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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

The grand majority Of the Republican
party and friends OF Garfield have felt
rather dubious with regard to Arthur.
fearing that hs was or would bs too
much under the influence and manage
msnt Of the so-csllsd "Stalvarts."
Thus far he has proven himself to DO =
man OF strong individuality. like Gar
held, and his acts have met with unani-
nous approval. A recent Washington
telegram stated that Grant was having
his own way In the matter OF Presiden-
tial appointments. etc.. and. in fact. was
the power behind the throne. But the
following telegram yesterday from Wash.
ington tells what We are all willing 10
bslisvs 10 bs the truth Of the situation /:
During the last few days there have
been several attempts to have him 70.
move Postmasters on the ground that
they were not Grant Republicans. The
President surprised his visitors In each
case by telling them in decided terms
that he did not see how that made any
difference. and such considerations wsuld
certainly not control him. Officers
would bs changed for proper cause, but
not fer such . reasen a the o %.
signed. His personal relations 10 Grant
was n thing. and his duty 10 the on.
tire Republican party quito another
thing. His aim would be to keep con-
stantly in view the good Of the service
and Of the party a. . whsls.
This Il fslly SUFFICIENT, all that Is re-
quirsd. and Sufficiently explicit for even
the most fastidisus and hard to suit.
Grant and Cenklins will have 10 take q
back seat ON that proposition. Arthur
talks like Garfield. May hs fully prove
IA he NJ tba mama atYiDo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Corked Cat.
Reno Gazette,

Reno Gazette.
The Chinese laundrynsn at the No.
vada ~psnitsntiary are very fsnd Of cal
stew. They dispose Of about oil the fai
cat In and about that Institution. After
dressing the cat nicely they cut the meat
ints small bits, put It In . kettle with 9
little rice and dried Chinese fruit, and
stew Il for about IN hour, 10 be served
hot. Frsm the way the heathsns man.
ipulats their chop sticks, while enjoying
this dainty dish. II Ii plainly evident
that they . consider cat stew belly
good"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

Secretary Blaine. in his testimony
yesterday in the Guitsss trial stated that
h invented The term "Stalwart" him.
self IN. 1879. Il has dsssnsrstsd int
a sxtssnsly dubious term since then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Reconstruction.
Reno Gakeffe.

Reno Gazette.
Work on the building Of the Lake
mills Is progressing rapidly. The mill
proper will be larger than before the
fire, although there will be less store.
room. The company will bald Q store
house In another place. The water
wheels. Two In number. are already up.
The nsshinsry for feed grinding has
arrived and will soon be put up and
started. The company has Q large lOi
Of grain In storage with which to com.
nsncs whom The wheels begin TO turn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

A hungry lawyer. who was dining al q
hotel. shovsfsd the food into his mouth
with his knife till he accidentally cut his
mouth, which was observed BY Q wag
seated opposite, who bawled out: ~ say.
mister, don't cut that hole In your coun-
tenancs any larger, or We shall oil b
starved"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31
NOr NE KIND OF A rOuNrAIM
The People Want-The water supply
Pipe bursts.

