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The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

THE NEGRO REDDEN, convicted Of the
crime of rape, expiated his crime upon the
gallows, at New Castle, this morning. His
fate is just, but it seems particularly hard
that Neal, whose crime was as heinous and
as completely proven, should walk about a
free man, while Redden suffers the penalty
OF death.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

THERE ARE ominous signs of grief and
despair among the Republicans of Delaware
since the Democratic Convention on Tues
day. They evidently recognize the fact that
the Conventions work was of much more
success-inspiring character than that per
formed by the Republican representatives a
few weeks previous.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
- . -
Good Advice

in the matter of investment or speculation
in stocks is worth great deal We hear
that Messrs. Z. deY. Vermont q Co, the
correspondents of 400 American papers
send to subscribers, for 81 per quarter, a
private financial letter Of information, con
cerning the New York Stock market. They
are impartial and independent,and ought to
be given iair trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

GEN. Tom THUMB, who used to FIRE
quently visit Wilmington generation ago
is now on another tour and is announced
to exhibit in this city on September 5th and
9th. He is an old favorIte and will be
warmly welcomed
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
nHE NATION.

THE NATION =.
Since its consolidation with tle NV y,
York Egeniag Post, has increased ~
facilities in every department, ya'
larged It's size to twenty-four pas9', w.
and added many able writers lolI s
previous list. 1t is now pronounce, y,
by many of its readers to be ,l', og''fl y
than ever before. Established N 4
1868, the Nation was Ploleel, ni Y
this country as weekly !oll',lss,, ,ss I,
literary and political criticism o. s.a,s a,'
highest order, conducted ifte sanr i,Ov
the control of party orinteresl ol a, au3
sort. Despite a precariolls saPpgl,ii !. Pteli
during the first few years, aoisl II p,,i
to its original aim until It's laa,iSi% ,,,Siia
success was assured. Meal,@Itg ..i,y
itbad become a recognized ali,ao,i9l ,ilisl
at home and abroad; Its eallo,,a5i ,1,, ~
management has been nlleaans,s ll \.
from the first, and its projectors nrr =
tend that, with Their RsI R,n
sent facilities, the Nation si,I ,bs
become more than ever ngiole = t5e t
medium of the abest thought u '4'
fimeN = ~ naner
are chosen with a view TO lie 5 "' . a
suitable shape for binding, anu ad = and
of the Nation preserved, Dou," Dnnlpte H
Indexed, makes the mos, e,'saa3 sS'pp events
and readable record ofcurtill9,'vnd ui,si, md
s Of Off importance in the Poli'IS,al r, ,ar the The
American public. -. baen
The subscription price mas ~"
Reduced to $500 Per An1am' n,
Specimen copies sent on ON 'f%y,i R%roai.
Address the Publisher, slO p'''
way, New York. sstif.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

THE SPRINGER HEIRS, who want to COB
BILE up nearly all Of Wilmington, keep bob
bing up constantly in all directions. The
latest "anxious inquirer applies through
the Austro- Hungarian Minister, at Philadel
T,hia
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
Never Fails-will send Free.

A Reliable self-cure. A favorite pre-
scrption Of one of the most noted and sue
cessful specialists in the United States for
the cure of Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, Lost Manhood and Weakness. Drug
gists can fill the same. Address.
DIR. OVERTON.
POP EAST 10TH STREET, New York.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
Inventors and Patentees

should send for Instructions, reasonable
terms, references, &c to Edison Brothers,
Solicitors of Patents, Washington, d. c.,
who furnish the same oitItoatt charge. Edison
Brothers is a well known and successful firm
Of large experience, having been established
In 1S6R
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

NOTHING WOULD GIVE our Republican
brethren greater pleasure than to show that
Charles G. Stockley, the Democratic eandi-
date for Governor, was not the choice of
Sussex county, in order to offse. the rage
and disappointment existing in their own
ranks over the disgracful manner in which
Sussex was deprived of her rights by the
Republican Convention. But, unfortunately
for them, Mr.. stockley was nominated
by such an overwhelming vote as to
leave no doubt whatever that he was not
only the choice of Sussex but of the other
two counties as well. He received 12S votes,
of which 81 came from New Castle, 40 from
Kent and "a from Sussex A test vote in
the Sussex delegation prior to the meeting
of the Convention would have disclosed his
strength at that time, but his friends did
not chose to take this step and the
question was left for the Convention to
decide. Mr.. stockley therefore stands forth
as the unqualified representative of 'sCountv
Rights" as well as the candidate of the
Democratic party of Delaware, and he will
be supported by all who like to see nomina-
tions made by the free representatives of the
people, and not by ring of politicians,
whose only purpose is to crafty their own
corrupt and selfish ends.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
Catarrh of the bladder.

