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Desirable New Brick House.

RSsas IN good location with modern improve s:I rnents, for Sale rent. Houses and Lands for Es.!l sale rent. Livory Stable for sale, deing good business.
 GEO. A. ISRELL, Office Todd Block, corner State and Elm streets. One ty1S
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The French Credit to be Withdrawn
 PARIS, July 27.-It is reported that the French Cabinet intend to withdraw the vote on the war credit tomorrow on the ground that Turkish intervention renders 8 French expedition unnecessary.
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An Important Seizure-Arabf Encour-
 aged by French Officials
 ALEXANDRIA, July 28.-Seoret correspond ence between Arabi Bey and French officials prior to the bombardment has been seized in this city, showing that the military party was encouraged by the French The Ameri can squadron with the exception of the Quinebaug have cleared from Alexandria
 Reported Defeat of the British.
 CAIRO, July 27 It has been nearly impos- sible to get any news from Alexandria this morning. The only report received which has any good authority is that in the morn
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The War Measures at London. LONDON, July 27.-The admiralty has chartered the Cunard Line steamer Marathon for use as a transport.
 The House of Commons this evening voted the credit by 8 vote of 275 to 19.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28

Natures Sparkling Specific for Indigestion and BiiousRess the water of the famous Sezer Spa, Ia duplicated in 8 moment with spoon ul of TAR RANTS SELTZER APERIENT. which contains every val uable element of the German Spring. The great, st physicians of Eur pc pronounce that free gift vidence the most potent of all known alteratves and its fac-simile, fresh and foaming Is placed with in the reach of invalid in the western world.
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Turkish Troops For Intervention.

Iurk1sh troops For lnCervent1Ons
 BERLIN, July 27.-A dispatch from Constantinople says that at the sit ting of the conference yesterday the Turkish delegates declared the readiness of Turkey to despatch troops to Egypt immediately under the conditions of the identical note The Porto does not ad- vance any counter proposals. but merely ex- presses some wishes in regard to questions of detail. The dispatch adds that the first de taohment will leave for Egypt within the next few days.
 PARIS, July 27.-At @ council of the Min isters M, de freycinet said that Turkey was ready to dispatch troops to Egypt, in accord ance with the conditions of the identical note.
 The Porte sent circular to it's representa- tives abroad stating that the Sultan has re- solved to assert his rights and has decided upon the immediate despatch to Egypt of an adequate number of troops.
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IN MemOriam.

WHEREAS, IL has pleased the Al
mighty to remove from our midst, by
death, Miss Jessie Smith, n member
OF the ST. Peters Evangelical Luth-
eran Sunday School, of Adamsburg,
therefore
RESOLVED, That it is with feelings
of profound sorrow that we are called
upon to mourn over the death of Jes-
sic Smith.
RESOLVED, That in the death of
Jessie the Sunday School has lost II
regular and in teresting member.
RESOLVED, That in this hour of
sadness and sorrow by this humble
tribute of Respect to her memory We
hereby tender our heartfelt sympathy
to her bereaved friends.
RESOLVED. That these resolutions
be placed on the minutes of the Sun
day School of which she was n mem
ber and II copy OF the same be sent to
the bereaved family Of our departed
sister.
RESOLVED, That copy of tn ese
resolutions be sent for publication, to
the county papers.
JAMES +. KELLER,
s. Il. MIDDLESWARTH,
NJ. N. WIEAND.
Committee.
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The most wonderful curative rem.
edies of the present day, are those that
come from Germany, or ut least origi-
nate there. The most recent prepara-
ton placed upon the market IN this
country, is the GREAT GERMAN IN
VIGORATOR, which has never been
known to fall in curing single case Of
impotency, spermatorrhoea, weakness
and all diseases resulting from self
abuse, rs nervous debility, inability,
mental anxiety. languor, lassitude de-
preston of spirits and functional de.
rangements Of the nervous system.
For sale 10y druggists, or sent free by
mail on receipt of the price, sl.O0 pc
box, or six boxes for 500. address
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, o. Sole
Agent for the United States. Send for
circular.
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WILLIAM MOVER,
County Superintendent.
WIN. CAMeR0N'S WILL.
Hon. JOhn B. Packer Fully vindicatcd