The People Want-The water supply
y. Pipe bursts.
The people Of our city do not, we be.
lieye, object to identifying any part Of the
city by the erection OF fountain, provid.
ed II is OF artistic propo rtions; but II ID
generally customary when such thing is
contemplated that the people have slight
intimation Of It, So when a column Of
water spurted up 10 the height Of fifteen
feet, at the corner OF Main and Eighth
streets, yesterday afternoon, II was no
wonder that the people in that locality
looked upon 1t with feelings akin 10 sur.
prise. The unexpeCtedness Of the add.
ton 10 the Clty's sights was made sub.
ieCt OF inquiry by reporter who happen.
ed 10 be strolllng in that neighborhood,
which resulted In solution Of
the mystery. The supply pipe
that carries the water that is
pumped from the river to the south reser.
vOir, sometimes gets out OF gear, and when
that happens the enormous pressure gen.
orally makes vent out OF which the water
spurts sometimes with disastrous effect.
The break oil yesterday afternoon occur.
red at The intersection Of Main and Ninth
streets, and was quite a curiosity until the
engine al the water works was stopped
and the water subsidized into an insignia.
cant bubble. Superintendent Rlddle was
on hand promptly, and now has men o.
work repairing The break. 1t will, no
doubt, take some time to repair the dam.
age, owing 10 the frozen condition OF the
ground, but we do not Rpprehend that
any serious trouble will result from the
accident.
The Misses sslie and Lizzie Bridges
who have been visiting In this city, re.
turned home Saturday.
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struet the business Of Council. "Further
than that whoever stated such q thing told
a grstuitous ialsehood.
A motion was then made that Mr, swee'
pey be requested to bring in the returns,
Whereupon he said they were in the hands
Of the City Clerk, who was not in the
building.
A motion to adjourn was then lost, but
alter some promiscuous talk this Branch
adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening.
FIRST BRANCH.
This Branch was called to order BY
Mayor Egsrter, who swore in the new
members for the different wards, eight in
number.
Mr.. B, A. Galligan was then unani-
mously elected Clerk.
On motion OF Mr.. Criawell committee
Of three was appointed to cooperate with
q similar number from the Second Branch,
and all Of them with the officers Of Coun'
ell in appointing the joint standing COM
mittees. Adjourned to meet Tuesday eve
ming,
COUNCIL CHIPS.
Mr.. A. ]. Sweeney took q ticket similar
to the one in question and presented Al
fred Caldwella Hypothetical case before
the latter was aware ofthe status Of things
The decision was agsinst the position
taken by Mr., Sweeney, Judge Ferguson,
oil Kanawha, gave the same opinion.
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SCRAPS OF WE'VE.
gathered Here and There By Intelli
EeneeF Reporters.

ANOTHER thaW,
BENwooD Iron WoREs stock brought
llS at public sale on Saturday last.
VESSoR Gays the weather will be in q
melting mood until the middle Of Febru'
AIRY,
A VERY pleasant cotillion party was en-.
loved at the residence Of Mr.. Harrison
Dunlevy, North Wheeling,on Friday even
ing last,
Mr.. VIZ. a. CARoTHERs fell from step
ladder in OFT, Hall & Co.'S establishment
one day last week and breke his right
thigh. He was taken to his house on
Fourteenth street where he now lies in
critical condition,
THE following choice selection was com.
posed and sung by q gutter rat TO an
RdmiriIg crowd in the alley back Of
Washington Hall last Saturday;
Tom Bennett will run the machine boys,
TOm Bennett viii run the machine
Officer Miller will lie on hilpIlleE
While Bennett will run the machine
Tue third term OF the Linsly Institute
opens to-day. This school is 4 deservedly
popular educational institution, and is one
In which the citizens should take pride
in supporting, Its now for the FIRST time
in all its history in flourishing condition,
and we hope its future years will be as
prosperous as the one just closed.
One day last week Special Agent Thos.
P, ShalCross brought to the city r. 6,
DAkin, who has been acting assistant
postmaster at Rossby Rock, out the b. 4
o. r. X. Mr.. Dakin Is charged with EN-,
bezzling a letter in which were articles Of
value, bank notes, &c. United States
Commissioner Hannibal Forbes held the
accused in $1,000 bail, which he furnished
and was released from custody.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by oil
the mills to resume operations during the
coming week. The Riverside has been III
partial operation for the last fortnight
and will be on full shortly, The Belmont
has a number OF miners at work at old
prices. The Top mill will also resumt
his week. The LaBslle mill has not vel
arranged for starting at any definite time
The mill owners say that the strike IL
over.
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PEOPLE,
Notes on Those ut Home and Abroad
Strangers within the city.

