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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

Women are iimid creatures, and
hate to he left in a house alone al
night. 80 the other day when Mr. Gal
lagher went awsy from home, leaving
bic wife with only an ignorant ser.
want, she was very much worried, and
readily harkenej to the voice Of an
agent who called just after Gallagher
had gonc around the c;fs,r. and
wanted to sell her a machine which
would prevent burglars from getting
into the house. She brought three.
Those placed al the font aud back
doors were 80 arranged that, when the
door was opened, hammer would
strike down from above ard knock
down the person trying to enter. A
third contrivance Of different pattern
was placed on the stairs and another
at the front window. Gsllagher un.
expcctedly returned late that night,
and attempting 10 enter the front door
got a blow on the no.e that knocked
him down the itsps into the street
lie wa. both surprised ard annoyed
at the Circumstance. and, utterly una
bic 10 understand il, tried the door
again. Same result. lie then thought
somebody was behind The door trying
to assassinate him. and. getting up
very nal, ran around to the hack
DIOR 10 set in that way. There he got
a thump that sent him backward into
the swill.barrel, aud he was terribly
crcs', when he got up. lie grabbed
an AK, and, rs he opened The door,
again struck with ii. But he hii no
body, and got another knock down.
Then he w,nt and got policemgl 50
that one could tackle each door, and
one be sure to get IN; but afler both
had enjoyed three knock-downs they
met and compared notes, aud decided
that two men must he in the house.
They then tried the front window,
and raising it a deluge Of icy water
hom a hose arranged to bring il, flew
upon them. But they braved that aud
got 10. Then they ransacked the low
er part Of the house, but could find /
nobody, aud meantime Mrs. g.. up.
'tlirs, heard them, and nearly died Of .
fright They started upstairs, Gallagher I
first, aud near the top a stair. fixed on |
a pivot. rolled under Gallagher and |
hafl 4 HIM backward, and be went 10 .
the bottom, taking the policeman with |
him. They both yelled, bu, Gallagher
yelled the loudest, and his wife recog. /
nizsd his voice and his iavoriie oath. |
Her courage returned. She went TO |
the head Of the stairs and cried: /
james, is that your James was
painfully hurt aud awfully mad then.
aud the policeman was trying to get |
hack the breath Gallagher had squash. |
Ell cut Of him. "No,' cried James,
''its not me; It's some other fellow. |
Jim Gallagher was never knocked |
down seventeen times in one DightN
But she knew it was he and explained |
Aud thea Gallagher gave
The policeman $40 TO say nothing about |
the matter, and the officer retired; and |
then Gallagher iawed his wife for two
hours, and the next day went seven
miles TO overtake the man who sold her
he machines, and kicked the life near.
Iy out OF him. lie admits that the |
things would be dreadiully discoura.
ging to a burglar, though.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

COPYING AFTER GARFIELD. - lie
was brought before theIeporter on the
charge of drunkenness. ado you
plead guilty" 81 don't plead at all.
| deny everything" Do you deny
having been up here beforeS" 81
should smile. Why, Judge, | deny
being here right now. II you catch
me giving myself away, Just wake me
up and let me know it."-[New Orleans
Time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

A good woman is the loyeliest How
err that blooms under heaven, and We
look with love and wonder upon its 81.
lent grace, its pure fragrance, its deli
cate bloom OF beauty. Sweet and beau
tiful, the iairest and the most spotless!
Is il not pitiful 10 see them bowed
down or devoured by griefo or death in
exomble, wasting in disease, pining
with long pain, or cut of by sudden
fate in their prince We may deserve
grief, but why should these be unhap.
pyy-except tina, we know that heay
en- chastens those whom II loves best.
being pleased, by repeated trials, to
make these pure spirits more pure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

"ADgel of Night" is what DIR, Bulls
Cough Syrup has been termed by pa
rents, whose worrying and coughing
children have been sooihed and cured,
and have secured sweet slumber by
using this excellent remedy. Price
only 20 cents bottle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