In the Supreme Court, May Is, the
decree ofthe Uuion county court in
sustaining the will Of the late VIM.
Cameron was affirmed. The contest
pushed so vigorously for the contcs.
tanis is therefore ofno avail, and Mrs
Jane Harrison will have to he satisfied
with the legacy of SlS0,0O0 which her
father left her. The opinion Of the
Supreme Court is n very short one, and
is rs follows
ave affirm this decree upon the
able opinion Of Judge Elwell, which we
adopt as the opinion of this court. ",
think 1t proper to add that there is
not in the evidence anything to i'm
peach the character of the gentleman
by whom the will VAS drafted for in
iegrlty or professional propriety. In
deed, his conduct throughout wa,
characterized by the incest sense ot
honor" Tho counsel who supported
the will were Joshua Comfy, HON. :
T. Woverton and ex.Attorncy Genera
McVeagh.
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CORRECTED wEEKLy ny
.SimOnton, Barber So Co.
MARlSIEID.

May 4th by the Rev. w. A. Haas,
Agnes Matilda Sassaman, to B. L.
Brouse, both Of jackson twp.
May 18th by the Rev. j. +. Wam.
pole. Miss Mary NJ. Foltz of Franklin
to William ID. Bilger of Jackson twp.
At the residence Of the brides par
ents, Wednesday evening, May II, n.
n. Leohner Of Akron, Ohio, and Miss
Maggie T.. Hillbish, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Col. II. Hillbish Of Selins-
grove.
May 7, John G. Stimeling OF Perry
Co. and Miss Emma j. Heimbach OF
Washington twp, Snyder Co.
At the residence of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. r. NJ. Van Bergen, in Oak
Park, Illinois, ON Monday, May IL, by
Rev. Coon, Arthur l.. Smith, of Cedar
Falls, and Miss Jennie Evans, OF Oak
Park, Ill.
The foregoing chronicles and event
that the grooms friends in this city
have been for some time anticipating.
While the bride is II stranger In our
city, she will be accorded a warm
welcome by the many friends of the
worthy young man who has won her.
A cosy home awaited the bride, the
adorninent of which has been the EN-
ployment OF all of Arthur's spare
hours, for weeks past.-CEDAR FALLS
GAZETTE, Iowa.
THE Posi- extends congratulations
and good wishes.
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Account Of School Boards.

School warrants are issued in the or
der in which the animal certificates
and reports are received at the Depart
ment. At the close of each school year
the School Boards, without delay, shall
place in the hands of the District Au.
ditors full itemized statement of the
receipts and expenditures for tho past
year, including the assets and liabilities
ofthe district of all kinds with all books
and vouchers. A meeting Of the Au-
ditors should be arranged by the
Board, to be held MS soon rs the school
year closes, viz first Monday in June.
When the accounts are settled and au,
dited, they are to be Immediately pub
llshed 10y the School Board, either hv
hnnd'bill or in two newspapers. As
soon Ms the new School Board organ
ICES (Which can be done on the day Of
the auditors se,tlemenr) the annual
district report, affidavit and certificate
shall be sent to
WILLIAM MOVER,
County Superintendent.
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Standinn Committee.

The following is the Standing Com"
mittee elected for the ensuing year
adnms-I. I. Manbeck, J. H. Zechman.
Beayer-Honry Freed, Adam Smith.
Beayer Vest N. ID. Middleswerth,
II. NJ. Ulsh.
Centre-Dr. j. w .Sampsel,H III. c. Samp'
sci.
Chapman j. D. Hall, A. II. Trout,
man.
Willard X. Hassinger, F.
Rathfon.
.Tackson-J S. Yearick. William Sholly.
Monroe-Thevdor Hummel j, p.
Wagner.
Middlecreek--J. r. Keeler, Harvey
Sholly.
Middleburg john +. Ste,ler, c. c,
Seebold.
Penn j. r. Hendricks, ". 8. Stahl.
Perry-John X. Arbogast. Levi kepler
Perry West-r. r, Derr, Frank Arbo-
gast.
Selinsgrovo-H. J. Duck, u. T. Parks.
I,nion-J. n. Houser. J. ID. Boyer.
Washington-J. A. Hilbish, jeremiah
Charles.
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Republican Standing Committee.