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
'Buehupaiba 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FERSONAL.

NOTICE.
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The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

The most perfect fitting pattern is tho
Universal, sold at Wheeler Il Wilson'S
office, S07 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
---"~s~

THE communication in the morning organ
entitled Democratic Trouble in Sussex, !"
and which is attempted to be palmed off as
a Democratic production, bears the unmis-
taxable ear marks of the hand that has
been doing the growing in the morning
organ for 'Bob" Lambden.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25
NOTICES.
lAxPAYERs, TAKE NoTICE !
CRY AND SCHOOL TAxEs ron lss2

CTTY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1852.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the city
of Wilmington, will be at NO. 10 EAST SIXTH
STREET, between Market and King Streets ON
and after the first day OF JULY, 1857 between
the hours Of and II IN the morning, and from
10 In the afternoon. for the purpose of receiving
taxes. On all taxes paid during the month OF
July there will be deduction of i've per cent. on
every dollar and on all taxes paid after
the hrst Of August, up to and including the first
Tuesday Of september, shall be increased by the
thereof. : EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver OF Northern District, including all
North Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE
Receiver of Southern District, including all
South of Sixth street. jyi2-tf
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

ACCORDING TO THE official bulletins
issued by the Census Bureau there were in
the State of Delaware, in 1880, 1886 negro
men OF twenty-one years of age and over.
OF this number ), 400 were in New Castle
county, 1,7S1 in Kent and 1,215 in Sussex.
All this vast body of negro votes, most of it
ignorant and much of 1t venal and corrupt,
is invariably cast against the Democratic
party at our State elections. However, the
Democracy have triumphed against these
fearful odds in the past, and they will do so
again in November next.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-25

THE CHESTER COUNTY, Pa, Democrat
gravely states that "the Delaware peach
"crop is expected to reach 100000 baskets
" this season. This will be great disap-
"pointment to the peach crop liars" He
would be disappointed "peach crop liar !"
indeed, who predicted that the crop would
fall to these ridicuously low figures. Five
millions of baskets will more nearly repre-
sent the full extent of the crop.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m, and
eXtingutshei at lis a m.
The auction sales, which are OF more than Or
binary interest at this season. will be found on
the 9TH and Sth pages OF to-day's STAR.
The International News company OF New York
send copies OF the magnificent Christmas
numbers OF the London Graphic and London Illus
trated News
Society the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: II. s Tinker, president; VIM. Nc
Lane, vice president; VIM. F. GARRISON, recording
secretary; j. A. b. Espey, financial secretary;
Daniel McFarlan treasurer.
Mr.. Wm b. WEIGH, the agent OF the Potomac
steamboat company, received telegram this
morning stating that the steamer Excelsior would
De af1oat at pm. today, and would at once 60 to
the Portsmouth navy yard for repai re-.
A Brentano & Co. 9th street and Pennsylva MIA
avenue) send the London Graphic, Punch and
illustrated News for November 25 and the lbr etto
OF "loianthe," Gilbert and Sullivan's new comic
opera
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ID ED.

INGALLS,; On Tuesday. December s, 1882, at 2:3o
T. and Lois j. ingalls,, aged four years. four months
and four days.
JOHNSON. On December 9Th, 1882, at 10 O'Clock
years.
Funeral will take place from Asbury NJ E. Church.
corner OF tn and streets. on Thursday, December
1th, at 30 O'Clock Relatives and friend
specially invited to attend.
MCCAUL Y. On Wednesday. the 9th Of December.
1881 at III O'Clock m AFTER long and painful Illness
which he bore with Christian fortitude, WILLIAM M.
MCCAULEY beloved husband of s. n. McCauley,
aged ffty-six years.
Spirit sweet, forever flown
shall meet thee bye and bye
Where suffering is not known,
Far above the stormy sky.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MESSER. From injuries received on December 5th
1882: WILLIAM MESSER, aged thirty four years.
Relatives and friends OF the family most respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his resi-
dence, No GIL Maryla avenue southwest Thursday
al!erhoon December It'll. at o'clock.
STANLEY. At his late residence. No. l7O1 Rhode
Island avenue. on Tuesday, December the 5th. 1882
III O'Clock p m of angina rectors. Rear Admiral
FAB1US STANLEY, United States navy
The rel atives and friends the family are resnect
fully invited to attend the funeral his late residence
Tomorrow. the 9TH instant, at O'Clock p. m.
IOAPKINS. On Tuesday, December S, 1882 at
1870 a. M. Mrs. REBECCA THERESA TOMPKINS
daughter OF John and Elizabeth Beck
Funeral from the Fifth Baptist Church, street. be-
tfeen Four anda- half and Sixth streets southwest
Thursday, December Z, at D. M -
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CUTICURA.