A New STAR RENDETs LIr SER
vIcE.-We are glad to learn that Prof.
Harrington, of Ann Arbor, has dis
covered new star, as !: affords the en-.
terprisiug young men Of this country
a chance to engage more extensively
in the popular scientific pasiime of
pointing out the heavenly bodies to
the being they adore, kissing her once
for every star. II has long been held
by young people of both sexes that the
supply of stars was wholly inadequate
aud the discovery of an additional one,
thereby enlarging the already gener-
Gus opportunity for oceulation, is a
matter Of congratulation to ell who
are interested in the welfare of the
rising generation. - Astronomical Tx
change.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

Trihers with iemenine affections do
not always get of cheaply. A young
clergyman, wise enough to choose well,
but foolish enough to allow himself TO
be ruled by bis friends, after propos-
lug to young lady, declined to fulfill
the engagement; and, being sued Tor
breach Of promise, was cast in dana
ges- $1,000. This brought him to
his senses. Seeking the plaintiff, he
owned that he had behaved Infamous
ly, but vowed that he had loved her
all the while and loved her still, and
prayed her TO forgive and forget,
My friends, said he, "can make no
objection nov; they cannot say you
are without penny, since you have
-, 900 of your very own Ills plead
ing proved irresistible, aud the lady
aud money were soon his own again.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
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Is tho ONLY reliable Worm XII
Ter that is pleasant to take.

Each vial contains eight rfnins 81 pure Sanian.
nc, ssides 9th p super or authieminiics Witch are
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solution
This preparation ls recommended 10 the Public
with ihe greatest confidence aud We are fully tpu-
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" Is scientific combination Of the finest mcdiri-
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20 confident are We Of Ibis fict that We have no.
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eases whenever 10 fails o. give satisfaction.
Put up in neat 2uunce viiis, and alid re- - ernis
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

The old story Of Thad. Stevens say
ing to the stout young men who used
carry him in his chair to the House of
Representatives "Well, boys, who
will carry me when you are gomez" is
older than Stevens, however original
it might have been with him. An
old gentleman, seventy years old once
remarked II take pains with my
writing, so that when ! am old shall
be able to read it, Another, aged
seventy. seven, at the head of large
publishing house, on being rcmonstra.
ted with for working SO hard, an.
swered: IL don't feel it now, but |
expect shall in after life." And the
youngest daughter of seyenty-two
years, having died, one of her parents,
who was one hundred years old, re-
marked 81 always told you, John,
we should never rear that child
Free Press.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
simple Protecting agoinsf Fpiiem-


simple Pro:erfire againd Fpidem-
Those who are at all afraid OF epi.
demic diseases may feel comiortei on
hearing that one Of the hest protective
measures they can resort TO is very
simple one-ihe use of soap and water.
An eminent physician says:
ut is worth while for common peo-
pie to learn that $4,000 typus germs
will thrive in the circumference Of a
pin-head or visible globule. Ii is
worth while for them TO note that
these germs may be dessicsted and lie
borne, like thistle seeds, everywhere,
aud like demoniacal possessions, may
jump noi.elessly down any throat. But
there are certain things spores cannot
stand, according TO the latest sscer-
tainel results of science. A water
temperature of 800 degrees boils them
to death. and soap chemically poisons
them. Here sanitary and microscop-
ic sciences come together. Spores
thrive in low ground and under low
conditions of life. For redemption,
fly to hot water and soap, ye who live
in danger of milarisl poisoning. Hot
water is sanitary. Soap is more sani-
iary. Fight 'rypus, Smallpox, Vel
low Fever aud Ague with soap. Soap
j. board Of health.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

