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NORTH
MISSISSIPPI FEHALE COLLEGE.
VERONA. MISS.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION,
i under faithful and efficien Faculty,
viii be resumed SEPTEMBER Ira, 1882.
Young Ladies can find Board with the Pres.
ident, under the special care and supervision
of MRs RICE.
The health Of this place is good, and Of the
Institution it has been almost remarkable,
no death having occurred among its pupils for
10 years, the period of its existence. Charges
Moderate. For further information, apply TO
the undersigned for Cat alogHe.
s. P. RICE, a ~, President.
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Hos. r. n MILLER, of the Hazlehurst
bar was in the city this week on professional
business.
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Hon.J. Floyd King, of the Monroe (La.) Dis
trict was re-nominated by decided majority,
on the 30th ultimo.
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sURREME COURT suMAoNs.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
70 IAMEz B. InHxsnN.

YOU ARE COMMANDED 10 APPEAR
II before the Supreme Court 81 Mississippi,
On the Third Monday 0f October, 1852 to join
Il the appeal 81 Charles + Smith, from de-
cree 81 The Chancery Gcurs e Washington
County, rendered on the 27Ih day of October.
1881, il : certain canes wherein +. q. Cox and
others were camplainanfs and yon were one
AZ tie Defendants
OLIVER cLIRIoN, nIssk.
anr10. e9-1w.
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rxyr rrrP II stock The latest styles--round,
tV square. or turned corners, straight Or
t,owsleA edges. rflt 81 plain. Price, 90 cents
49, nsef. printed 81 nail, 60 cents Ad-
sress FoWER s BAnKspAINs
IafkDen, Nrsl
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Mothers, sleep sweetly tonight by giving
your child DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA
(Tsething Po,cders) to-day. For sale by
Byron Lemly.
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REV DR.. ]. l.. TUCKER has returned TO
his charge after several weeks needed rest in
Tennessee.
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Np MCLEOD. CITY Clerk. after an absence
Of several weeks, in Ohio, is again at his
IOst
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eITLRO4D TIMETABLE
riok.burg I'd Meridian Railroad.

c.ryG EAsr-Passenger. arrives zoos. p m,
leaves I020p. m; Freight, arrives 20 P. N,
leaves 40 p. m.
GoryG WEsT-Passenger, arrives 800, a. m,
leaves $40 a. m; Freight, arrives 1913 p.
m.. leaves 2.25 p. m.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
F. RAwoRTH, Superintendent
JYo. W. CLIEGAx, Local Agent.
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JUDGE JEFF0RDs the Republican nomi-
nee in the Third District was in the city
last week.
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Mr.. BARNEY FITZPATRICK, one of our
most efficient policemen, is again on his
rounds, after several weeks sickness.
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The y. J. Il G. Railroad is already in the
corporate limits, and is rapidly approaching
completion.
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Alcorn University.

THE next Session Of ALCORN A. AND II.
j COLLEGE. will commence WEDNESDAY,,
SEPTEnREE 49, 1882 The Publishing Of the
Catalogue IS delayed. for short time, as we
are making an effort to get instructors who
are not merely intellectually qualifed, but
who are men of known moral worth and large
influence. and wish to give their names in the
Catalogue. II Is admitted By students from
every part Of this and other States, that they
advance in learning Ct Alc0rn, as they have
done Ct no other similar Institution Of learn
ing. and We intend that this institution shall
in this respect improve every year.
For further particulars apply Is
H RI REvELS.
jnlg1Z e3m. hoDaEr. Miss.
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Session of Medical Department, commences
October Is. 1892 Full Medical Courses with
special advantages. Nine Professors and 2I7
Students in Medical Department during past
session. Address for details,
T. G., RICHARDSON, NJ D., Dean.
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The Little Briok Church.

POTTER tunes pianos for s250-additional
work in proportion.
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DR.. LITTLE, of the University of Missis-
sippi, is in the city to-day.
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EEANEsaIYINa pRootAnArrrr.


