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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-23
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EMERT-OR Wednesday morning, June %, 1881,
ADAM kMERT, iu the nh year VI bis ago.
Funeral from his late rO.idOuo,, 1855 Alley 10, this
(ThundGy) afternoon At 2 O'Clock. Friends Of TIE
family are invited to atteLd.
sCHwARTZBACH-On wsdnss lay mOrnIBg, June
%, 1881, At 2 o'clock, = EoAOE scHwARTZBAcH, Ia the
67th year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. q Eleventh
street, this afternoon al 3 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family ara lnnlLah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-23

ENGLISH pig iron is within 1--we per cenl
as low as in January 1879. a time Of pro
found depression. It is not surprising
that q big iron firm has collapsed in
Boston, that more furnaces in the United
States were blown out than lighted in the
last quarter, and that iron production has
begun TO bs Improbable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-23

DR. Howard CRosBY in his baCealaurate
Sunday told the students Of the Univeraity
Of the City Of New York that "the promi'
neut vice Of our social system was the
lack OF subsection OF children to their pa
rents" He had seen young men order
their fathers round chops and "oftsn seer
others pack of their mothers to the garreI
to live to give the young people more
.nnnM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-23

A REPUBLICAN exchange says that Gen
eral Grant ought to know that but 10 per
cent oil his force at Chicago had Republic
can constituencies behind themi that the
strong Republican districts were almost
without exception against him; that Rob
srtson was elected a delegate as q Blaine
man, and refused to obey instructions
thatthe State Convention had no authority
IN Oiva.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-23
TOR SALE.
TOR sALE-DEslRABLE BUILDING

l hereby offer for mls 40 iect Of gOuui % NJ
tenth street and 100 feet OIL -Four OehlG sind i
this city, 10 lois Of 20, 70 or 10 feet, to ultBuEGisa
The above property it the only large pites 81 HNI
the most d~ETtrable 70 DO had Tor midthuI h,
property u near the Central ulns WORKS, ktTG1
WOOD and AcCOllOCh IueetI and known q slft1.
Garden. n. q SHRiYER
lnhn I9ii uRIn tt,nI
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
The Garf1eld d non ume MT.

The one dollar subscriptions to the
Garfield Monument Fund amount to
S4SZ. A number OF gentlemen have
subscription books in conjunction with
Messrs. Duncan 4 Bro and tae indlca-
tions are that the necessary amount will
soon be raised. Subscription papers
have been prepared and will be left at
some OF the principal business places
in this city, for those who wish to con-
tribute and have not been called upon.
Those who have NOT already done 50
should give d dollar at once so that the
work could he pushed forward TO COM
pletion. This monument Will not only
be an honor " our late President, hut
will be an ornament 10 our city. Let
erybody subscribe. The following
names have been received since the last
report: A Calquhoun, Thos. Drtin, John
Taylor, l.. Cora Taylor, ID. Woolman,
Reliance Steam Fire Co., II. G. Brin-
ton, j. 4. Phillips, VIM. NJ. Francis ~
Son, Chss. Il, Gyinith, Harry A. Davis,
Joshua Is. Carpenter, Hugh Thorn and
Harry Lape.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
The Power of the Press.

The "power OF the press p" was cxen.
plihed in an unusal manner at tho Con
federatd reunion at Mobsrly, Mo, the
other day. Some reporters were conspic-
uously present. and that fact had q
decidedly depressing effect upon the
fresdom Of speech which usually pro-
walls upon such OCCASIONS. Tho reccollec.
tions OF CAPTAIN W. IL. Grigsby, of
uontague, Tex, seemed to pervade the
atmosphere, and was tho ever. present
ghost of the banquet. After every turn
in the pronram some humorous Con-
federate would attack reporter with
the grim inquiry: "Have We said any
thing yet that you fellows can catch
on? Have yon captured another Griys-
by yet ?" The chairman Of the nesting
appreciated the situation, and was Ut
remitting in his endeavors to keep
orators within proper bounds, and three
or four speakers, who showed symp-
toms of following in the lamented foot
steps of Grigsby, were summalily sup
pressed by tho agonized cry, from the
more prudent porti n ofthe assem- blage
Of: '"Shot upl You ain't got any sense
about what not to say.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
AMUsEN EN- rs.
HnvePIy's MinstreEs on Friday
Night Miss Rose Eytinwe ON the
lSth.

