare. A
shumla dispatch nays The Turks have .vacua.
ed KAzzn sputh u O-mAn BAzzr. The Russian.
hereby secure another Balkan Pas. All var
material etc, have been removed frosn O-aaan
BAzAr 10 Eeki Djms
A correspondent al Pera telegraphs
that the Russians have entered AdriAnople-
Moukhtar PA.ha hAs b-en appointed 70 con
mand the arm 70 be formed Along The line OF
defense before C~ons:an;inopie- Before Ieavfng
Adrianople the Turks burned thesr pruvi.son.
and blew I'D the ammunition The London
Daily Telegraph print The following under
date Of Constautinople, Jan 3sh: "Mr. Ma
Ter. agent Of The English Relief Fund. has ju.s
arrived here With . train fan of refugees from
A~dranople- The unhappy people have been
In open cattle trucks fos three days Msny
from cod Lat night fifteen we're
dead IN the sruckA The suaerinTp Of
al are described a4avful Mothers are report
I'd In their frenzy 20 have thrown s.ay iheiy
irving babies, rather than see them die In th<ir
NINA As the train moved FROM Adrianople
Numbers Of people tried 20 cling 70 the outside
md frame work ef the cars. and msny s,,emp.-
d 10 ride On the buffers AZ one station
'here hundreds Of people bad e-ongregaied
'ithout food for two days the men threatened
(r. AAst@ro With yiolence II bread uas not
tven to them Yesterday there we're 100
and children on, In the O n Char
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TUESDAY, jan. 22-Petitions for the re-
monetization Of silver were presented. Com
mittee on finance reported q bill to remit taxes
on inso;vent savings banks. Committee on MIL
itary affairs reported with amendments the
House bill for the payment to the officers and
soldiers of the Mexican war three months ex-
tra pay, provided for by the act Of July 19, 1919.
A bin was introduced by Butler to repeal the
section of the Revised Statutes that refers to Q
tax of 10 per cent. upon the circulation Of
State banks. Other bills were introduced and
referred. After the morning hour the statue
OF Gov. VIM. King was contributed by Maine
to the national statuary, and was accepted. Ad-
HOUSE.
Committee on ways and means reportedb back
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free coinage.
The greeback men in convention ct
Hartford Conn, Jan. 18th, passed resolutions
fsyagtng tho remooetixatdon OF Silver, and ap-
pointing . dalegation to the National eoaven-
ton at Toledo, Feb. 22nd.
Jacobs and John Hunter, late presi-
dent and Cashier Of the Miners Trust Co,
Pottsville, Pa, have each been sentenced 70
two years. solitary confinement and TO pay .
fine of esoo, also to refund $4,000, with costs.
Hugh Mcconnell, who, while return
ing home with his niece in Chicago. . few even
ings since, Wa stabbed IN tie abdomen, died
Jan. 9lst. The despersdoes were captured
and proved to b Patrick Sherry and Jerry
Coaley.
The finance committee Of Cook coun-
y, m, have dsesdsd 70 enter suit against l. C.
Hack. hAs county treasures, 1o1 thssecosuyo(
e1O0.004 tAs amoant winch he Third Nstioaal
Bank a Cioa0n sved him = Tie tine a H.
fn1lurA
Tho Danville. Ky. Banking Z Trust
Company has closed IL doon Nb ststed tAst
H. only anses NJ bondsof the PxEb and Dan
vlis saftuad, vhieA Va bult b ths hank. II
Til = cusss IL 1epoaianss vm - 90 sbout
tsoAeoA
A on0msrcial agsncy hers reports:
Ths failures u CA8eago during 1871 vere 81,
Hahflit3ss agErsgst1ng nearly tS1,ooo.0
Fourteen banlD fafled, with nabfft5es Of 81 !
Do. Oo4 and tveatysevsn ralestate men for
DA0ooooo
The pork packing house Of s. Sessel
3 Co, Waterloo w. destroyed By ire On the
q Jan. 10Th II vas . four Story
erected at . cost Of sa6,000. There
rere six o. seven car Loads Of lard IN the build
Nc. which W. N lost
The Marine Association Of New York.
,onsisting 0 merchants, bankers marine IN !
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The Fate Of q Piirt.