~ saved MY nG A.. d iakely, selma, Ala
Ill d The rcinodY that all curr The many dis
"li has pas.fd sisefc tests and nou cnlnisfmenis
ifoi, sums, III the highest neiiCal talcut la the
country. '-l NsN York Nofid.
$40 femedy heretofore discovered fan he lirld
Zoe uuo inoinont in comparison With IT, Ncf a.
A. Harvey. y. o.. Washington. a.. 4.
This Iciafdy, Nhlrh has dome such Nondsfs, b.
put 90 ln the Large sized iioiiisa anF niciicine
upon HE mafk.i. and n sold by llruggisis and al
dealers al 81 % per hotile. luf naistes, snqdlfr
ior Wafnef's sale Diabetes iure. u b Ia'anhs
rcnedy A. "a. MAkNEE A "a.
as kosbc,iof. \. v.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

A diagnosis OF the disease reveals
the fact that ,choolboy's toothache
generally begins at 5 A, NJ, and reach
es il highest altitude at quarter to
nine, when the pain is intense; begins
to sabside at nine, and after that dis.
appears with celebrity that must be
very comfortable TO the sufferer
especially il there is any hope of his
going a-iishing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

"John, my dear, said she tendcrly,
''if you do not get bottle OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup Immediately, l
will 60 home TO my molher--I cant
stand this coughing any longer.' lie
bought abotlle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

"a cigarette, glass OF water aud
the kiss of a pretty girl will sustain
man Tor day" says Spanish prov
erb. The average youth will wonder
why the ID She man that tried the
experiment ever wasted any time with
the cigarette OF the water.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
LOO Acres Knob Land
FOR SALE

1 dssiss 10 .ell the Tinilsfei Land. heloagiag 10
ihe estate ~ teo Carpenter. ded., Situated IA "a
~ couuir ~ on ihe waters ol Brush tresk.
Ai.sui 100 acres Ia one tract With creek aud the
county road aearly dividing u.
A Splendid Lsestie. Tor Ss~ Mil
aAd Stsss basinsss.
Ths.e Lands are acknor leisra 10 he unsufl@fsea
ier valuable tlaiher fuIihsf iniofmailon can be
s,s'am a. ~. cAsrEsyss. Esssv
Ailisdsssllie, ~.
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liS-lyT
, 1880-10-23
wrlter's eonl --lse will turn over n few 1,ant.s
and reacl! this trtl'n brlstllng with true poetic
genius. 1t Is humorous:

wrlter's aoiil--le will turn over few l,ant.s
and reach tllis trtf}e brtstlng with true poetic
genius. 1t Is humorous:
Wit Is mt nivcn 10 all.
AMI there nrG n few. very fcN
Who aro witty-'f ans.
You rnny 8tick mo all nycr with Epllntcrs
II n ftxIl Ia mt dntttmtlty fepp
When he's sItent-And especially
Witty. must witty-Mstecp.
Hero Is an extract frUm n little love-
sonnet:
Hut ahl you love nnothor: I
N1Hy yet. yet lftrG nnther loo.
hut no. It nny mt he, Unless
Tint nther hu nnOthGr ynu.
The greater part nf the hook Is taken ltp
With lengthy r1etn entitled "trltu Rebel: 4
South Cnrnlina Tnle." Parts Of II are passa-
blc Other portions nro not. Tnke thls OK
tract:
The maiden springs hor sire to meet,
Ana Etlsle, nssst Ills staggering fe1t,
fiHl ttFfF AcF IN HCF TIM ttJN
70 kiss tho blessing frtptn his lips.
"ihar father. thnt Hrt over spry
T0-dAy-thH 'lGw II scarcely i1ry;
Yet par1'nu If Thy Agnes Will
He rudo-sfs wouA not hnsu thee ILL.,"
The book Is i,o,,utt In lnlf calf. 1t Is not
!rretrctnab1y bud, hut II this ho n fair sample
Alr. ClHirbnrHe llnS mistaken Ills vocation.
To i,e Il phet 1ie will lnve to be "burn" "
again,-llc fi;!s mt succeeded III tic attempt
to Grcatt. " htnsclf." -,
{'rlle Muse. ny Have Found Her; Include
inx Sundry Occasional POEMS. mil q Talo
Entitled '''rlie RelGl': 1ly Himself, New
Urieails: Clark d. llofesfne.)
, 1880-10-23
CONTENTS FOR NOVEMBER

