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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
LITERATURE.
w1LFoRp,s M1cRooosM.

The March number of Rilfords
Nicrocosn has the following inter
esting contents: Is Mans Physical
Nature an Evolution from the
Lower Animals? No 8, by Rev.
Joseph S. Van Dyke; Has a Wrong
Religion a DemoraliZing Tendency
and Influence? by Rev. |. Williston,
A. NJ; Man Physically and Morally,
by Prof. j. L. Kephart, A. M; The
Beauties of the Metric System, by
Prof. Melville DoZier, A. NJ; Dit
ference between Man and the Brute,
by Prof. J, w. Lowber, Phi. D.;
Reciprocal Attraction, by Prof. l.
F. McBeath, A. B.; Glimpses Of the
Soul as a Substantial Entity, by
Rev. l. M. Griffith; Electricity the
Motor Power Of the Solar System,
No. s, by B. 1. Kavanaugh, M. D.,
D. D.; The Divine Nature of Man,
by Prof. II. S. Schell, A. NJ. Laws
of Mind No, 1, by Rev. j. w. Ro'
berts; Our Earthly House, by Elder
j. G. Burroughs; The Resurrection
of the Dead, by Rev. Prof. S. Wood ;
Sound of Running Trains, by D. z.
Sayler; Newton and the Principal,
by Rev. J. [. Swander, A. M; An
Open Letter to Doctor E., by Rev.
l.. W. Bates, d. D.; Questions on
Gravitation, by Capt. r. Keiso
Carter; The Nebular Hypothesis,
by Prof. J. r. Sutherland; Some
thing Out of Nothing, by Rev. M.
Stone, d. D.; A Fools Errand--
MGnford'S Magazine; The Spread
of the Human Race, prof. French
and the New Church Review, Capt.
Carter on Gravitation, Romanees of
the "Problem," Reprint Of Volume
1.-The Editor; Teachers Falling
into Line, by Prof. r. M. Bridges,
A. M; Editorial Items.-Judge
Poston on Universalism, Prof. J. A.
Gray on Newton, Prof. Strong il
Zion Herald.
New York: Hall s. Co., % Park
Row.
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Local orders can be left at Coop. Furnitur,
Store, opposite Valley House, or at the Fac
tory, corner OF Sixth South and Third EAs
Streets: fel4
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders Of lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution will be held at the
Council House in this city, on Thursday,
April 9th, 1885. at 2 pm, for the pur-
unexpired term Of Hon. w. b. Hooper,
whose death has caused q vacancy in said
Office, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
T. 6. WEBER,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
SALT LAKE. CITY, UTAH,
March q, 1883. mh22
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The latest addition to the "Nc
name bears this suggestive title.
IL cannot be called a society novel
sun !here is enough of society in if
70 give a pleasing variety to the
story; One can not compare this
novel with any Of the others in the
series, nor gauge its excellence nv
any OF It's predecessors, it is 80 en-
respect. i IL every
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THE HAND OF PROVIDENCE. as shown
in the History of Nations and Individ-
uals, From the Great Apostacy to the
Restoration Of the Gospel II ustIa'ed.
By Elder j. b. Ward. Salt Lake; The
Juvenile Instructor.
The title page fully explains the
motive and purpose of this little
volume. The author shows deep re-
search and is ap; In drawing COM
parsons and forming conclusions.
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d LAUGHTER OF TIE PHILIsTINRs. No
N1me Series. Boston: Roberts Bros.
Salt Lake: James DIVER. I've
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BABYLAND.

