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Matild" B. Teemes appellant, Va. The North
western Mutual Life Insurance company, re-

Matild" B. Teemes, appellant, vs.. The North
western Mutual Life Insurance company, re-
spondent.
6yllabus-A policy of life insurance assured
the life of a husband, for the sole use and ben
eft of n. B., his wife, in the
sum of ono thousand dollars for the
time of ten years from date, and continued
'And the said company doth hereby promise
and agree to pay the said sum, assured at its
Office, to said person, whose life is assured, or
assigns, in ten years from the date hereof, viz :
in the year when the said person shall have at
tanned the age of 6fty-dve yea,so in case of the
persons DEATH of the person whose life is as
sured, to the said beneficiary, OF: assigns, in
sixty days after due notice aud proof of suoh
death. = In case OF the death Of the said
beneficiary, before tho death of tho person
whose life is assured, the amount of this in
suranoe shall be payable at maturity to the
heirs or assigns of the person whose life is as.
sured.
The husband did not die within the ten
years.
Held, That tho wife cannot receive tho one
thousand dollars, that the policy secured to
her only in case the husband died within the
time, leaving her surviving.
Order affirmed,
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UNION SERVICES.

The day will be observed with special services
to-day. The churches in lower town will unite
in devotional exercises at the First Baptist
church. The Revs. DIR. Conn, McLaren, l.. @.
Barnes and others will participate, and the Rev.
Mr.. Jennings, of Grace ID. E. church, will do
liver the sermon. -
The union Thanksgiving service for upper
town will be held at the Plymouth Congresa-
tional church at II A. N. Rev. s. G.. Smith, of
the First NJ. e. church, will preach the sermon
The Dayto Avenue NJ. E., House Of Hope and
Plymouth churches unite in this service. A
collection will be taken up in behalf of the
Relief society.
TIE HEBREW SOCIETIES.
Services will be held to-day at the synagogue
on the corner of Tenth and Minnesota streets
The Rev. DR.. Wechsler, rabbi, will deliver the
sermon in English.
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room the next morning, hanging Dy Lho neck,
and dead. 49,
The Roman municipality snd tho vatican
are at loggerheads about water. The munich
pality asserts that the Vatican uses more water
than it ought, and demands payment for the
extra supply. In the mean time the foun-
tains in the piazza of st. Peter present a miser-
able appearance. In one fountain three Jets of
water feebly rise to half their former height.
In the other, one jet only is thrown up.
Emperor William was petitioned by synod
of Prussian clergymen not to permit mill
tary review on Sunday. His reply WAS, ''Tbe
Sabbath has been created for man, not man
for the Sabbath. The Puritanical and Calvin
istic conception of the Sabbath day Of
modification and penance is entirely foreign
to the feeling as we'll as the taste Of the Ger
man people," Emperor William is, however, .
religious man.
Statesmen have often rated before now in
one sense but it has been reserved for Wis
count Cranbrook as secretary for India to go
rafting in another fashion. The Indian gov
ernment gives rewards for rats. whose skins
have hitherto been thrown away, but Lord
Lytton. inheriting no doubt the econemios1
qualities of his father, has consigned cargo to
the India office, London, and they are sold BY
Lord Cranbrook. -.--....
Jay Goulds check for IS, 500 coo, which va.
given to Commodore Garrison on the purchase
of the securities of the Missouri Pacific rai.-
road, few days ago, il said to be the largest
check ever drawn by any private individual in
this country. THAT amount raid Gould to
the Commodore, when the little bit of paper
passed between them, lis only portion of tho
money made in my operations in nam
ing certain stock COW apparently On the
down grade
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.CouEhlnE Spells N the Morn,nr.p

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmahc attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state OF
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by CDR. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to It's healing proprieiesE
Physicians recommend IL
"hkye made usS Of this ptsnaration for
many years, and II has proved 70 DO yery
reliable and eficaclous In the treatment 81
severe and long-standlng coughs. / know
OF two patients, now In comfortable health.
and who but for It's use / consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien. M,
d. straugtown, Berks county, Par >
Pnce-Trial bottles, % cents; large size.
winch ts the most economical, 81 90; or FL
lot g 40 Asingle 25eent bottle VIM "a.
seanames cure recent cough or cold, and
Lhns prevent much suffering and risk az
nie; Prepared only by Dr.. swayne & Son.
Philadelphia. Sold BY leading druggists.
NHR6w
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers.
piration, intense itching, increased BY
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling In
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; Il allowed TO con.
hnue, vary serious results may follow.
