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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
IN Y
what the " Bonanza" Says About
Some Prominent Mines.

AAkhC'
In Nye County the outlook was never
more promising. Downeyville has shaken
off her lethargy and will again fall into
the ranks as a bullion producer. Her
mines are improving as work progresses
and the ore encountered is Of a high grade.
Ellsworth. after a sleep Of several years,
is showing signs OF activity, and il is con-
fidently expected that the Esta Buena
Company will be shipping bullion before
the first of June. The prospects of this
company are excellent. Operations will
also be resumed in the Mount Vernon, a
mining property of more than ordinary
promise. The now dead camp OF Lodi is
expected soon TO show some signs Of vi
tality, as a valuable mine there will soon
pass into the hands of capitalists. Gold
Park, the new venture of Messrs. Cooper
and San Pedro, contains some of the most
promising mines in Nye County. The
ores are chiefly gold, and are rich. AS
soon as the mill Is completed, which will
be on or about the 18th OF January, these
ores will speak for themselves In the out
put Of bullion that is sent forth. Build
ings are going up rapidly and everything
is lively. Here in Grantsville things at
present are very quiet, but the people are
hopeful. The mines are known to be rich
in mineral, and the Alexander at the time
Of shutting down never looked better. 1t
is one OF the biggest mines in the State,
and has produced in the neighborhood OF
81 SOC, 900. There are immense quantities
Of ore in sight, and when operations are
resumed a straight saaft will probably be
sunk for more effective working Of the
mine.
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Total.

OF this amount the Star shipped $685.
034 81, the balance coming from the Ex-
change. Teacup, Silver Canyon and Schell-
burne.
The boys up at Niptown had a halfway
lynching party Tuesday last. The VIC
tim was q petty larceny thief who had
helped himself to several small sums OF
money belonging to others. We learn the
offender was hung up until he grew black
and blue. His next offense will DO the
signal for Judge Lynch's death warrant.
II Is said an examination Of his cabin dis
closed more barroom spoons than Butler
is credited with getting away at New
Orleans.
By q copy Of the St. Louis Republican
just to hand we learn that George 7. Fin
nigan, who left here a couple Of weeks ago,
has arrived home, after 90 years. wander
ings ON the Pacific Coast. George Just
dropped in in time to be present at the
wedding Of a younger brother, which wal
q recherche affair, its details occupying
over a column in the Republican. Oul
friend George must have felt strange and
sadly put Of place in that gay and fashion
able assemblage.
A stranger, who arrived on Saturday
stage, got on board too much tangle-foo
the same evening and tried to run thu
town. His starting point was the dance
house, which institution he cleaned out
girls. proprietor, bag and baggag. H
next visited Uncle George Taylor's an
tried the same game, when Deputy Sherii
Lyons took him to the cooler to cool of
which he did to his entire satisfaction b!
morning.
As an indication Of the value placed o.
eligible business locations On the west sid
OF Main street. a gentleman told us yestei
day that a Is foot front lot and buildin
which he bought q year ago for Sl,40C
and considered ii q high figure, can mo-
command ready sale for So, 1000.
The year now closing has witnessed
many improvements in Cherry Creel
While most OF the towns in this State hav
been on the decline and their populatio
constantly decreasing, Cherry Greek ha
taken q new start and 10 on the upwar
nlana.
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EUREKA MINES IN LONDON
Some Mention of the Richmond
and Ruby-Dunderberg.

