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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-09

THE Democrats in Congress arenow get
ting up the second revolution ince the
commencement of the present cX'a session
They are about to tumble out d his scat
that spawn of Louisiana fraud that crca-
ture OF the bogus Legislature tlht the Re
publican party, with all its stomach for po-
litical rascality, refused to recGgnize-the
carpet-baggcr Kellogg; and tho unscating
Of this man, whose presence n the |. ,.
Senate serves as a perpetual reminder OF
one Of the most h0grant ontrascs ever per
pctratcd upon the people ola sovereign
Statc--is dcnominated "anothO' Demo
cratic revolution,' Well, let il go by that
name The neXt"rcvolution' will be the WHIP
ing out OF the rebel claims commission.
As seven hundred millions of dollars of
the rebel claims are now in the hands of
loyal Republicans, who haw either
bought them for song or agreed to col
lect them for half, the purpose Of tie Demo-
Gratis to defeat their payment, to prevent
even their consideration, will be 'cyolu-
tion," too; and Republicans will lot be
wanted to argue that unless these rebel
claims are paid the government must newt
tably 90 to pieces. But the Democrats
Will continue to "rcvoutc" all the sam.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-09

NOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
ElRSr CIRCNIH.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-09

fen dcrs," said he, "of free government and
equal legal and political rights to all, arc
crowded upon the watch-towers and RAM
parts of the nation eagerly watching for
your first invasion of their bloodbought
liberties and rights and ready in the twink
ling of an eye to hurl you, like the rebclli-
Gus angels of old, over the ramparts of the
nation down to that darkest pit OF hell, the
fit abode of traitors and the damned And
the man who screamed that tervid slush
into the ears of three hundred American
congressman, represents 100000 civilized
and enlightened Illinoisans. lis true and
a pity it is, It's true
THE Cleveland Plaindealcr uttered uni
vcrsally recognized truism when it sad that
the House of Representatives prominently
represents the people of the United States
and the will of its majority should govern.
The Consultation gives to the lower cham
Der the inception of financial measures,
and its majority has right to cut off sup
plies, even il an impudent minority drive it
to that extremity. The Republicans need
not hug to their bosoms the belief that
the people will hold them blamcless in the
event of such a juncture. 1t will rather
recognize the Republicans as the ''revolu-
tionists" and coercers not the Democratic
majority who have right to insist that
their will shall be respected.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-09

oulyMorning Daily in Southern Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-09

orrIcIA1 PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
NIB. Harren, Editor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-09
OF OUR PADS.

And that they will do all we saw As This o0rr
will necessarily be limited in number, we booe
therefore, an early application win be made Sd.
dress, Very Respectfully Yours.
DIR q, W. FORBES
l's Elm street Cincinnati, ono.
, 1879-05-24
MARINE NEWS.


The Board u Directors Of tile Lumncr-Vos-
se-Ownera' Association held d meeting ycstcr-
day afternoon at la Office No. $50 South Water
street. and reduced frelRhts a. follows: Lum-
ber from Muskceon, mouth. to Chicago, from
Sl.25 to s1.19 per 1,0O0 feet; LudInKton, mouth,
from s1.37111 to s1.8l1f; Manistce, mouth. from,
si.40 to si.4o; wood md bark, from all Green
Bay points to Chicago, from s2oo to s1.75 per
cord; Grand Traverse Buy and Little Traverse
Ray, over rail-, from $1s711 10 $l.71. The rates
to alt other points renian the same as hereto
fore.
Yesterday Tie following charters wcro re-
ported: sehr Mosellc, cedar ties from Alason-
word from Traverse i5ay 10 Chicago, si.75 pr
cord; achr Swallow, lumber iroal re1'snukce tn
Chicago. 3l:t2f per LOCO 1cet; schr Ella
Elfinuood, inmpor from h,skcgon to CHI
cago, $l.25; seI,r Nllbtrt Knupf, lumber tronl
ilntnln To Chsrago. .si.50; sehr +. Crawford,
dry lumber from MaaIstce 10 Chicago, s1.8i1S ;
scl,r Laylada, lumber itosn uamln 10 ChttaEo,
$l.6Q
, 1879-05-24