Strangers within the Clty'
We regret to hear OF the death OF Col.
Robert WilInot Jones, at Athens, Ohio,
OH the Goth instant. Col. Jones was editor
OF the Athens Journal, and was brother
OF Mrs. Daniel Peck Of this city,
Mas Sweetapple, Of Oakland, California,
Ia the guest Of Mrs. Rev. K, r. swape,
DR.. T. II. Logan Is In Philadelphia,
Hon. Lewis Baker, oil the Register, who
has been in Washington city for the past
few days, has returned home.
When Major MCGrew had fully digested
I.owry's resolution TO abolish thesEState
University, he remarked, that as retalia'
tory measure 1t wouldn't be bad idea to
abolish the penitentilry and establish o
penal colony In Summers county,
Judge Ferguson, doomed TO be known
to posterity as 7old brains" Is an enthu.
saatic disciple Of Francis Murphy.
After the lively Inauguration scenes Of
Saturday afternoon Mayor Egerter, accom-
panied By ex.Mayor Sweeney, soothed his
soul by taking in "Widow BedOtt" at the
Opera House, Saturday night.
Senator Lew Newman says be has the
most parslyzing railroad bill ever penned.
It Is more thrilling than any story ITO be
continued In our next"
Capt. YsnCey rays "that although de-
ieated he 10 not crushed" He couldn't
have been loahng In the temple when Jim
Sweeney pulled the pillars down. =.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. X, McMeCh0n will
celebrate the twenty.iltth anniversary Of
their marriage next Monday. A large
number Of invitations have been issued.
George Marshall, the urbane and
loquaCious commercial tourist OF John
Smith & Co., Of Wheeling, was in the city
Monday and called on our merchants.
George is a first class salesman. Come
again, old "pard."-SDann's CRarIe'tOn
LFddsr. ....
Col. ]. II. Pendleton is lying seriously
i'll at his residence on Twelfth street.
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TRY EplCursan Soups at -
eco. X. MOMECHEN'S.
Held In this city ana IieIlNlre Last ri
uFtlnV.

Held Ia this city ana IleIiNlre Last Sat.
uFtlRy.
CilifMt RdtiTuy Companp.--ThiS com.
pany held their annual election at their Of.
flee on Market street, last Saturday, a
large amount Of stock being represented.
Mr., George Robinson presided, and Mfr.
WIN, Mcclure and Ollie Wilde acted as
clerks. The old Board was reelected as
follows: A. NJ. Adams, A, W. Campbell,
Il. =. Irwin, A. Laughlin, and A. Wilson,
Bellairc Ml.-An unusually large nun.
Der Of BtoCkholderH was present at the
annual meeting Of the Rellaire Mill Com.
pany, last Saturday, Tho old Board was
reelected, viz. James 4. MCCuottney, +.
W. oglebay, X. T, Derri, II. l.. Beck, Ed.
ward Jones, Hermann EIardensteIn and
William Sharp, 4..
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PARIS, January 29.-The Temps publish
es the following as the Gillian conditions
OF peacs Cession OF AstofagAsta to Chill,
surrender of the allied fleet and payment
of an indemnify of sSOOOO,0OO, whereof
Peru shall assume $oOOOO,OOO and Bolivia
100000, Chill to occupy Callao aud
work the guano deposits and copper and
sAltpeter mines until payment Of the in
demnity Is made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31

PIANOS ANN ORGANS OHBAP.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered at
Lucas Music Store At great bargains, and
on easy payments OF s. 90 10 $1,000 per
month until paid fot
One seven.oCtave piano, $50.
One Beven.oCtaye piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, Sl26.
One liallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One Bix.octave piano $50.
One seven.oCtaVe piano, $l75.
One stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One six.oOtave piano, 500
One six.oOtave piano, $40.
One six.oCtave organ, $ll5.
One ive'oCtave organ, $40.
One five.oCtaVe organ, sos.
One A octave piano, S35.
One lve.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One five.octave melodeon, $50.
One ilve.oCtave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand Instruments
are In good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street,
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a Lady Correspondent.
Mr.. Editor;

Mr.. Edlt0r'
In recent issue OF your paper "Daisy
B." writes to know what to do when she
has the blues" Now, have been troubled
with that very unpleasant and essentially
feminine complaint in the past, and am
quite sure my experience will help her
I don't believe thOse indigo feelings come
because things don't go right around us
but because matters don't go right within
US. Every lady understands this and
knows the cause. For years suffered
terribly, and now see that / might have
avoided 1t all had l known what do to.
day. tried taking Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure as an experiment, and II
did for me more than / could ever have
dreamed II possible to do for any woman.
would not be without 1t for the world,
and earnestly advise "Daisy D ".or any
lady troubled as she was to use the means
which l did and am sure 1t will have the
same effect. Mwf4w.
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FOR SALE.
Wood Working MACHINERY,

