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MISCELLANEOUS.
An IntsFna! Revenue Officer Saved,

PROVIDENCE, August 81, 1882
ENDlToR OF BOSTON HERALD-DEAR SIR ::
~ During ny term OF service in the Internal Rev.
enue Department OF the United States, at the time
my office was in this city, was afflicted with a
severe attack of Kidney Disease, and st times sui.
fered intensely. received the medical advice o,
of our best physicians for long time without
being benefited by their prescriptions Being.dis-
outraged by the failure of the doctors to help me-
and being urged to use HUNTS REMEDY by
friend who had tested its merits, although reluctant
- try patent medicine, l was finally induced to
II, the REMEDY, and procured two bottles of it,
and commenced taking it faithfully according to the
directions
Before had taken it three days the exeruciat ng
pains in 10Y back had disappeared aud before had
used two bottles was entirely cured. Whenever,
from oyer-eXertion violent cold the p,ins in my
kidneys return, few doses of HUNTS REMEDY
quickly effects cure
Before closing beg to mention the remarkable
cure OF a friend of mine in New York CITY, to whom
recommended this valuable medicine He was saf-
fering severely from attack which was pro-
nounced BY his physician decided case of Bright's
Disease OF the Kidneys. obtained two bottles OF
HUNTS REMEDY for him, and he commenced tax.
ing it, and began to improve at once and was speed.
lily restored to health aud he attributes the saving
OF his life, under the blessing of merciful Provi-
dence, to HUNTS REMEDY
Another friend of mine in New York, to whom
recommended HUNTS REMEDY, was suffering
severely from kidney disease, and entirely cured
Of it after using this wonderful medicine only a
short period.
Feeling deeply grateful for the great benefits ex-
perenced by my friends and myself from the use of
HUNTS REMEDY, feel it to be my duty, as well
as great privilege, to furnish You this voluntary
and unsolicited statement of facts for the in-orma
ton of your large number Of readers many of whom
are undoubtedly suffering from this widely spread
ing scourge, and believe that 1t is the best meoi-
cine now known, and that it will cure all cases OF
kidney diseases that can be cured.
shall be pleased to confer with any one who may
desire an interview regarding the statements herein
contained. Truly yours,
RICHMOND HEESHAw, SO Messfr street
nc 3tMWF&sgW
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5HEssSH.


PORTLAND, December On Jones r,
heene, OF New York, has pl. ccd $3.50, coo in
the hands OF a banker here for Investment in
city property.
Z. z. Wilcox, who Isft here few Garg
since, taking with him s400 belonging TO MS
wife, was arrested at As-oria. where he hsd
registered 90 johnson. He had 1910 Of the
money on his person.
young man named Pearcy, while exam.
lining revolver at Becks gun store This aft.
erno9n, was accidentally shot by boy
waiting upon him. The boy had loaded a
pistol to show the working Of it aud by some
means discharged i, rhco.ing eff enc OF his
fingers, and the bullet then went through
the inside of PeSrcy's hip, barely missing the
feTnoral artery.
Robert Gilbert, 'lcngshoreman, while
shovshrs cgsi in the held If TIE British bark
PecdTag 2 yes@erd y, was fatally j. iursd by
coal bucket falling on lin. The rope was
cut on the winch by tbs csTelessness OF the
engineer, and the bucket fell from sloft, serik-
ing on tee hasch-combing and then On Gil
bef:'s heaa AMI hack, inf cling fearful
gsshes, which vii! probably prove fatal.
Mr.. j.. l.. Ra2hDer, while witnessing a
disp az of fireworks in front CT the Newman
ket Theater this evening, was strucl, in the
faca by skyrocke', stunning her and cutting
her cheek through and through. Her eye
viii be saved
Yesterday afternoon Lieu:ensnt Philip M.
Price. Uoited Srstes Engineer, Ia charge
OF the Government works at the Cascade
Locks, while superinten6lng the blssti0g of q
large rock at the edge of the river, was seri.
ous. injured. When the fuse wss Iirhsad
Lieuteps,. Price stationed himse,f behind a
large tree, SUI fest distant. Tie explosion
threw a large piece Of Fcak iato .So tree,
which crashed tbroc0a the branches. ssd u,
les foil struck him on tbs aokls, crushing Sc y:
frsl bones. A physician was summoned ;r5r,
Portland TO attend him. Il Is tn ought thss
anputstion will b. necessary.
Senator Sifers. Of Josephine C unity, y mem.
oSr OF the last legislature, is lying dagger.
ousiy II! IN this city, with sligkt hopes Of re-
covery.
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Enyigoraic, and be Healthy.

