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lie "City Item" demande la
doption Immediate de la lol pour
Ia collection des licences TEtat.
Les fonds publics sont baS ct les
officers pnblics doivent etre pay
es Requirement.
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rSE VIsIrE "A LA NOUvELLE
IRegIE.-Les mtlns;yeS de la com
mgne des pon'piers Ihi6odaar
"a. /, Sc proposent de donner'
iaal4,lialemeut apr6s Paques une
tsrarsloa a il Nouvelle Iherie.
Gate excursion sierra des plus IL
uaables ct dies plus in.erassantes,
sartout poar les trois quarts dos
Gems dc ceite raroisse qui mont
anais vi les prairies deS Attaka
p,s ct les ainirahlcS sites Qui 50
spoavent sur Ia route que l'excur
sion doit snivre.
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ru,ouE MEDATLLE A SON RE
rcps-Le Tola R0cb, md Rye est
,,e boisson qui possede les ver
ms incontestablement, les plus
,iepflisantcs, lnais il est des cas-
i, eette liqueur pprd toutes ses
r,rtus. surtont lovsqu'elle es'
,,&e penlant 10 retour dune ex
,,r.ion de la NonyeIle Orleans.
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I'll est decide que la Conven
ton Nationa.c Democratique pour
la nomination dun caudidat a la
Precedence aura lieu Cincinnati,
lie % JUN.
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La Legislature a adopte lie
bill ordounant l'insertlon des lois
en- francais dams TN journal fran
Gals quotidien, ct leur publica
ton dams la meme langue, sous
forme de brochures.
La clause primitive qui Ordon
matt la publication des lois en-
franoais dams II journaux egale
ment ma pas passe.
CseSt regrettabIe.
Mais 81 la langue trancaise ne
recoit pas toute l'attention Ofticiel
lie qu'elle nous parait meriter, ellie
encore ses amis, ses defenseurs
ct scs fideles.
Ellie NEST pas d6daignee de
tous ct la Louisiana a encore ses
| ecrivains, ses journalistes, ses
poetes, ses romanciers, voir meme
ses auteurs dramatlques en- tran
GALS.
C.est ainsi que NM. Onesime
De Bouchel ct r. Raimondy viel
neut de lire devant lAthenet
Louisianais un drame inedit don,
| ills sont les auteurs.
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On raconte qn'ure jeune ct
charmante parrisienne, apres a
yoir lu lsnuvre de Zola, "Naua,"
concut un 81 violent degout de
la vie Gu'elle NIT fin IA ses jours
par le suicide.
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-Certaihs propos tenns par
aes republicains mecontents qui
oatprlspart au movement lib6
1l de 1872, ont accredit6 lie bruit
qae 81 Grant etait nomm6 par Ia
Vonvcution de Chicago. une con-
,sntlon republicaine indepen>
aaata sc r6unirait dams une vile
WfEst ct nommerait un Demo.
uate partisan dun systeme tinan
Ser base sur la monnaie metal
.qae, candidat qui pourrait 6trt
accepte par Ia Convention Demo
datlque reguliere.
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AV- rs.

Tn de mes amis de,irerait connaltre
ralresse de Nellie. Henrette Champagne,
aui demeure quelque temps a houEa
ST vous me penvez me donner la-deSsus
ouelques renseignements. vous mobiige
reg, l., TESSON.
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La qales tieRl lIu CofasuEat
Ges.eras a Ia NOUVeiie
Orleans.

