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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-03-23
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-03-23
Health is Wealth.

Dr.. +. {. VESTS NERVE AND BrAiN TEL. TalE,'T,
aspecinc for II vStrri. Dizziness Cl:s i>l- <srN
Headache. Mental Depression, Loss 81 IitiuurS r
atorfhtea iIil"tcCy, Involuntary i2t.is i.,
ture Old As. caused by oNtr,eEesttnii. :. la! s
overeindulgenCe, which !eais 10 misery, ,yN AID
death. one box viii care recent c.-e>. Hart. hos
coutIdLs one months treatment. GEe dollar l~,E.
six bOSes for III collars sent - l.l-.i r,-..i
ceipt OF price Ne guarantee six tuN,S .: c
With each nlsT r.t,l ed 10y u inr ~ !,.N,~
painted with fl tuliarS Will send lice. lt., ..rI
our written yuv'> return thS money j. Tie at
ment does not FL ct cure. tiFBa a:t'S issued ~
IAMkIE X CO. prUgg stS ThiT,i Strr ,"yltr " AHA
sha 81. Patti Mimi Orj a. 10y isah VIII receive
prompt attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
Literary Notes from The Century Co.

J. 7. T|rowbridge Is TO contribute the leaC-
ing serial story 90 ST. NICHOLAS during the
coming year. 1t will be called The link
ham Brothers Tide-Mill," and, like all OF
his stories, while neither unnatural nor
oycrdrawn, will be vivid in style and excl
ting in incident. Many fathers, who are
now subscribing to 81. Nicholas for their
children. will recall their own delight in
reading his "Neighbor lakewood and
" CudjU's Cave
ST. NICHOLAS has . long array OF at
fractions for the coming year. Besides the
serial story by =. T. Ttowbridge, there will
be q historical novelette, OF the thirteenth
century. by Frank Il. Stockton, author OF
d" Ruddcr Grange, etc. The story Of
Robin Hood" by Maurice Thompson, au-
thor of The Witchery of Archery a
capital story of the battlefield OF Pleyna,
during the Russo-Turkish war, by Archi-
bald Forbes, the wal correspondent q nov
el play for Young people. by William NJ.
Baker, author OF His Majesty, Myself,
with other plays aud special features by
Mary Cowdcn Clarke, l.. :. Brooks, and
Others an article on Elizabeth Thompson,
the celebrated painter of battle-scenes,
written by her sister, and illustrated with
several fine sketches by the artist herself,
drawn expressly for ST. NICHOLAS. Then
there will be q short serial dealing with the
great Mississippi food of 1882, and stories
by Louisa VI. AIcott, II. II. Boyesen, W.
o. Stoddard, joaquin Miller, Noah Brooks,
Edgar Faweett, and other distinguished
writers. The new year of ST. NICHOLAS
begins with the November number.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
Pole Raising.