~ obedience 70 numeronsly signed reouesis
addressed 70 the Executive. and inv own con-
Eictions OF duty and propriety, have deter.
mined 70 appoint day for speeial thanksefv-
ing aad prayer. Blessings 30 signaI ana
soundant nave been vouehsafed to Us as 4
atate ana people, that a special recognition
OF the same Is appropriate and right The
grain products Of our fields have never been
more plentiful assuring the poorest aea;nsf
want, giving seed 10 the s0ger and bread a.
me eater Other crops promise bountiful
harvest. Peace has reigned in all our borders
qua prosperity has crowned the lahors OF our
hands, Pestlsnce has kept far from onr
evenings, while the health Of the people has
oeeh graciousiy preserved. Though losses
anu calamity came upon our citizens along
o h grest river by the devastating floods vet
they have been largely sweetened ana ss,sJ.
tied by national sympathy ana relief - an
these, homage should be gratefully rendered
70 the Father OF lights from whom cometh every
good and every perfect gift.
therefore, l. Robert Lowry, Governor of the
otAtS OF Mlssisslppi, do recommend that All
people observe ~
THURSDAY, THE l4ru DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
as a day Of special aud solemn thanksvivi,,
ana prayer, by intermitJing as far as theS
may their secular labors and assembling in
G Sheir places Of worship, TO praise Almighty
yea for His great goodness, and pray that
tie may continue TO vOuchsafe the same 10 rs
and to our children
In witness whereof have hereuuto set
r. my hand and caused the Seal Of the
State to beaffxed.
Done at the Executive Office in the CITY Of
} Jackson this 18th day Of August, in the wear
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
elghty-two, and OF the Independence Of the
United States, the one hundred and seventh
ROBERT LOWRY.
HESRT c. MYKRs, Secretary Of State.
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"Tongh On ChilIs."

Cures cases for % cents in cash or stamps
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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GEN. T. C. CATCHINGs was In the city
last week en- route to Lexington on ippor-
tant legal business.
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CAPT. b. F. JOKES, the irrepressible, was
in the city yesterday.
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COLLEGE
High School for Boys and Young Men.
Located Sir 1Ales from Natehes, and fro
miles from N, j. and c. r. r.

mites from ~, y. ana Z. n. H.
T1REE TRANSPORTATION TO THE IN
i sTIFUTIoN from Natchez or the Natchez &
Jackson Railroad. Communication by Fele-
phone to Natchez.
Expenses reduced two dollars and quarter
per month on former sessions.
J. s. RAYMOND, $1,000. ...............PRlScIPAL,
Assisted by PRoFs. MCCLURE and HARPER.
SESSION OF 1923 OPENS 7rH OF SEPT.
Board, including tuition, furnished room,
washing, and lights, One Hundred and Fifty
seven Dollars (s15750) and Fifty cents per
session of Ten Months, payable semi-annual-
ly in advance, or by special arrangement,
quarterly in advance. Tuition alone Thirty
$500 Dollars per session of ten months, pay
able semi-annuallY in advance. For Cata-
Iogues giving full particulars address the
Principal,
J. s. RAYMOND,
Washington, Adams Co Miss.
aug.9, SPIN.
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We are indebted to our esteemed friend
Mr. Thos. Smith of Brandon, for pleasant
call yesterday.
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stuart's Female College

WILL OPEN IT'S RORTY-FOJRIH An
nual Session SKrTeMBEn 4ih, with fall
corps of able and experienced teachers. Err
cepfionally good advantages ara offered IN This
School for the training of Girls ID ell branches
--plafn and ornamental Coarse Of study
thorough; l6cafion healthy. Terms moderate.
For Catalogue address
". 81. STUART, RRENeTPAE.
iu1F19 iS2-4w. EHzLnx T11EE. kT
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Vacant Places

The Presidents Steamer Despatch was run
aground of Newport on the list inst.
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Session of Law Department begins Novem-
Civil Law. Four Professors and q students
during past session. For details address,
CARLETON Hunt, LII. D.. Dean.
aug S2-3m
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THAxKsGrvIxG DAY-next Thursday,
18th
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CONQUEROR
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
THE BEST
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE

CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL, as il acts DIRECTLY on the K1DsEYs,
Liver and BOWELS, restoring them AT ONCE
10 healthy action. HUNTS REMEDY is a
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HUNTS REMEDY CURES ALL DISEASES or
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HUNTS REMEDY CURES PAtN IL THE SIDE,
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HUNS REMEDY quickly induces the
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that produce BILIOUS HEADACHE DYsPEPsTA
SOUR STOMACH CosT1vENEss, PftEs &c
By the use Of HUNT REMEDY, the Stom.
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strength, and the Blood viii be perfectly puri-
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HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced by the
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of kidney diseases
HUNTS REMEDY is purely vegetable, and
is sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheuma-
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HUNTS REMEDY y PREPARED EXPRESSLY
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USB TRIAL WILL CONVINCE roU. FOE SALE
III ALL DRUGG1sTs. Send for Pamphlet 70
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, =. 4.
Prices, 70 cents and sl-2s.
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We are indebted to Mr. ]. A. Ware, Of
Forest, for the information that the Missis.I
sippi Mad Stone Is owned By Mr.. Ben. Lee
Milan, Waterford. Marshall county
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SEND your machine without the stand) TO
POTTER. State street.
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Have never handled anything which gave
better satisfaction for Blood or Skin Dis
eases than S. S. S.
CLARK & SCLATER, Danville, Va.
Have heard the highest expressions Of
appreciation from parties who have taken
s. s. s. for Skin and Blood Diseases.
VIM. LITTERER & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn
Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases we have ever
handled.
SCHILLER & STEVENS,
Washington, d. c.
Fair-minded physicians now recommend
it as positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & CO., Memphis, Tenn.
S. S. S. has given better satisfaction than
any medicine ever sold
J. A. FLEXNER. Louisville, KY.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest
terms of S. S. S.
T, MFSSITEP Denver Col
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Poster printine1

I7xcuksEoN MANAGERS viii find Il 70 fheir
~ interest 10 correspond with Us before hav-
ing their Posters, Hand Bills and Tickets
printed Address,
PoWza 8 BAnkrp1zr. jackson. Mis-.
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Health is Wealth.

Dr. Bliss presents bill of $4,000 for SER
vices TO the late President Garfield
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DIR. STRONG'S PILLS!
The Old, Well Tried. Wonderful, Health
pa.o-z-;nr Da~,aSsAs