Tie Pittsl,urg exposition Is over for
this year. tn; there Is one thing con-
nccted with it tina. will be read with
interest here. Rather Il good locking
c,,up!c from the country boarded a
train here the day bci"re the exp~i-
ton cl.sesl, aud with q numi'-r ut
Others went 10 Pit,sburs. Arriving
the girl met al nid ac4u,intance.
with whom she s.~n became uncom-
E,r:sh.v tf,r the other chap friendly.
She an.i her Piit>bur. friend stuck To.
geti,er ike wax nil day. viewing the
sights apparently Oblivion. Of Nh" fact
that her .-..,r; VAS around. When
the hour came f.r starting home ia,
wen, siih aer l'i,lsburg friend I" in,
depot, AMI hung un,n his arm u".i
lust before tn. train siariol. her es
c.s,. .h. will, io,.ing very mncl
di.pI.a.rd. They h,ar,ied the train
she taking u sea, just behind him,
Tie conductor tapped Der "n ,hs
shoulder f.r tickets" She Leaned
,imisi!y f,r~ari and said:
Tickets. .J..,,n.
Ticket, IL d-i!" said John see
vnur ,i.Scr> irun that fellow VA,
tro!!or.,,i aroumi With all day
Til, WIS f,'I,w-,. bv loud laushin:
. from q number sitting near. >o'ne "
whom ha.! been watching the girl
! movements during the day AMI az
had tn g, dawn into her packet i"r ,h
necessary wealth To paw her fare Il
,hi. ci,v.-Yovsgsio~a E.g;-'"f.
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find corner in which to view the
exercises.
After a stay Of several days among
them. in which their kindness AMI
hospitality Vas manifested to . degree
Car beyond my authorizations. parted
from them with feeling Of pleasure.
and wi,h a better opinion 1t the
snl.lier than | had ever en,ertsinei
before. II j. often said that sol';iers
are a class 1t men whose lives are
mis.pent and useless: hut il all the
s,ldiers oi the world were Of such .
cix-s ~ the men comprising the ROYAL
Horse Guards. the stigma which
attaches To military life would soon te
buried ton deep for resurrection.
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A Washinetoo dispatch says the cab
met hss completed the consideration Of
the estimates for governmental ex.
penses for the current year, on which
they have been engaged for some
some weeks in reducing them to their
lowest possible minimum. The result
- . saving can b made on the expeodi.
lures Of the current year in every bu-
reau Of the government except three,
namely, The transportation Of mails.
for which additioaal appropriation
will b asked to extsod the postal ser.
sies Of To country; the pension
e6oe. vhieh nso1s more clerks and Il
now over II, 900 cssss behind it, cur
ssnt bsainsu, and u The land o6oe,
where business = also behind On 90
sopst ef lick Of clerical assistance.
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PERFECT SHINGLES 4!

have secured the exclusive sale Of "PECKS Is INCH
CLEAR SHINGLES. which can confidently recommend to
perons building the best that b made from selected
bolts BY the latest improved machinery. GUARANTEE
these shnges be STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. and viii pay
double price for any shngles Of this brand which
shingles relatively cheaper than the brands because
hoy durabew cover more surace-reguire less
time and In laying them, and FULL COUNT. Parties
who want good roofs should have NO OTHER Cali and
anime them At my yard. Cor. 0ssgs and Third.
43Od&x6n cH GAUSS
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Cli6ord's HobelC09e - ealatabte.
Powerful, Anti Dsrto dioaland
Tonic.

Naiurs's rsosdy for Fever and AEue.
Never known 70 fail in . single case. Thu
populsr remedy di6sn from oil Other Asoe
Cares, in beiag ire iron all Poisooous
eGrcss On The system; It eaters Into the
cireslatios and dsseroys oil nsl.rioa-
poisou. and thus Eradicate the d aeaae
~ithoua peoducisG any q thss distressing
sach - falinea aud pain
in the head, ringing IN The esss aed partial
deaf.ess. Try & once and yos gill never
Be without it.
&c. RlcHARnsox, PfoPf.
For sale b. ill drueRssea. e. Louis.
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The greatest wonder Of the
age. Ths Cardiff Giant at the
Ilgen House.
Sleeping Car Rates Reduced Over
the II. +. at.

The NJ, K. 4 T. train leaving the Gar.
rison House depot At s4S p. N every night
has sleeping car to H.nniosl and Quincy
Rate for double berih frum Sedslia To Ham
nibal and Quincy only 81 50. Close con-
nec,ious 1t Hannibal With trains Of the C..
B. 4 Q. and Wabash railsays for all points
eass. For through tickets to Chicago and
the east, 1t the very lowest rates and
fur,her Information call on H.
L. Berry, ticket agent ct the 0srrisoo
Houss, or T. W. Teasaals, 1t general o6ce
n. z. 4 7. BY, ssdslia, No.
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-Don't b talked into buy.
ing anything buta superior
cook stove. It