We are indebted to the Spirit for the fol-
lowing report of the Pole Raising, and Re-
ception Given Hon. Wm l.. Wilson or
Saturday last
A Wilson pole was raised at this place on
Saturday afternoon last. The Affair was at
tended with some difficulty and much labor,
but by the udtiring efforts of Gen. John /.
Colston and his able corps of assistants, IT
was raised before sunset, and upon a beau
tiful hickory. standing one hundred feet
above ground, foated to the breese two
streamers bearing the names of Wilson,
Melvin. fotke and Rider. The huition OF
the labois of the large assemblage present
was hailed With prolonged and Joyous shouts,
and above all foated the strains of sweet
music, furnished by the Clipper Brass
Band" of Middleway, 4 handsomely uni-
formed organization, which did itself and
the town ii represented much credit on the
occasion.
1t having leaked out from a private tele-
gram sent his family, that the Hon. VIM. L..
Wilson would reach home from Morgan
town that evening, the speaking was post
poned until after nightfall. After supper
our citizens, with a large number from the
country who had remained, repaired to the
b. * O. depot. snd as the Winchester Ac-
commodation train moved in the clipper
Band" awoke the echoes with sweet music,
and rs Mr.. Wilson stepped from the cars,
such cheers were given a made the welkln
ring. He was escorted to the hack by Hon:
W. II. Travers and Capt George Baylor, and
taken to the Court-House. where there was
speedily assembled notwithstanding the
lateness of the hour, 81 o'clock avery large
and apprcciative audience. Judge Green, OF
the Court OF Appeals, was called to preside,
and Mr.. Wilson being called for, came for
ward. very much embarrassed. Although
usually one OF the most polished, ready and
fluent speakers, the reception given HIM at
his old home, 10y the friends who had known
him from his earliest infancy, and all so
urcxyected. was such ~ toalrlost overcome
him with the emotions whichitstlrreG With
in his breast. He returned most hearty
thanks. however. for the honor conferred,
and promised to make good use OF the lew
remaining DAYS Of the campaign IN comDat-
ting his opponents at every point. In Jeher-
son, he conceded, it was useless Tor nm 10
waste his time, a. her vote, a. was evidenced
bv this demonstration, would be given HIM
as largely if not larger than ever for any
Democrat. II, would, therefore, after
spending Sunday at home, strike i,r lamp
shire county, and take the stump at once.
Mr.. Wilson was followed By Hon. VIM. Il.
Traycrs. in a brief BIZ; eloquent address,
speaking in the highest terms Of the nomi-
nee Tor Congress, and urging the best efforts
of the Democracy in bringing out a iuli
vote Of the party on this the "on-year. IS
Il is called, in elections. Isaac Fouke, Esq,
Capt. George Baylor and Judge 1. {. Green
each followed in short addresses, after which
adjourned one of the most enthusiastic and
pleasant political meetings ever held in
Jefferson county,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
CYaFia County clippings

From the CoHrja:
Maj. :. j. c. Moore last week took tho
oath OF Office Tor mayor OF Berryyillc, Il po-
>ition TO which he was recently elected.
During a match game Of base ball, play
cd between the Charlcstown 9, and the
Wildwood @, on Saturday last, Richard Estcp
had his nose broken 10y a bail.
The barn Of Mr.. II. u. Alexander, sew
eraj mile, wcstof BefryyiIle, was DESTROYED
by fire ON Friday night, along with wheat,
hay aad farming implements.
On Tuesday morning, about ) o'clock,
the barn on Mr.. Leo. " beat's farm, situa-
ted about Smiles east OF Berryyiile, was
destroyed together with most o! its con-
tents, by fire. There were in the barn 500
bushel, OF wheat, .two-itths of which be-
iongcd 70 Mr.. Wheat and the remainder to
his tenant, Mr. Wiilingham, a lot OF hay,
and seven tons OF fertilizer, all OF which
were consumed. Two straw stacks situated
near the barn were also burned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
WINCHESTER ITEMS.

From the Ncts:
Mr.. George Bromley, a thrifty farmer and
worthy citizen of this county, was severely
kicked in the side by horse last Sundat.
Mrs. NJ. Funkhouser, in her Slst year,
living near Zaue's old forge, in this county,
was 20 unfortunate as to fall on the I'd in
slant. sustaining severe injuries from which
she has since died.
His friends will be sorry to learn that Mr..
Henry Bcsore was stricken with paralysis
at his home in this place last Sunday and
is vet lying in a critical condition. We un-
derstand. however, that he is recovering his
speech gradually.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
Of West Virginia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