strongs PectoraI Pills insure hearty appe
tite, good digestion, regularity of the bowels.
A sure remedy for Colds and Rheumatism A
precious boon to delicate females, soothing
and bracing the nervous system, and giving
vigor and health in every fibre of the body
strong's sanative Pills for the Liver A
speedy cure for Liver Complaint, Regulating
the Bowels, Purifying the Blood, Cleansing
from Malarial faint. A perfect cure for Sick
Headache, Constipation and Dyspepsia. Sold
by leading druggists.
For circulars and almanacs with full par
ticulars address Box 60, New York City.
MEDICAL STUDENTS For tI q5Ss ,3as
address the Dean of the American Medical
College, st. Louis, GEO. C. PITzER, NJ. D., 100
Chambers ST., St. Louis Mo.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
st., n. Y.
sept 6, 'S2-1m
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Lemuel W. Livingston, of Florida, the only
colored applicant for the West Point Military
Academy, was among the very few rejected.
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"AIl the health enjoy, and even my life,
| may say, is in consequence of Simmons
Liver Regulator. | would not take
100000 for my interest in that medi-
cine. w. H. WILSON, Welborn, Florida.
Prepared only by J. H. Zeilin & Co.
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.it legation to secure their Rep. eserta
five ticket in nomination. and tn,
Court house clique" going for blood
on the other tack 10 hold the lead Ill
the nominating convention The lat
te. have opened the fray of establish
ing q club-foom with "Boss Besser" in
charge, with Bob Sinnott as K. H. s.
This early START Is said to have been
Instituted by Cle,k Borthwick, who
put up $400 for the purpose of being
frs, in the field to capture the primar-
les ahead of the fellows who are ready
and intend to sacrifice himself and
Sheriff Jee Buchtel to the Moloch of
Senatorship.
The wire-workers of the anti-Mitch-
ell wing of the Republican party had
fixed the State for Dave Thompson
lair Mayor, and an efficient one he is)
for Governor, the contribution of
Western Oregos w. Lair Hill (now OF
The Dalles) fol Supreme Judge, as the
sare of the state east of the Cascades;
and cenceding the coming Senatorship
10 the south, in the person of Beekma
the Jacksonville banker, " ho has many
reputed qualities for the position in a
business point of view. The positive
deelination in of Thompson in last
Saturdays Oregonian 20 be a candidate
as fixed on the State ticket, has left the
Gubernatorial Office on the Republican
ticket to be scrambled for among a
half dozen, neither of whom has yet
been pitched upon by any leading
clique endorsement, az yet.
In regard to Congressman, the Re-
puhlicans are about to repeat their
traditional weakness of nominating q
new msn instead of continuing tue
pos ton III the hands OF some incum-
bant who has proved the policy of
keeping him there, as they do from the
southeastern States, the effect of which
has given that section such immense
influence in our national halls. George
has made an average medium mem Der
and ''by scratch' may he reuomi>
mated, but the outl ok indicates his
coming retiracy. A crow never watch
ed hens nest waiting for the expected
egg with more keenness than doe- the
Congressional nomination engage the
attention of about of about half doz>
EN- who hope to step in Georges s
brogues.
MARCH 10Th, 12 M.-The news just
come that the Borthwick and Jot
Buchtel wing OF the party have ho
tussle with Custom-house wing, as to
whether the first primary shall be
called solely for nominating delegates
to State convention, as the latte.
desire; er whether the call shall in
clude nominations for county Offices
also, as desired by Bosthwick and Joe.
The sessions within tho past week to
arrange for the opening campaign,
without result. They had q stormy
session last night. and adjourned until
this forenoon, which broke up at noon
to day in confusion. and what Is to be
the result no one can fortell at present.
| As you will see, the democracy have
arr anged for one convention TO do the
| whole business and stand ready to
| take advantage of the republican dis.
ruption. PORTLAND.
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CALAPooIA ITEMS.

III. Davis. EsI., we understand, Will
appear in the political arena for office
on the legislative ticket.
Tho directors in district No. so IL. We
or'iered school to he suspended until
good weather convenes.
Miss May Starr, accompanied her Ur-
Gle and Aunt on their return to th,ir
home In ILdiana to reaide the period
of one year.
A. P. Routh, H. Wa'e and wife. s1n,e
days sine departed tor Eastern jregs
VIM. Hurst, son of David Hurst, was
married The 18th inst at Oregon City
to Mies Unestie E. Coggon We wish
the boy much joy,
School commences at the Calapoo Il
school Monday March 9Th, under the
anspietous management of Mrs, Jam 3
Underwo ID.
JOAN Kerby would be a successful
surgeon.
Mr.. Perry c ook. we are pleased to
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
FROM PORTLAND.
[sun SPECIAL conREsroNDEsr.l
A Row in the Republican Camp in the
Egypt of Oregon.
WHAT IN THUNDER NEXT /?

