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This il the season for Bowel Complaints:
nnripe fruit and exposure produce them, and
Perry Davis's Pain Killer cures them. Ii acts
with wonderful rapidity, and is perfectly harm-
-ernal and external uses it has no equal.
The only hopo Of baldheads- -Carboline, a
dcodorized extract Of petroleum. Every OBJ
lection removed by recent Improvements. 1t is
row fau)tless. The only cure for badness and
the most delicate hair dressing known.
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MINNEAPOLIS

anil Cutlery. Full assortment and low prices.
BATES & CULVER, Solicitors and Brokers in Pat
entS, lOi Washington avenue scUtn.
CHARLES Z. STEVENS, Furniture, Q. IL and 13 8.
rittn street. ntar ;i HDeDn ave Lowest Yrires and
no extra 'l.:i-c for packing. and shipping goods.
Nv FCjS:;. I'M nrt,r OF China and Fame: Goods,
Goj He:1ltpI and ..tiS Nicol1ct avenues. Oldest
dealer III city. Retas cheap.
COLT, rs SELL BOOKS from 30 to 100 per cent.
dis''cun' Everything retsiled at wholesale prices.
;roIc AID see lis III ::IS Nirollct.
ElCliEIZE!s T. CO., Hatters. Furriers and Dealers
i'll Mems Furnishing. Goods, PIP Si:"l!et avenue.
FOLDS & GRIFFITH. 2OG Niro]Iet an: POI Henne-
pin avenues. CARPETS and Upholstery Goods. Lace
Curtains and Window Shades wholesale and rctnil.
G!-O. BLAKE, Domestic Buiiding. 500 NicoIlet
avenue. has telluloid Collars. Cuffs and Jewclry,
stamping Patterns, &c. ZeIhyrs lOc lap by mail.
r. +. JONES, Packer Gold Seal Brand. Wholesale
Oyster AMI Fish Dealer, 3OS Hennep.n.
TittHk AANUFACTCREK-R- y. Woollett, 40
M;lSh south MholeS1c aud retal trade invited
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ST PAUL.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, Car
ra:.es. Buggi's Sewing Machines and pumps. full
line at wholesale and retail. Mailer i Thompson,
i0S Jackson street.
BOSTON ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE. g East
Third. The largest Clothing HoUsein in the Northwest.
CARPETS, CURTAINS and Housefurnishing Goods
at retail. Aucrtach Finch i Van S yrk.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. WINES AND BRANDIES,
Paints Oils, Vallli>!irs, Window Glass and Putty.
Edward H. Bggs. Importer. Wholesale aud Retail
Dealer, so East Third street.
DRY GOODS - MASNHEIAIER BROS. eclectic
northwestern retail house, East Third.
FINEHOSIERY. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR ard Fancy
Goods. Z. 4. Dlbc, - East Third street.
FATRBANkS' SCALES. Eclipse Wind Mills, Han
cock insir.ors. tirorers' Fixtures, &C. Fairbanks,
Worse * Co.. G:; Fast Third street.
TIRSITtR1: OF ALI. KINDS-Iiezekiah Hall, 341
Jarhson street. Ma!ufas trfr and Dealer. Orders by
mail solicited
GUNS. RIFLES PISTOLS. Fishing Tackles and
Ammunition. VII. l.,r:aI1 and Retail. at Wnl. X. Burk
arl'- 81 Fast Iii ri street.
JEWELETS--TIln largest stock of Jewelry in tie
Northwest. +. + Iran Co.. l i East Third street.
LEAIiiEi; AND SH,:E FINDISGS-P. n. L. Har-
'!enbe::.ll & Co.. 1886 anil SS East Third street
PIANOS AID ORGAES.-NATHAN FORD, 90 East
Third. knabe. Fischer and other standard Pianos.
tnrivalicd Eln.! 4 Warren, Es'ey and other Organs.
Large stock. low prices, square dealing. Call.
SADILEKi HaNDH: ARE-P. r. J.. Harlenbergh 4
Co. l$; an' - East Third street.
SEAL. SACQ!ES and all ether turs at RANSOM
HORIZONS, IL Fast Ihic,i street.
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A Healthy State.