The Republican Standing Committee
met Monday, May %. 1882. over the
Post printing Office, to count the vote
polled at the primary election May 20.
The chair appointed Philip b. Meyer
assistant Secry.
The meeting was strictly private no
spectators admitted.
The following Resolution was unans
imously adopted.
Resoired, That we the Republican voters
OF snyder county do hereby agree to
stand by and use all honorable means
ana support the ticket nominated.
=, A vote of thanks was tende to
'ne chairman and Secretary of the
committee.
The time appointed and fixed for
'he organization Of the new committee
was liked on Saturday, the :enth Of
June at ! o'clock p. m.
The newly elected members are
earnestly requested to be present.
SAMUEL GROSS, Chairman,
ClIAs. E. SAMpsEL Sec.
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Commencement-Union Seminary
New Berlin, Pa.

The following is the programme for
the exercise atthe coming Commence
ment at Union Seminary:
Friday, Evening, June ne0--Anniversary
of the Neocosnian Literary Soc'y.
Saturday Evening, June l0-Anniver-
sary OF the Excelsior Literary So
ciety.
Sunday Evening, June 11-Baccalau-
reate Sermon by Rev. j. Young,
OF Williamsport, Pa.
Monday Evening, June l2--Lecture
before the Literary Societies, by
Rev. II. b. Hartzler, Editor OF the
Evangelical MEssENGER, Cleve
land, Ohio.
Tuesday, June 1910 n. m.-Meeting
of the Board of Trustees. 2p. m.
Book Reception OF the Neocos.
mian Lit. Soc. 7.30 p. m.-Lec-
ture before the Alumni by Hon.
A. y. Sassaman, of Reading, Pa.
Wednesday, June II, 10 a. III --Reun-
ion Exercises and Alumni Associa,
tion. History OF the Alumni by
Rev. u. #. Swengle, Lewisburg,
Pa. Poem, by ii. Il Bentz, Esq.
of Huntingdon, Pa.
Wednesday, June l4-Commencenent,
Orations, Essays and Graduation.
All are cordially invited to attend
these exercises.
RKy. "A. Il. GoBBLE, Principal,
New Berlin, PA.
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Something New.

AS usual, at May court, there was
quite a display'of agricultural imple-
'nents but the principal attraction
was a Road Locomotive or Traction
engine being controlled by one man
without the assistance OF horses and
as easily handled as a r.. II. Locomo-
1--WE turning around in the streets in
less space than an ordinary farm wag
on' stoppedand started, either for
ward or backward instantly-travel-
ing over our streets at Their OF six
miles per hour, with perfect ease. be-
hs carried ON easy springs. 1t was
pronounced.by all who saw 1t superior
70 any before exhibited In the county,
snd has been awarded the highest
nonorAever given any Traction en-
s'ns. " ~ uAAnu nufactured. x;nAus
Ss'css u cs.' 5's e Co. r. E.ss,,, .''s.s
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The Body OF John GoodIander Found.
WEsT BEAVER, Nav %, 1899.

WEsT BEAVER, May %, 1882.
About two weeks ago nm insane
man by the name of John Goodlander
from Union Co., aged 20 years
came over to visit his niece, Mrs.
Levi II. Traster of West Beaver and
on Tuesday evening the llth inst. he
went to Crosgrove Hail to nm auction,
and left that place after midnight and
had not been heard of until Friday
the 10Th when he was found in the
stream of Middlecreck. IL il suppos-
ed he lost his way and fell over the
bridge and drowned his hat was
found few days before he was found
further up the stream, by J. u. Fish
or. n. B. Middleswarth. Esq, was
notified and appeared, and summoned
the following gentlemen as jurors
Adam Wagner, Esq, DIR. II. VI. Ulsh,
james kalpetzer, Solomon Mourer,
Thomas Herhster and Michael =.
Weinnd, who held an inquest upon
the said body, with verdict, that the
deceased came to his death by acci-
detnal drowning on the night ofthe II,
Of May. The deceased, or unfortu-
nate, man had been in the water
about eight days-he was seen lying
in the water the day previous to his
being taken out by several persons
but it was thought it was II scare
crow put In by some person as u joke
on the one that took it out, hence he
was left in but little son Of Levi j.
Romig being more inquisitivc than
the rest took II long hook and turned
it once andto his horror saw il was II
dead man. His son being notified by
Telegram arrived the next day after
he was found and had him buried in
the Baker Church Cemetery, there to
rest until next winter when he in
tends to have him taken home and
buried beside his deceased wife.
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ED. Posr I'VE desire to observe
May 30, Decoration day, In n becom-
ing manner. The Surviving soldiers
and all others are cordially invited to
assemble MT the Town Hall in New
Berlin mt o'clock p. III. to make the
proper arrangements for decorating
the graves OF those who gave their
lives In defense Of our flresides, our
homes, our country. At 0 o'clock the
lines will be formed-good speakers
and excellent music will be furnished.
WIN. s. SHOLLEY
Com.
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TheAnnricm A.7ricuhnrid for June
is received. This is the best publca>
ton in this country Tor Farmers, Me-
chenics, &c. No Farmer should be
without it. If there is a possibility OF
any one number being better than
another the number before us il.
Farmers subscribe for it. Only 81 SO
per year. Orange Judd Co., Publish
ers, New York.
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ID ED