On. SwAYNE's AL HEALING OINTMENT "a a
pleasant sure cure, $50
HoNR opRHa,-we were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use 81 swayne's
Ointment In q short time made perfect
cure. r
]: ". CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, s44
n, T; g. wErxAS, Halter, 8 S. 8th St,
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
saald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's 0int.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of price lin currency or
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents a box,
three boxes, 81 25. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel.
phia. Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead.
ing druggists. MwF4w
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THE HEArERs-These workmen met, il
will be remembered, on the evening Of
September Q, at Walters Hall, Twenty
sixth and Chapline streets, to take action
on the proposed "pile weight" PROPOSE
ton instead Of tho present mail weight
system under which they work. The
"pile weight system is to receive pay for
all the plate they handle, and the mail
weight" only allows them for what the
nails weigh, No definite ACTION was taken
that night, and the meeting adjourned to
meet at Koch'S Eighth Ward Hall last
night, at which time further action was
to be taken in the matter.
Not very many Of them assembled, as q
reporter for this paper called there at $3.50,
but no one was willing TO divulge, but 1t Is
supposed that another adjournment TOOK
a proposition was submitted some time
ago to manufacturers in regard to the
matter, as we were told last night, and
asking fora conference 10 arrange basis
Of work <, and all except the LaBelle re.
piled favorably TO the proposition. The
meetings are Of a secret nature, and we
shall await developments.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORyINd.-An alarm
Of Gre was sent In at Q o'clock yesterday
from the United Engine House on TWEEN.
tY.iourth street, caused by the burning Of
= shed kitchen and clubhouse In the rear
OF the store and residence 26S7 Market
street. The Department turned out
promptly, but the flames were not extin.
guished until the buildings were destroy.
ed, ashley were small affairs, but II pre-.
vented the flames from extending TO ad.
joining houses, OF which there are mum.
her In the neighborhood. The property
destroyed belonged to Daniel Woods, q
painter, and who also has q small general
store in the front building.
The Ere originated as follows: Woods
had some mixture to be used in his trade,
on the cooking stove, In the shed, and as
one story goes, added some benzine which
exploded, causing the fire. Another Is
that the mixture boiled over into the FIRE,
igniting and communicating TO the wood
near by. In the attempt 10 extinguish
the flames and save property, Woods
was severely burned about the back,
hands, ankles and feet. His wife first at
tempted 10 assist her husband in his eff
forts to save the property, and got out Of
the shed, forgetting as she did Il, to lake
a two year old child with her. Remem.
bering it, she rushed through the flames
and brought it out, to her great danger,
as she was terribly burned about the back.
Her lips were also burned, and It Is feared
she inhaled the flames. The shirt was
literally burned of the back Of Mr..
Woods, as It was shown us when We went
down. Both Mr.. Woods and his vile were
considered in a serious condition last
night. The child's hair was also singed
badly, but 1t sustained no otheriniury. TIE
loss will not exceed 500, upon which
there Is no insurance.
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The JEWISH NV YRAR, "RosH HAsHA.
xAH."-With sunset this evening, our
Jewish citizens will celebrate the new
year, A II. $40. Il q kept according
TO the scriptures, Lev. xiii "a and Numb.
xii ], also Psalm XXI rs.
The holiday begins with sunset this
evening and lasts twenty.iour hours, and
Is strictly observed and celebrated In o
solemn manner by the reading Of many
particular prayers and hymns, but chiefly
by the blowing Of the cornet.
This festival Il called Rosh HAShanah,"
the beginning Of the year. The blowing
OF the coFnet on the New Years day Is Q
sign Of the pfoclaiming God as King oil
mankind. II also reminds Of that blowing
OF The cornet, which the people heard
when the law was proclaimed from Sinai
then again II Is intended 10 serve as an
earnest admonltion 10 the people, and an
exCitation TO repentance and conversion
as also Amos I'LL, 81 says: "Should the
cornet be blown and the people not trein'
blsT
Divine services will be held by the
Temple congregation Todd Fellows Build.
ing) this evening aI VI O'Clock, and TO-
morrow (Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock
Dr.. Jacob Thee. Vogelsdorff, pastor,
will preach an English sermon this even.
ing. Subject: "0ur years are consumed
as q tale that Is told" Text: Psalm
Dr.. Vogelsdorff will also preach q Ger
man sermon in the morning. Text
Palm xvii: i, 2. "The Lord Is my lighl
and my salvation; Of whom shall / b
afraid? The Lord Is the fortress Of my
lliet Of whom shall l dread? Wheumy
assailants and my enemies come neal
against me, then do they stumble and
FALL"
Seats free to all. A courteous invitation
extended 10 all.