| ana kuDy-DunuerDerS.
The London Mining Journal Of Dec. 19
is at hand. 1t contains the following
reference to Eureka mines /:
RIcHAoSD-The following cablegram
was received from the mine at Eureka,
Nevada Weeks run $40, 900 from 818
tons Of ore refinery, S45, 1000"
N. Wescoatt, Nov. 20 Since my report
Of last week the following work has been
done in the above mine: The 200 north
east drift has been run 10 feet in lime
stone. The 200 west drift from the shaft
has been run 10 feet in limestone, which
looks favorable for ore. The 200 rise south
from south drift from shaft has been ex-
tended at ar elevation Of rs degrees 20
feet through broken limestone favorable
for ore. The 800 north drift has been run
IS feet through favorable limestone. The
400 north drift from No. IL chamber has
been run IL feet through limestone. The
500 drift from the bottom Of No. Is cham
Der has been run Is feet in limestone and
ledge matter. The 600 west drift from
winze No. / $50 feet deep has been ex-
tended IS feet in ledge matter (some ore).
The 600 east drift from the cave below the
100 southwest drift from north drift has
been run IA feet in red limestone. The
700 north drift from WINE under No. IS
chamber has been run 10feet in limestone;
the ore indications have disappeared. The
1900 north drift from the shaft has been
run 20 feet through quartzite nc change.
The 1900 south drift from the shaft has
run 4 feet in hard quartzite; we have
found harder quartzite IN this drift than
in any part Of the mine. The 600 rise
near the IA chute has been extended 80
feet in ledge matter ; indications good for
ore. The 600 rise, 600 feet east OF assure
drift, has been extended Is feet in ledge
matter and low grade ore indications
good for ore. The ore chambers hold out
well, and We are drawing on them for more
ore.
RUBY-DUNDER3ERa-The No. 7 ore body
below the 700 level is improving slightly
at present it is "a feet wide, of fair grade
ore. The Wine below the north drift
from No. 2 chamber, 80 feet below the 600
level, continues from l TO 8 feet wide
progress this week, 10 feet total 20 feet.
The north drift from No. 2 chamber, 5 5.feet
below the 600 level, is being advanced to
make connection with the above WINE
the prospects at this end OF the mine do
not look very favorable at present. The
No. 6 ore body, below the 600 level, is not
turning out as well as expected the
greater portion Of it is too low grade for
profitable working. There is no prospect
ing being done in this part Of the mine at
present. The miners are all engaged in
extracting ore, in order to keep the fur
naces going until the end of the month.
Have 81 men at work and 10 ~tributers,
and have shipped 108 toni Of ore during
the week.
BULLwHAcKER-The north stope above
the 325 level is producing very little ore at
present. The ore body has narrowed down
to q few inches in width in the last few
days. At present we are following small
stringers Of ore in various directions.
Have shipped So tons Of ore this week, and
have 8 men at work.
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YESTERDAYS STOCK SALES.
San Francisco stock Exchange.

FORMING BOARD.
260 Ophir-5A 5B
750 Mexican-9A ga
$50 Gould & Curry-3A 3So
200 Best & Belcher-7M TX
1850 ~Savage-160 ~ 100
551 Con. Virginia.
100 Chollar-llo
100 California-35c
200 Potosi-l4o ,o
1870 Hale q Norcross-lN l4o
lac Yellow Jacket-3l5 32o
Imperial-assessed 10c
60 Belcher-165
115 Co~nfidence-2A
425 s. Nevada-9 So blo
SO Utah-6A
so Exchequer-90c slo
275 Bullion-13O
d Seq. Belcher-3h
100 Justice-6oc
73O Union-13H
lO5 Alta-420
$50 C~aledonia-bo
100 Occidental
80 Andes-15c 7Oc
175 Bullion-13O s9o
100 Silver Hill-2Oc
100 Hegent-l0c
900 Golden Gete-2O5
BoAED.
$50 N~ayajo-25o
900 Albion-150
so Mt. Diablo-6R
100 Eureka Tunnel-lh
800 Bodie-24o
100 Tioga-1Oc
80 Bulwer-2S0
1o0 G~oodshaw-25o
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

The news came to town Tuesday but made
q circuit about the reportorial ~auricular
for the time being, that two staiwarts on
Ruby Hill had got into a wrangle over the
inevitable and ubiquitous "oharmer."
The first scene closed with victory perch
ing upon the iron grip-hook Of the con-
queror. The second scene, which was the
finale, saw victory triumphant astraddle
OF a cannon. And so doth glory transit
through this mundane sphere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
INSTALLATION Festayities.

Mountain and Eureka Lodges, l. o. o.
F., had a joint installation Of officers last
night. After the ceremonies and closing
OF the Lodges the two bodies adjourned to
the Jackson House Restaurant, where an
elegant spread had been in waiting, pre-
pared by those sumptuous caterers, Messrs.
Gibfried & Brisacher. The gentlemen OF
the three links dwelt at the tables for sew
eral hours, and made right merry OF the
feast, whetting their appetites with happy
speeches, In which the flowing bowl formed
an e%nlivening part.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
incorporation.

A certificate of incorporation Of the
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany OF Eureka District was filed with the
County Clerk OF Buffalo County, N. "
Dec. ~, 1881. The incorporators are Vim
Hengefer, Hiram Exstein, George F.
Wright, Lemuel NJ. Crocker. and John @.
Nagel. The capital stock is placed at
$500, 600, divided into shares Of $25 each.
The company is billed for 25 years, and
propose to operate in Buffalo and the State
OF Nevada.
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The JoIIities.

