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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-28
Iea-Table Gossip.

Nearly all the pawnbrokers of France are
women.
Rose Eytinge will try matrimony again
this time with Mr.. Cyril Searle.
An Indiana carpenter is so temperate that
he Will not use a spirit level.
Eight, nine, and even ten bridesmaids are
seen at fashionable English weddings.
Queen Victoria has received a 25-pound
salmon caught by her daughter Louise in
Canada.
There is no clergyman in the world who
can preach successfully against a man who
snOreS.
Watermelons three for a dime in Kentucky,
but the size of the doctors bill is rot men
toned.
A new material, called by the elegant
name of horseblanket, is in fashion in Paris
at present.
Dauphin Gray, a new shade, is almost the
color OF gold, and combines with myrtle
green and garnet.
Marriages are very numerous this year
proof of the public well-being.
1t is reported as a solemn fact that an old
Scotch lady thought that Talmage was talk
ing the deaf and dumb language with his
hands and feet.
One OF the newest, and consequently the
most desirable, colors in stockings is old
gold Color; 1t Is seen as yet only in the ex-
pensive silk hosiery.
When Queen Victoria is at Balmoral
stalwart gatekeepers attend the lodges. and
twenty-five picked men Of the Metropolitan
police are Oh patrol.
A Texan lost his wife and within a month
married three women in different counties.
They don't seem to need a society to en-
courage marriage down that way.
5 An Arab writer says, "a woman will
make as long and patient a tug as a camel !
II you will give her kind work and show
her a bit OF green comfort at the end !
Toledo Blade: The Princess Louise goes
home about the lst of October to stay with
her mother. So those folks who said it was
going to occur in September were mistaken.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-28

Miss Annie Louise Cary was visited at
her home i'll Maine the other day by a party
Of friends. After trying in vain to make
anyone hear at the front of the house they
quietly walked around to the kitchen at the
back, where they found the charming con-
tralto humming an air from Aida" and
meanwhile closely watching a broiling steak.
The cookery was pronounced as delightful as
the voice-and that is saying a great deal.
An electrical alarm compass has been in
vented for use on shipboard. The instru-
ment may be adjusted to any limit of varia
tion in the ships course desired, the auto
matte ringing of a bell promptly announcing
the passage Of the prescribed limit by the
compass needle.
A Partisan claims to have discovered a
process by which an absolutely perfect uni
tation of silk may be produced from flax
fibres, and it is reported that Lyons manu-
facturers have purchased the process for
5000, 600 francs.
An international congress under the aus
pieces Of the king of Belgium, and court of
Flanders, is to meet in Brussels in Septem-
Der, to discuss ali questions relating to the
ethnology, philology, geology and history of
America.
The synod of the Associate Reformed
Church, of the South, will meet at Union
church, Chester county, on Thursday, the
18th of September. The synod embraces
ten presbyteries.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-28

The nose is the center of civilization.

The nose Is LNt CEHCtT Vi CIVI1LdCIOH.
Love is a Notwithstanding is business.
The secret which you never tell is the
only one that is absolutely safe.
The man who does not help US at the
right moment does not help us at all.
Ignorance of the whole truth is the source
whence proceed the greatest errors.
Iowa has an exceedingly enterprising man.
He has been married fifteen times,
The new silks for autumn wear have bro
caded stripes of two or three cOlors, or else
small shot figures. The stripes are about an
inch wide, and alternate with pencil lines of
twilled satin. These silks will be used for
sashes, side-panels or vests
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-28

Opens its 3Oth Session September 18th, 1879. One OF
the first schools for young ladies' in the United States.
Climate unsurpassed. Surroundings beautiful. At
tended by pupils from Seventeen States. Strictest econo-
my required. Among the lowest terms in the Union.
Pupils received at any time during Summer months.
MS:-BoA WASHING, LIGHTS, ENGLISH
COURSE, LATIN, FRENCH FOR EACH HALF OF THE
SCHOLASTIC YEAR, $115.
ALL EXTRAS VERY Low. For catalogue, address
Rev. WM.A A. HARRIS, d. D., President,
july 2+tf] Stsunton, Virginia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-28
HEACE INSTITUTE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
RALEIGH, \. c.