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MILITARY characterization have
been issued to ]. Ed. Watson, as Captain
Of the Davis Light Guards, vice jackson
resigned; Clarence L. Smith, as First
Lieutenant, vice Watson promoted, and ].
NJ. Mccoy, as Second Lieutenant, vice
Smith promoted. The commissions date
from July so.
A new company Of infantry has been re-.
cruited In Petersburg, with the following
officers: A. Q. Hall, Captain; G. L. Black.
ford, First Lieutenant, and Oscar Jen.
kins, Second Lieutenant. The roll mum.
bers 40, and composed OF the first young
men Of the city. Commissions will be
issued as soon as the name Of the organi.
zation has been ascertained.
The Davis Light Guards and Wilson
Blues wish TO sever their connection with
the First Regiment and become indspep-
dent Organizations. e " ." Il ''t ~
The Gof Guards stood q muster last
night at the city Armory. About 40 mem.
beers answered TO their names, and the
company was subjected TO severe drill
and inspection by Capt, W. II. Otto aud
Second Lieutenant Ed. s. Norton. This q
one Of our first companies.
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Look toll.

The attention Of the Street Commission.
er and City Council Is called 10 tie dilap.
idated condition OF the plank walk on
South Front Street, Wheeling Island.
The walk contains many holes, and in a
dark night It is most difficult matter for
pedestrians to pass there without stepping
into them. A gentleman living in thai
neighborhood, on returning from the cir
Gus, was unfortunate enough to step into
one oil them, iniuring his foot quite Sc
verely, night before last. Should any
BROKEN limb result from this neglect of thu
authorities itwould be quite severe on the
city Treasury. With the small sum oil
about $40 the walk canbe placed in q
fair condition, and the Street Commission.
er would earn thethanks Of all the dwell.
ers on SOUTH FRONT STREET,
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BARRisrER's BRAwLs.-Yesterday morn
ing, at the County Court, Messrs. Cra-
craft and Dovener were opposing counsel
in the case Of Westwood VS.. DR.. D. B. Nc
Lain, in which Westwood obtained q YER
dict Of SS5 for cSeepting an oil painting
for the Doctor. During the progress Of
the trial several "tifTs" took 'piace be.
tween the counsel on account Of the man
neTin which DoVener examined the witness
or witnesses; ordinations and recrimina.
tons followed, until the patience OF Dove
ner snapped like brittle thread" and,
turning CONTEMPORARY and de6antly to-
ward Oracrait, he Kissed, livid with vir-
tuons rage, ~ always thought you were
small, but now | know that you are the
Titled man in town." and, as Doysner
turned to mark the effect Of this Parthian
arrow, received blow upon hisoptic that
babe fair to drape it slightly followed by
another, then rushed the mighty COM
batants together" and deeds might have
been done by each that would have gone
down to posterity, had not Deputy Sheriff
Phillips picked up Capt. Dovener and set
him down In chair and Major Mitchell
held Mr.. Cracrait. Then the ARRAY ter
minated, so far as the "fun" was concern
ed, but each was promptly assessed so
and costs by his honor Judge Boyd, and
the trial proceeded.
Both subsequently apologized TO the
Court for their respective actions in the at.
fair.
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TnEvhAri is not very brisk At present.

THEw wharf Is not very brisk at present.
wATERNEtoSs are regarded longingly
but suspiciouSly Just now.
wHAf will'the Conference do with
the projected Fourth Ward sewersH
A PLEASANT social took place Of Michael
Roth's,corner Of Thlrty.seventh and Jacob
streets, last night.
CABBAGE has not been collected for two
or three days past, as the place Of dump
ing II Is in question.
The sewer at the corner Of Tenth and
Market streets fell in yesterday afternoon.
The damage Is slight.
On. r. II. BULLARD's horse run of with
his buggy on the Island yesterday, doing
some triilng damage.
CoSRAD G4rs, one Of our Oldest German
citizens, died at bis residence, No. 1929
Chaplne street, yesterday morning.
A NEW Marshall 4 Sons elevator has
been put Ia HofFman's tannery, corner Of
'Tweniy.iourth, Main and Water streets.
A FUSS at the Street Car stables, Centre
Wheeling on last Friday night, will be
ventilated this morning at the police
court.