La Chambre Syndicate du Com
merce francais 4 la NouvelIe Or
leans Went de tenir sa reunion an
nuelie pour l'organlsation de ses
bureaux. lie rapport des travaux
de l'annee, In dams cette reCnion,
a amplemeDt montr6 tout ce que
cette chalnbre a d'infuence ct
d'initiative.
SON but principal est de resser-
rer les relations qui existent en-
tire la Nouvelle Orleans ct la
France. Pour y parvenir, ellie a
reussi a etabllr la ligne de va,
peurs de Marseille. Cette ligne
await d6ja produit be bons rGsul-
tats ct en- p,omettait encore de
! meiiieurs pour l'avenir, lorsGue
la quarantaine absurde du bu-
raau de sante est revenue l'arr6t-
er dune maniere 81 malheureuse.
NOtre eminent contrere de fAbeil
le, NJ. Limet l'orateur du jour, a
expose ell termes pleins d'el6gance
ct dc precision, la situation ct les
appearances de la Chambre Syndi-
Gale. II parl6 longuement de
NJ. Leon Chotteau ct Gu traite de
commerce franco-americain. La
question est Ell effet une de celles
qui int6ressent le plus notre pop
ulalion franeaise. II s'est appe
santi suItont sur Ferection du
Consulat de Ii Nile Orleans
Ell Consulat General.
Nous avous deja dit un mot de
ce projet alorS que ION commen-
Gait settlement Il en- parler dams
quelques cercles. Nous " avons
applaudi, sachant quiz repondait
aux eXisences de la situation ct
a Importance de notre popula-
ton francaiSe. Aujoursfhui lie
projet fait i'ol.jet dan petitionne
meut special qui. nous lesperons
ben, sara accueilli favorablement
par le Commencement Francais
| La population franchise est plus
| importante Ell Louisiana que l'on
peut So le tigurer tout d'abord
Disseminee de tous les c6tes dams
nos campagnes, ellie MA commer
&c ii s'unir. IA Sc compter que dalr
COS dernieres annees, etiei'e comp
te actnellementsdes societes..floris
santes, surtout dams Ia region
sud-ouest. Ces heureux resultatS
sont dns principalement a liintiu
ence dc l'Unon Francaise ct au,
efforts patriotiquns de NJ. lie vi
comte d'Abzac, lie tltnlaire ac
tuel du Consulat tie France |;
Nouvelle Orleans. Sans vOu!oi
diminuer en- rien le merite de Sc
, predecessors, ce nest que justic
de recOnnai:re que Parrivee d
NJ. d'Abzac au Consllat de l
Nonvelle Orleans, a etc CONNIE |
signal de ralliement de toutes le
. forces franchises Ell Louisiana
i signal qui a etc eniendu- ct CON
pris jusque dams lie fond de nc
> canpagnes.
Ce ralliement des forces frar
caises ne fait que s'accentne
tons les jours sous l'impulsion p
= triotique ct genereuse du Consr
, de France Il la Nouvelle Orleans
i. L'erection du Consulat en- Coz
i sulat General sera 10 digne COZ
). ronnement de cette Huvre, ,comm
, la jnste recompense de NJ. le Y
{, comte dtAbzac que Ia Chambl
n Syndicate ct avec ellie toute
}. population franeaise demapde d
= Commencement Francais de mai
+ tenir a la tGte du nouvean posi-
n quill va Greer a la NouvelIe y
It leans.
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-L'Am6rique est Palambic DIES
races. Est &C que les fills y res.
selnblent beaucoup a leurs peres !!
-s.J. Gentil."
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Nous voyons avec plaisir que
Napoleouvilie prend de jour Ell
Jour de plus grands developpe>
mentS.
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lie Maitre de postes genera
Key a refuse rusage des mandats
sur la poste a NJ. A. Dauphin,
president de la loterie de la Lo al
siaue.
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lie bill cr6ant un Bureau d'a
griculture, Went d'6tre rejete la
Legislature.
Tant pis!
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SUCCESSION OF AMELIE LEDE'T, DE-
ceased wife of Valery Breaux, Jr.
Parish Court-Parish OF Lafourche No.
l05S Probates.

Parish COurt-Parish OF LaIourche NO.
l05S Probates.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
= Observation-Disclosures Vvlery Braaux Jr.
of said parish has this day made applica-
tion to the said Court to be appointed ad-
ministrator of said Succession.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
if any they have, with the Clerk Of said
Court, at his Office in the Town OF Thiho-
,laux within +en days after the first pubiica
ton hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will in due course Of law be appointed ad-
such.
(~l Witness my hand and the impress
Ills. : of the seal of my office. this 2oth'
~. day OF February, A. ID. 1880.
J. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of said Court.
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The re,utation it has attained, in consequence
he marvellous cures it has produced dnrins
as; half century, is a sufficient assurance 70
n,hjjc that it will continue to realize the napp'e
rs,,,ts that can be desired. In almost eva
ection of country there are persons puono
;nown who have been restored from alarmihg1
ven desperate diseases Of the lungs, py iss "S
All who have tried it,ackuowledge its srperiof's.
md where its virtues are known, no one hesita"
,ste what medicine to employ to relieve the al
ress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary ane
;osa CHERRY PICTORIAL always Affords
.ant relief. and performs rapid cures Oh Y
,;,aar varieties of bronchial disorder, as well
he mora formidable diseases Of the lungs.
/ AS safeguard to children, amid the distree
=, diseases which beset the Throat and Chest
,b,lahood, it is Invaluable for, by its timely us
nultitndes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial;s
he'cures i, is constantly producing are too r
oarsabie TO be forgosen. No family should
vitl,eut it, ard those VINO have once used
ever viii.
<Fminent Physicians throughout the count
irascsiDe il, and Clereyrnen often recommeno
rom alleir knewledge Of its effects.
PREPARED Tf
jr. ]. c, AVER & Co., lowell Mass
,.., n,,, au.;~-tlegt Syhe,-aistS
OLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY " ~fiLn
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LES fonds de secOurs pour
iss irlandais affameS s'accroit con
sluefaolement chaque jour. Par
~ pretentions exagerees, Ell YOU
aaat que les tonds SOuScritS ne
@lens remis qua sou comite ct
par Ses reuriminations contre lie
nerald," Parnell semble vouloir
Hoaver one sa mission est moins
uae mlsslcn de charite qu'une mis-
sion politique.
y al. de EeS>eps est a New
=. aork on il a etc tres bien recu et
s'e tant par les franeais, SEES CON
Pa'flotes, que par les am6rlcains
- = plononce un diScours, al
!ueatre "UniOn League" LIE su
JET en- etait, bien entendu, le perez
~ent de l.isthme de Panama.
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vov,SAr1oNs. - L'Hon. John
i, pil,io a etc nomm6 Brigad'er
: e. moral. commandment !e second
,;.,.iet militaire etle Capt. p. +.
,o,jo a etc nomme ct commission
= 1uce de Paix du second ward
-emnlacement DE TnOmas Cn~
No demissiOnnaire.
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rr,satiom Locales.