next Annual Session Commences on II"
Wednesday in September, 1879, aud closes tie ~
Wednesday of June. 1880.
In all departments.
! he TOTAL expense of a boarding pupil for one
naI session VIII be S120. This amount VIII
aoiif itel, hight, furnished room and ser'a-l7
udnce' tuition III hnglish branches and Latin I'D
"no Ueslre 1t, Calisthenics, Text Books ard -f--'-'
USED Tor scho Oh purposes. ,
10 liberal propositions to pupils entered for
aI an year see Catalogue aud Circular pagf ~"
S+n r4l containing full particulars a to t'W
S|"ty, &c, address REV. I. BERHELL " -
j~ulyI7-tf. PriDcinaIs. Raleigh, NJ
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Qaotes' portfolto.

~ The LADIES of North Carolina are invited 10
contribute short articles, recipes, suggestions, house
hid hints, &C., for these columns. Name Of the author
vi be seen by no one except the EDITOR, whether the
communication be accepted or rejected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
WHOLE NUMBER, AIS.

appeared in the cars, this time TO in
troduce a new arrangement. He
had several strips OF boards nailed
together which could be placed be-
tween two seats and three small ttiicks
filled with come kind of ligh. sh.'
ings. layed alongside Of each aer
on the boards aad two seats which
were facing each other, thus ".al1i =. Il
perfect bed to sleep on a. night IN
the day time two Of the tic|rs coulu
be uaed as cushions on the t'So ssase,
and the remaining tick and boards
put in the rear Of the seat until need
ed at night. This arrangement was
all right, as each passenger IS allowed
one whole seat. Thus t,go could 70
together and have bed. For tuls
accommodation they charged $3.50
fifty cents for the board and two dol
lars for the ticks--the whole costing
them about IS cents. This charge,
where two went together, <as they
generally do,) amounted to S],25
each. TIE majority of the p'''
gers in both cars purchased then
pecially those who were goinsto al-
ifornia. They would prove pro n
BILE investment to those passer
going that far. They would : "p
eight nights upon their teds.
agent in introducing them brought all
these argums nts to bear N n.
purchasers. He was charg,; -
passengers with making immsn;s
profits. He said he "usel te f1rnisjl
them for trife, but the comp :.
finding there was money in it, -
now charging him two thousand doi-
lars par year for the right to sell them
in their cars"
The q. P. R. R. cost millions to
build it across the continent, but ron
present indications they propose TO
make it a profitable investmert.
drst-cla passenger rates are ~
per mile, and if you have 5 ~
extra baggage you have to pay r
for it. All baggage is CO. ~
weighed. Freight rates are vc Ugh.
There are many enterprises Il aa:. -
route of this road that would
we'll with reasonable freight rates, and
they must lie undeveIoped until COM
pstition enters this country. Tie c.
P. has all the freight shipments saey
want at present rates; hence the re-
fusal on the part of the company to
lower the price. When $50 p. m.
arrived we were hitched On to stock
and freight train and again started on
our journey. OBSERVER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
tjh CORRESPONDENCE.
A Card from Mr.. Cochrane.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. 25, 1879.
Mr.. j. B. ODER-Deu, Sir In
your eagerness to criticize tbs School
Board you are goiuc rather fast and
| fee It my duty 10 set you errsi ght.
Tho lc-appointr2 .nt recen; mado
by the ut. Savage trustee was rot
before tbs Board at its last meoting,
as it had not teen received. This is
not the only instance Of late in which
you have jumped at conclusions. If
yor viii call at th. office of the Be ard
/ will give you n opportunity to
more thoroughly 'nfor,a yourself in
school matters Y"nys very truly,
J W {. CocHRANE,
Secratarv etc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions Of the County
Commissioners commence on tie st Mon
day in January, April, June, July and
October.
CommisSjamers-Wm Y McCulloh, Pres
dent; ] G Cookery, A G Greene. + NJ
Gramlch, ST.. James Wilson.
Cierh-F NJ Gramlich, Jr.
County T.re0surer--D Amman.
County SuroeVor-John Schaidt
Co2etors Of State and County TGees
1st Collection District, Joseph B Stottle-
mycr; Cd Collection District, J & Humhird;
Sd Collection District, john b McCuilos;
4th Collection District, Patrick Mullen.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
An Important Geological Fact.