Conllsting Of one Wood orths Plaper and MA1c,,s,
com 9inedt ono Universal Wood Worker and Mould.
imIg hnaehlnc one Mortlelng Machine one TeronlnG
chine an Wood Turning Lathe. ~
AI9 Iols houSes and lOIh on B. d o. r. r. Oba mil,
eaM Of Falimont, suitable for coal miner and ioa.
VT T 70 three different coal coinpS nIcs worst
address, f"'''NiAr' c"'' O"V
,,,, GEO. W. L. MAYERs,
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PILEsl PILESl PILES ,
A Sure Cure Pound nj Last. No One
Need suffer,


A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ucerat d Piles has been discovered by
DR., Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Willlams's Indian Ointment. A single box
has Cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
five and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru.
ments and Electuarles do more harm than
good. Wllllams's Ointment absorbs the
tunors, allays the intense itching (particu.
larry at night after getting warm In bed), acts
as p0ultice, gives instant and painless relief
aud is prepared only for, Piles, itching OF
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. J. NJ. Coilinberry, OF
Cleveland, says Rbout DR.. Willlams's Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores OF pile
cures, Shd II affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief az DR.. vii.
li8mss Indian Pile Ointment
For sale by oil druggists, or mailed OH re.
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West Il MCConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
ecaries Bank Building, Bridgeport ohio.
Logan: List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
ing W. Va. MwFGw
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A little learning Is a dangerous thing,
particularly when dabbling in Medicines;
far better 10 Use a We'll tried and estab.
liBhed remedy like Dr.. Thomas ECectriC
Oil, endorsed BY everybody who has tried
II in cases Of rheumatism, Neuralgia,
sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns and all the
Ills that an American Sovereign is subject
to, Price, 30 cents, trial size 10 cents.
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IIeIpe,i HERSELF

VIM. j. winfield, Syracuse, N. Y, 70.
ports the followlngi My little girl was
Afflicted with Group in lts worst form,
She by chance got hold Of a bottle Of DR..
EoleCtfC Oil and helped herself,
las we thought too freely" but am happy
10 state its use entirely restored her from
that most prevalent and dangerous Of all
the childtons' ills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
ncn1Il or an. John LoEe.

INDIANAPOLIS, January S0.-Gen. John
Love died at his residence in this city last
night Of heart disease, Gen. Love was a
graduate OF West Point and served in the
Mexican war. In the rebellion he served
as chief oil staff to Gen. Norris and
took part in several engagements in West
ern Virginia. He afterwards was in COM
maud Of the Indiana legion. BE was ap'
pointed by Gov, Williams one OF the new
State House Commissioners, which POSI-
ton he held at the time Of his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31

Although 1t has not yet been officially
announced who will compose the new
"forCe" It Is pretty well understood who
some Of them will-be. In the place Of
Officer MCCnlly, Caleb sylvis will be
lieutenant; Bob JunkinB will be In the
Second ward, and either Scott Liston or
James MRgee In the Seventh In the
Third 1t has not transpired who
will be appointed, although there
are scorces after the appointment.
James Robertson will likely be The Fourth
ward officer and Tom STANLEY In the Fifth.
In he Sixth W. II. Williams will be ap.
pointed, and in the Eighth Louis Stone.
breaker and "Bob" Kennedy "are sure TO
be appointed" We do not give all Of
these as official or as coming from Mr..
Bennett, for he will not have his list com.
pleted until tomorrow, Some Of them are
accurate and we tte confdsntially In.
formed from apparently authentic sources
that all OF them are. .
Capt. Bennett and his new force will
swear In tomorrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31

Last night, about 1s o'clock, as Night
Waterman James Flynn was making his
rounds upon the outside Of the jail be dis.
covered a man perChed upon the outer
wall, near Mendel's furniture factory. He
went back 10 the jail after his revolver,
and returning found his man still on the
WALL He fred three shots al the intrud.
er who at the first shot ran along the wall
and jumped down into the alley. Tailor
Daily and Flynn then took a lantern and
searched the alley, but no trace Of the
man conld be found. Mr.. Flynn deserves
much credit for his vigilance. The man,
Ills supposed, was trying to assist In the
escape Of prisoners.
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only sNtnplinF,

Editors Intelllssntet.
noticed in the Sunday Nar,. Letitr that
myself, in company with several other
gentlemen, ale apples for prize.
The reporter was slightly mistaken. We
were only sampling, and II any prize is to
be put up, wawill gladly contest for the
same, Respectfully
L. NJ RRttVy
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@he GlttsILiQsntsr.
once Nos. as ami n FOuFtOentD street.