The value of the property of the late ex-
Governor john B. Bagley of Michigan is
estimated at S(i0 200
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Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
will at all times, and under all circumstances.
act in harmony with the laws that govern the
female system. Address Mrs. Lydia e. Pink
ham, 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
circular
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II nPHItNy SCHIVs
People are constantly changing their homes
from east to west a I'd from north to south or
vice versa. IN search Of healthy state. If they
ebrated Kidney-Wort when sick they would be
much better of The whole system can be
kept in a healthy state by this simple but ef-
fectual remedy. See large adv.
The late VIM. G. Fargo had his life in
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Wonderful Power

When medicine performs such cures as
Kidney WORTH constantly doing, it may truly
he said to have wonderful power. A carpenter
iu Montgomery, vt, had suffered for eight
years from the worst of kidney diseases, and
and been wholly incapacitated for work. He
says. 'One box made new man OF me, and
sincerely believe 1t will restore to health all
that are similarly afflicted" 1t is now sold in
both liquid and dry form.-Danbury Nows.
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Bed Bngs, Reaches,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes, in
sccts, &C., cleared out by "Rough on Rats. !;
15c. boxes at druggists
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Brain and Nerve:
Wevs' Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for Importance, leanness, sexual debility,
&c. 81. at druggists. Noyes Bros. 4 Cutler, St
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81 would no more do without Sellers Liver
Pills in my house." says q neighbor, 'than
-four" They always cure headache, constpa-
''Since taking DR.. Lindsey's Blood Search
er' that old core of mine is entirely cured y
Sold by all druggists
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Look Ont for Sudden Changes
Of weather, and guard against them by using
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-01

Ex-Rev. W. Fl. H. Murray has on his
Texas farm half a dozen horses worth $780,
(00
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-01

The average Of human life is about ;hir-
fV.kw0 1,anHo
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~ ls TIC result Of 20 xcafs' cxpcricnce and
experiments in Sewing Machines. 1t cuanIises ehs
mot q" enc inan orc ides chine. as others
are. 1t ;:ySids nc defects Of others, and pos.
It is large, ightrunning, noise.e.s Aand.oo.~ con.
..enteMt. d"'"'lc. and .i".ple. Warranted and
full description sent free ssancst It surely tho
best trial viii prove H. Dun'e fail to see &
MACHlNE co. Florence. Mass wnoIEAALED BY
GEO. I. BENT, 81 si,l s. Jackson St, ChicaSo. III
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THE ASSASSINATION.
THE ACT OF EOOY. m rNavr9

On the morning Of July 2, a. the president
and Secretary Blaine were pacing up and down
the floor OF the ladies' waiting room at the
Baltimore Potomac depot in Washington,
waiting for the starting time Of the New York
train, the sharp report Of = pistol rang out
upon the still morning air, followed quickly
by second. and the president sank down
upon tho floor of the depot The assassin,
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nenIh or ney. n. M. IIndson,

As will be seen from our Wellsburl
letter, the venerable II. NJ. Hudson-one o.
the oldest, II mot tho very Oldest, Methodist
minister in West virginia-died ut hi'
residence in Brooke county yesterday. liz
had reached the advanced age Of SO years.
He was tho first minister who eveI
preached in the old brick Fourth Street
NJ, L, church in this city-the predecessor
Of the present ediGce-and he, curiously
enough, preached the last sermon in 1t be,
fore 1t was torn down. No minister in the
State enjoyed more Of the respect OF al
who knew him, or knew Of him, than this
worthy man, now gone to his rest after q
long life OF usefulness.
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CHICAGO, December 1O-The National
Police Association has regrets from the Su.
perintendents OF Police Of Peoria and
Kansas City. A constitution was adopted
defining tie purposes OF the Association
Each Incorporated city is allowed one rep.
$4,000 population. All heads OF detec.
tive agency, commissioned by Governor,
are entitled 10 membership. William
McGarigle, Of Chicago, was elected Presi.
dent; +. u. Kennett, Of 81. Louis, First
Vice. President; L. +. Morse, Of Toledo,
and Wright Scomberg, Of New Orleans
Second and Third ViCe.Presidents; Austin
j. Doyle, OF Chicago, Corresponding Secre.
tary; Joseph Mitchell, Of Pittsburgh, Re.
Cording Secretary, and ]. w. Schmidt, ol
Cleveland, Treasurer. Adjourned.
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srEUnENvILLE.