There was not any change to noto In the
gralu.1rcIght situation yesterday. Assurances
were given that The achr Locke got 49Sc per bu
on corn to Kingston, itstead Of 4}14c as stated
Yesterday.
There was aood inquiry for vcsscls to load
corn for Canadian ports NJ card rates. The Col
ltnpwood engagements we're: Prop Caldwell untl
1.athum and cutsort Cortsande %, ,003 bu ct,rN,
proc Canada lB, zoo bu torn, sclr dunes platt
000 bu corr, schr Moster IL, 900 bu, and ecl,r
San Jactnto l7,000 bu, at 1]1e FREQ Of elevation.
md Gibraltar take about 10000 bu corn
to Kingston on owners account, and
after 'Change the schr JaInes Wide was put In
at 1Xr per bu on 1900 bu corn to Kingston.
The sshr Bond left for Milwaukee to loud wheat
took the scl,r Hazard In tow Tor Milwaukee Inst
evening, and will load wheat there Tor Buffalo
on through rate.
, 1879-05-24

Apectd{ Ditp1fch 10 7hs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Suy a3.-Clearcd, steam
barge Kcrslaw, prop shtckluna, schrs Hercules,
Allegheny. Shlnments Of wheat by lake will DO
heavy during the next twouty-four hours. The
schr ]. Maria Scott has gone into dry.doek to
reuair leak. The new ychr Ford River will be
launched TOMORROW afternoon ut o'clock.
Special Dfsuts4ch to The Tribune
MILWAUKEE, May 23.-'rherc was quito a
brisk demand for grim vessels. aud quita d
number Of engagements were nlnde on 'ChanEc
at ass{c OIL wheat to Buffalo, auu ut 5c to Osweeo
and Kingston. ENGAGEMENTS were: 10 Buf-
falo-Schrs Jenne Matthews, Unttlp johnson,
Wells Durt, ulid Golden Fleurc, 128, zoo btu
wheat at 2tt{c: prop lsussta 40,0 GU bu wheat aud
IL, 600 bu rye On through rate to New York. To
Etie-Prop Alaska, &C, ,Oo0 bu rye, mud Allegheny,
$1,000 III wheat OF, throuEl, rate to Now York.
To Oswego--Schr Mystic Star, II, o00 bu wheat
bu wheat at bc. Total Of wheat, 2a5. .Oo0 bu; rye,
2O,00
, 1879-05-24

= HuVIk I1ulG9 AHu kClL UC'OHh
PORT or CHICAGO.
Tic following arc the arrivals aud actual SAIL
,ngs at this port for the twcoty-fonr hours end
Ing at 10 o'clock last night:
sehr cnyahosa, riespoEt, lumbef' Eighteenth
s,mr t:uton., csa 1t, Joe. suudries, nush street.
sebr l.. 4. Button, Aihnietcc, lumber. Market.
Hchr ". Lontis. l.iIdingtun lumber. Market.
Hcnw Coaster, sangathck.: Lumbar, Na,n stseet.
Prop City Of Tfavesse. Traverse, sundstes. Four
schr + Ei,nvooS, White Lake. lumber. Market
psoo sky Lark, f'entoa Hatoor' sundfses' ssate
sehs $is;;s1's.' $i;s 1ua'"s'oo. lumber o'''1'0''s
sehr 4: a.'s, Mu.keRou, lumber, rwenty.fseond
Prop cn,,ada, colliDswood, sundrIca, Adams
seow +; Wilcox, LudInaton. lumber; Mno L.ks.
Snr Apena M1skesqn .nndts': Runl. .t .tfeG. s,1.,
schr =: =. Wilson. oood haFoor, lumber Pols
sehr Pisset, % While Lake, ties, Van puren .treet.
Schr Mhry Ludwig. PAekara's FIR, lumocs' Mar
scbr ii. I. win.low. sfuskceon. lumber, Market.
Prop cir af Duluth, Duluth. sundsies, Madison
sehs $a"f.s LuainstqP, lumber, II, IT. Rn:h .trsst
sesr @ II. w w. nrlshsm %hito Lake i!e.. No order.
sSf ssSf kuss,: ~ aStsii a'ksssa % tanss s hs1sst
schr Hannah Etty, Penswater, ties, van Buren
rr;r Gladiator. Clay p.nks: po',.. g: D,$o;
scnr La,nbotm.n, n!eek Creek, Luz, lumeeF, Hasxst
ssst @ Kewannee Man,.tcs, lumber, Market.
, 1879-05-24
PROTECT THE SYSTEM FROM MALARIA.