The source of niue-tenths of the bodily ills
OF mankind is deficiency of vital povsr
NJ portion Of The physical machinery can
stii2ieHty FerfaTm its allotted duty Il there
ia insufficient motive force in the sys,en. Tn.
vsgorste, therefore, in order 10 regain health.
For the restor alton Of lost vitsIilv Ho.ts..
'e'S Stomach Filters are the beet tonic that
can DO selected, sinee they not only impars
fresh Vigor into the debil;sated system, hut
overcome disorasrs OF the stomach. liver aud
bowels, which interfere with complete sssiu.
Hstlo'i ., TIE food, ard thus perpetus,e weak.
meas. lha Bisters likewise cure and rrevent
ira!@rioas feyegs. remedy Gebiisaiine nrinayv
tsouolts, and eiiGaiusie from tie blood through
the kidneys the I'M u,itiee wbieh originate
ecuI' raeuma'ism AID drcpsy. Ap5sti =
nisss.ioD' sisep-in short, gvery essential
Uss. " 'ieh
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NEsNADA AGAIN.

a. c. McALPIy, wiruemuccs, New, saws: al
take pleasure in bearing testimony that / have
sold in the past twenty years tEOuards Of bottles
of pr. WlSTAgS HAEsAm @T WELD
CHERRY, and have never known /. complaint
made against it. knew it from personal use to be
an excsl!ent and worthy PREPARATION"
R. NJ. KING, Granville, New. writes: at has
some very warm friends, who know its valuable
properties from experience. have al ,ays recon-
mended it when the choca WIS left to me- as have
been familiar with it fo- years.
N. WEBSTER, Virginia, New, says 81 have sid
WIsTAE's B4LsAS OF WEBB CHERRY
for a number OF years. 1t appears to give general
satisfaction among my customers, ami l do not
hesitate to recommend it TO all who rlay be suffer.
ing from Coughs, Colds and Lung Con- plants
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BRITISH CeLUas8EA,


VICTORIA, d. cembsr 9h.-Sir Nj. B. II.
Begby vas trying case teddy in which the
sum sun oil $50 vas involved. After Listening for
i've hours 10 tie evidepce the ross;.S-ata
pajlsd cut his purse and offered 90 I7y the
amount, but neither OF the parties youlj
agree TO that, ard tbs case was contiDued
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iTAEI.
Another Meeting OF s5Iners, Bankers and
Merchants.

NsV!V-ftIIS.
SALT LAKE, December 10h-A large
meeting Of miners. bankers AID merchants
was held last night in this city, to hear II e
report Ct the committee appointed 81 r-evi.
Gus meeting on the tariff on lead and lead
nTes. a delegate was appointed 10 go te
Washington 20 protest against a reGu.tia, f
the tariff or foreign load and lead orss, ss
proposed by the Tariff Commission. a,.d Pc.
tessoE L. l. Holden was appointed suca dels.
gate. a resolution was adopted iustruc,ing
Governor durrsy TO AK tie co operation cf
the Governors of the roineral PRODUCING
States and Territories II ibis important mat.
ter, and that they send delegates Il cooperate
with the delegate from Utah. A lively later
est Is manifested il this question here, az 4
is importance ia fully understood.
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- Slow and steady WIGS iha rae. =
STEADILY, bat not slowly, Kidney Wort il ois.
,ancing all competition for uniysrs i po,,n.
iarity and usefulness. This celabr.tsd ~.
coy can now DC obtained 10 the usual orv veg.
esaele form. or IN liqaid fern. 1t ia nu; M n
me latter way for toe especial conve. inca AZ
,oose wso canEct readily prepare il. l. will
sq1al fiicieney 10 either form. Read adyer.
tisement '"'et-
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san kranciseo s,oes ss,ss.
Fear Sns.