NHEEifNG, August ~ lN-
II, He Commissioner ef Elcrt,a ~ Gr >,i
Cobmties 81 tc Sfafc II Vet l.r4nift
WurKrts. 4 vacancy exists in thc o9i,e 90
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT 90 tl-
PEALS of this state. for the term % ,nI n.n.
ending CA the 3ist day of December. i,>i bog.
reason of the resignation To- take clrr 900 tN
Isl day OF Jane. 1851, OF the Hon q T. D.
Moore. one of the Judges thereof anI inclm-
bent of said term
Aso WHtRc,s. More ttan two years Hii
clapso from tine time of tie resignation 90 le
Hon. &. =. T. Moore, Juige A. Alofc.aid. TO ihe
end of tho TEN, for which ho wasclccted
Nov. rHEsrfoRE. !, JACOB b. JACKSON
Governor uf the State of West liria. D.
virtue o. the authority in me vested, hereby
command ynu. the said tDmniis-ionc "t fIH
ton. i'm the name Of the state OF Wet Nir''
ia. 20 causra poll to ho opened and 400 o.,f.l
tobe heal at the several place. of voting 40
your respective counties, on the
.Secoad Tyesdgy n Ocfob0, i. r. lSo2
to-nit. on the tenth day thereof-it i~inc fho
day of the next general clecii0n--bpr tht iJr.
pose Of choosing . Judge 81 thc supnpgclt,
pf .ApppaA. 30 .hll tie N-'g.nrf ln anl oi'
ca1-ed hy ihc resignation Cd tic Irn .. T. B..
Moore. iaie Judge as Aforesaid.
Is Nr@as WuIIUI. hat
hrr-uutu -ot us hrni rI.
affixed thp Less >'ni of OBJ.
lse,.l state. 80 tAc Capitol
Whec.iag thi, 18th tAt .
Auguut. &. p.l,S2 1Gi nf
State tIe twcnii 900.
Ry the Governor.
R,sDolpR S%rNNA.rR jE.
Secretary ~ State
September =. 1s52-H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
70 the Public.

THE Charlcstown Mill, operated by the wa.
4 dcr>isned, will BE- closed ia q ieN days i"i
repairs. Meanwhile my customers will be- ac
c~oinmodated "a, usual. and after such repair
and improvements tie Mil will BE- ia q shape
for us to dobettcr work than ever before. Hay.
inc rented for a ,trm of year. | propose I,
bring the reputation of the Manufacture %
this old established Mill up 20 the fuiig-t SIAN
darI. and by attention To business and fan
dealing. rope to merit q liberal patronage.
JuIy - ls.2-tC. C.P. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30

Hon. Nm. l.. Wilson, the Democratic
Candidate tos Congress is not letting the
grass grow under his feet. He plunged into
the canvass at once. bespoke at Heyser,
in Mineral. on Monday night; At Romncy,
in Hampshire, on Tuesday; Wednesday at
Mooreicld, Hardy county; thence went to
Petersburg in Grant, Franklin in Pcndleton,
and over the mountairs to Beverly in Ran
dolph, Philippi in Barbour, 81. George in
Tucker, Grafton in Taylor, and backto Mar
tiasburs. And so far as seen things look
promising. But-wemUst not relax-eyeTy
effort must be put forth, every democratic
voter must feel it incumbent upon himself
60 work, to do all in his individual power,
so that a handsome majority may be rolled
up-such q vote as viii 20 towards fiingU mp
any possible gaps elsewhere the result ofun-
toward causes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30

Do go, underestimate the strength of the
Toe. Democrats, YOU have willy enemy in
vour front-a well-disciplined force backed
by the power of the stalvart administration
and of the Almighty Dollar wrung 10y the ,
per ct. assessments from the ho-te of Office
holders. There will be no break in the
ranks of the Republican Phalau2. DO not
let them slip in Independent wedges to III
vide YOU. They purposely put personally
clever men into the field TO tempt You from
your party fea,ty. Don't be deceived-do
not, be a party in the least degree 10 "a diyi-
sion OF DESCRIPTION. Every Democrat ought
TO votc-ought 10 vote astraight, uu~tratch-
cd democratic ticket. Vote for Wilson.
SNYDER. Melvin. Fouke and Rider. There's
= ~rhythmical expression in that ticket that
the license ofthe poet can't eNtort from Ma
son. Janney, Higganbotham and BUTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
Pressuterv II Wincae.ter