,.cr,ps1oS.-Bexcarsion don
= o,r Ia compagnie des pom
u" ~ .p,otectoy No. ., le 4 mars "A
r y ,na v4titable pariie de piaislr
:. las cxcursionnistes ct IN We
r. ,,h1e sncc9s peer lie trtsor de la
,oapagnie.
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si027 70} 1927 705

n B.--Including appropriation OF So0.00
to buy trees tor Court House Square.
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Court HOUSE AND JAIL FUND.
JAN 6.
To Balance on Hand II S44
Jan. .. To
Special ak q mills reed.
from Tax Collector lGao 764
By CON- r,l. Tax Colleer ~ -
Nv Fl. Ragan. bal. due
on Thiberge contract iooo w
Feb. H.
Bal. Trans. to Gen. Fund y 4i5
sl65S 63l l65s 63s
--------------------- -------
GENERAL FUND 1873.
IAN. 6, To
Balance on Hand d-..-...--- 81 72s
! Jan. %. TO
| Back Tax reed. fu. Tax &. SOC
! Ey COM nj. 10 Tax Col -
jan % BY =, -.
! John Brcaux IL -
Jan 80. BY - ~,
! EIydei for quarantine 10 V'
Feb. i6, BY
Balance on Hand '' -
81 72l 94 ~
| -------------
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Dem mag0gue Harris.
" est Chester kocsrd.


The position of the Democratic party
in Chester county az to the colored man
seems doubtful. While at West Ches-
ter the Democratic club shrewdly recog-
nizes the fact that the vote Of colored
man counts as much as that of white
man, they are not disposed to cultivate
the colored voter. On Saturday even.
ing when John H. Harris announced he
would speak as eolorei Moses who
would lead his brethren into the DEM
ccratic camp the prominent Democrats
of the Square hastened to assert that
they had nothing to do with him. By
ordinance of the Borough council, the
Borough Hall which usually rents at
So per night Is rented to either Of the
political clubs at $150. The Democrat
club hastened to assure the Burgess
that they were not responsible for this
meeting and Harris could not claim
a club rate by using their names. Not
a Democrat would preside over the
meeting or introduce the speaker, who
was therefore compelled to introduce
himself. Only one colored man ap.
psared in the audience to be told that
the colored men oxed their freedom
to the rebels and the Democratic party.
Harris feigued great fear Of being at
tackled and got the constable to escort
him inte and out of town but the col
ored people Of the vicinity are too law
abiding and had too much con tempt
for the man to dignity him with mar.
tyrdom.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
SULLIVAN's CRIME.
A FeIOnt0us Assault Case Near
New Castle.