A Celebrated Case-The Trial OF Lindsey
for Forgery.
Special TO the 1ntClligCncer.
STEuBESvrLLE, December l0.-In the
Court Of Common Pleas the case OF the
State Of Ohio vs.. Robert S. Lindsey, is still
on trial and Is attracting considerable at
tention. Lindsey was indicted for forgery
in the Missouri land frauds. Several wit
nesscs have been examined, but nothing OF
any great importance has been developed.
One, shewster, a Notary Public ofst. Louis,
seems to be the principal witness, and u
bright one he Is. He acknowledges to hay.
ing written the deeds and witnessed them
at tho solicitation Of Lindsey. shewster
has been indicted in st. Louis
lie is taken from place TO place by V. s.
Bliss for the purpose Of convicting the
parties engaged in the land frauds, Of which
there Is but little doubt that Lindsey was
one Of the leaders. The case will doubtless
occupy the attention Of the court for several
days, Lindsey's father occupies seat be-
side him and seems 10 take deep In
terest in the prosecution. He Is man
about sixty years OF age, and was tnem.
mer OF the Chicago Convention from
Missouri, and voted first, last and oil the
time for Grant.
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SANE, THOUGH ECCENTRIC
.FOREIGN NEWS.
The Situation In Ireland - The Ring
Theatre Flre-GeneFal Foreign Notes,

The Situation In Ireland - The Ring
Theatre Flre-GencFaI Foreign Notes,
LONDON, December l0.-The MARQUIS oI
lorna wiII r.r,,ir In C,n,J, t,o,I,o. H.,
,a... I"'.,.'l, @~ @~ :" S""NN" ~ SnO',''' '"'ee
years, haVins made known MS desire 10
complete the full term Of Governor. Gen
eralship, unless recalled TO take I'M another
annointm.rt
"fp0'" n
DuhLlN' december IO'-A cartoon pub
lished In this weeks issue OF tho United
Ireland, which has been seized. renresen,s
Porstor with io,lor,o Lovs T., ono LonJonl
O'"'s, .' ",'- , '"io, Hv9 ~ Vn' n",'u aiu
WARRANT marked ,A''mainham III inc
other Before him stands figure wearing
helmet, bristling with bayonets and with
placards on its back inscribed "NIartial
Law" and "AIore Coercion.0 In the front
there Is an array OF females representinr
the Ladies' Land League,
The United Irslaad has been seized by
direction OF the Attorneys General. who Il
of the opinion that Inc pnper WINS n ''No
Rent" manifesto Of The worst kind and n
selitious and direct Indictment to murder
The Earl OF Dunrayen denies the report
| That his tenants received nm abatement OI
SO per cent Of their rent He saws tho
tenants paid two.tbirds Of their rent pend.
ing the reyaluation Of tho land.
Bivpar, member Of Parliament for Cavan.
writes to the Freeplqu's Journal obiecting
to any Of the royal family, which Is for.
eign family to ireland, opening the pro.
posed Irish Industrial Exhibition, and say-
Ing that Davitt or Parnell ought to open
the Exhibition.
i isunderstood that the United ireland
will be printed in London, and thence
posted to subscribers. Should the Gov
ernment interfere the oliice Will be trans
lGrred TO iarIs, whence copies will be
distributed under cover.
LONDON, December 16.-Dr Carver was
the victor IN to.day's shooting match. He
stood a. " yards, Gordon and tlobson,
competitors, $1,000 at "a yards, each using
one hand only. Or; Carver Killed VI out
oil iOO pigeons, Gordon 0O and Hobson o3.
ohnrao 'a'S"n nf ,sns Ms eTnSH m hn .o'uay on the M
,In",S at,'5o ~ nTHLs p,nis AUST ~. II ~, Wy
e% Seuoi " ,viTie.n ss ~ @ Ie pIeinneih n . Liouse
SooIn. M n.oMnst ms ''e N.Y. S1ew o,,So ~ SUE
SeeIiuE iE " Hls PoPeIy' 1ne eVituehCT
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