The Presbytery of Winchester convened
I'm the Presbyterian Church at Berkeley
Springs on Wednesday evening, September
both. The opening sermon was by Rev. j.
J.. Sherrard, after which the body was call
ed 90 order and Rev. John Johnston. of Pc
tersburg, Grant county, was elected Moder-
ator, and Rev. \. : Nofett and W. W. b.
Gallaher chosen Temporary Clerks. Tven-
ty-two Ministers and nineteen Ruling Ed
crs were present, The Reports from thirty
Is two Churches were read. and exhibited
an encouraging condition Of things material
and spiritual.
Rev IN. Campbell from the Presbytery
of Lexington was received, anu having &C
cepted a call from the Strasbrrg Church, or
der was taken forh lis Installation on the 18th
OF November.
Licen,iate W. d. White accepted the cali
90 Harper's Ferry, and the necessary steps
were taken for his Ordination and I~nStalla-
ton ON saturday. 7th 1t October. at l0l A. NJ.
L|icentiate +. ". +. Pitman was received
from the Prc>bytcry OF East Hanover. His
examination having beer sustained and his
trial sermon approved as satisfactory he was
Ordained as an Evangelist on Saturday eve
n;ue-Rey. Dr. Hopkins preaching the SER
non and Reys. John Johnston and VI. W.
Woodwork making the ordination prayer
and charge. The services were unusually
impressive. Nr. Ii'man is 20 labor in the
Allegheny feld-becoming the successor of
the lamenjtl Cosuer.
The name of the White Post Church was
changed to NiueveA."
Acase of reference from the Elk Branch
church was considered at some length, bur
final action was postponed until the next
stated meeting. The Overture on Mari
are 10 q deceased wife's sister, sent down
10y the General Assembly, was referred 20 q
committee. consisting of Rows. J.. a. Scott,
IN. Clymer and r. II. Fleming, 20 report
At the next meeting of Presbytery. Pres
hytery having heard of the illness Of Rev.
J.. 4. Armstrong adopted a minute expires
siye Of sympathy. and made provision for
supplying the pull its At shepherl,towa
and Kearneysyille during his inability to
meet his appointments.
A Pastoral Letter TO Elders and Deaeors
was presented, and adopted, and ordered to
be distributed among the families of Pres
lytcry. \ special committee was appoint
ed. consisting of RevS c.. ". White. g.. A..
Scott. W. II. Woods, and elders A. Arm
strong 4ad W. W. b. Gallaher to prepare
and report to Presbytery a Pastoral letter
addressed to the members of our churches.
Much business was accomplished there
were interesting discussions; the sermons
were marked by ability, and hemeeting al
together was Of a harmonious and delight
fl character. The hospitality Of the e:ti-
ems Of Berkeley Springs was most generous,
md elected a resolution expressive of the
thanks Of the Presbytery. The B. * O. Co..
by reduced fares, and 10y facilities afforded
evoked an expression of thanks. On Satur-
day night the Presbytery adjourned to the
7thof October for the Ordination aud install
alton Of Mr.. White at Harpers Ferry. as a
oresaid. and the next stated meeting viii
be held AT Strasburg. IL" Wednesday before
he Full Moon i'm April. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30


The Convention of the y. NJ. c. \. for
the states Maryland and West Virginia,
viii convene in this town on Thursday
evening. October 18th, at o'clock, in the
Baptist church. Several addresses will be
delivered, oc (which due notice viii be Civ
en-. Our citizens have responded literally
Tor the entertainment Of the delegates and
he association of our town are expecting
a good time spiritually. The convention
has It's delightful feature>-young men from
an parts of the states are brought together
in christian fellowship and brothcrly coun-
sci. and friendships are formed rhichpfove
lasting. Il inspires those, too, who may
feel somewhat discouraged in their home
work. to meet so many vino know how TO
sympathize and give needed counsel. 1t
sends them away with more hope and cour-
age. The effect on the place where the
meetings are held las never failed to be
good, particularly when the delegates come
with am earnest and praycrful purpose
This, We hope snd feel, viii be the case in
Charlestown. Everybody Is welcome toat-
tend the meetings, and We trust our people
viii turn ont largely. Rev. II. VI. Whar-
ton. OF Baltimore, will address the conten-
sea on Friday night oct 18th in the Pres
bvterian church-Sri-t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30