CONTENTS FOR NOVEMBER.
T1fE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL lSHrtT1I-
TlONS. Dy HKAnk1T 8rEkcElL l. ploiimlnnry.
THE SUMS HEAT. ny rrofossor c. \. yOusa. TIL
Iustsated.1 ..,
EDUCATION AZ A 111NDitANcE no MANUAL. &C.
CupATloNs. 1,y Irot. s1LyASts T. THOMPSON.
THE GLACIAL MAN IN AMERICA. Dy II. i. Dn
CURIA.
A FLOCK or NEUROLOGICAL CROWS. by ". II.
GANnSEtt 81. u.
THE EI.ECrNlC nuRG1.An ALARM, {1liust.ntrd.)
MENTAL IMAGERY. ny FRANCIS CATION. F. lt.s.
HENRY AND gANADAY. Hy Professor ALFRED
81. MAyEtL
THE EVOLUTION OF ORGANIC FORM. ny
CrIANLEH MuNNIs
THE PROPULSION OF LIFE ny AnAuELLA y.
BUCKLEY.
ch!Taclsints HES: iI connRcrEp. py 11rnnznr srEs-
I1YPSoT1ss. ny GEonoE ]. noMAsEs.
SKETCH Of J4EWls H. MOlsuAN. By J. ". Pow
ELL. with iortrait-)
CoRnEBrOSDESCE; EDITORS TADLE; 1lT-
ERAlsY NOTICES: pOpul.Ait MISCELLANY.
NUTE9.
"TnE POPULAR Bc1EScE MONTHLY" bceins III
eighteenth volume with the November number. 1t
bast periodical IN tho world" This Ii hAcnuso It rc;
Fesents tho most valuable ihonXlk from tho most al-
snnced scientific rsn OF tho ago In MI countries.
it, articles nnI nbstEncta 1T articles. original
aectod, md Illustrated Etvo accounts Of I'LL Important
dlscovorlos and applications ot scenco ttat aro OF
Eenufnl nterGst.
ln pages will also bo found faithfully to represent
tho p.0gsass OF s!ontIjc idcaa rs 1t Mtpcts tho higher
questions Of 1tumnn Interest, such thoso Of tho
statesman. tho i,hianthrnplss the 1urst, tho tnnn-
o!or the aducatdf. tho d!vlno. te artist tho hlsto-
r'an' md tho soo'aA toformor.
1tFutss 50 per Annft,H. foafage prepatlf 90
cc'tts 1'nr Number.
.,,.v ,,co,, r. <,<>
, 1880-10-23

PRINCES FAVORS.
A story Of love. Wnr, and politics, with
.Yery little love, q good sleal oS var aud ILL.,
, 1880-10-23