Geology has shown us that i,atnfe
aceomplishes her greatest revol"f'o"'
in the earth's surface conforu n
shaOly. Every year the river iaakes
its channel deeper, the gls.lat u. -
a deeper gorge in the Alpine r Z,
and the ocean tide deposits the s..a.
it has crambled from tha rn':lzs upon
which it breaks. We ao.o the earth
quake and the devastating hurricane;
but these changes are SO gradual man
seldom observes them until the chan
mel has become ov srLangias cliffs, ,r
a mountain has disappeared bsfoAo
the icy stream, or the ocean has given
US a Florida. Thus it is in disease.
Our attention is attracted by AGATE
diseases, as fsvers, cholera, etc., while
chronic diseases loiren the most dan.
gerous in RESULT being slow in their
development, are seldom noticed ~
til they have made an almost ineff.
able impression upon the syst -.
Persons believing themselves com: y
atively healt hful are oftines the
Tins of these diseases, and only -.
come aware Of their presence
relief is almost impossible. Diseases
of the liver and stomach are t COM
monest of these chronic a,lsct'o'
DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discover
and Pleasant Purgative Psllole.s ats
never failing remedies for these =
eases. They produce healthfu:
cr.tion of the bile, prevent ind. ~
tion by regulating the bowels, and
impart vigorous tone to the whole
system.
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Observation-Disclosures. AL

FROSTBt itG
Dry G012s, Notions, EIptittng, Gj"cer3cs. t,c
--Beall, Baush " Co., htchns Bros, Shat
fer 81 Mum.
Clotbang-D. Stern & Co.
Drugs--D, G. Percy, NcCulioh & CO.
tnrfSstlr8--O. jarrett u Bro, Gross Il
Nickel.
H0rJa6ur6--Frank c. Beall.
EOOt3and Sh0e8-J Hartman, W Thomas
Kac5j2aist, Engjnes--R. G Paul, Thos.
I'll Paul
W4tctGs. fesslAy~-D j. Be,z.
Fire h1s,4QncG--.l /; McCulloh, John
Hitchns, John Il. Porter.
CUMBERLAND.
Na15,e Dt!7e1s-A f. Smcnner.
4ttpl2mys--J. F. Sess, d. w. Sloan,
Robert Mcdonald, Brace v Richmond.
stenm Dyer. etc--T. Footer.
B2ohs, ircheiy--John A. Fulton u Co.
BALTIMORE.
1s5o3t Liae--A Schumacher & CO
Ci2ttjpg--iohr Wanamaker.
-NsMy Houso--C. X, Hogan.
rs. For further information see adycr-
tiaemcnts elsewhere. W%en @aI,T3 li2ast Q2'
,oritjhg 10 adrcrtjso's, sag 2o': sac The o}ger-
tiasmsnt IN this l1Qper,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
The noted Dalrymple farm, or the