PORTLAND, Or, March 90, 1852.
Ed. INDEPENDENT:
Before this epistle reaches you, the
Demo ratio State Convention will have
met and presented State ticket with
riders mounted, ready and waiting for
the Republican nominees who will be
trotted out in the course Of a fortnight.
For the present outlook In this quar-
ter, the main interest seems 10 be cenr
tered upon the nominations for Repre-
sentatives, this being the session for
the election of U. s. Senator ctce Gro
yer, who may desire to be his own sue
ces.or or give room to somebody. else.
Ga the question Of Representatives.,
the Republicans are bitterly divided,
and it may result in Democratic .ri-
umph in this quarter If the party put
forward their best man, which neither
party Is likely to do. For the first
time in the history of politics here, the
rat county officials are held of secondly
secondary Importance by the party
workers of the Republican side who
run the Federal cfiices here, such as
Inc Custom House, Post Office. sur
veydr Generalsllip, etc. These branches
OF officials heretofore have shelled out
ali the cash for the canvass, and shaped
Tie county officers in the programme.
out divergence of interest las grown
I'D between tha ffo,}aroi ;,,x,.,,,t 4 .
VINO are vitally interested in the elec
tion OF .. 9. Senator before all else,
and the aspiranis for Sheriff and Clerk
OF this tMultnoma county, each of
winch piriions nett over dozen thou.
sands OF dollars per anAuln. This is
where the expected fun i 10 come in
at me coming Republican, primaries
the Fed raj officials geing red ho. for a
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
THAT TARD Y JOE"

at the Democratic Primaries in the
year 82
The Chairman and Tellers had nothing
to do,
And not word could you hear them say,
But "Joe Sheridan is only a block
away.
In solemn grandeur they sat and stayed
And if they ID hsve been that kind they'd
have prayed
That the faithful would come aud vote
and go.
And especially they seemed to look TO-.
Joe.
But Joe came not on that cloudy day
And the officers fingers were AS cold as
clay,
Until they rose in their might and a
posse they sent
To have him over by his elbows bent.
And then they sat them TO wait again
And to long for the Juice of the inaizy
grain
And swear by the powers of land and
sea,
That Joe must be brought by that faith
full posse.
When shout was heard and the stair
steps rang,
A nd band of bourbons outside sang,
HWe'ro coming, our brothers. we tcli
you SO. II
And we've got in our clutches the tardy
Joe''
Aud the Chairman, Tellers arose with a
smile.
AS Joseph cam, hastily up the aisle,
With his arms tight pinioned and his
feet we'll held
By that faithful poss, that neer was ex-
ctlltd.
And it is currently said that the man
thus broueh ht in
Will never be known to be tardy agin
Till the cloud drop rabbits and tho trees
grow birds,
And the grass grows downward End
halves ire thirds.
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Under the heaolng of "Then
and Now" the: Mercury has an
other article written by Sol. Abra>
ham and corrected by the editor
OF that paper. Sol. writes his
name "HoD. Sol. Abraham aud
yet he has never occupied pub
lie pos:tlon.ln lite that would.give
asrightitosthe.tltle of Honorable.
One must first hold an important
public office before be can have a
rlghtito the title claimed. Have
you ever been elected to public
Office, Sol.?ssNo; and you never
was-and never will be. We did
discover that you were a cheat
and "a fraud TIL three months ago:
and then we prayed God, to for
give us all we had SAID in your
favor. ssSlnce the discovery OF
your meaness we are afraid we
will long have to sit upon. the
stool OF repentance before wc
can make even with..the right tor
sths-aid we blindly gave to a
cheat and . liar.
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ADMINISTRATORS NcTI2E.

Notice is he:eby given that the un-
dersigned has been appoiuted admin
is:rator Of the estate OF Levi Becky,
deceased This appointment was made
by the Probate court on the 24th day
Of February, 1882 All persons havin..
claims against the estate OF the d :
c. ased will present the same within
six months from the date of this
notice to the Undersigned, aud all
claims presented thereafter will be
disbarred.
HENRY BEcKLEY, Administrator.
March, II, 1882.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

Ihe majority of the delegates
elected 10y the Democratic Cons
ton OF this county to attend the
State convention in Portland are
doubtless in favor of the nomina>
ton of q. Nj. Stroud for Cover
nor. Without doubt Mr.. Stroud
IS the choice of the Democracy
OF Southern Oregon for that posi-
ton, and should he be no oninat-
ed he will receive more than the
solid Democratic vote oil the
Southern portion sof the State.
Mr. Stroud has always been a
Democrat, and Is known to be an
intelligent man and a gentleman
well qualified for the position
which his friends and party hope
he will occupy. If nominated
The opposition will find "Pappy,
as all call him, m,la.strong old var
borse to defeat.