HavepIy's MinsEreEs on Friday
Night Miss Rose Eytinwe ON the
lsih.
Tomorrow evening Haverly's Great
MastAdons will appear at the Opera
House, and give one of their mastery
per ur,nances. The last visit this troup
paid to this city three years ago, eStab-
lished their reputation as correct de-
lrlliat,rs Of the characteristics of the
negro; since tnen, however they have
introduced many improvements, and
are now pronounced unsurpassed. They
include in the company such bright
stars Of The profession As Billy Ener-
son, John Rice, Alex. Zanpretta the
clown, and host OF osner great come
dians.
Tomorrow they will give grand
street parade. Everybody that wants
to enjoy an evening Of solid fun, should
bs sure to atten. tomorrow night.
OnsMonday the I7th the celebrated
actress Miss Rose Eytinge will appear
in the charscter OF Madam Dumont, in
the play Of "Fe'icia", The New York
World says.
The introduction Of Hiss Rose Eytinge
in the character OF Madam Dumont, was
a source of enjoyment which the audi
ence appreciated with unfeisgod graft
fcation, and manifested their reoogni-
tion of the brilliant artistic in terms
which could have borne no doubtful
significance.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
A Lucky Pair.

The Chicago Times says that "a he
last drawing Of the Louisiana : 'e
Lottery. August 9th, ticket No ~ olS
drew $40, 900. One half WAS H. =, Dy
William w. Shaw, bookkeeptr in the
Lakeside Foundry of that city. In
March last a proprietor of the foundry
drew 81 $50 on a half ticket (slJ Mr..
Shaw said they would continue TO buy
y half ticket each month, az he was sat-
isfied the drawing was conducted hon-
orably. He wanted to see other needy
persons get some of the prizes.' The
18Th drawing will take place October
II, the full particulars Of which can be
had by addressing NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
T.. n. DISTRICT COURT.
Tho Session Yesterday Afternoon
Walter BurvOis SIM on Trial
A Witness Comes very Near being
Fined for Contempt Of Court.

Court re-assembled at 2l0 yesterday
afternoon, and resumed the eXamina.
tion OF witnesses for the defense, in the
| BurvOis case,
The name of John G. Goodman being
called, Mr.. Higgins for the prosecution
objected to hisevidence being heart, on
the ground that all witnesses had been
ordered to withdraw, but this witness
had dsobeyel the order and remained
in til" court room during the morning,
| and heard the evidence that had been
given by the preceding Witnesses.
The counsel for the prosecution claim
ed that If he was allowed to testify, he
could only be examined upon the mat
ters not touched upon Ivy the preceding
witnesses. The court decided that
while the witness had no right to re-
main IN court after an order Of expul-
sion, he did not think that ii should
prevent his testimony, and stated that
the CTurt intended TO examine all wit
nesses who Gisregarded the order OF the
court and remained In the court room
this forenoon, and unless they could
show good cause for No doing, would i'm
Goodman was then called on by the
court to explain why he had not retired
to the Grand Jlry room according 10
orders.
The witness stated that he tried to
get into the room, aud found the door
fastened, he then came into the conrt
roc IN and stayed until he was put out;
he said hat he did not mean any dis.
respe, 10 the court, but When he found
that lie coulu not get into the r"o"n ap-
prupriat@i 10: witnesses, ht did not
know aiy where else except The court
room TO 90. The court accepted nis eX-
p, ,anAtirn and allowed him TO ~. sworn.
He testified that he was a resident Of
south Wilmington, and was at tie
second ward polls at Second aud Wal
nul streets on last election day. Just
before the arrest Burvois was with Por-
Il + and myself, aud had not been away
tfonl us tor an hour aud d half.
did not hear anyone urged by Bur-
Wis to voH; l was acFns as deputy
sheriff on that day; | saw Emerson and
Glasco coming up the street together;
when Burvois lett me he went across
street and got within a few feet Of the
curb when Ee met txo men, when he
,tarted to crsss the street saw Finer
son and Glasco standing l;tle dis
sanc- off, when l next saw them they
nad Barvois in custody and was taking
lim up Walnut street.
Cross-examined-I came to this city
Il 1876 from Maryland; ! am carpeD-
,er and work for Harlan Cause; | did
Mt know Emerson until election day,
aud then he was pointed out 10 me;
hen first saw Emerson he was on
Walnut street between From, and
second streets, coming up, there was
another man with him; Burvois called
NY at. ention 10 Emerson and pointed
MIN to me. At the close OF this
witness testimony, the court adjourn
ID until 10 o'clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
NEW ADyERl feNM&NTN.