The noted Dalrymple farm, or ths
Northern Pacific Railroad, en.ltoy5
400 men during the present '2r"
and would use 600 more but for
tinders. 1t has lis solf-ma
rea, >ers and 20 steam threshers. )
farm contains $4,000 more &C j."
space th.,n the original Dis - q
Columbia. Ground was frG'
in 1875. TIKI year more than 2
acres are in crops. Tne owner will
ship 100000 bushels of wheat this
year to New York at a prof.. Is
$4,000. In reaping each maca as
takes an eight-foot eweep and cuts
fifteen acres day. Twenty-one ma
chimes work simultsn eously on q
square mile patch, running one after
another.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

DrG B Fundenbere president, Cumberland
DR. @ II Getzendanuer, Frostburg
l. L Dickinson, Cumberland
j w S Cochrane, secretary, Cumberland.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court OF Ailegany county
holds its session on Tuesday and Friday
OF ca.h week.
OFFICERS.
Chief Judge--Jolln CoGehan.
4ss0cjotes-Wm Piatt, Robert Bruce.
Register If NWS--John Rhind.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
TOW n.
Churches.

- Jotu's E BIO way, Rev G
S NJ Stewart, rector; S.uday school, 9:1J;
Divine Service every sunday, l0s m and
$ p m; on Friday OF each week Divine
Service and Lecture at Sp m. The public
cordially invited
Ecki 1rt nap,is, Chprcli-T Wa S
Holt, pl5tor, vices es ry Sabbath a, 104
u an T, p m; undaN School 1t ; i n;
Lrayel Nc ing cry !, sincsda. eve ,ng
at H.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06

~ ,iGt,ii'S L L i,CJ 'TGy, Rey 4
S NJ Stewart, rector; Sunday school, 91j;
Divine Service every Sunday, l0s a m and
s p N: on FRIDAY OF each week Divine
Service and Lecture at Sp m. The public
cordially invited
Eek, lrt pap,is, Churcl-E v Wa S
Holt, T tor, vices eg ry Sabbath u. 104
10 an 7. p m; AundaN School 1t : i n;
l'rayel Nc -.ing c cry !, tlncsda. eng
at y.
PresbyteriaI-Rev-
services every Suncay mo.Eing st 10t L,
and Z N. Services in English. Su..Gay
School at 3 p IL; Prayer Meeting every
Monday evening.
Methodist EDiscopal--RcvJ Wilson
pastor; preaching every Sunday at 10!
y. n anu = IN, ounuay ,r1 Sonooi "' = H.
i"'.' 'Aee''a's ''eiy ''' s,s'J - ching
salem Reformed heV Rnh', pastor,
dlvlne services on sunday at i05 . III, IN
INC German language, al p m, IN the
II Il lan} 5tit."y 2eisqoi ~ III
"o, ,an .'T', Ws,. ",I.' ll ''',, '|ye' 'g
I'M, "GIilsse'"l, av + ~ toliHan al.'
a. an ~ uHo Gar.o ny; n.; '.H Enniai. VnuSS, Va
neonIe,s Uonr nf pr.var All praise ev.rS
Erid,v cvcninm at , Nm W rhn Tnriish
language
notho, io,,,.o,n ,,o,,,,. d..
- nlstor ~ rrrs-hjnr nvery Sunday
mcrnino' afternonn and oveninn ut n z
an! ~: Pruyer Maefinr ayegv rhnrs,,ay
evening.
VII, u,,+:,4 p,,,,., p,,.
n,star. IN p,a"at;,,'[ snr.;nys ~ 'i az
{ ~ m. sunday 5chonI n , nm.
81 w;.,,.n;.s pon,,, ,',t,o;3.A AT,;,,
ot itn,. y u ..lh,,'i,t I',s,",. \ ,';,o cnr.
vices IN Sunday; Low Mas at a m; High
Mass and Preaching at 105 m; Sunday
School st 3 n III; EeS;lcrs &nd Bcnediction
ut p N.
Welsi, you,r,c~a,;,s,ai-Bo 81,
Rev --..---- nas,or sunday services
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MiscellaneOusAdv

is the fruitful source OF many diseases, promi-
nert among which are
DYSPEPSIA, SlCK-hEsDACHE, C0STlVENeSS,
DT5ENI ERY, BILIOUS FEVER, kGUE AND FEVER,
JAUNOiGE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM
PLANT CDLIC. FTC
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06
TuTI'S PILLS