The storms Incident to the Equinox have
been very destructive in parts ofthe country
in New Jersey much properly was de
stcoyed. For several days past heavy rains
have fallen here almost without intermis-
siol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
EnGapcnGFsEi enH 'ii&l for
pEOwSe Of E;Gs1SGsGS.

II announcing myself a. an independent
1 Candidate for the House Of Delegates, ] will
say, that if elected ! viii 20 to the Legislature
for 'hd sole purpose of representing the
pcoj|- oi Jefferson County 20 the best OF my
ability. | hold that a Public Agent is the >sr-
ant vi the ProiI N re nrifti,, sho,ft be rs
csarirji9p. Keeping that in View | viii care
fully endcavOr to ascertain the sentiment ol
the people Of tie County on all qUes-
lions affecting their Interests by inviting sug-
g%cstious from the representative men. ard by
Petition from the Masses. both Of which
pledge myself 70 respect and ohcg.
JAMES u. BUTT.
Snnt Is Ise2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30

I ANNOUNCE myself as an iploperdcnt
L Candidate fer the State Sena'e, 10 c~rrc>rai
the connie. of Jefferson. Berkeley and Nor
san. in ihe next legislature. I'ihg q native
OF Berkeley County ! i.ei a. tEuIt.h ! ain ruI
. pcrlccj stranger. ard If elected, will try and
reprcsen The general Interests ui TIE Prpile.
JOHN T.JANNEY.
Son ~ J. tSs1-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
Special .v0fiCc.

THESHENANDOAH VALLEY r. X, COW
Il PANY now offers special lndncemenis 10
nersons desiring TO visit the CAVERNS of LII
RAY. during the months of July, August and
September. and in order that thoscpersons who
do not wish to accompany large excursions
may be accommodated, Errtrsion Tckefs, inclu-
ling admission TO the Cdrcrss. will he sold TO
small parties of not less than Ten Persons, at
SDcciaf Reduced Rates. Orders for these tickets;
in lots of not less than ten, will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned, ana VIII
he made good To return. two days from day of
sale. and will be good OF al regular trains. As
the sale of these tickets i limited to the months
OF July. August and September, it is desirable
that all applications should be made Is early as
possible.
Very Respectfully.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
Tiny 81 1882. Div. Fri. Il Pass. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
TWENTY-SEyENTH ANNUAL
Il u H IL II n
OF THE