DURLLC SALE. - THlRTY-THREE
i Building lots at pubic sle on the
premises. on SATU 4 JAY Outober 8, 1851, TO
commence at 4p. m. Will be sold thirty
three desirable bIilaing lots, located on
Union, Filth, Scott and Lturel streets, in
the city Of Wilmington, delaware. An op.
p0rtunlty seldom offered to secure good lot
on easy terms, only q short distance from the
new cily railway, now completed on Front
street, connecting with all the business looa-
ii ms Ct the city. The county buildings to be
removed. A high and healthy part of our
city. Go and examine before the sale and
select your lots.
TEKMS.-Ten dollars on the day Of sale,
and ten dollars In one mt nth, after which
five dollars monthly until the lot is paid for
I, session given upon settlement. A dts-
count Of s per cent Will be allowed. II tho
whole amount ia paid In cash within ono
week from day Of sale,
THOMAS NJ. OGLE
EDWARDFARMAR.
DRAKE Co., Auct'rs
An omnibus will leave the Clayton House.
at Up. NJ, s1arP. oct6-I
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
naYaccs Of the Ela.neo.

The Roman Catholic College Of S..
Iherese, twenty -tivo miles northwest Of
Montreal, was destroyed by fire yeeter-
day afternoon. No lives were lo't
The loss on property is about $j5o,o1O.
The Centennial Ale Brewery, III Green
wich avenue, New YORK, was damaged
by tire yesterday afternoon to tbs eA-
tent of about $4,000. $, B. Baxter &
Sons elevator at Rochester, Indiana,
was burned on Tuesday. Loss S2p, 900.
A fire In the Flint Mill at Fall River,
iassac tusetts, yesterday Afternoon,
resulted in damage, chiefly by water,
which may cause suspension CT opera
tions for two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
An OIL I.raln On fire.

A train of fifty oil cars on the Erie
Railroad was discovered to be on fire
near Port JEWS, New York,yesterd ~.
The train was stopped at the Delaware
Bridge, .hree miles above the town, and
part of the cars were separated from the
others and drawn out OF danger. AS
ooe Car after another caught fire it ex-
ploded, spreading the flames, until a
cannon was procured from Port Jervis
and the tanks ridllei to let off the oil.
by six O'Clock in the evening the fire
had exhaused itself, about $4,000 gal
Ions of crude oil having been consumed.
The telegraph wires at the bridge were
melted, and travel on the road was
stopped until eight o'clock in the even
ing,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
RLKrON PAIR.
Seo0nd Day 81 the Bxhlblsl0a-AI l
Large Attendance Premiums |
Awarded.

l
Awarded.
The second day of the Cecil count,
fair opened yesterday, with the thar
nometer ~ ~, which was decided,
cooier than the opening day, and thu
visitors were shivering all day. The
weathe. v Az fine for the races and tbt
track was in splendid condition. There
was larger attendance at the fair yes
terday, the plumber reaching sbou,
$500. The dust was thick and few
higher and thither, and some times
completely hid the trotsers from view,
The balt-lnile bicycle race was some,
what impedel by the dust, but liIey
succeeded in making three heats with
the following result:
First heat-Duker, first; Fisher,
second; Ulman, third; Whyte, fourth;
lIeCato, fifth. lime, 2O5. In the
second heat the nachines came out in
prec sely the same order. Time, 2.l3.
The mile dash was won by Fisher;
with Clark, second; Boehm, third:
LcCato, fourth. Time, ADJ.
Trials of speed.--In tho morning tie
colt race, for colts two years old aud
under, half mile heat, best two in thr ee,
was won in two straight heats by b. <.
Cacil Forest. owned by Joseph II.
Kitchens, Elkton. Time, l.JS and IS.
l.. ID. DAVIS, b. L. Dick, second; pre-
MUM $50 First money, SO; second,
SIS. The $50 class race was won by
b. III. Gypsy Girl, owned by j. B. Lut-
ton, Newark, Del, in best three ous Of
live, over b. &. MAJOR, owner, Mason
Bennett, Salem, N. j. Time, 3t6h,
2O11. 2.5215. Premium, 500. First
money. $50, second, Is; third, $15;
fourth, $40. The 2.45 class race was
won by b. &, Eiwood X. over John
Rdy, Philalel2hia, best three ont OF
five, the Lest time being 2.33L.. The
toAuw,ng is the score:
". J. Marshal, Earson, Md, Ripton,
1868.
Moses Fox, Baltimore, Louis, 6547.
Edward B.Nsl, Ba. imoGe, Clipper,
S792.
NJ. Mcnamara, New York, Belle
ails, 1888.
Alex. Maxwell, Middlotown, Sleepy
Dave, Ga j6.
Hess X clemson, Fair Hill, Gilt
Edge, 1878.
l.. h. Redmond, Philadelphia, Lydia
X, 3 ~.
JoLu Eidy, Philadelphia, ElwoM X,
Il j. Morrison, Christiana, Lucifer,
1859.
In the Q n race the b. IN. Kate Taylor
owner Il. W. COnOver. Middletown,
N. J won in three straight heas,.
Time, 2.4, 2.3S, anu Z.%. u. Gtllspie's
Dover horse, sherman Morgan, stood
third, toarth and fourth.
For to-day's FACES l.. NJ. Gibson, of
enters Patchen for the
; minute class. In the 5.24 class Il.
Gillespie, OF Dover, enters Sherman
Morgar.
Many premiums were awarded yes
.erday in the live stock department
and for agricultural products. Diplo-
mas were awarded McI4ear u Kendall,
If this city, for best extension sop two
horse carriage, and for HSt improved
Dne hor,+ carriage; to HUDSON Il Cahill,
,lso of this ciSy, for falling top buggy;
70 John Perkins, for harness; to John
Lucas n Co., for ready mixed paints;
and to the rateutee OF tire escape
fastener for cattle.
Many prominent visitors were present
including large delegation from Har-
ford county.
To-day and Friday will be the lead
ng days Of the fair and a large atten-
Lanes is expected. There will be a
select ball given in the Odd Fellows
Hall THIS evening, to which a number
If Wilmington fair daughters have
1eeu invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
The star Route Cases.