The Kansas City Journal says Of this
troupe, under date Of Nov. 2s: ga large
audience was present at the performance
in the opera house last evening, and
throughout the entire entertainment were
greatly amused. The Jollities are q jolly
set. and those composing the crowd are
well adapted to the parts they play. Much
enjoyment was derived from the musical
renditions."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
A New Member.

Our scissors man, 1t seems, got all the
degrees in the InArmary last night. In
the "Flue Dust" he inserted the follow
ing squib, which he forgot to credit to the
last day Of the week, the last day Of the
month, and the last day OF the year-a
triple termination OF dates which occurs
but three times In q century" The In.
Urinary got all their mathematicians and
astronomers together to prove the srsTr-
SEL's scissors inan wrong In his dates. He
takes the degrees, but wants the Bulletin
jotter to be treated with equal honor.
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Clothe Yourselves.

The White House clothing store comes
to the front this morning with a new an
nouncement. This magnificent emporium
offers good inducements to all who are in
want OF wearing material. The apparel
oft proclaims the man, and q shabby suit
is OF all things to be avoided II you want
to make q good impression.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Best & Belcher 7ssb TIA, Exchequei
Dob la, Potosi 140b 145a, Union l3Ss
13ks, California sob 35a, Hale q Nor
cross Ia b, Benton FOB 75a, Justice 60b'
Bullion 130b, Con. Virginia la, Choiia'
hob, S. Nevada SIS, Overman l3os, Con,
Virginia 95a, Savage 1hb, Silver HI
Dob, Seq. Belcher 3Ab, ophir o@s' iei'
low Jacket 320b, Alta 430b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

The officers yanked DR.. Lynn into the
cooler last night. and captured an entire
opium kit. including Ave cans OF the drug.
The Doctor has been the boss Chinaman
in the opium business, and his den one OF
the principal resorts of the pipe-hitters.
The Sheriff and his force are doing a noble
work, and 1t is to be hoped that they. will
continue il until the evil Is suppressed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

We return u undivided thanks to
Henry Roach Of Sweetwater, says our
Aurora contemporary, for a nice 8 pound
Christmas goose-the latest and most ten
der Of the specie it has been u good for
tune to flop our lip over during the whole
course Of our existence.
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WHITE PINE ITEMS.

From the News Of Saturday.
superintendent Foulke has furnished
us with the following statement OF the
bullion product OF the Star mine for the
year ending December 81, 1881:
Tons Of ore milled. ........... 6,497k
Value of bullion produced 80. S66, 031 81
The following shows the bullion ship
ment from Cherry Greek through Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'s Office for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1881, the December shipment be-
ing pretty closely appropriated:
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Turner House-A. d. Quantrell, Dia-
mond; j. @. Williams, Pinto Creek; j. B.
Right, Ruby Valley; j. shellanberger' Il.
Young, Ward.
Jackson House-St. George t. Bryan
Richmond mine; B. Y. Bullock, Gen. Z.
e. Common. NJ. J. Conner, 5, f..
Parker House-w. H. Gallagher, james
II. Duker, city.
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The Asylum.

The asylum contractors stopped for
neither Christmas nor New Years. The
time being limited, they have pushed
things with all their energy TO complete
the building on time. The work 10 being
rapidly and faithfully done. This Is the
voucher OF the Reno Gazette.
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who,e BIunder lie Its

It is reported. says the Reno Gazette
that neither J. M. Flanagan nor any Of
the Deputy Assessors ever qualified. II
this is true. II Ii believed that W. +.
Everett Is now de facto Assessor Of this
county, as he ia by law Assessor until his
successor Ia elected and qualities.
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n. a p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

YESTERDAY MORNING.
Anel;s n Corresa VIM Marlin
Mas Ella Duncan J Murphy
Um Cornm IA Stevens
p Rosslter L G Casey
w Jones Oo"uon
q Tracey
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
r n Robinson II Ieile
Gan p r. Common N J Conner
b V Bullock IL daib8her
OLIVER Wilson
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sale.