the part Of certain American spectators
This is his conviction from the latest ad
vices and revelations at hand, So peculiar
Is the outlook, from the hcts that have
leaked out, that the Cincinnati GGseiLs oi
yesterday is moved to comment upon the
appearance Of things Us follows:
Our Washington correspondent gives in
a special dispatch in this paper tho partic.
ulars Of a scheme Of stupendous grandeur,
which is the true inwardness OF our recent
diplomacy with Peru and Chill. It Is a
scheme which makes the Credit Mobilier a
twopenny matter by comparison. 1t mo
less than that ring OF American adyen-
turers, having high political connections,
have set up, us by purchase, U claim Of
5000, ,O00, 900 against Peru, and thoy propose
TO have our Government mediate" and
require Peru to transfer her guano and
inter beds TO this company, who shall farm
them, and pay, first, themselves, next the
indemnity to Chill, and next the surplus to
Peru.
The reader Of Secretary Blaine's insLruc-
tons to Gen. Hurlbut must have noticed q
vague reference to some wayin which Peru
might satisfy the demands Of Chill without
alternating territory, and an instruction to
Gen. Hurlbut to promote such way. As
Peru has no means, save her guano and
inter beds, TO pay any claims whatever, and
rs pamphlet has recently appeared nd.
yocating such way Of settlement, by put
ting these deposits into the hands OF an
American company, Secretary Blaine's in
structions were supposed TO reler TO this,
But the inwardness OF the operation is
now for the first time made public by our
The cat which Is ut the
bottom OF the meal tub is n shadowy claim
of $000,0O0,00O, which. some American nd,
penturers have bought up, which Is to be
he basis Of this benevolent company,
Thus does the great South American Credit
stand revealed as the promoter Of
'ur Peruvian diplomacy,
In due time our readers shall know the
names Of tho adventures in this grand
ICheme to involve the nation In their gam
bling speculation, and to convert Its diplo-
macy with tho 'sister republics" into n pri. |
'ate job, to be pushed even by the threat
II war.
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M1Gnrl1AyE nEEN woRsE.
The Columbus Grand opera House De.
hirnY cd hY Eltn.


coLuMDus, o., December lB.-Fire was
discovered in the Columbus Grand Opera
House at 8 o'clock this morning, and not
controlled Until daylight. The fire origi.
mated from n furnace beneath the entrance
door on the first floor, burning the office
and soon spreading to the amphitheatre.
The firemen worked hard, but Tie building
wns gutted, and the only thing that was
saved was the stage drop curtain. The In.
terror was mass Of rains. Il. T. MithoE,
owner, suffers a loss Of $4,000; fully in.
surcd. He will arrange 10 rebuild at once,
but can not get ready for further business
this season. Theodore Morris, lessee, loses
considerable personal property, and with
the seasons business puts his loss ut 81, 900.
The house was packed last nightto hear
"fun on the Bristol, and had the fire bro.
ken out at the entrance during the per.
iormance there would have been great
calamity. 1t is thought that the fire
Stare soon after midnight. No one was
hurt. Lawrence Barrett was TO begin an
engagement oithree performances tonight,
and dates weresecured for every night next
month and late In the season.
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CAaINa ARICn RELATIVE.
lie Dissorses IIis wealth aud Is Given
lis Freedom.


NEW YoRK, December l8.-As Daniel
Drew Chamberlain, Of Carmel, a grandson
Of Daniel Drew, was ascending the steps Of
No. 20e West Forty.second street. about
midday yesterday, he was seized by
two men, who placed him in carriage
that was in waiting. The seizure was made
in less time than It takes TO tell the story.
Chamberlain was hurried off 10 an insane
asylum, but his friends to-day have
tsken ont a writ Of tdb,ds corpus, and he
viii be produced In Court tomorrow.
Chamberlain Is a rich man, having at
least S235, 600 In stocks and bonds Wien
he married, fourteen years ago, he settled
III. 600 ON his wife. -Four months ago he
made will leaving the rest Of his property
In others than his wife. She began lunacy
proceedings at once, and her husband wa'
declared insane. He ran away with his
bonds and stocks and his seizure. on Wed
nssjayswas the result, II Is said that late
to-day he gave up $235,0O0 and will be al
iowei his liberty henCeiOrth. His vile aiit
friends say no Injustice has been donehim
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DETROIT, December 1G.-The excitement
relative to the attempted bank robbery al
81. Clair, Wednesday night still runs high
but no arrests have been made yet. Tho ex.
pert who opened the safe found that its
contents were untouched, and the
bank Is five thousand dollars bet.
ter of than was supposed. De.
tcCtives have slight elites, and believe that
home talent was engaged, though not all
Of the gang Of seven were home talent.
Tile policeman, Langer, had spirited
struggle with the gang, and Is now confined
10 his house with badly cut head and
face. lie says lie will DO able 10 recognize
the head Of the gang II he ever sees him
again,
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX, December TO-
Chief Artagati and thirty Of his tribe
have been captured by Mexicon
troops under Francisco Gtedino. Or.
dprs we're given and promptly obey.
ed to shoot the chief and several bucks.
Three Indians were killed In making tue
capture, The Mexican troops are after the
remainder, numbering eight bucks ane sew.
ernl squaws and .papooses. These are the
main femnantoi acknowledgements band
Arragatti having succeeded Victoria,
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ptrrsnuRon, December 1G.-A special
from uniontown, Pa, says: Application
has been made In the Fayette County Court
for new trial In the case oipattick Dolan,
a Molly Maguiret convicted Of the murder ol
Mr.. Hcaly An application has also
been made by the defense for a change Of
venue III the cise Of Mcfarland and the
other FIVE whose trials are still pending. II
is thought that II the application
be granted the trials will 10 taken
to Erie or some other distant County. The
defense are afraid Of public sentiment,
which is practically unanimous In the be.
lief that the defendants killed Healy.
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NS Taycly hinted in the latest Wash.
~, ssOa ndviccs that there is a big job-S
s'al!1dous ~ , spcculation-in the recent
,4s' Y difficulties between our Government
Sa, S Two Of the South American States
Sa ta'll and Peru, General Boyhton, Of The
ssaae'Anali " Go'd'e, one Of the oldest, bcsI
,,.a ''sed and most careful Of all the CORE
,s ,'noenls at Washington, Is deeply i'm
IN sS'd Y, That the whole thing is a set.ui
'''aa''nG high political connections, OF
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stntAKG, December iO.-Chiet Justice
ttnnier to-day refused 10 set aside or modi.
10 ihe order heretofore made by him iri
Homnhell ys, Cannon, In which he held
,hSt ihe certificate oi naturalization held
hv Cannon was obtained by fraud and was
itsNinienlly used, and was void on its face,
TbiS feaiiifms that Cannon % an Allen
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tlemen made few happy remarks, and it
was midnight when they closed and the
dancing began.
CABINET CHANGES.
Probable Successors to General James
and Secretary Hunt.