All kidney and urinary complaints, espe-
cialy Bfights Disease, Disbetes and Liysr
troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and last.
i,ngly cure; Cases exactly ike your oxr have
2sen cured In your own neiahhorhcol, and
you can find relisbie proof at home Of What
Hop B:tters has and can do.
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NEVADA.
Prisoners Sentenced.

AUSTIN. Decenber 10.h.-The prisoners
convicted in the District Court were Sentenced
yesterday as follows: Annie Peterson (col.
oredh arson. II years; Lpuis LeGrsnd. as
sauit 9Th intent to XII, Is months; Giro
lomo Roconi. rlauslaughter, three years.
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Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. a6, 1881.

aAAShSAHJ O44iOJ -NOF. EoJ 1901.
Gentlemen Ill have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion of spirits, and loss of appe-
tite. l have taken several different
medicines, andwas treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen. but | got no relief.
1 thought l would try Browns Iron
Bitters | have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-soreness
all out of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan Justly be
Called the king Of medicines.
JOHN X. ALLENpsR.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Boy Shot Thronsh the Left Eye Railroad
Accidents-The Tariff Question al salt
iake-susy Day for the San Jose Core.
her-fire IN Fresno County = ChiIa's
menu crushed by GravesfOne-Im-
iense Gold Nngaef-Fa'ai Runaway Ae.
ciaent-iiems from Oreg0n-Etc.
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Wanted Work Teams 6 FGamSt8rS

Tg7HE NAToMA WATER AND MINING COM
A pany viii pay follows: For uss of horses
weighing !, 100 or 1000 pounds, 30 cents per day
and found for four and six-hoTse Transfers, $50
per month ard found ; for two-hoTse teamsters, SIG
per month and found. Apply at Folsom, Sacra.
mento county, Cal. no 2w
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yEs Gstra PerrsA aud zus5s- HzEaf-ef.
uTiug Cor observation-disclosures oi G;s5Eaf Gooas
OF every description. Psteu.ees Of the celebrated
"Ha,tesc Gross BraDS' Csrhoiizcj Hsse. Garner
First and Market strests. J. W. Tzyi5G, Nans.-ar.
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hEvITALIzfNG the blood is absolutely ,ecss-
sa,y lof ths cure of general debility. veak.
ness, iasslinde. etc. Tee bsst enrirhsr of m.
bleed Is Browns Iron Bitters. - sn'
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William NJ. Evarts ard Mr.. Be.man
have ma. offered $500 for a publis library a.
windsor, VT, ii the citizens will raise ss
much rore. They also promise an adai.
tional contribution of $50 a Year after the
library is established.
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HARDWARE. IRON, STEEL. Ere,

C, Hsrrusany. 81 Gc.-MAnu.ac.urars and im.
porters No. go X army st resr Pine. the hayst
hats at the lowest pricss Factory: Il Baideu 81,
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can fnd fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How? By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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8ayortiseDen:s OF I've Hnes IN this department
nsrted for % cents for time three timed tor 60
nsnts or Is cents PEI week
~ ENTLEMANS EURSE-APPLY TO ALBERT
VI SWEET, Room 10, over Postoffice. d93t-
SNANTED-MALE RANCH HANDS, s28 TO
~ $50; Leveemen, $50 Cheesemaker, $50 :;
WoodchOppers, 81 IS to s. per cord Boy for Chores
SIS. Female: Cook and Housekeeper, S25 Girls for
Housework, $40 to 500. MASTERS G. co. IS Employ
ment Office, Eighth street, between } and X. Oft
"AETED-MALE: SIX RANCH HANDS,
w wages SIG; Cheesemakcr, $40; Car
penter, SO per day; 4 Walters, $50 to S35 2
Cabinetmakers, 8 Cooks, 80 Men to Chop and
Grub Stove Wood, IS to So 50 per cord: Man
to Run an Orchard, good wages FEMALE: Six
GIris for Homework, $l2 to SO per month ; a Gill
for Chamberwork, SIS 2 Girls to Wait; Eurse.
girls. Apply TO HOUSTON & CO.'S employment
Office Fourth sud streets, Sacramento. su13.1ptf
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REsTAURAr.Ts.
RUgHpn AND OH. coops.