M. Karsky a grand clearance
sale Of his Winter stock Of clothing, in
Guiding mems, youths. boys and chill
dren's outfits, and furnishing goods, at
greatly reduced prices. Also hats. caps.
boots. shoes, blankets, quilts. trunks and
valises.
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belmont

Good progress is being made this week.
says the Courier, in putting the Belmont
Company's furnaces in place. superin'
tendeut westfall says that 1t will not be
long before the stamps will drop on the
company's ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

NJ. J. Franklin d Co. announce o reduc-
ton in price Of their wintelrdry goods for
the purpose OF making room for new in
voices. The ladies OF Eureka and v1cin-
ity should make a note Of this.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

DETROIT is destined to be one OF the
most populous cities In the West. IL 10
selling beer for three cents q glass.
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GRAND OPE MING
Fall and Winter Goods !
Maher & Manion's New Dry Goods Store

A 8 WE HAVE CLOSED OUT ALL OF OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK AT OUR
IA late learances SALE we can now ofr the public one of the leanet Md best assorted
stocks of DR. Goods ever offered in the twn to elect from. Our buyers navngu @d eei
to heir dvntaeet to give usa CALI efore purchasing elsewhere.
LADIES: II you wants nice Dress PATTERN and acheap one. 10 70 Maner& Mamons
as you can find nice sdechon, vayingin price from 10 c@sp per- yard to y per yTd.
Hyou wantan NIGEL Black SILK go to Maher& Manions, and you iii and nequAhue at
from 81 1913 per yard.
II you want nice COlOred Silk, go to Maher& Manonsa and seet their u ma ~
qualities 80.
II you wantn nice hck or cohred sahns. go to Maher & Manins and compare theirs 81
quality with that ttheo Other stores 81 Is
If you wanta nice DOlman Ulster " tere go to Maher q Manions
and save so per cent on each garment - -
If You wants any nice Under Elannels fry yourself ch1drn,g cote Maher& hanions
and set their difrntg trades from so cents upwards.
r you want any Fancy Goods; sIh as Ribbons. Taes; saesesN; .oa0y sd M
will save both m esnd money.
Table Liner, Napkins, Towels, Sheetings, go to Mahr \ Manions. Anc iyou VII
be sre tot get the woth of your money. Ftvec Cases Of Blankets. led Spreads and comfor
II you want nice white shirt go to Mshr b Mamou.m and you Twill. get nice "ort
ment at 81 as 81 90. BIS and % each.
If you wan IN Cndershirt n Drawers 60 to Mhn & Manions and elect them ~
so cents. IS cents. 81 so % and % 50 each. 80. :. ~u.uu.
II you want god vershfF you cang get them atSl II 100. u land szooea en' V sWng 10
MaherA nd Mamons.
You lean also gtI IL yards Glass TOwelfng for ...u $50. o.
You can also GET 2 yards Crash TOweling or...... 49,. $3.50. ...... 90
Yout ian also get1 2 yards LiningC Cambria for...... l y
You lean also get 9 yards suesia 70. 49,. $500 90
You can also ret 8 yards Linen Facing D
= Yu a ct anything and everything in the Dry Goods line at LESS
PRICES than at any o In tow At MAHER d MANIONB,
Corner + Mafnan md Clark Streets, Eureka.
TERMS. Strictly Cash aud One Price. 4 Liberal Discount to the Trade
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-26

isfranCs.-"I say, Mister Big Head, you seem
to be a little Of What ais you %
BIG E7ead-" Well, yes; you see I wa ous
with the boys last night and got kinder mixed
Efranger-"l II appears 50 from she looks o.
Zig Hea6-'tIt don't feel exactly like nv head;
'poars be kinder sweIlsd up, and as il 1t hai
rotion 20 bust and the pain is terrible"
Granger" II you will get bOttis Of Ballsy'E
Ealins ApeTlent, one or two doses viii put head
On vou,' that your friends would recognize"
Zig Head II do any thing TO gel rid Of 81
tins pain and suffering"
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
aches, clesnsss the stomach, unloads the bowels
unlocks the liver, relieves constipation ct once and
gives the bile chance 20 60. II has become the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, bill
i0usress, sick headache, heartburn, ACID stomach
and all diseases requiring real nice and pleasant
purgativs physic.
It never nsusestes nor gripe8, acts in one Or two
hours, and IL lust delightful and refreshing
drink, that everybody likes u.
Ii uncoUds aud cools the brain, GCets this nerves.
and IS si7ts qua for the headache Of ladies
Il mitIzzes the pangS Of rheumatism and goHss
relieves kidney and urinary ttruubls9 and pain IN
the back. For dyspeptlCs II acts Ike charm, and
has no equal IN curing c0nsttDTtst hd5tt. Is ~
highly recommended for persons who travel, for
merchants, clerks, mechanics, factory hands, stu
dents, teachers and all persons who lead closely
confined life and subject to headache dizziness
and torpid bowels. If you are troubled with
coated tongue, foul breath, loss Of appetite
eral slugrishness, Baey's Saline Aperleut WILL
pleasant and pslatsbla, and IS much cheaper fact
il is a regular family medicine chest within itself
y sparkles sud fCams Just like q glass Of soda
water, and 10 JUST as pleasant. 30 centa and sold
everywhere. J. P. DRoHGooLE & Co.,
PropTietoTs, Louisville, Ky
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TEgESTXEEES.
Their General Use In W ashInS-
ton.