A PARrY was given at the residence oil
Jas. Carrigan, last night in the Eighth
ward, in honor Of Miss Nellie Darling, his
visitor.
"Buz FUz" b. DovKxER and dudley
Field" Cracraft we're what the belligerent
barristes were termed yesterday by an
other one.
D. W. PETERSON and assistants were
regulating the grade OF the alley near the
Eighth ward Hose House Yesterday, as Il
Is now subjected 10 overhOws Of water
every rain by reason oithe present grade,
A rIonr occurred 1t the B. & o. Machine
Shop yesterday, In which George Nc.
Donald, q boss, struck John Powers, an
employee. MCShane Lee, the Sixth ward
policeman notified both TO appear atpolict
court this morning.
A RuMoR got out yesterday that the
Court House scene Of the morning would
be renewed at noon, but at that time the
Chief Of Police, deputy or two, the Sher
IFS reserves, and six County Constablel
were hoyering around the corner. Il
wasn't renewed.
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The opportunities occur for q fortune to
every man Il Is said, some day or another,
but how seldom does man really know
the exact opportunity. The newspapers
every now and then tell Of some person
who has drawn q hundred thousand or a
thirty thousand dollar prize In the long
established Louisiana State Lottery, which
is drawn on the second Tuesday Of every
month, at New Orleans, La. But does L
ever strike the reader on reading about
the lucky man that similar good fortune
might attend him II he were to send two
dollars for the next which Is the 18th
drawing, to n. A. Dauphin, P. o. Box
692, or same person at No. $40 Broadway,
and see what fortune has In store?
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PERSONAL MESrIoN.-Hon. @. 7. Butler,
the granger, is ct the stamm.
J. A. Yoegtly, Clerk Of the steame,
"Diurnal, Is at the stamm.
S. D. Davis, OF Marietta, o., and Wade
White, Of New Brighton, Pa, are register.
ed at the Stamm. ..a .slfF
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham, Of the
First Presbyterian Church, came home
yesterday from vacation East.
Mr.. W. L. Yates, OF West Alexander,
has accepted position in q. E. Sdiel &
Cos, store, this city.
~. Roraback, ofNew York, is visiting
George P. LinGh, Esq, Of this city.
Miss Nellie Darling, OF Boston, who has
been visiting friends In this city, leaves
for home to-day accompanied by Mrs. J.
CRrrigan, Of the Eighth Ward,
Howard HaElett, Of Washington, Pa, is
in the city on his way home from Iowa.
Mrs, S. S. Kisner, the milliner, goes
East this evening for her fall stock Of
goods.
DR.. Edmund Booking, who has spent the
last ten days in attendance upon the ses.
sions Of the American Pharmaceutical As.
ISOLATION, at indianapolis, returned home
Monday night.
New Mcclure.
W. K: Curtis, Of Wellsburg, is at the
New Mcclure.
]. s. Adsit. Of New York, is present at
the New Mcclure. "
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ECZEMA ON The SCALP,
bfeasl and Llmbs Cured.


Ae9u. WEEEs POTTER Geal6mea-T cannot m
IAN IRON adding my debt Of gratitude 10 Won for
nAHllg placed within my reach the wonderful Cur.
CW " HkNEDIES, which have rendered unneceSSaTy
Al I9fthef experiment Of phydclanS and "a a =,
abort space Of time have nd me Of ioaih,
some disease. l dispensed with ali phyIlcISuS Two
SeaIs ago, believing they did ne no good, The
NuIlGvA has stopped this unsatisfactory expenIe-
even Y u we're Necessary and bad the courSge an
ionsef % follow their adTlee-And brought he LONE
to2kea LOT cure and happiness.
nave been AFFLICTED With Eczema or Salt Rheum
on ny scalp breast and limbs for ave yeaTI, duane
SnisA ume have been under the treatment a
PhInehnsi or At mineral Iprin, or taking Ione Mind
OIL medicine. have been treated b. On. -, Of
- III Of -, and vidted sulphur spribgI
nnu ,uken numbers Of patent medicines all without
me I1nte5t approach 10 cure.