A man named Sullivan, who lives
with a tenant on DR.. A. V. Lesley's
place, near New Castle, has recently
disappeared to escape arrest upon
warrant which Mrs. Bartlett, the wife
of another OF DR.. Lesley's tenants,
swore ont before Magistrate Richardson,
of New Castle, on Monday, charging
him with rape.
According to Mrs. Bsrtlett's state
ment the offense was committed last
Friday morning. Bartlett at that time
was absent. The woman had gone to
the meadow to milk COW. Sullivan,
it is alleged, followed her and made
improper proposals. She resented this,
when he drew a pistol and threatened
to blow her brains out unless she sub
mitted. The woman, however, man
aged to escape after desperate strug-
gle, and half.dead, gained the house.
She locked the door and was found by
her husband suffering from nervous
prostration caused by her exertions in
escaping. She is still quite i'll.
The warrant was placed in the hands
Of Constable Fols. The officer failed to
find the man.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
After PsS Ing q Pleasant Visit Tn
sts Louis They Return Home.


Supreme Representative Sir knight
Commander VIM. J. Jefferis and Sir
knlghts WIN. Simmons, Howard T.
Fesmier, Thomas M. Foreman, James
crawford, John Keinle, Nathan Lieber-
nan, VIM. T. Lincoln, Thomas Mulliu.
Jr., Charles Msleor and Benz. Buck.
ley, who have been attending the SEES
sion OF the Supreme K. Of P. Lodge, of
the world, at St. Louis, NO., arrived
home atout ten O'Clock on Monday
evening.
After leaving this city on the mid
night train on Saturday, August 2lst.
the Knights arrived In Washington at
six O'Clock on Sunday morning. Here
they were rendered free use OF the car
belonging to the Superintendent Of the
Baltimore q Ohio railroad, and in it
they proceeded to Grafton, then they
went as far as Cincinnati in a sleeping
car, then continuing the journey they
arrived in st. Louis at eight o'clock on
Monday evening.
Upon their arrival they proceeded to
the Ives House, where they euartsred
during their visit. The next morning.
Tuesday, they were escorted around
the city, shown the Mississippi river,
the levees, and other places Of interest.
In the afternoon they participated in
the Sir Knights parade. On Wednes-
day afternoon they visited the amphi-
theatre and beheld some fine drilling.
In the evening they attended the
Cleveland Divisions reception at the
Lindell House.
During their visit the knights receiv-
ed marked attention from fire COM
psnies Nos. 13 and "a, of St. Louis, and
also they were kindly treated by per-
sons who were not members of the Or
der. They were much pleased with
the kind treatment which they receiv-
I'd and will for great length of time
kindly remember their hospitable host.
The visitors started for home on Satur-
lay evening and arrived here at the
lime previously stated.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
The Runawnys Hoard From.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.

AhiAADAhi A'Ab NNSbe - wv
MBssKs. EDfToRs.-We received q
copy Of your paper stating that we had
caused a great deal of talk about Will
mington on account of our leaving, but
we hope it will cease. We are in Phil,
adelphia to-day, but we are going to
leave tonight and as soon as the talk
ceases among the people of Wilmington
we shall return home. We are we'll
and enjoying ourselves and hope the
people of Wilmington are doing the
same. Well, guess I will close as we
are in a hurry getting ready for the
cars. Two RUNAwAYs.
THE above letter was received at
the REPUBLICAN Office, and accompany
ing it was the request that it be pub
lished. 1t is understood that in conse-
quence Of the departure Of the girls, the
mother of one Of them is lying at the
point of death, from grief and nervous
excitement.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Person al.

The Misses Hannah and Emma Be.
telle, after spending two weeks very
pleasantly at Strawberry Mansion,
Cecil county, Md, returned home yes
terday.
Rev. Geo. K. Kramer and his family
returned from Alton Bay, New Hamp-
shire, last night. During the evening
he was terdered a reception by the
members of the Household Of Faith.
John +. Wood has returned from At
lantic City. He looks well having had
a good time grabbing, fishing and bath
ing.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
WHEN THE LADDI 10 RAN.
The Record or AuKust's Fires and
False Alarms.

EoAsO AIAfnnSs
L. G.. File, tobacoonist, on Fourth
street, near King, and fire reporter TO
The Delaware Fire Company, furnishe
the following record OF fire alarms 70
the month Of August. just closed
August l, las Q. 10. false.
August 8, lao a. m. slight fire a.
B. Hirst's kindlipg wood shed, on Mar
ket street below Thirteenth. Depart
ment responded, but its services wer,
uot required, with the exception OF the
Pbonix. which put ths ire out with a
plug stream. Loss rs insured.
August 10, TAO p. m. alarm caused
by burning of brush In Marsh Lane.
August II, $40 p. m. 4; false.
August l3, 2.30 D. m. ; false.
August IA. Up. m. false.
August IA, 6 p. m. false.
August IA, 8 p. m. false.
August 20, Sp. m. false.
August rs, $50 p. m. slight FIRE at
the Swift, Courtney & Beecher Co.'s
match factory, Fourteenth and Walnut
streets no alarm.
August %, up. m. false.
August Is, Ais p. IN. alarm caused
by Stacking lime In the cellar Of A Jams
& Bro, 504 Market street. Water
Witch responded; services not required.
August %, 2 p. m. false.
August 20, p. m. alarm caused by
the explosion Of coal oil lamp at Tay-
lor and Walnut streets.
August 80, 5.l5 p. m. alarm caused
by burning ofthe chimney of NJ. Myers
store, SOL Market street. De-
partment responded +; services not re-
quired.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
The Wenth N eF.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal officer, Washington, Aug. l.
! q. m. - -
Indications for Wedr resday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, stationary fol-
lowed by falling barometer, higher
temperature, easterly veering TO south.
erly winds, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, and occasional rains.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HRtHANS' COURT SALE OF real
" ESTATE