II II p6Sas6It 70 % tI1k dVdH III fSR1ohs 1S t4ba-
tfy where miaasm. IL most rlfe, and whore the po-
rtoa!o fsyets which 1t causes assume the!r most
formidable .ypas. The Inmaaso popularity Of
Iluststtsrs Stomach Nltten ID very largely attfib
utable to tho fact Of it, efficacy a. Eemedy for
ehEIls and ieysr, bilious retnttents, and ~ pre-.
1u those portions Of tho Wu4t aud South where
complaints uf this nature prevail and Ia the tsop.
inhuenco which It s1erts; and Il haa been Yety
widely adopted ~ ! substitute for tho danyeroua
aud compatatssly Ineffective sikalo!h. snfphAts OF
Guinine. phYvlcitns hxye not boen among thu
last to cuncsds ~ 8urrits and tho elnnhstc pru-
fcssInnxl Endorsements which II has received have
sadsd IL ths reputation II ha4 obtained u HUME
And Ahsoat -
, 1879-05-24

Tho International Exhibition Mt Now YORK;.
WASHINGTON, Afay 2l.-The bill introduced
III the llonse by Atr. Cox, of New York, to-day.
to prnyidu for holding M international cxIii-
bttion Of urts, manufactures, usnl products Of
tile soil and mines, III tile City Of NEW York,
provides that commission, 10 cO,isl8L OF one
uelugute from each State nl,l Territory OF the
United States, shail he constituted, to b. known
as tho "Unitcd States International Commits
slon," wtoso duty It shall DO to supcfntoud tho
execution u plum tor holding the exhibition.
II further proposes that whenever the Board of
Finance shall have collertcd subscriptions to Ks
capital stock OF not less than $l,5O0, ,U In Gosh,
u,itl shall hive expended the au.n for tic pur-
pose cited, the Secretary Of ths Treasury shall
pay to said l3oarh Sl,HD.000, IN S,r equal In
stnl1mtnts Ut $250, ,00, as tho saina may br re-
qulreu, to meet The expenditures Of gald Dour1,
iilp sum 80 tlaltt to he loan without interest,
to be repaid to the United States out OF tl!u
proceeds and property Of said corporation be-
foro auF tlivthen1s aru paid to lhe shnrthol0cra
Or any portion Of the capital stock Is refunded,
utter payment, however, OF all other liabilities
Of sald corporation. Al the close Of the exht-
httton, the Board OF Ftnnncc are reaulrod to sub
tlIt, In report to the President OF the Unted
Stntes, thu tlualnial results Ut the. exhibition.
Tho bill was referred to the Committco OIL For
clgn Affairs.
, 1879-05-24
VINCEHHEs, IND,


VMcENsEs. Ind, May GA case TINT has
occupied thr time and attention of the Circuit
Court during the paat nix duys. md ono of more
than ordinary Interest, waa decided to-day. Tho
case was J. &. Cunningham Va. Lesls aiGttcsser,
aud Involved the right Of copartnership
existing between them in the Knox Starch
Works. Tile whole matter was referred for
settlement 10 three rclerees, whose verdict was
in favor OF pla!ntir. Their finding as flied in
Court shows Mettcsscr to be indebted to the
firm $0.4l4. The Court rendered Judgment
agRlnst defendant for $1,000 and costs OF suik.
celebration Of tile nuptials Of MtRs Rifka. dauE-
ter of Mr.. M. VILE, i prominent Hebrew tncr-
chant Of this city, mud hlr. Victor j. Sellocntold
d commercial traveller. Of indianapolis. The
ceremonies occurred IN University Hall, md
dianapolss, ofllr1atctl. The presents were very
numerous aud costly.
, 1879-05-24
NAVIGATION NOTES.