will now state that made miraculous cure of one
OF the worst cases of skin disease krown The patient
is man forty years old; had suffered fifteen years His
eyes scalp and nearly his whole body resented fright
full appearance Had had the attention of twelve differ
emf physicians, who prescrl ed the best known
10 the profession. such as iode potassium. arsenic.
corrosive slbnlate, sarsapara. etc. Had paid $500
for medical treatment. with but little relief / pre-
vailed upon him to Use the CUTICURA REsoLvENT in
terlia!y and the CUrICURA and CUTICURA exter-
ternally; He did 50. and completely cured. The
SKIN on MS head, face and many other parts his
body. which presented most loathsoTne appearance
Is now as soft and smooth infants with no scar
or trace OF the disease left behind. He has been
cured twelve months.
Reported by
+. H. BROWN, ESQ.,,
BarnweIl, S. C.
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NEwsBOY'S PISTOI--A colored newsboy named
Wm Grice was before Judge Smell this morning
charged with carrying pistol. white man
named VIM. II. Hawley, an emplOye OF the Sol
dlerS Home, stated that the defendant refused to
trust him fer newspaper some time ago. and yes
terday he met the boy In a street car near the
boundary and the boy drew a pistol on him and
threatened TO shoot him. The boy claimed to have
been assaulted first by the man, because he Uhe
boy refused to trust him for paper. fine OF $40
was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

THE PANEL NOT YET COMPLETE.
When the Criminal Court opened this morning
Judge Wyie again devoted himself to the task OF
organizing the grand jury. W. F. Holton was the
only one Of the three drawn yesterday to fill the
jury who responded. Mr.. Geo. b. Clark was re-
ported as In languishing condition with paraly-
sis. NJ. E. Harrison, the other of the three, was
returned mot found" Judge Wylie said that the
paper was returned, ''This party proves to be
woman"
The district attorney remarked that 1t was a
woman doing business In ner husbands name.
Judge Wyiie directed the clerk to draw two ad-
ditlonal names, and excused the members Of the
jury until ~ O'Clock.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES WERE DRAWN
oy the clerk to NIL the grand jury: Geo. d. Living
ston, 1006 street, and Robert Weaver, Tenley-
town road. Mr.. Livingston having served as a
juryman at the last term Judge Wyle excused
him and ordered that another name be drawn
nue., was drawn. Mr.. clayton appeared at 12
o'clock and was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

THE COOPERATIVE STORE.-The New York Co.
operative Dress association Qimited) has issued a
large Illustrated catalogue, with new and original
drawings, by Well-knOwn artists 1t will be seen
that the association has large stock OF goods OF
all kinds, and through the medium of the order
bureau persons living at distance can buy arti-
Giles OF every description at New York prices The
stock OF hofiday.gOods is comprehensive and at
tractiYP.
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FoR FEw DAYS LoNGER those elegant allMool

FOR FEW DAYS LONGER those elegant sll-wool
Leit skirts, worth 50, GCr CSC; blankets, 81 worth
u; good cancoeS, &c Great reductions on black
ana coored cashnereS, silks, velvets. cloths all at
auction prices Best Win Tow shades with fixtures
Soc- carpets and oil cloths below cost. If YOU
want 10 save money on any kind or dry goods
hosiery, cOrsets. underwear &C. caIl at STrasbur,
gers Dry Goods Auction House, 80 9Th St, bet G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