to 6od Sicben' place-vhese thoae choice
oys.ess ars sold-ask ssy bog. h can di.
ret yos thesa. for Il = ths ooss popular
Oyster houss in ~ city, ssd ysa gill 6sd
Il out By sestiae shsa b IL Co. dsah, rav,
iried, seeWed, bsoiled &C.
(Cue shis oes toe fstuse seteseses Sor ths
RAsoo ssis.s - psise aay ssss Of ths
q hove aapessjoa.)
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R..r..,,sati,e--vANTROMPCHlLTON
Nkr1-L $. MURRAY.
eo,ecstiss Attorney -GEO.P.BJAChSoN
(;sssaor-J. A. Z. BROWN.
T,.a.r,~-RICHARD T. GENTRY.
,sr.,ea Opk-JAMES C. WOOD.
Csxas O9t-HENRY Y. Fields.
n.,orIr-sANUEL W. RITCHEY.
A.s.w-W. E. MIDDLETON.
(b,ese- Oh. j. B. JONES.
Cos.sy Jsdss-w. C. Gibson, Presiding
yudxe. C. G. Taylor, J. @ Tannehill.
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3sath-strusEls Of - gulzly. A.
though viStorious, Roger condition
was crition in the <Ilssa11 He was
\ mile All . half Hsm boDe. % weak
nd faiss he could scarcely stand. and
il AAnesr Of blssding % 1sath before
he could reach help. His left Or"
hung crushed and Iifeless ut his side.
his left scapuIa and clhvicle we're
broken, the blu,d trickled from the
terrible wounds in his back, and his
Leg were literally furrowed By the
crooked claws Of the bears hind feet
Conscious that he must soon have
help or perish. he summoned oil n"
resolution aud staggered along in the
direction OF home, more dead than
alive. a trail Of blood marking has
footsteps. lie managed to reach ,
sp,ing in sight of his house. whe" hts
endurance at last gave away. aud ne
fell in a dead faint BY the waters edge.
Fortunately be was s'on after discover
ed bv his am. a lad "f sOrne twelve
years, who Immediately gave the
alarm. Rogers was taken home and
his wounds temporarily dressed. an
express in the meantime being cent
for . physician.
The grizzly Was the larges: ever
known to have been killed in the
county. 1t measured nine feet 10
length "over ALL" and weighed .4Wl
pounds. The left side Of the bear VA
literally torn tn pieces. there being nc
less than twenty-five knife wounds
| nearly every one Of which reached q
vital spot. One Of its tore Paws ha'
heen sent to Us. Some idea Of its sizs
can be obtained when We state thai
the foot just COVERS an ordinary dinner
plate. ,r,
Mr.. Rogers is lying 10 an extre"ei,
critical condition. In addition to n.
horrible wounds, the shock OF m
svstem was . terrible one. His let
arm literally mangled and torn Z
shreds, has been amputated 1t tn
.houlder. His left clavicie and
! scapula were fractured. and the thre'
lover ribs on the right side broken
The flesh and muscles on his back o"
~ broken aud abrated that the verte
4 brx are actually visible 10 places
vhiIe as before stated, his lowe
-. -. ,;,er.llv scanned and furr0w
ed. Despite his fr;ghtfa! injuries. tn
attendant physician is OF the oP'n'o
that Mr.. Rogers may recover 1t cry
-io..las does not intervene.
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a Man an Q Bear Confice-The|
Man csaqusrs,B But u Iissr.lly'
Bitten a1d ChGvsd 20 Thgoeus-
Ono Arm ChAvod 06-An Awful
Experience.
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JHs lAsesst seeelE. lowest
pgfpasy a11 ut gvods at w
xhomaO & @. It
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Hova woman Docs It.