May i4th in Freeburg, Philip son
of John s. and Mahala Steifen, aged
22 years and % days.
May 10, in Union twp Franklin, son
Of Jacob and Anna Longacre, aged 3
years, 10 months and 15 days.
May z, at Adainsburg, OF scarlet fe-
yer, Jessie, daughter OF the late w.
Harry Smith, aged about 12'years.
May II, ut Selinsgrove, Frank Sloyd,
son OF Henry and Maggie Beuner,
aged inonth;and 2s days.
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Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing he.
cause you have been deceived 10y
worthless nostrums. Pnrkcr's Ginger
Tonic has cured many in this section.
of kidney and nervous disorders, and
we recommend it heartily to such suf-
fcrers. -Ncws. MAY
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MALT BlrrrRs.-M Malt, Hops, Qm-
nine, Bark, ect. 4 blood food for deli
cate women, nursing mothers, sickly
children, the aged, convalescent, over
worked, emaciatcd, nervous aud sleep.
css. Fifty times more nourishing
than any malt liquors. May.
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lpheat. Oats and Barley, SOW in thine
eyes; Corn, Glover and Grass in thy
grounl follow Hirners Dairy Book
and You will make more money in |
year, than formerly in II years, Books
free at every Store.
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Henry Meyer, of Penn, who met with
an accident by u runaway horse, is
getting along rs well as can be
expected. Hope Mr.. NJ. will soon be
about again.
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Mrs. B. Marx Sclinsgro vc, IA is do
ing lively bushes in the line of Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, Nalices &c. & &c
Give her call before purchasing els.
where.
April ". 80.
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Marriages have increased 40 per
cent, since young men have learned
Of the soothing effect Of Sines' Tar,
Wild Cherry and Hoarhoud, upon ba..
bies. Young man If you keep bot
tie on hand for an emergency, yon are
safe in bringing things to n climax.
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John B. Fockler, of the First Ma.
tonal Hotel of Selinsgrove, paid thi.
Office hasty visit on Tuesday last.
John is not only good landlord, bu,
is also a good, sociable companion.
Call, again.
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A sure cure for impoverished blood,
pin,ples, and complexion, is Browns
Iron Bitters. II will produce healthy
color. smooth skin, and is absolutely
not injurious.
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GEORGE VErrElt. Justice of the
Peace, Toledo, o., says: | was troub-
led with sciatica and Kidney disease
for years ut times hal t. go on
crdtches and suffered untold agony
Prof Gn'imette's Ki lney Pal Gu red
me in three weeks"
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The Highest Rank.

Made from harmless materials, an,
adapted to the needs of fading mn,
falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsnm In,
taken the highest rank ns an elcgan
and reliable hair restorative.
Muv
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The Selinsgrove Bakery lately estab-
llshed by Spahr & Co., will Gil want
long felt by the citizens of that placc.
The Bakery is in the hands of expe j.
encel bakers and caterers and prom.
ises to be promotive ofthe health and
comfort Of her citizens. Give them n
fair trial.
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Philip Spade of Franklin lost a val
liable heifer on Saturday last by be-
iug run over by the cars.
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Composed 0f the best known tonics,
iron and oinohona., with we'll known
srmAtics. L. Browne Iron Bitters.
II cnros inLigosiion,, and. all. kindr. 4
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Rev. Herschey, the Indian Mission
AIRY, preached a sermon in the U. b.
Church on Sunday afternoon last.
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Bark i! Bark /! Bark +!

| will pay seven dollars cash per
cord for all rock coax bark of II good
quality, delivered ut Middleburg sta
ton, should prices advance call on
me.
ID. II. RoTHROCK.
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IL will pay every body to examine
the immense Stock of Furniture for
sale hy the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX Lewistown IA.
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Court is we'll attended.