The April issue has a lot of pic
lures and poetry and pretty tales
about children and animals, all of
VI hieh will delight the juveniles.
The price of BGbyEGfad is only SOC.
a year.
D. Lothrop s. Co., Boston, Mass.
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Denver & RiO Grali Raj way
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
On and after Wednesday, December 6,
1882, trains will leave and RrTiye at Sail
Lake from temporary Station, corner
Second South and Flfth West Streets,
daily, as follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Salt La Lake s's' and 40 am. $50 pm.
Pleasant Valley.
Bingham Branch....7.40 am. 800 pm.
For Sandy, Gran
tie and Wssstch,
Tuesdays Thurs S740 am. 600 pm
days and Sstur-
days only.".......
d. @. DODGE, General Manager.
HENRY WOOD,
eneral Superb tendent.
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@ TREES TREES TREES a

Fruit and Shade Trees, Ornamsnt,l ~.
oery and Bversreens, etc, etc. We S. a[so
large stock OF Tested Fruit Trees, q. RednCass
Seed Potatoes: We u furnish The -,
and public with the Mammoth Pesr, "a "a
Beauty OF Hebron Potatoes. ana
Apply to WOODBURY. I STAY. s.v,,,
Ward Nursery, corner Of First Wsst - ~
Sixth South streets. Salt Lake City. lo
Borders bymail prom pity ATTENDED 6,
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PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.

Contents of the April number,
Wagner and Dere, On the st. Lawr-
ence from Clayton to Montreal
Character of Lady Macbeth, A
TrueGhost Story, a New Cephaome.
ter, A chronological life, William
Cullen Bryant and his Poetry, Get
ting Used to 1t, ADutch Lady-DOc.
tor. The France as Related to Sea.
sickness and Surgery, Kitchen Leaf.
lets, No. Is, Notes on Science and
A Agriculture, Editorial Items, An.
sWers to Correspondents, Personal.
Wisdom, Mirth, Library.
Fowler q Wells, 753 Broadway.
New York. :
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MATCHES.
The Great Western Match Factory
Rebuilt

New and Improved Machinery.
Matches always on hand.
Can ill any order on shortest notice. Salts
faction guaranteed.
L DAHLQU1sT, sup't.
Address P.0. Box 595, Salt Lake City, y. T.
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island, and having also remarked
that improvements have been made
subsequent to those remarks, am
ed to ask for your aid in drawing the
attention of the public and the
Government to the road through the
marsh between Heeia and Heeia-ke
This road is constantly, being
travelled over by plantation carts,
daily, and is in such bad condition
that the water on each side of the
road ripples with the vibrations of
the carts. Numerous holes, ruts,
and rough stones make it pleasant for
the feet of the horses. TO crown
all, though heavy road taxes are paid
in the neighborhood, not dollar
has been expended for three years
on this section of the road. 1t is
said that other reasons than economy
or shortness of funds have been the
cause of this. Hoping to see a
speedy Improvement is the
VOICE OF HEEIA RESIDENTS.
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Office of Fred. c Keil, Pharmaceutical
Chemist, Market Street Pharmacy

Office of Fred. G Keil, Pharmaceutical
Chemist, Market Street Pharmacy,
To zvhom it may concern:
I hereby certify that have examined
the various brands of Japan Tea, all of
which have been purehas ed by disinter.
ested parties, and found them all to be
more or less adulterated with coloring
matters and other substances foreign 10
Tea, with the exception of lots marked
L.P.M. packed by l.. p. Moore, Yokoha
ma.
The analyses of twelve different brands
gave the following result, viz:
No. l. Large amount of coloring, con.
sisting of Prussian Blue Gerro-cyan-
ide of irony, Gypsum and Soapstone.
No. 2. Large amount of coloring, con-
This brand contains large quantity
No. 3. Colored with Indigo and alumi
nous earth.
Nod. Colored with Prussian Blue and
Gypsum, and mixed with leaves from
other plants.
No. s. Colored with Prussian Blue, Gyp-
sum and Soapstone.
No. 9. Slightly colored with Indigo
Plumbago and Clay.
No. 7. Colored with Indigo, Plrmbago
and Gypsum.
No. 8. Slightly colored with Plumbago
and Indigo.
No 9 Colored with Plumbago and
Clay.
No. 10 Slightly colored with Prussian
Blue. Snapstone and Yellow Ochre.
No. IL Colored with Indigo and Plum.
bago.
No. II LPM LIP. Moore, Yokohama. per.
fecly free from dust and any artificial
coloring or other foreign substance.
FRED. G. KEEL.
Subcyibed and SWORN to before
me, this 12tA day Of 9fanaa,y,
1850.
F.C. WEGENER, Notary Public,
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1 18th, 1885,
l.. r. MOORE, ESQ.
Dear Sir Having read the result of
the analysis of various brands of Japan
Tea, we consider No II, marked l.. p.
NJ, packed by your firm at Yok ohama,
the only Tea of The twelve samples fit
for use and perfectly wholesome-the
other brands containing more or less in
furious substances, and under no be
cumstances should he allowed to cir
used. A. GoERTz MD.
q. j. BUCKNELI., M. ID.
j. l.. MEAREs, MD.
aO-For sale UNREASONABLE
LOW and on most FAVORABLE
TERMS by
G. w. Macfarlane 81 Co.
5G1 1wb.
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ICE CREAM.