| faced with n shnrt dissertation 0ll the use
aud abuse Of abbr"yfntIons, ending will =
htzcn or more prHCticnf rules to 1t observed!
III their use. Tie pamphlet will be found Of
sGrvlcn for reference purposes and the atl-
vicn given entitled to attention. Price IS
cents.
| MA0AX1SEs.
In the Ti,ifctI Scrutcc for November, ".
! 3. Clark, U. $. n, presents lis views on the
subject OF DETECTING Armor. by tho use OF
n dcilecting shield in tho form of nil arc
| springing from below the water tine and ex-
tending The length Of tho vessel, IIe considers
that war-yessels may be constructed that will
be practically insulnerabc. Lieut.. Hiss, U.
y. H., has translated from tile German,
"Nntes On Turkish Army Organization In
1879." Commander Gibson. U. s. n, writes
OH "Anccstral Worship" and mn anonymous
| writer discusses the question Of "'rhe Signal
I for tic selection Of m army officer of scicn-
! tt'c attaInmcnts for tho succession, to Gen.
| Myer, aIsd dccries any attempt to confer tho
p,sitton on Capt. llowgate Or m. .otlleer Of
iaulc Us MI 1hilian, fighter. payit! Graham
aSs e"teIt'l{es nc 10 eSins Hns!s " cocots cis
a5e'f s'an @ 81. q + psasant pIst fS
reatnE n!bsit son]e%iat .ss seyere tm ,s
of hts grls9,ner , Gen. Ds peys5er h1s .t. the
ling With quot atlons nnl little else. Capt. e.
u; ,Msisalr hnS m ilstf9ctiSe any tai.iGerata
S"ers, a,s!iies a9 oi rio IL G1,!ese t;11 s. Ariay
LleNt.-Col. 4; ". clo:son has the fifth # his
GssHys % On "i,lts Of Army EtylnoloEy,rt md
formation aiout '.T},s Engiish IN tAfghan-
e,se'nEly e, g9o.l on.. Wlth T. its ncxt Humber
ihe axjsa jsee f'ipGss !. s .e seso f ! ye"f, f,t Of
1T lias paid its ;*ay fr"m the start" Il Is
nnly eatteh a,stl observes snccsss NJ medium
lns ue Ivy tSpteSstim ti.i1 al sauuht 10 nplnIam
and navy.
c1unr liz six,yrst vol!meai,tais lU ,Ii
other lIusstEated papcr By William iIamtlton
l'..storal.'' Landscape drawings by, Il. Mir
lllg article, :" In Western Massachusetts,
s!as af!'sls eGntals e, a sal portrait "f
Alury l1aIlock Foo.e nml engraved by Cole.
cccila," wj,osu l'istory. reaf n,nl Legendary,
y Eiye'l, with description u . her church ~
hn!Ine' NV seEtLa4tac!Mn t ot 'e M,en's IT,,
TOW to which L. ntt!lsd ,'nc iy :, Mme. Emilr
Ie tiarAstl,ll. tfallslaten py q: i} tilsta1stil.
M p. C"nway eonelles his Iogr9lns !GaIs,,s
iasrats M s % E. Masan ~ ca,riS,es a'S noi|!sF
lh!hgv oi tto - 11n'ct .nasteh ane!altMn '
Auriat 1 netuwet ntr!.i, IT, uste. IVY Ivy
Saee with porirnts "a, ana tliVslrall9lls oi tlle!r
|oas i sr pin W VI! s$ sf%geaSy eSs' e ssts
fAys saline Iyhes', dili q nnn4roas w
itprles con:srn!ng ., m tha %o!tl 5mts" 3. nf Long
Island, Win charaf'efisac l!aSirat1,S ny
~ India" furnishes ,i thc teyt far ~ enter.
tasllnE article by Nt1iiain l.. hltlei1 anu
, 1880-10-23