Washington Letter in the Baltimore SUI.
Tricyces arc also getting quite com
mon enough to do away with some OF
the curiosity which Is expend. over
them as they appear. There are quite
number OF them in use, particu arly
among women and put TO more practi-
cal purp oses, too, than the altogether
"glddy' bicycle. Not few bicycles
carry their owners to work every day
and home again, but the tricycle. and its
passenger keep company all day. Mrs
Belva Lockwood, the lawyer first had
the courage to reign up her fiery steed
in front OF all the places, where she has
business every day, and she flies along
beside the car tracks in the greatest
and most unCOncerned manner,
although quite conscious Of the
sens ton she produces thereby. She
has a little screen stretched across the
front Of the vehicle which hides par
tiaI the vigorous foot movement nee
essary to keep i'll swift movement. Her
example and unconcern about peoples
ideas has no doubt encouraged the
other ladies, who have already boldly
appear.d on the avenue in the busiess
line of the afternoon and excited the
same staring that the Il st velocipedes
and bicy cles received. OF course it
is only matter OF time before the tri-
cycles WIN lie ia rs general USE as their
predecessors in Iocomotion Their
adaptability to general uses is
even moe strongly marked than
the bicycle. There is quite com
plex arrangement in the way of tricy-
cling, owned bt DR.. Bliss, Jr., affo ding
room for himself and a comfortable seat
in the rear for his wife Thus far they
only ride about Mt night, but are quito
enyel in the possession of such an easy
going vehicle. One Of the lady tricy-
cIists, wa .in< large white straw hat
attracted such general attention on the
avenue near Fifteenth street, one after
noon last week as to form cUrbstone
audience in atwinkling. The tricyclists
are confident, however. that they are not
ahead OF the time. and will soon be ac-
corded the same quiet interest that any
other method of selt-propusion gets.
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An Old womnn.s advice.

Aunt Rachel, writing to the Ciucin-
natl Enquirer, says "When you feel
unwell and think you must take medi-
cine, for goodness sake get the best II
You need a rene y that will make you
regular in your habits, give you a good
natural appetite, make your skin clear
and smooth, and remove all spots and
bIemishes that indie tie ilI-health; if you
wish to be free from mental depression,
fretfulness, peevishness, wakefulness
and other disorders, use Browns Iron
Bittprg '-523iw.
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no owners OF Brood Wares

Mr.. J. p. Welsh now has the thorough
bred Kentucky stallion Tom Best,
brought here and recently sold by Chas.
E. Calvert. He will hold him for service
to mares ut his stable on Mary street dur
ing the season.
Tom Best Is four years old, full sixteen
hands high, j blood bay with black p1iats
and perfectly sound, superior ami tr,c-
tiOnlcss-gaitcd, naturally a very fast trot-
ter. extremely fine and stylish. His pedi-
gree, form, color, speed and p.ice GER
family makes him a very desirable horst
10 breed to. Mares from distance will
have especial attention, but not response
bic for any accidents. Terms Tor service
Sl5.OO for the the season. | will show
you Tom Best'S full pedigree at the sta
bic, certified to by I. B. and w. p. Rob
eItsOn, of Kentucky, who raised him.
w. p. We sH.
VVooC Hc,- 10 1920 5OOif
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Waco, May 10, lSs2.-520tf


Every person desires to see and have
fin. photographs and oil paintings, and
you can Judge largely of the taste OF
persons by the number and st lie of
these works you find in their homes.
No one need be without them in Waco
now for ". D. jackson viii make any
thing from a TN type up to an oil PAINT
ing as nearly perfect as it can be made.
| He has the best facilities and makes the
most ornate and life like pictures you
can find.-042Stf.
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l. a never falling Cure
f,r nervous debility,
exhausted vitality D.,
seminal weakness ,
sppinlat0rrhwA, LONi
MANHOOD, iIupoten
ry, paraly sis, ami al
me terrible elects cl
saIf abuse, youthful
inllirs and eNcesses ol
lnaturcr ycHl g. such A.
oss of memory, lassl-
tude, nocturnal ennis
sion, aversion IT socie
~ Jiu.urSS OF vision