EDITOR BULLETIN :-On the even
ing of the 10th inst, some persons,
anticipating treat, made a purchase
from one of the ice cream carts,
which are becoming SO numerous, OF
what was vended for ice cream.
The " cream" however, was found,
upon tasting, to resemble poorly
favored, and not properly sweetened,
frozen corn starch. l suggest to
the vendor that he change the name
of the article from that of ice cream
to that of " frozen starch" or some
thing at least in keeping with the
quality of the article, as otherwise,
some wrong" person may, one of
these days, get fooled, and let him
in, under the law prohibiting the
vending of spurious and adulterated
food. The vendor might save him
self, legally, however, by advertising
that "a little of his cream will go
long way" as was the case in this
instance. This advice is gratis.
Xxx.
Perhaps our correspondent was
suffering from dyspepsia on the
evening of the 10th. Ed. d. b.
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A WATER-TUBE BOILER.

The Babcock and Wilcox water
tube boiler, which is now being in
troduced in the Kingdom, is said to
be more economical in price than
those in general use, using less fuel
and being more easy of transporta-
ton. One Of these boilers has been
already purchased by the Reciprocity
Sugar Company, and two more are
shortly expected. 1t is used ex-
tensively in refineries in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, and on
plantations in Cuba.
We take the following account of
its construction from a catalogue
"It is composed of lap-welded
wrought-iron tubess placed in an in
clined position and connected with
each other, and with horizontal
steam and water drum, by vertical
passages at each end, while mud.
drum connects the tubes at the rear
The openings for cleaning opposite
the end of each tube are closed BY
hand-hole plates, the joints of which
are made by milling the surfaces tc
accurate metallic contact, and are
held in place by wrought-iron forged
clamps and bolts. They are testet
and made tight under hydrostati'
pressure of 300 pounds per square
inch, iron to iron, and withou
rubber packing, or other perishabl'
substances" The agentin Honolul,
is Mr.. w. E. Rowell, and informa
tion can also be obtained from Mr.
HI. Ricmenschneider.
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speed to his first base. But If the
ball gets to the man at the base be-
fore he gets there he is put out.
This is an American game. II the
striker makes foul and the catcher
catches it he is out. The men keep
betting all tue time There was one
man who bet $500 on the Maui
Club, but he lost all his money.
When the game is through they all
get together and give three cheers.
WILLIE CoNEY.
The next room is in charge of
Miss Whitney, who takes the class
temporarily until the arrival of Miss
Winter. There were thirty three
pupils present, nine Of whom were
in the third grade and twenty four
in the second grade.
Our next visit was to Room One
which contained the first grade.
This is in charge of Miss Mossman
who had two classes, thirteen in the
higher one and twenty, all new to
the school, in the lower class. A
bell was touched and one class came
to the front in perfect order. They
were put through their usual lessons
in counting, forwards and back
wards, from l to 100. There was
not one mistake made. They were
then taught how to make two, by
putting one and one together. The
same was done with threes, and
fours and fives.
Several numbers were given to
the children to write on their states,
which were submitted to us, and
almost all were done accurately and
with great neatness. We were told
that there had been "a few visitors
to this room" during the term, that
pupils were promoted sat any time,"
that Geography was mot taught, by
direction of Mr.. Scott" that "no
music had been taught this year,"
that little drawing was taught
from charts" and that stSwinton' 8
reader" was used, and that the
children learned to spell from it.
The inspection of this room was
the most pleasing sight that we had
seen in either school. The class of
little children, all of whom were
clean, neat, tidy, attentive to their
work, and obedient to the orders
given them, can not easily be for
COTTON, and reflects the highest
credit upon their teacher.
The second grade, with twenty
eight pupils, is under the supervision
of Mrs. Needham. The children
were engaged in an Arithmetic
lesson, and subsequently wrote
letters on the blackboard. We saw
very little work in this room as the
time for recess had arrived. We
noticed on blackboard a roll Of
honor, which contained the names OF
the twelve best pupils for the pre-
vious week. This roll is altered.
from week to week, as occasion may
require. No music or drawing is
taught in this room, but lessons il
Geography are given from text
books and outline maps.
2 This concluded our visit to the
Fort Street School, and we have
pleasure in saying that, what VIZ
: saw and heard, more than realized
! our expectations.
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FORT STREET SCHOOL.