E1.;r'> fsessIy 1akeTF seS Essbles
saioon-Ko $50 HaTkct street. WeIdia.y uAsss
Zoe c-esin o. STAR ie,lies etc., Constantly ca esto
Families srlf Diiej
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ESawiey E-Cs' Hardware Ea,-iEGpaf:ay5 az
H4rdsare sad Agricultural Implements. s:os ST.
B., $685. SGT and 800 Hartst 6,rset, san rraac!5co.
Caro!an, Cay IS C0--Inpcrters q Ha-i.ar,,
Iron and Steel. Agents Tor the Pilis5lrg Steal
Weeks, Northwestern Horse Nail Couip2av, apd
Southington Culsry Co. Nos. i23 ana l:z Fioi.r
street. and Nos. 1T and 1l3 California street
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EDUCATIONAL

sustsa sssfes.-Ptonoer Druggist, removed 20 ~
Montgomery St.. s. f. Country orders solicited
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HCs!sjESs C0SlEGEg,
Pacific sSgsiacss college AID Tstezrap;r:s
Institute--{Lne Scholarship, for ful Buginccs
Course, 500. ". Z. Chamberlain Jr., and l. A.
Robinson, Pfoprletorg, No. $40 Pest street, epro-
site Union Square, s. T., Csl. Send tor Girvplsrs.
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETY..

n. 2. Sreesef q co,-Import!ng AID Esnufs;t-
1rtng Statisncrs PrinteTs E,ad L.ithcs1-pas.s Nos
u.s. al ard $40 Push street. s.ove saaserae
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HATS,

ges.oel Of Engineering, su-Ssy,r.s, gra~
e and Asssyiag, g Pos. s.. s.. Van der Es.ilsa.
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ssCEAMEHTo RECC41-tnTCa,
ssn Iraas3.e. once, &c. 8 New s,ont-on,,
ery street (palaee HctsD--J. n Sharpe, Agsrt
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CALIFORNIA.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS,

ssuIebaxer ESrSs, &enHsaeEsrine Ce.--Ss.
pository, 81 Market street s. Il. IEla=n, Manager.
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o23 1p2iwHThGssw
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SAN FRAHOISuO CARDS.
SAfs FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IAGPLENENTS,
SeorRe A. Davis 6 Co.-lanuiac:urers Agents,
227 and 1926 Market street.
Baker ii DaCiiiton-importers CT Agricultural
implements and Hardware Agents Of the Ranics
Agr'l Works Junction market, Pine and Da is sts
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

Post as second c., matter
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of I've lines IN this department are
nserted FOR 70 Cents for one time three times tor 60
esuts or Is cgnis par week.
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attention PRETTY MEDIUMBROWN CoLORED OVERCOATS
the EXTRA FINE ONE collar,
NOTIFIED with BROWN AND THE BEST CHINCHT.LA, at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27
Unity Items.

Seeing that your old correspondent from
Unity seems resting under the incubus OF
lethargic spelI, since his late defeat Tor the
IL. 0. d., will you pardon "a new hand ut
the bellows" if he attempts to send You the
news.
This town has furnished Hymen with two
grooms and three brides within the past
twelve months, and the cry is "still We sac
rifice."
Mr.. Perry Ensey will spouse Miss Bette
Kinsey, only daughter of John G. and Mary
A. Kinsey, on Wednesday next at the Metho-
dist Protestant Church here The bride is
a granddaughter of the late VIM. Price,
and most estimable young lady. Her
amiable disposition and kind heart are SIRE
to cast halo of brightness around the
hearthstone OF the fortunate groom. May
their Lares and Penates never be broken
and their pathway through the benedictive
land be uncovered with the aesthetic lily
and rose.
DIR. Nelson, formerly of st. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, now of the Brookevile
Academy, sometimes fills the pulpit of the
chapel here in most unexceptionable man
ner.
The Sunday School at Mt. Carmel has ad-
journed until spring.
Our public school is even more prosper
GUS than ever before known, having nearly
seventy names on the roll, with heavy
daily attendance. Mr.. d., who presides over
the young idea there, assisted by Miss Brown,
has been selected as one of the Disputants
at the next meeting Of the Teachers Insti-
tute.
Our people are opposed to boilers, whether
from the party nomination or caucus and
they do not believe that true, unterrifei
Democracy, that which is of the body and the
soul, ever cuts such capers. Our people are
Democrats from principle; they believe in
genuine principles of Democracy, held by
the fathers and founders of the Republic !;
those cherished principles which underie
the whole structure Of our institutions, and
they believe that the Democratic party only
(Regular) can bring it back to the safe an
chorage of the constitution, to the paths Of
Integrity, economy and fidelity To the peo-
Pile. Hence they believe in organization,
district, county, State and national and thus
believing and working for the success of
the whole Democracy, they cannot conceive
how any kind of boiler, can be a consistent
part of the homogeneous whole.
II our presence is agreeable We may call
again. OSCAR.
Jan. 23rd, 1889.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27