NAVIGATION NOTES.
The schrs keut, Vance, Couch, anu Laura, oil
graln-la1eu, got away yesterday With fair
southeast breeze.
tbs srtr bIowry left port laat evening, having
had the damage repatred that abe received by
humping on ths Government pier. :.
During tle twcnty.four hours ending u 8
o'clock fast evening, the arrivals wele q sail
md 10 steam vessels, and departures a5 aatl ami
20 steam craft. .
CousIde etsblo talk has been !njulged In kmoux
the tuEAen "A to 1hu power Of certain iuzs, aud
now the Captain Of thu Van srhaiek wants 10
wager sotno other tugmau Us that bis boas can
Sut.pull auYshlax on thu river.
OrudKEuR should 10 lpne Ut oncd tu tia main
, 1879-05-24

A Gai1aping consumption may 10 avoided by the
use Of Iinle'a Honey ol 1lorehoMnd and Tar.
pikc's Toothachu Drops curu In uge minute.
, 1879-05-24

river near vnn Schsick's deck. The prop Cuba
g,t aground there yesterday, and u required
licr own powcr md that Of the tngs Union atld
Annie l.. Smith 10 get her OF. Blle was on only
\ short tIulc, and left fot below.
, 1879-05-24

PORT COlHOIEN Fl
bpse1af DtspatcA II TAT 5}4bHns.
PoRT CoLAoRHE, Ont, shay 23-Lako M!chl-
can rcport-rassed up-Schr Jennie Grahsn,
Kingston 10 Chtcago, light.
Do~n-stmr OCEAN, Chicago to Kingston.
uheati schr Augusta, Chicago to Kingston,
corn; T. l. Merritt, Chicago TO kingstou, coru.
, 1879-05-24

1Vt4 IL VI AkOtNA
PoKT HuRoa, May 23.-Dowa-Props City Of
Concord, Mary Mills with Il. flowurl Glove
land with Hall and Heating, Philadelphia,
Niagagu.
Up-props Avon India, L. Gilbert, Coffin
bury and tow. r. Chan1beriin md tow. 3. Chaln-
berlin ard eonsort, Mav1ower anl bargcs; tugs
Crusader a.,d tow, Ta.nore and tow, Superior
ntl consort, Jutnes y. Fav, ntd lsllotlcs; schrs
Mlech, +. l.. Coyne, N. Narduer, Il. D'ssoll, y.
&, Fort. +, j. Duu,urd, tulnskt, j. Martin, D.
T. Rhodes, Three Brothers, Aunt Ruth, New
Hampshire, u. A. Vuil Vulkcnburg. Webb, Nc
Gruder,. Gold Hunter No. ., JOHN Wesley,
Wtnd-North, gentle; weather f,ne.
poRr IlURoE. Mich. May 223-t0 .. m.-Up-
Props Dahlla u: "; Blalschard, City u Toledo,
Quebec, n. K. Fatrbaiks, VII, =; D; B4rler'
lusco, c. 4. King, Ii. F. Morcy, Mineral State,
Mona, mud Mary Jarrett.
Dowu-props Jay Gould. Sparta md consort.
dsorgS Ktng =, a1!d . burgess Tempcst and earxes;
Wtnd--soutb, gcntEo;;' { weather c1otidy. - ,
ST. PETER TO TIE RESCUE.
Capt. st. Peters Lso.BavnE crew ha. already
done SONIC good work. Yesterday, while sev-
Gral Of thu 1nen were cruising about the
basln In aall-boat, they saw o smull
sailboat Of tho Exposition Build
ing, containing two young men, suddenly
capatze, md llastcncd to their assistance. The
llfe.aaycrs wera not Rily too soot, for II ts
doubtful II thu two Mon could hhve- saved
themselves from drowning. THEY WIRE rescued
ul,d tnken ashore with their boat. Their nasnes
nra William a1ld Iohu Tholnpson-brothrrs.
Tile lookout at the Llfc.8avtng Sta,ioa saw tho
accRleut nlNl give the 61gual, 1ild Capt. ".
Peter Ind o boat manned ln few sccouda
tcady Tor tic rescue, but his patro-boat was on
he ,tt ntN rHH him ffa fr0nltIr
, 1879-05-24