THE CONTRACT AWARDED FOR THEIR ERECTION
The contracts for erecting fire-escapes at the
government insane asylum and government print
ing Office have been awarded by the commission
appointed by Congress, consisting of Gen. Meigs
and Architects Clarke and Hill, to Mr.. w. s. Chew
and C. A. Schneider, both Of this city. Mr.
Chew's contract calls for the erection of four
stand-pipes at the printing Office and five at the
Insane asylum. Iron balconies and ladders are to
be fixed to the windows near which these stand
pipes are to be placed Each Stand-pipe Is to have
connection at the bottom with underground water
pipes and at or near the surface for attaching two
steam fre-engineS. Outlets for hose are 10 be
placed at each story and on the rOor. The con-
tract for an exterior iron staircase opening from
the dormltOry at the insane asylum and three eX-
terror iron stairs in the courtyard OF the printing
Office was awarded to Schneider Sons. The
necessary underground pipes to the d-pipeS
Will be included In Mr.. Chew's contract The
contra elevated iron rails to be attached by iron
brackets to the wall under the caves OF the print
Ing Office, about 600 feet long, and to have car
rage an Iron wheel to be swung on the rail to
which are attached puIleyS with iron wire fall to
hoist baskets. which can be traversed along the
northeast point OF the building. The contract for
the Iron rails was awarded TO G. f. Moves The
estimated cost OF these contracts Is $500 In ad-
dlt1on. 1t was decided TO purchase for the printing
Office, one OF the canvass trough fire escapes with
rings across and connecting the upper edges OF the
trough Fire proof brick walls to be constructed
to enclose the central open stair cases in the older
part Of the printing office with fire doors at each
moor opening to allow the escape OF persons and to
shut of smoke and prevent 1t ascending from one
floor TO those above. Also, there is to be a power
fui steam fire pump in the boiler room Of the
printing Office, 10 be connected with all the stand
pipes OF that building; to enclose a wooden stair
In the south building with brick wall and fire
doors to cut of the fire and smoke from the second
anu third stories At the insane asylum q dam
gerOuS stair Is to be enclosed and outer fire doors
are to be placed between the several corridors of
that institution No fire escape can be useful In
the insane asylum, because all the windows are
closed by iron CRATES.
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GLOVES! GLovEs!! GLovEs.!l

Special Sale Tomorrow.
Ladies' fur-tCp Kid gloves, 75c.
Ladies' patent spring gloves, s1.25.
Gents fur-tOp gloves, 75e.
Gents best quality Kid, lined, 81.
Gents pat spring fur top, $50.
Ladies' terra Gotta mOsquetaires, ST.
Ladies' Foster lace hook. SIC.
Boys gloves and mtts, from 25c. I'D.
DGmmann'S, SOC nth street.
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AUCTION SALES.
N IEho q CU., Aucuoneere,
Opposite City Post Ofsice

WEEhS CO.. Auctioneers,
w GAG Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Office
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE AT OUR STORE
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER sEyENTHs
commencing At TEN O'CLOCK, Comprising a General
assortment of Household turniture and Effects:
walnut Cy Under Desk and Walnut Once Chair
Walnut Chamber Sets. Walnut Parlor Suites covered,
in haircloth. silk. &c.
walnut W ardrobe, Walnut Secretary and Bookcase
Walnut Dressing Case. Extension Table. chairs Sc
Poplar Cottage Sets, Chamber Furniture. &c.
With collection Of other Furniture in sets aud sing e
pieces.
English Plated Tea Set, pieces. with Urn.
brussels and other CARPETS and Rugs.
Piano. Comforts, Blankets.
China Tea and Toilet Sets Stoves.
About 20 cases Preserved Fruits, &C
With collection of other goods
. CHAS. WEEKS Salesman.
Late with Duncanson Broe 2
WEEKS CO, Auctioneers
w 639 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Office.
evil NIL sell TO, MORROW, THURSDAY, DECEMBER
SEWN, at len O'CLOCK q. m, at our classroom In
connection with other goods 100 lots tfnware 49,
CHAS- WEEKS, Salesman,
Late with Duncanson Bros.
FvyEOMAS DnWI.I\G
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CUTICURA.