Weddings The Presbyterian Church
of this town was densely crowded with
friends and relatives on Wednesday even
ing last to witness the marriage of Nj. John
J. Higgins, a popular merchant of this place,
and Miss Laura 9. Muncaster, eldest daugh-
ter of our much respected fellow-townsman,
o. z. Muncaster, Esq. Rev Z. p. Flournoy
united the couple in matrmony. The bride
was dressed in dregs Of wine silk and wore
a bonnet TO match. The church had been
tastefully decorated through the kind Office
of the brides lady friends. In front of the
pulpit an arch of evergreens had been reared,
from which was suspended marriage bell
wrought Of white camellias, and upon the
pulpit there had been erected a pyramid
OF innumerable lilies and lighted candles.
Many handsome presents were received by
the couple, both at home and from abroad.
After the union hearty congratulations were
extended to the bride and groom and they
proceeded Immediately from the church to
the depot for New York City. They have
our warmest wishes for a long, prosperous
and happy life.
On Wednesday afternoon last Mr.. Alex
Gassaway, son Of John II. Gassaway, Of
this county, was married TO Miss Bette
Miller, at the brides home, near barnes.
town, quietly in the presence Of friends and
relatives.
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Contributed.

Mr.. Editor The marriage of Mr.. Arthur
Williams to Miss Annie f. Dawson at the
residence of the brides father, James M
Dawson, Fair Prospect" near Dawson
vile, on Wednesday, the 18th inst, was one
OF the happiest and prettiest events of the
season. Many relatives and near friends
were present to witness the ceremony. The
house was pretti y ami tasteluliy decorated
with cvergreens and flowers. Large lusloons
Of cvergreens We're suspended from each
corner of the p,rlor and caught in the cen
tire oi the ro III, from which was suspended
large AMI handsonio marriage bell, COM
posed OF daphne, bouyarlla, geranium, he
liotrupe and other flowers of the season, a
large Gaia lily cntwnod with smi,ax form
ing ciapper.
Promptly at B O'Clock the Rev. Henry
Thomas, OF ST. Peters church, PoolcsviIie
advanced 10 the centre OF the room, over
which was suspended the marriage bell
After moments waiting, u party of the
brides lady friends entered the room. sue
ceeded by the bride and groom elect, and
separating, formed an aisle through which
the happy couple passed on to the minister
The laughter and jests Of the happy throng
Of friends now gave way to stiffness and
silence, and profound solemn seemed Il
have caught up every expression of levity
and every lighter mood. The marriage GER
emony, with graceful composure, was then
proceeded with, at the conclusion of which
the happy pair received many congratula-
tons and well-wishes.
The bride was looking very sweet and
pretty, and was attired In garnet silk and
velvet; hair dressed low on her neck, with
silver comb; her only ornaments were dia.
mond earrings, which were worn by her
mother and grandmother on similar occa-
sons.
The bride and groom were the recipients
of a great many pretty and useful presents
Some cake baskets and butter dishes were
particularly handsome.
After congratulations and few moments
conversation, the company and bridal party
were invited to the dining room, where was
spread sumptuous repast consisting of the
fruits and delicacies Of the season. The
bridal party after partaking of refreshments
started for the evening train on their tour
north, accompanied by the best wishes OF
their friends for pleasant trip and long,
happy lite.