BUFFALO,.
BuYvALo, May 23.-CIeared-rrops Gordon
Campbell, mdso; Vanderbilt, mdse; Morley,
Ohio, Nyaek, Chicago; II. u. schnoor; sehrs
Anna Voucbt, 1900 tona coal; Cheney Ames,
$50 tons coal, Chicago; +, n. Knapp, 900 tons
coal, Racine; barquos J. I. Johl,aun, G, N.
Rynn, Chicago
Ctarters-F. N. knapp, coal hence to Racine,
40c; Elizabeth Jones, coa! heuco " Chicago, S0c.
, 1879-05-24

hptefal D{spdteA 10 zAs 1ttauAA
Hou0MToN, Mlcl., May 23-Passsd down.
Drop Peerlesa. No nrrivala. Weather Gnr.
, 1879-05-24
sr. PETER TO TIE RESCUE.


Special Htud&eh 10 1h6 3FaaaHe.
DETROIT, Mich, May 2a.-Early tlsis morning
tho scir Cecilia was pulled off North Hnrbor
Resi- by the Canadian wrccksng-tuG Prince AL
fred and .owe1 to Amllesstburg No damage.
Before she could bu pulled oil portion of her
carro had 10 be ltghtcred.
Tie nctual dunsagu to the schr 81. Clair,
recently ruu down b. the prop Vanderbilt,
1uots UP 3l,OU7.I0. 10 this should bu added
toyln., u1lu othcr bills, which her Captain
estimates will reach $3.50 nIore.
Bupurvislng.fnaucctur-t} Dumont was
IN tl,e city today. lie lett tonight for Clevc-
1ntlQ.
Sailors out OF this port are getting all the
way from 81 to Sl.6D per day.
CHICAGO VESSELS ON THE OCEAN.
Mr. ). Y. TAYLOR secuyod letter from Capt.
Gamble yesterday stating that his hchr Floretta,
which lett hero last SEASON, arrived at tho River
Bcrbtce, lii British Gukauu, :. A.. in April. with
cargo Of coal and some mlscotIaneons freight,
from Curunna, Spain. The Captain says he WIS
carr1d aloug directly OIL hls r0ursp by tie latn-
oua truds winds at tho rntc Of sfx 1nilaB az hour
during the entire long journey.
Tie like sels Hary L. llIgglu is hound from
Cadtz, SPUN, with cargo of salt, OIL uwner's
account, for this port, %lure eho ls owned.
, 1879-05-24

GlcK. 0li NERVOUS iiEAPActEa. NEURALGIA,
aud sxut. pU4uYe1y cured u oGce, 4nI prevented.
AA1lct frrr. n. j. AKIN. ". D.. III tCiAk'd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-20