There Is m old and somewhat familiar
saying to tic effect that "poets nre born, not
luatlc." Current literature proves tho truth
Of this old Latin saying over and over ngall.
Men md women who l,nyo not tho funniest
conception Of the sclcncs ut verse, who are
even destitute OF what 1nny ho termed tho art
OF "Jtngllng" acceptubly, whose poetic sense
Is Nero license, who rush nadly into print
Whenever they have made two words rhyme,
-Buch as thcso publish volumes OF
trash, thut tl.oy may claim the titlo OF
''poets," al,d tako unlimited liberties with
tho language they ought to respect. Tho
"Swcet Singer of. Michigan "was MI ex-
agKoEnteti typu Of tese selt.eonstitntetl. sell
autor Of "iio M!'ya" 's IS snothsr. iiis t il.
n0rance OF yersttlcation Is remarkable.
Ills conceit y equally noteworthy. IN
soo handspl,ely.touna volume OF oyor
bud "poetry" {so callett) than has reccntly
cnllo Intlnr o,,r observation. ilis lnotlcsty Is
book to himself. This cnab!es IiM. to truth
cateH tho work Inv ever volunteered" en-
eoilragetnsnt 10 lim III tho "pursllit Of his
tastes;" THIS !s M M'ore than hts "collstdorato
frissn exeT M IL }saEng sr ffon ,te t"rsr 9.
many oceaslons when have been tempted
breast allu throw tleso productions t0 tho
flames, Or preserve them for tho solo wer1!-
lin whatsyer light tic disclosure mny ap-
pcar-las beel warm!y md gratnttously
gnn1nlelucd BY tho most OF my constdorato
frlcnds:". And his friends, by this nlylcc,
which receives nttontlon ut tho earl.ust
request OF It's author, fow extracts
wylll show tho justice. Of gil that
a a lbs est been sfas efs usaa a Il as asp
errora Are too numerous to mention. S0lna
which the .wr!ter probably thought marred
the poetic foryoF-(as where d-an WIS given
would call "swear word 'r)-ho },as com
siderately corrected IN tho copy of ":rAa
fhe M tlfst poem H. l. entitled "The Cat and
Tho cut IL thus described when catching
rat:
Ana ,2.nf1 x,S 4. M + E. 6sses g. :e9s
Tlloru Is q del!caoy rs we'll as q felicity OF
expression in these two lines TINT eannot fnil
to Attract admiration. Tho moral, too, should
not 30 neglected. Here are q few Of the
Stnp Ut tho blind part u you chaw,
For 9H!tu unlike botu cAta and foxes,
auult tnd tho t1ate theso quito obnoxious.
1!cadera with casutyorous propcnsltles will
1t lcaSt remember tho '1loral," eyen 1t they
full tu 10 entrancea by the Imagination ll4-
played IN tue poetry,
llere IL IN exAnple Of the writer's idea OF
hutnor. It is entitled "EpleapA on . Class-
lOta OF It's pllnxent satlre;
FIR ito poor sout of Tom.
And II there bs u Ilcaycn fa1r
For asses-he'tl ~ users.
After ha reader has murmured the pr oper
nunbeg OF p1ayers-for the reposa 0f thu
, 1880-10-23
TEIE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
For NOVEMBER,
FIRST NUMBER OF A NEW VOLUME

A series OF articles by Herbert Spencer Ia con,-
rn0ncet In "THE POPULAR GctESCE MOSTAt.Y,H for
Sovembor, ON tho "Dovoiopmcnt OF Political In
situations" applying thu dnctElMo Of evolution to pH.
lttcul government branch Ut sociology. Spencer
II now the acknowledged u,aatur in thla old Ut in
vesgution, nud these papers tho natural Ronestt
OF political institutions will bo D contribution tc
knowledge Of ltu.upus0 vutno.
, 1880-10-23

LITERARY NOTES.
A London llrm e0nteMplatea the issue Oh
cheap edition OF Mr.. Enesson's works.
Jean lngalow has ter threo-yolume no vel.
"Sarah do Iosengor." in the publlsher'l
hallds.
Tho King OF bavaria has bestowed on thu
eminent Orientaltst lrof 6plcgel, tho honoA
Of llfo nobility.
Walt Whitman will shortly giyo In ona
OF tho Lolltlon magazines his cstltlate Of tho
leading English poets Of tho nlnetecnth cent"
ury. -
-Frank II. Stockton, the author OF tho
"lsu,l.tcr Grunge" papers, Is engaged upon
aspeclal series Of soslo-comic GUN aud fairy
sloFles.
Miss I4affan, whose " Il ogan, M. r." was
well received. has now work almost co nj
p1etcd. Tho tltla Of the new talv Is "Lam-
mas Laile."
-"Old Paris: It's Court and Literary
Salons" by La.iy Jackson, will be broughs
OUT once III this country by Messra. Henry
Holt Il TO,
We nro credtbly Informed that Col In
Eersull's publisher. q. +, Farrell, l43l New
York Mvenlle, Washington, u. G., will pEes-
entity lssua u copyrighted, revised, md c0r-
yerte4 uA1uphtat pdftipu Of his last Lecture