In the Criminal Court at Washing
ton, yesterday morning, Judge Cox
Announced that he had eXa lined the
information filed in the star Route cases
and had fixed tho bail at $500 in the
cases Of Brady and Brown, and 1T $1,000
in the cases Of Turner and French.
Bonhsmen justified as follows: JOHN
+. Olnlstead, n. W. Fitzgerald, A. l..
Roach and Levi, Ciepl.ane. for Brady;
J.,H. Humphrey and j. r. johnson for
Turner; b. Il. Warner and Wash. b.
Williams for French, and Mill, Dean
TOR Brown. Counsel for defence said
the motion to quash the indietneus
would probably be filed today.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
R0tl0r still,

The slow fast mail arrived in thts
city this city this morning only ten
minutes, late. If this is kept up, the
people will be better pleased and will
MT growl at ton minutes, but 1t is to be
hoped, however, that the train will
soon run 10 as to arrive here on schs.
dule tilus.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Could Not AgFeo.

In consequence Of the First Regiment
Band and the military not being able
to arrange satisfactory terms, the First
Regiment of State militia has secul cd
the Dover Band to accompany them to
yorktown.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
The New Depot

Workmen are husily engaged in rum
ming up the brickwork of the new pas
senger depot, and ere many weeks we
may expect to see the walls completed
and the building rooted in. 1t is the
intention OF the company to push 1t to
completion as rapidly rs possible,
aud when it is finished It will not cnly
be all ornament to the city, but credit
10 the managers of the Rad.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Tho Nfchixan In fYerers.

The subscriptions in aid Of tine Mlchi-
gan sufferers is steadily increasing an'.
Wilmington = contribut!onwill no doubt
be crsditab!e one. This is worthy
cause, and all who can should contr,-
butte their portion. Any amount will
DO received. The subscription list is at
the First ational Bank. The following
additional subscriptions have been re-
ceived since yesterday;
Sam'l NcClary, Jr., tlo; Elizabeth D.
Todd, S.; from "a lady, $40; previously
subscribed $3.50. 20; total thus far, $751;
%
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
No0rs Rnd ShNea

at low prices. Daniel McCusker. s16
West Second street, has got large and
desirable stock Of boots and shoes for
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
tie public are invited to give him call
as he is determined to sell at the lowest
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
A ThiMg OF Beauty. etc.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the osmstics OF France, or beautifiers
of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beautyas
Hop Bitters. 4 trial is certain proof.
See another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Tho Weath eR.

War Department, Office Of the Chlet
Signal Otiicer, Washington, October 6
- A. NJ.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, northerly
winds; rising barometer; lower temper
aturt.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Liter ArY.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Young Peoples Musical and Literary
Society, will be held this evening IN
the Uni II M. T.. Church. An interest
ing programme has been prepared for
the occasion. The friends ard mem
bers of the society arc invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Cared In q short 1lme.