April LAST began the use Of CUTIcURk, which
Sas Immediately successful In my case entirely cur
lns I ne. have not had clean scalp for Is yean
anti tue use Of the CuEIOppA eatIreIy healed II and
,eH II cleAA apA healthy, The other partI al INV
ICY were Affected 10 more aggravated form, but az
noN completely healed. believe mytell coInplSteS
euled. shall eontiluOthe CUTCURA RESoLyEST
= iteced tor IL wonderful action On the StomGsh
w haHsll and cooling influences on the bio a. II
w aAord me pleasure, d have done IN Ia,ny
case9 70 urge the afflicted 10 use thee wonderful
1emeule@ Yours, ETC.,
INV BEDFORD, Sent 30 lB7R
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river news.
The marks indicate 2 feet inches and
weather clear and pleasant.
day.
The Phaeton and Thauhsuser arc max.
ing their usuAl'daily trips.
The W. n. Chancellor will leave this
evening for Cincinnati, and ali intermedi.
ate points. Henry seamon Is her agent,
fBy TSlegnph.l
PIrrsBuRaH, September 18.-Riyer 1
inch and stationary. Weather fair and
pleasant.
NASHVILLE, septemberlG.-Riyeria falling,
with feet on the shoals.
CINCINNATI, September l8.-RIver O feet
6 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived : Florence Never,
Wheeling. Departed-0. W. BStchelor,
Wheeling; Katie stoCkdale, Pomeroy.
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JUSTICES JorrINes.-Bdor Justice MIR
This magistrate issued warrant a day or
two since for Daniel Gordon, who Il
chArgedwith violent abuse OF his wife. on
complaint Of Pat Rowland.
Before Justice ". W. AilT.-This maris.
trate had John R. Davenport before hin
yesterday on a charge Of assaultine John
Bailey. Not decided.
George Pebler gave bond to keep the
peace toward George Schnopp Yesterday,
Also, George Schnopp was sent 10 iail
In default Of bond to keep the peace h.
ward George Pebler.
Kate Glessner was uplthe day before on
q peace warrant sworn out by - Miller
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs. -
Also, State vs. II. Thompson. peace
Dismissed at complainsnt's
GQHkd, d
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WoMAX's FoREIox MISSIONARY soc1rrY
The Wheeling District Convention mi
be held in Thompson N. E. Chapel
Island, commencing at l0l o'clock 4. nj
Thursday, Sept 25th, 1879. Let eyery
charge IN the district be represented
whether there Is any auxiliary there OF
not. Ample provision will be made for
every one attending.
The programme Is as follows; Deyo-
tional exercises; address Of welcome and
response; reading by Miss Bodley; mis-.
sionary love feast, conducted BY Confer.
ence Secretary, Mrs. DR.. Moore. Alter
noon, 2 O'Clock Devotional exercises, Re-.
ports flom auxiliaries; fepofts Of Distriet
Secretary and Treasurer; election Of
officers for the ensuing year; choosing
place OF next meeting; free Conference
meeting: P. M.-DevoHonal exercise:
address by Mrs. DR.. George, subject CD,
tional; reading letters from our mission.
aries; address by Mrs. DR.. Moore, and ex.
OF curlosilies from India, Il
1t Is earnestly hoped that as many OF
our Presbyterian ladies Is can possibly
attend will do so. Miss. A. TAYLOR,
District Secretary.
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IT Is fact we'll established by unoueStiona.
BILE testimony that Halls hair Reviewer re.
news, cleanses, brightens, inyigorates and ne
stores TO is original color and lustre, faded
gray or discOlored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer 70 buy L
and use 1T rather than to proclaim In man.
ner more forcible than words can delineate,
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged aud passing 70 decay. A very
short trial will convince the most skepticaI
that 1t does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of its color and IIfe-Fsrt SCOT
Kan, Daily Monitny. w"
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'TRuTH lies In q nut.shell,n and "breyi.
ty Is the soul Of witt To be brief, when
the shell Is broken, the truth will be dis.
covered, that the Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, the American s. 50 or s. 90, and
the European 81 90 and upwards, per day,
gives more satisfaction for the same
money, than any other frst-class house In
Gotham. An elegant Restaurant, at mod.
crate prices, Ia conducted by the Grand
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FIve Hundred Thoasana slronr,

j, In the past few months there has been more
than 10000 bottles Of shlloh's Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number OF people who have
used Il, more than 1000 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
aud bronchitis, yield at once, hence 1t Is that
everybody speaks in Its praise. To those
who have not used Il, let US say, II you have q
cough, or your child the Group and you value
lie don't iatl TO tsylt. For lame back, side Or
chest, use shlloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by 3. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; @.
Z. Dwight 9th and Chapline Sta; Laughlin
HEos' 4 Co., Wheeling and Husbands & In.