Special TO the Western Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, December 16,-The Presl'
dent will probably nominate Postmaster
General before the holiday adjournment
so the new incumbent may enter upon bis
duties the LIST Of January. A rumor still
assigns Filley to the place, though there are
some who say Filley has been passed over
and that another man will get it. All in
dications, however, point to Filley.
Hunt will be succeeded before long and
will probably get the place on the Court Of
Claims, vacated by Bancroft Davis, The
President told Senator who was urging q
man for the appointment on the Court Of
Claims to-day, that the position was prom
ised and he could not consider any name
for It. 1t is believed that he has promised
the place to Hunt, Longstreet will prob
ably succeed Hunt,
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OBITUARY.

Death or F0IhCr Hudson or The PILtN'
burgh NJ. Il. Conference.
Special 10 the lntelliSCncct.
wELlsBURc, December 1G.--Rey. 7. NJ,
Hudson died at his residence near Wells.
burg at 0 o'clock this morning. lie was in
his SD year. Funeral at 2r N. Sunday
next. tnterment at franklin, this county.
Rev. Hudson was one Of the Oldest mem.
bCs OF the Pittsburgh Conference, NJ. L.
Church, and was beloved by all who knew
him. lie was consciousto the last depart.
ing in great peace.
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1TOT sPRtSos, Ark, December lO.-One
Of the most brutal murders ever known In
this section was perpetfated Wednesday
night one mi e north ni here. The victims
are an old farmer, William Supplies and
bis wife, and the supposed author one
Flanagan, who Is supposed TO be cranky.
Supplies had his head severed from hil
body, aud both were badly mutilated,
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THEnew Attorney.GOncral, Benjamin II.
Brewster, is not only onc:oi the great law
yers Of Philadelphia but man Of com
manding genius lie is iearfully deformed
in his face, from a burn in childhood, but
when you hear him speak for few mo-
ments you lose sight ofhis face and admire
his intellect.
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Prr1sBuRon, December l8.-s. NJ. FELTON,,
General Superintendent Of the an.Handle
Railroad, has rendered bis resignation, 10
take effect at once. Mr.. FELTON, sewers his
connection with the Pennsylvania Company
entirely, and will assume the position oI
General superintendent Of the New Yofh
& New EnGlAnd RAILROAD.
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Governor Foster followed in very happy
speech, and after him the following gentle.
men made short speeches Senator Shef.
man, Representative Robson, Senator 10.
gat, ex Speaker Randall Senator Pendleich,
Representatives 0tlh, DunnGll, Reed, Gen.
efal Nash, General Gro8venof and
Representative Butletwotlh, all lhegen.