.0RtHANs, COURT SALE OF REAL
Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Delaware County, PennSylyAnia, will be
sold at Public Sale, in Upper Chichester
township, In the said county, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l8, 1880,
The following described Real Els tate, late -
OF John Is Smith. deceased, to wit: A il
valuable farm consisting of two adjoining
tracts OF land, situate in the township OF Up
per Ohichester, aforesaid, and described as
follows:
No. l. All that certain dwelling house,
barn and tract Of land, bounded by lands Of
George Broomall, by the middle branch of
NPaman's Creek, BY lands OF John M. O.
Prince and by the road leading from Chiches-
ter cross roads to the Naaman's Creek road.
less.
No. All that certain plantation and
tract OF land bounded by lands Of John M, y.
Prince. JOun s. Beeson and the road leading
from Chichester cross roads to the Naa mans
Creek road, which separates it from ira It No,
l, containing ~ acres, 3 ro0ds and 80 perches.
The improvements on No. l consist of q
substantial stone dwelling house, 2 stories
high, lsx6i feet, containing 9 rooms and base
ment, with piazza In front, large double
floor stone barn, 36x50 feet. stone wagon house
lsx2o feet, stone spring house, 1sx96 feet, over
Gu hoNOL Vl ndJcE,CHICk0uu uOub0a
corn crib and other outbuildings. Also frame
tenant house, 14xlS feet, stories high. all of
which are in good condition. There is a good
apple orchard In lull bearing, also an abun-
dance of cherry trees, other fruit etc.
No. 2 is beautifully located commanding q
good view of the Delaware River, with good
spring Of water n it, and all the land is OF
good quality and susceptible Of cultivation.
The shove properties are situated one mile
from ClAYmont Station. on the P. w. &. 3.
r. T., miles from Wilmington and miles
from the city OF Chester. They are located
on the highlands bordering the Delaware,
view Of that river and the sur
country tor several miles. Ameng
the many beautiful building sites on the Del
aware highlands, none surpass those ON this
property. Alse, at the same time, will be
sOld lot Of fall and winter apples in orchard.
Possession given Immediately If desired.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. m. Condi-
tiOns made known at sale, by ....
RACHEL SMITH,
GEORGE BROUMALL,
II. Green, Auc'r. 9i-3td Administrators.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
The III ono school,

One Of the most excellent and care
fully conducted institutions in the
country for the education OF small
children and young ladies is the Home
School, at Nc. $50 Market street of
which Mrs. Z. T. Slocum is principal.
Though only in existanca a year the
school has met with great success, and
will commence the fall term on Septem-
Der sth with very bright prospects.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
That wheel.

The Alleged water wheel, put in a
long time ago at City mill pumping sta
tion, is still useless. Investigation yes
terdsy showed that the wheel had not
yet worked properly, that, nothing had
lately been done to overcome sthe diff
Guilty. and that Mr.. Geyelin, the con-
tractors expert workman had not been
in town for some time.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Increased N lumber.

We stated yesterday that Mr.. Paschall,
who advertised for night wstchman,
had received forty applications. This
morning he told rs to make the num-
ber seventy. On being asked if he was
not mistaken, the reply was: "No, I've
got the mark for each man." An ad-
vertisement in the REPUBLICAN most as
suredly pays.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
NewpOrt PfC.ni

The public installation and basket
picnic Of Armstrong Lodge, A. F. A.
M, will be he'd tomorrow in McFar-
Inns woods, one mile from Newport on
the New Castle road. Rsv. ]. H. Cald.
we'll Of this city will deliver an sd-
dress appropriate to the occasion. The
installation ceremonies will take place
at IL O'Clock, noon. There will no
doaSt be Q pleasant time.