WE DO NOT REGRET having COM
mentcd OIL Major Woodward's COM
munication regarding phosphatcs, as
we evoked an interesting and instruc-
tive reply. Nor was it intended to
misreprcscnt Major Woodward's posi-
ton as to the value Of phosphatcs,
nor, moro especially, to take up the
cudgcls in behalf Of the manutactur-
crs. When we asked for discussion
we simply wanted lighton an import
ant matter about which we knew
nothing. Our reading Of the first let
ter led us to think that Major Wood
ward argued that phosphatcs were an
injury to land, as they stimulate it
unduly and exhaust it prematurcly.
Tho second letter explains his idea SO
that all must comprehend it. AS to
the Democratic clubs, Major Wood
wards letter was subject to the con-
struction we put upon it. His cx-
planation meets our cordial approval.
After tho clubs have adjourned, gen
eral discussion Of gentlemen present,
on matters not gcrmanc to politics,
cannot fail to be Of benefit. AS to the
offensive odor Democracy possessed
several years ago in the nostrils Of
"some of our people," we have moth
Ing to say, as the remark docs not
apply to lis. In conclusion, we will
DO glad to hear from Major Wood
ward on any subject, political, agri-
cultural or piscatoriaI, whenever he
wishes to give the results Of his cx-
pericncc and research.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-20
The Chinese Must Go,

a bill forbidding American vessels
to import moro than fifteen Chinamcn
at timc to this. country has passed
both houses of Congress and is under
consideration by the President. 1t is
Democratic measure, but many
Radicals got aboard the train in order
to make capital for their party on the
Pacific Coast. Matthews and IIamlin,
alone III the Senate, spoke against tho
Dill, but a number of Republicans
wished to give six months notice be-
fore repeating the treaty. The debate
III the Senate was interesting. The
spectacle of such Radicals as Blaine
and Sargent, after bowling over the
rights of tho blacks, taking the back
track and picturing the horrors of
stocking the Pacific Coast with an
tntcriorrace was calculated to make
the ghost of Sumner weep. And when
Sargent intimatcd that unless the
Chinese go, troops will be needed in
1lve years to reconstruct California,
treason seemed for moment to rear
It's horrid crest as III days when
IoomPs threatened to call the roll Of
his slaves at the foot of Bunker ITn
Monument. Senator IIoar indeed
asserted that Sargent was going over
the same talk that the shareholders
used tor two generations, and OK
pressed his disgust thercat. But
Sargent wants office, and knows that
friend Of tho Cinnamon stands no
chance with Dennis Kcarncy's hood
lums, and he threw consistency to
tho dogs. Yet, if every Chinaman in
America were enfranchised to-mor-
row, California would not be in near
30 bada prcdicamcnt as South Caro-
lima was when Sargent voted to send
troops down to reconstruct her. The
Radical quacks do not like their own
medicine. History, with relentless
love OF truth, is gradually vindicating
the South, and before the lapse of
many years her true position in re-
gard to tho war and to Reconstruction
will be known and generally ap-
proved.
Whether tho Chinese bill win be-
como a law, or whether it will pro-
duce substantial fruits, is not known,
but Its passage is gratifying, as show
ing that tho drift of public opinion is
lnclining to the old Democratic doc
trine, that this is a whito mans goy-
ernmcnt; and that, whilo all men
shall have Justice done thom,, tho
Caucasian race must havo tho con-
trolling voice in tho government.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-20

IT IS a STRANGE coincidence that
during the debate in the Senate over
the bill to restrict Chinese ilnmgra-
ton, colorcd man, Bruce, Of Mis-
sissippi, occupied the Yicc-Prcsidcnt's
chair. This is tho first time, too, that
colored man has ever presided over
the Senate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-20
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DURING a RECENT debate in the
House, the Southern Democrats put
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war claims, and Colonel Aiken made
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-20
The Franchise Of the colored Raoe

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Htical discussions Of to-day, whom
there are really no great problems
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that being conducted in tho Worth
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tuting club need not all be at tho sams
post-office.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-20
IMPROVED DAVIS,

in addition to it's superior principles,
more absolute perfection of workmanship
and more complete ndjustability than
pertains to any competing machine now
III the market. Among the various i'm
Proyements is the Improved Shuttle,
Milled Shank Needle, Adjustable Needle
Plate, New Patent Thread Controller and
Automatic Bobbin Winder. Every Mn.
chime Is on good substantial rollers, for
which there is no extra charge. For
tucking, cording, bmiding, quilting,
ruifllng, fringing, embroidering, shoe
lifting, tailoring, dress making, and
family use,