The display of agricultural imple-
ments during court week was grand.
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A number of the leading physicians
Of the country are now recommending
Prof. Guilmctt0's Kidney Pad for lame
back, scialica. diabetes, gravel. aud
other diseases of the kidneys, bladder
and urinary organs.
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Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns, we are unable to publish the
proceedings of the Sunday School
Convention held at Adarusburg. More
than usual interest was manifested
during the convention aud altogether
it was instructive and entertaining.
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GRAND

pleasure issue ths spring advertisement to
friends that the Mr. Louis
Kahn has eastern cities with n supply of
SPRING GOOD point with feeling Of pride fast increasing
trade m an evidence please customers meeting
with hand the LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF SHOES before carried which SELL
the very prices My embraces different qualities aud
price, largest Mems and Womens tho smallest Infants shoes
The secret Quick sales and small profits This mot
place business the the most voe aud beneficial
this County receive goods
week. have always the latest styles and lowest
prices. | also offer great bargains in
Trunks, Satchels and Vabces.
Again thanking past vors invite the pnbc to come and
- Respectfully yours.
MRS. u. MARX,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-06

Smothers 4 VOORHEES, keep feads
n,;~,l nn:r4- -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-06

The American Newspaper Directory,
which will be issued next month by Geo.
7. Rowcll x Co, Of New York, will con-
tain the names of l0,tll periodicals III the
United States and territories, which i Il
gain of 344 in the year just passed. The
number of daily papers has increased in Il
somewhat larger proportion, and i now
represented by a total of 40 against !2l
in 1881. The largest Increase has been
in New York-I0 dailicS, 30 of aiI sorts.
Illinois and Missouri show a percentage
of gain which i even greater, While Col
oralo leads all others in the percentage
of increase, both of daily and weekly is
sues. California, Nebraska, Nevada, Or
cmun, South Carolina, Tennessee, Yer
mont and West Virginia have fallen be
hind 1881 in the total number of pcriodi-
Gals issued. In Georgia, Maine and
Massachusetts the Suspensions have cN-
actly counterbalmlccd the new ventures.
In every State not mentioned above, and
in the Territories, there has been an in
xrnnSp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-06

wing bry"N! all dispute, THE LARGEST Railway Show on Earth Ea>tneSs,
and fragrant C@Dtf~n for any NUuld-br rival 10 dispute il right to the
LING! \ MONSIER ON WIILELS. NlN.r MISS II!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-06
'ENCELLEST."
The Most Remarkable Remedy OF the
AGE is MarSh'S Golden RaIsam.

"Mar>h'S Golden Bal>am for the throat
and lungs, i having Il large sale and Civ
general satisfaction, in this city."-Frnm
TIE ~ChamFi"H, .htchi>on, Kansas.
The u" Of your Golden BaI>am has
cured me of Il bad cough ami lung trouble.
| believe it to be the most remarkahl,
remedy Of the are. Everybody * talking
about it.''-Wm. Bryant, Kansas City.
The best cough medicine | have eve
used is Mar>h'> Golden Bal>am."-S. \,
Austin, Springfield, Mo.
a have sold your Golden BaI>am. My
customers say it j. the best cough remedy
they ever u>cd."-E. l.. Hall, Halls Sum
NIT, KANSAS
Mar>h'> Golden Bal>am is for sale by
!. +. llcwcilyn, druggists, McNico, and
hy prominent dealers everywhere. Lar%,
bottles 80 cents and 81. Trial size It
cents. IL 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-06
Temperance.

The distinguished, dignified, clas-
sic writer in the GAINESVILLE Sentinel
seems to think the LEDGER is OPP
posed to temperance. This is a mis-
take. We are in favor of temperance
in all things and fanaticism in no
one thing. We are very much sur
prised to see a MAJ who is lin favor OF
temperance get off his base and write
such Incorporate articles. But the
Lord never intended some people to
be consistent. He wants them to
Jump around i'll this world in hot
water. as it were, so as to be prepared
for what they will get in the next.