Agric'i & Mechanical Association
of Washington County, Hagersto*n, Md.
OCTOBER II, Is, - d 20, 1882
MODEL Grounds and Buildings, the most
Va accessible. convenient and compleleln the
State of MARYLAND. our Exhibition Hall is the
LARGEST in the country. our reception room
offers to ladies the comforts aud convenience
of home. Our Grand Stand Supplies seats,
Restaurants will be able To feed all, and the
entertainment we offer in the way of exhibits
and amusemcnts will delight arnuse and IN
struct all.
TROTTfNG & RACING EVERY DAY.
Steeple Chascs and Hurdle Races IN Wednes-
day and Thursday. Exhibition OF COLES,
Bicycle Contest, and
Pu5l;c Aaction Of som Of the Finest Stock
IN the C0nntry
on Friday. The Grounds have been greatly
improved and provided with constantly flow
ine fountains OF pure water, furnishing an a
bundant supply for propclling machinery, etc.
The programme has been arranged so as 10
provide for the Entertainment OF All. no mat
Ter how varied their .astes. The fair j. for
R~ecreatscHi Amusement nd instruction
No pains have been spared to make the eX-
hihit Of Mechanical, Household ard Industrial
skill, generally, thc most complete ever seen at
q County Fair.
Correspondence with the leading stock breed
ers OF the country has secured the finest eNh1b-
it of blooded cattle and horses ever made in
Western Maryland.
We promise to have thc best r'air. aud to Of
fer the most Amusing and entertaining pro
gramme ever presented in the Cumberland
Valley. Comc all and see that We keep our
Five -ailroads viii bring everybody who
wants to come at half-flrc. For premium list
apply to the Secretary. For privileges or let
tings apply 20 the superintendent.
G.. ". IfEMlICHOlSE, Frest.
II. \. McCOMAS, Sup't.
+. \. WTrNER, Sccy.
sriicmhgr 20. fSs2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
NVNhs. VI ''hSi'vHf tV-Nl
little County Court, August 7srm, lSS2.
list Dav.)
County of Jefferson, To-

4 Term of said Court begun and held ,
"a the Court ousein ChailestOwn, Mouds,
the 9TH day of August, 1852.
The Court makes the following appoin,mo..
of Commissioners and Canyassers of Election.
At the different places of voting in this COUNTY
for the next two years, viz:
/. CHARLEsrowN.-Georgc BAYLOR. FL MN.
ming. b.. +. L~eisenring. commissioners j. Ia.
Duke. C,eon Moore, E.J. Williams. Canyas,e-
.. ZoAR ScHooL-Housr. (Charlcs,uwn d..
trict).-Jamos w. Glenn, George Curry. J.l
NJ. Daniel, Commissioners.
3. SHEPMERDsrowN.-E. G. W. Herr. John n.
little, David Billmyer, Commissioner. j. $
Bragonier, g.. 4. Licklider, John kcplinepr
Canyassers.
4. DUFsiEtDs, (Shcahcrlstown District.-
Joseph r. Hess, Adam ;. Link. ID. G.. Adams
Commissioners.
3. HARPER's FERRY.-Jamcs Conway. J. CAV
alier, W. I. Baden, Commissioners. /. 4.
Montague, James y. SmailwO0d. TilOma, ".
Beale. CanVdssers.
6. HiLLrowN. diapers Ferry Distrc0.-
j. W. Rider. ThOs. b. Moore. George koouc,.
Commissioners
7.OAK Grove SCHOOL House. lIIarpcr's Ferry
DistricJ-Robert Dnke, Jacob Molcr, Adam
Kidwilcr. Commissioners
:. MiDELEwAY.-Dr. y. VI. Evans, Josiah
Watson, Peter Hinton, Commissioners
o. LFrrowN, (Niddleway Districu.-N,e-
dith Helm, T.. c.. Watson J. j. Ramsban-
Commissioners.
10. KElnNEYsvILLE, (Niiddleway Dia;ria.
James T. Trusscil. Isaac b. Rodgers, D.ml Cp,
zendanncr. Commissioners.
II. KAsLrrowN.-Wlliam o. Morris Geu-e
Harris, j. j Woodward, Commissioner.
l.. SUMMIT ToiNr. Kahleipwn pi,triyi -
Rober, V. shirley. y. n. Willis, Edward b.
~iiaincs, Commissioners
Coiy-Tcstc.
T. \. MOORE.
Clerk of County Cogrf
SnnInmnnr = Is.1-Ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30

Every district ought TO be well organized
for work between this ard the day Of cleo
tiou-and especially for that day. Every
democratic voter should give som personal
attention TO the business of bringing voters
20 the polls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-30

The Nepicrdsto'u Register eNPerds a half
column editorially on " Lucas and Butt in
response to three lines in THE FRsE Press
three weeks ago. 1t is an old birds nest
nothing in it, not even a cuckoo's egg, and
we are not disposed to disturb it.