SxkD6C8S OOS0 UOS essSSs
Hovs Woman Does II.
Some rusty old curmudge"u thus
tells how Q woman goes to work Z"
mail a letter. It l. libel on the sex.
Some Of the girls will make it red
hot for him If he IL discovered:
Any DAY when you have time you
can see how she does it BY dropping
into the postodice. She arrives there
v;,h 4 letter in her hand. 1t 10 . sheet
of note in . white envelope. She
h.l,s in front of the stamp window.
opens her mouth u ask for . stamp,
but suddenly darts away to see 1t she
has made any mistake in date or name.
Il takes her Eve minutes to make sure
of this. and then she balances the
letter on her finger. and the awful
query arises in her mind. ''perhaps It
is overweight" She steps to the
v;ndov and asks the clerk il he has a
three cent stamp. fearing that he
hasn't and she looks iu every apart
meut of her portmonaie before che
6uds the change to pay for it. The
fun commences q she gets the stamp
She f;ddIes around to one aide. r.
moves her gloves. closely inspec:s the
stsmp. and hesitates whether to lick
II or wet her finger. She finally con
clude,l that it wouldn't be nice to
show her tongue and vets her finger
and passes it over the envelope. She
is 40 long picking up the stamp that
the moisture il absorbed AND toe
,tsmp Sins of the envelope. She
tries il twice without success and
getting desperate she gives the stamp
Z click" and it sticks. Then comes
the sealing Of the letter. She vets
her finger again. but the envelope
die, open and after three minutes de-
Law she has to pass her tongue along
the streak Of mucilage. She holds
the letter q long time tn make sure
that the envelope Is al right. and
finally appears at the window and
asks:
"Three cents Is enough. Is it!
"Yes, ma'am."
This will 20 out to-day!
Certainly"
"Will i. 20 to Chicago ~ithout the
county On lit"
Just the same"
"Wh.t time will it reach thereT
ITO morrow morning"
She signs. turns the letter over and
finally asks:
'Shall I drop it in one OF those
place. here!
"Yes, ma'am."
She walks up 10 front Of the siz
ori6ces, closely scanning each one o.
them, finally makes . choice and
drops-uo she doesn't She strip. r.
see where It will tall, pressing her face
against the window until she aatten'
her NEE out Of shape. and she doesn't
drop il where she intended to. She
however releases It at last. looks down
| to make sure that it did not saii on
the floor, and turus away with . sgh
Of regret that she didn't take oot
more look ct the saperseriptiou.
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THE QuI1N's HORSE.

pritain's Crack Regiment and
Royal Body 0uard-Th0 Troop
ers aud Their 0eee6s -0rganiss-
siou, Uniform and Discipline.
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fREXD {:

$500 :s ~ e: &c TO- : e; Z
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The Respos,ve Chord.

IL early spring of 1853, when tine
aud Federal armies were
cnnfr"nt;ng each other "n tine "pr-
site hills of Stafford aud SpotrSylvania.
two bands chanced one evening a, the
came hour IL BEGIN To- discourse sweet
music on either hank 81 The river. \
large crowd of the soldiers 81 both
armies gathered {" listen I" the music.
the friendly pi:ke,s not interfering.
and so,n tie hands began To- answer
each other. First the bln'i "u the
northern hank would pILy Star
Spsncled Banner" M "Haa C"iam-
hin, ar some ctner national air. ani CT
its conclusion the '-boys in blae'
wouM cheer must Justify, And then
the band on I'll. southern hank would
respond with Dixie" ar Bonnie
Blue Flag" "r SOME other Southern
melody. aud III. '.b"ysin gray w'"i'i
attest ,heir app.olsiin with an old
Confederate veil. Bu, presently one
of the band. -irnck an in sweet and
piaintive nu,es. which were waited
acrn>s the beaa,ifdl Rsppahann"ck
were caught M at once BY the "'he'
band anc. >~eIlei into q grand anthem
which touched every heart. "li,m",
Sweet Home" At the cOns'in-i,.a Of
,hi. piece there went up s'multan
cons shea. from both sides oi the river
cheer followed cheer. anil th"ss
hills. which 80 recently r,-pnnded
with hostile guns. echoed and re-
ecaoe.l The glad acclaim. \ r:.'r'
had been struck responsive t" "hic!
the hearts ACCOMPLISHMENTS then
could heat in unison and on both side'
If the river.
"Somethin2 down the soldiers cheel
Washed of the stains Of powder.
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Also the unTiva!et
ESTY ORGANS.

We are prepared to accommodate the
trade, and viii furnish Pianos q Organs
upon monthly or quarterly payments. ALL
OF the ABovE GOoDs ARE Flssr-CLAse
AND WE FULLY WARRANT EACH ISsrsC
nExr TO BE A REPBnENTED. Libera
discounss made for spot csshi Beware Of
'Shoddy" or "SuiJe" Instruments. Circulars
ere being sent 70 all parts Of the country
Offering $500 Pisnos for $3.50; or $500
Piano for $3.50. We warn you against such
advertisements. There men get instru-
menta built BY contract and m the cheapest
manner. rrgardleas Of quality. We deal
in only LEGITIMATE instruments. built By
REGULAR ard ESTABLISHED MANCvAcru-
sEls, whose warrant h Ps;tirs Guarus1ss.
We will supply any one with lov priced in
ssrumenta. and from resp0naible msnufsc-
lures. Pianos from $500 up. Orsans
from 800 up. We keep ell kinds Of small
inssruments. such % violins. Guitars, Ac.
cordsO0a, ETC., etc., etc.
COCHRANE 4 TRCXEI,
Methodist Church Block.
Sedalia Mo.
P.A-Sead for catalogue, and state q
near = you can What psios and style Of in
sssument you WieA.