Gro compounded from snbstnnces that nre
free from any properties hat Gun inIure
the most delicate organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Purify, H:d luyixorate
the entire system. BY relieving the en-.
GOrgcd Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous hmnorS, aud thus impnrI
health and vitality to i:Ie haiy, ,nnriua
ths bowels ta ncr naturally, without
which 10 one can feel well.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-06

10, ,FOresters-Court Mt Pleasant, No
3, upper room of Odd Fellows Hall, Water
street, d Grlffiths, secretary, meets every
tuesday evening at z.
Imp o. r. M.-Allegany Tribe, No 81,
kindles its Council Fire every 7th run, 80
breadths, I'd sleep Of every suns, at the
Odd Fellows Temple, ,-------, Chief
Of Records,
Free Gardeners - Frostburg Adam
Lodge meets every Monday evening in
Foresters' Hail. J ohm Thompson, secretary
st. MiclaepS Total Abstinfnce-Mccts
4th sunday of every month in basement OF
ST Michaei's Church, Joseph McMahon,
secretary.
Knights of 'Innor-Frostbur~ Lodge
No. $50, meets the % and 4th Mondays OF
every .month in old Odd Fellows Hal, B
Stern, Reporter.
Associations.
\. Af. G. Ar p Mason, secretary;
business meeting, ID Monday night OF each
month; Gospel meeting Sunday afternoon
a. - M Young Mems Prayer Meeting
in room, Beai's iuiIdin@. Main ST, SatGr-
day evening.
FrO>tburg Bailding-Thos HID Sec
rotary; meets every Monday evening at
f & Bealfs store.
Frostburg Mutual Building j S
Metzger, Secretary; meets every Wcdncs-
day eyen:c:; at G Bea.ls store
Frost burg Perpetual Buiiding-Mecta
every Saturday evening at the Printing
Office; j B Oder, Secretary,
Societies.
Fr0s1hurg Firc Experimentation III
Itmmerly, secretary; business meetings,
2d and 18th Tuesday OF each month; quar-
teIly meetings, 1st Tuesday in December,
March, June and September; annual meet
ing, lst Tuesday in January.
st. Joseph'> BeMcyoEent-Meetst the 1st
Sunday OF every month in basement Of
st Michaels Church; j Murray, secretary.
Welsh Literary CiaSs-Rccse d Reese,
secretary; meets every Tuesday evening Ill
Welsh Congregational Church.
st. MichaePs Temperance & Beneficial
Meets Sd Sunday of every month IN the
basement of st Michaers Church; JGhn
Brady, secretary.
Companies.
Gas COmpany-C \ Greene, Secretary
Water Company 0 Sprlgg,
secretary, Cumberland.
Mayor and Sousscii:
Mayor-John J. Porter.
Couac51aaefe Henry Williams, job.
Price, William Crump, james d. Arm,
stronr r G Paul a St"v-a't
C!.j&-Jall,cs Hanson.
Bulj1f' and Ghtef Of PoIlte-J = Smith.
P0!icemG13--Edwarti Price.
Magistrates
Henry z Atkinson, Main street
John c. Weis, broadway.
Ga1aStsa isles:
John n ;ensI0, \ q II.
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A Noted Divine saws !:

Few diseasas = that came. : .iicvau by r.-
storing the Liver to functions, and Tor
this purpose no remedy hts r.nr been invented that
has as happy an effect rs FUrr'> FILLS"
SOLD EVERYWHERE. ?R;CE q CENTS.
Ohr" 35 Mun.ny STREE, M:,Y York.
So Dr. TT IT'S IhNCA',3t F4,ra&i: t. To-
nation and Useful keccilts' will hr matted + 70
on application,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

a. a. rsrk. an employe al schaIer's
hcx yard. o'ssbs, January Is, hal ~. ssuti
fractured and -. fatally inIared ny . falling
''swvn,r -hils bpsaing hogs
John Compton. II Columbus. rrccnt-
~ tried a. I'poois fos roeb,ng tho mails. s.s
fousd guilty On -four counts IN oss indic,msn,
IL had bcsa postmaster 81 Coiambus
TN the oighi ~ January 2s,h. Katy
sshah, . child 81 loo, yesss, vss run over In
The stree, In otnshs by . team and kiIled- The
tesmstsr wss arrested ana held b. ball under
charge 81 criminal ~nssiissees.
Henry HeYsrnan, who resided In
Omshs, and -as . brakeman On The Union Pa
cinc Itsslsosd. vss tAlsd near vrsnont, 90 The
motnins u lee. tsth. lie he'd upeoupIsd
soms osvs and 90 sbous so sst GU, from no
tween them when hs fell scross tho trseh, tho
engine running o,sr him, completely s~s,srtnr
the head from the tsyiy. Is vss N years ~
aga and he'd been MARRIED one y.sr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

Ths ~FrTtestf
The quality that IL looked for In roy
atty 10 activity, readiness "a take part In
oil that In going on, method In Arrang.
Ing tho proceedi, ~ ovcr which II 10 Ia
preside. pnnotusliiJ In carrying them
out. asd the pow,r ~ seeing what
works NJ public h ~lciiccnce I can usc.
fully promote. ~ ! how Ia promote
than. In the die barge of this part ~
her du'ic. the Pr icess Aiice especially
shone. The outbreak ~ the French
war an Jrded her an occasion ~ showing
how sis could organize relief for the
fnintirg. aud care Tor N. wounded
soidh -; and the military hospital ~
Darmstadt was n model Ia Germany. not
on recount ~ the superiority ~ It's sci.
entifc arrangements, Tor throughout
Germany every arrangement ii the
Mind was admirable. hut because ~ tho
systematic supcrintcndcnoe ~ women
under the guidance II tho Princess.
Lastly. nations like their royal families
Ia be- clever. to be- alive Ia what IL going
on. to aid In tho highest progress ~ the
people. II may seem hard that 80 much
should be asked for In III. representa-
tivcs aud members of q few families.
Hut NJ n matter of fnct, however II IL Ia
be explained. an extraordinary amount
~ livrliness NJ intellect obtains IN the
royal houses ~ tho present day. This
IL not the time 10 speak ~ the royal
family ~ England; but u " n look
abroad II IL astonishing how much per-
sonal ability Il found In the very narrow
circle Of royalty. The Kings Of swe-
den and Portugal are authors. the FIN.
pcror ~ Brnxll and tho King of the
bclgians. thu Count ~ Paris and the
Duke NJ Aumale. ARE all mon who. II
they were not ~ royal lineage. would
hold their wi In tho first intellectual
society. Tho Kings 81 Spain and Italy
have yet Ia show what they raj do; but
thcy have. ut least, passed through n
hotter and more lAborious education
than most Of tho highest of tncir sub
jccts. Tho Crown Princess of Germany
shared with the late Queen ~ Holland
the reputation 81 being among the few
very clever women ~ any rank In En-.
rope, and now she Ii prc-cmincnt. Last.
hut not least. Princess Alice wAs the
life of intellectual life In Darmstadt.
and steadily upheld the Importance of
learning. 81 knowledge. and II honest
Inquiry la the conduct Of lifc. Tho
patronage Of clever men and women by
royalty Ii only n small matter. The
true service to tho nation IL rendered.
NJ II was rendered by tho Princess In
Imitation II her father. when royalty
makes Il felt. ns its own deep convic.
ton. that varied knowledge generally
carries with II. are Indispensable elc.
ments In the good guidance, not only 81
politics. but 81 everyday he.