Three days use Of St. Jacobs OIL was
sufficient to euro Mrs. Joseph Hinkle OF
Hanover, Pa, Of rheumatism, after BE-
ing unable for . long time to attend to
her daily duties.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
peeple are Looking UP

overcoats and should remember j. 7.
Mulliu & Sons, Sixth and Market sts.,
are offering some special bargains in a
lot of fine medium weight, silk lined.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

The temperature throughout New
England, yesterday morning, was be-
low the freezing point, aud consider.
able damage WAS done 70 vegetation.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

Tompkins, was nominated for Judge of
the Court Of Appeals.
The new state Com mittee contains
the names OF Albert Dogget,, Collector
Robertson, and other well.known anti
Conklingites, and Platt and Smythe
and other Stalwarts are retained.
The resolution looking to the rrorgan.
ization OF the party In New York and
Kings, after desperate resistance, WAS
passed-Yeas 202, nays 1g7.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

DUBLlC SALE
-OP--
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRlNGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Pablie Sale, at
the Ohadd's Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u, 1851,
at o'clock, p. NJ,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and f9-k
SprinRsrs. A credit OF 20 days will
be given. No postponement on account Or
weather. AMOS W. HOUSE,
L. W. STlpHAM 4 Son, Auct'rs septle
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

Query +? Can curing cough with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup be called bullying
= cough.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
state Of the ThoFlnUinoae1

State Of tho Th0FlnUanot0T
at the REPUBLICAN, Office, In the shade,
shis morning:
O'clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
4Jo $50 62
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06


CITY is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clotnlng House.
pOtatoex houEhi and Sold.
N. L. .J"nney, No. 303 King street, is
headqu&rsers Tor potatoes, .ju.t received
50cts. to 81 per bnshei. Splendid lot of
oDious. Gave him a call.
Terrible Lvss OF Life.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
paches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
loo. boxes.
Cntarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by BuCnupaisa. vi, druggists.
Depot, N. b. Dlnfortn.
s.ai OF Life.
Visit the steam mills, 3OS W. Front
street, for oil kinds Of flour and feed.
Physicians prescriptions a speciality
1t Beaton Smiths drug store, cor, 1th
md Pine streets. Compounded at al
hours with accuracy and dispatch.
Aver Aguc Cure, Shaw's Chill Pills,
and Osgood's ChologoSue,
ior sale by j. Il. Hartman, Druggist,
5th and Poplar streets.
Crest "Insect Powder, 10 cts. apack-
.ge. Taylor u Fullerton, Druggist, 3o2
King street.
Cockels Compound Anti Bilious Pills.
Sold by Taylor u Fullerton, Druggists,
No. 302 King street.
Chew Becky Tobacco. For sale BY all
le,,lers. The best in the world.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
HpESIAL IN EM M'r1O0

The fashionable merchant tailor Of oni
CITY is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
pot,atoev HouEhA and Sold.
Terrible LOsa OF Life.

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs
.oaches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold By druggists,
loo. buxes.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Catarrh Of the Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation OF the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by BucnupaisA. Vi, druggists.
Depot, N. b. DlIfortn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-06-22
The Donkey Legion.

Once when Davy Crockett was visiting me
nagerie in Washington he remarked to fellow
congressman that one OF the occupants Of tn,
monkey cage greatly resembled John Randolph
Turning about, Davy noticed that Randolph stood
just behind him, and had heard the remark az
declare, Randolph" said he, "I know I ought I,
apologize, but don't know whether to you or the
monkeyp' We feel just 10 about Brother Tink
ham and that donkey comparison he Is mad about
Real donkoys have done us no discourtesy. Mr.
Tinkham, ever since he began his editorial career
has been hitting" us at every opportunity, and
when he coudnt make his point otherwise never
has stuck at misquotation, AS illustrated In this
very letter Of his, where he says we "throw a
gratuitous sneer at farmers" in general, when we
particularly limited our remark to such farm.
ers as oppose better education for the boys
and girls of the farm Like the lawyer who was
80 astonished at being fined for contempt Of court,
we had intended studiously to conceal our
opinion Of this kind OF editing; but alas, It
slipped out in a moment Of inadvertence. We
will add that Mr. Tinkham has been accorded
privilege in the publication OF his letter which
the proprietor OF the WATcBNAN would probably
not have granted had he known that similar
courtesy had lately been denied us by Mr.. Tink-
ham as to friendly note in reply to his charge OF
hitting below the belt in recent discussion.
In view Of that fact we should have been quite
justified in using porcine similitude in place Of
that so sadly protested against But we wouldn't
do that. We are too fond of pork
AGRICULTURAL EDITOR.