The Cutcura treatment for the of Skin, Scalp
ana Blood Diseases consists in the internal CUTi
CURA kEsoLfENT, the new Blood Purifier, and the ex-
ttrna use OF CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP the Great
Ssln Cures. Price OF CUrlCURA. small boxes, soc. ;
large boxes 81. CUTiCURA RESoIyENT 81 bolt
CUTICURA SOAP 25c. CUrICURA SHAVING Soar l5c
Depot, WEEKS Il POTTER. Boston, Mass 1t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

1CoR SALE - FINE LOTS, NORTHWEST SEC
Il hon on the corner of Dupont Circle and P street
opposite Hon. James g. Balnes residence; very
northwest. IA a.
NOR SALE-LOTS IN MANY GOOD LOCATIONS
~ Mgh prices; low prices; cash, on time. B. H.
WARMER, GIG street northwest d4-3t
EOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF DUPONT CIR
II CLE.-The subscriber offers tor sale Lot 8 in
square is6 fronting oyer GA feet Dupont Circle by
over Zo 1eet on New Hampshire avenue This property
Is not exceei IN location by in the city, and is the
Only 1T for sale fronting on this elegant park. Call or
nIS ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

AVOID The RUSH week before Xmas by selecting
your presents III watches, jewelry and Silverwdre
now at X. Harris & Co.'S 432 9TH street. They Will
reserve them on small deposit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

The ALARA from box 217 at 4:55 O'Clock yester-
oay afternoon Was for a fire In the second story of
mouse NO l42S 21St street northwest, occupied by
Evans Lewis, c0lOred. Damage $50: insured
Cause OF fire unknown
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. DC. Dec. 6. 1854 $50 ami
For the middle Allan; ic states. colder clearing
weather in the southern portion, northery TO west
erly winds and higher barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE FAIR AND COLDER.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
storm which was central In Missouri yesterday
morning has moved rapidly to the northeast with
Increasing energy, and Is now central near Quebec
Cloudy weather prevails this morning In New
England, lower lake region and middle states
north OF Virginia. with light rain or snow. Local
rains have also prevailed In the southern states
and Ohio valley, and light snow Is reported this
morning from the Missouri valley and Minnesota
The following stations report one inch or over of
port, ia; Cincinnati, LILO; Prov1ncetOwn, liz
The temperature has risen 100 In the districts on
the Atlantt; coast with south to west winds, and
fallen 100 In the Mississippi valley. the upper lake
region and northwest. The temperature is 12o
highest The following special temperatures were
repOTtel at p. m yesterday: Washington. 49o;
sonvile, 69o: Pensacola, 60: New Orleans, 70;
Galveston, 700: san Antonio, $50; Tucson, $50;
Los Angeles, 7so: San Diego; eso Colder; fair
lantic states and lower lake region on Thursday.
AS SOUVENIR the following immense bargains
In holiday presents viii be almost given away to-
morrow only at r GoldschmId's, Sl2 9TH ST. NV:
furnished work boxes &c. 45c, and Csc, worth
" tOO-, anu sloV: "IItlhg utSkS <oc, 4oC, duu
95c., worth Soc, Sc, and $50, handsome dolls
Csc, Soc, ana Csc, worth SOC, 75c-, and S1.50;
knife, fork and spoon for children lec; jap
anese glove boxes Sc; smoking sets 25c.,
worth 50c-; japanese cup and saucer i5c.; tool
boxes containing 5 implements &c; ID I'm
plements &c., large size paint boxes containing 26
paints 25e, worth Soc; shell boxes 10c. decorated
bohemian glass vases 45c, 96c., and 81 30 pair,
worth 75c., $3.50 and So; wagons 20 Inches long
CSC, worth $50; decorated toy china tea 45G
worth 15c large sea shells from Africa &c.; ink
stands PC, worth So; Tia cuspadores assorted
eoiors he, pair; larger size 25c.; story
picture books and 13c., worth 10 and
&c; large SIZE handsome albums
&c. worth $3.50: large horses wheels &c worth
75c.; fine perfGmed toilet soap &C.. large bar,
worth 15c.; handsome decorated bohemian glass
toilet sets CSC, worth $50; 10 pin cherry hat
racks 10c., also great bargains in every depart
ment
The goods on exhibition occupies 10,500 square
feet of space.
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CITY ITEMS.
Men Of Not


Opera Singers man of Note-Dr. Bull-the
Cough Syrup discoverer.
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Skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Renewer' restores health and
vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debi-
ty. 81.
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WE WILL continue our reduced rates for finest
cabinet photos Il few Ia this longer Rice, pho
tegrapher, 1915 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ECZEMA.

sixteen months since eruption broke out on nav
lee ana both feet which turned ont to be Eczema and
caused me great pain and annoyance. tried various
remedies with no good results, unit used the CUrI-
CURA REsoLvESr internally and CUTICUR, and CUTI-
cURA SOAP externally which entirely cured me- so that
my skin - as smooth and natural ever.
LEN. NJ. FRAILEY, "a South St., Baltimore,