Wanted--A Situation. 'tfs'.a 49,.
Good Enough Navy. plug-Joa. speidel
& Co.
BleaChed Muslin-J. =. Rhodes 4 Co.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Marshall
County Land. ....u.o ..
For Rent-Alexander Bone.
For Sale Chesp--Alexander Bone.
For Rent-Alexander Bone.
A Chaplino Street Residence at Public
sale-T. j. lIugus.
Regular Cincinnati PRCket-Andes.
Opera House-Goodwin'G Froliques.
Attractive sales-l. Blum 4 Br0-[head
OF local. gY.IT
Stephen acknowledgements and
Builder.
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DAnl Plank, Of Brooklyn, Tioga Co, Pa,
describes is thus: rode thirty miles Tor d
bottle Of Dr.. Thomas EclectFic Oil, which
effected the wonderful cure Of Crooked
Limb in six applications 1t proved worth
more than Gold TO me,
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WOnt Of Work.

and sick with my kidneys for years."
wrote Mr.. Alexander Ferris, Of Chenango
Forks, New York, recently. He used
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Now he says, ~ Cheerfully recommend II
to all persons suffering in the came way"
MWFdW,
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Man killed by a PaIIinE Tree.

BELMONT, o., January GA young
man named George ySncuren, aged nine
teen, son OF Andy Yancurreu, OF Burr'a
Mills, was to-day killed by tree falling on
him and crushing his skull.
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BEST VIOLIN strIpgg, at sheib,s.

An old adage says 1.-THE best Is always
the cheapest" This applies with special
force TO Denig's Cough Balsam, since no
other remedy begins to equal It for the
cure Of cold. Sold by all druggists. 25C
q bottle. was
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Straight to the Boneyard people 20 vi no
neglect too long the danger signal Of ap.
preaching consumption, a hacking cough.
But with pr. Thomas Eclectric oil for a
safeguard the peril Is averted. 1t Is a su.
perlatlvely fine remedy also for rheuma.
tism, piles, soreness, hurts, etc.
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San FRANCISCO, January 99.-Arrived,
steamer City OF Sidney, from Australia,
via Honolulu. Among the passengers
are King Kalakaua, OF Hawaii, and suite,
for the Eastern States and Europe,
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CLoslSa Our sALE.-CommenCing Mon
day, January I'd, TO close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper Gall soon and got a great bargain
at 2OlO and 2O21 Main street.
JoHN RoRMER,
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We reach iot riches and we grasp mill.
stone, unless In health 10 enjoy them. A.
cough or cold quickly works our physical
ruin unleas we are careful. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price twenty-five
cents. go.
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liza Western paper We obssryei Mr..
George F, Iieldefle, Of Peru, Indians,
says that he had suffered very much with
rheumatism and used many remedies
without benefit. 81, Jacobs OIL gave him
the relief sought e.t H..
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CLEVELAND, January SO,-seuatoreleCt
Plat and Governor Cornell, OF New York,
and Gen. ], D, Cox, Of Cincinnati, are Wis
itOTs at Mentor,
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are uneqnaled. Color
from 2 10 pounds. Price Is cents. Ddw
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DOR RENT.
DOR RENT-sTOREs,

COMFORTABLE HOME FOR RENT,
" possession April let. That Woll known Island
residence, NO. Gb Ohio street. Conalning rooms fur.
nilhed With water aud gas, oil In good condition,
Lot G01l2Oi we'll fenced aud improved. Rent mod.
crate, Also for rent, possession given April lJt tho
stole and dwelling, Il and 70 Eleventh street In.
guile Of ALEXANDER BONE, 1878 Market street,
CFRnRlN'n Block, h6