In Room three, that of Miss Kim
ney, we also heard several of the
class give, from memory, summary
of the parts of speech of the English
language. Other pupils were asked
to point out any mistakes that had
been made, and they were readily
acknowledged by those who had
made them. The meaning of the
elements of sentence was explained
by the pupils, who gave different ex-
amples illustrating what they said.
We ascertained that stno parents or
visitors had been to this room dur
ing the term. The class was pro-
missed written examination, on Fri
day (of last weekly, of some work
they had done, but, fully alive to
the prospects of a holiday, they re-
minded the teacher that Friday would
be His Majesty's birthday. Owing
to the division of this room, the
teacher is supposed to teach ''four-
teen classes day; she teaches
Geography and "Map Drawing"
Several very good specimens of
maps, drawn by the pupils, were
hanging framed upon the walls, no.
tably those of Africa, North and
South America. Robert Graham
gave an excellent idea of the plot of
Macbeth, and in his account he made
the very sage remark that, "Portia
wasn't the wife of Bassanio, when he
wanted to get the money" He knew
that Shakespeare was born on the
Avon and in the sixteenth century.
He had only seen Macbeth played
once, when he was four OF five years
old, but remembered what had been
told him, some time last term by
his teacher. We also heard some
good exercises on adverbs, clear
questions and extended answers being
given. The old story of Alfred and
the cakes was also narrated. We
ascertained that all pupils were pro-
NOTED once year, but that an ex-
ception had been made in the case OF
boy from Australia, as it was found
that he was far advanced and excep-
tionally we'll taught for his years.
The following account of game
of Base Ball was written by one OF
the pupils in this room, who is only
ten years of age.
BASE BALL.
1t is one of the best games played.
/ went out to see the game of ball
between the Maui and Honolulu
Clubs. They played on Saturday and
Monday. The Honolulu boys played
the best of all. There are four ba-
ses. The man that strikes stands
with his bat over his shoulders. The
pitcher thows the ball, and he al
ways tries to strike it. He has a
good many chances TO strike it.
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ROADS,:

EDITOR BULLETIN: - Frequently
noticing that in your paper, mention
has been made of the bad condition
of the roads in different parts of the
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SEQ REWARD,

WILL BE PAID to any party giving
w in formation that will lead TO the
conviction and punishment of the per-
son or persons, who broke open two of
the lock boxes of the Postotfice, on the
night of the 18th inst; or who may be
engaged in similar depredations at the
Postoifice IN future.
II. M. WHITNEY, PM
November II, 1888. 562 3t
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Notice.

THE undersigned begs to inform the
Il public generally lhat he has pur.
chased the business of Apau, of Koloa, ),
Kauai, and intends carrying on the same.
Apau will he responsible for the debts
on the late business. CHONG WO.
Koloa, Kauai, Nov. 10, 1883. 558 I'm
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Lost,

ON Saturday, Dsrk Red Chuddah
" Shawl. 1t was lost when driving
from Goo Kim's on Nunanu street,
through Chaplain lane, down Fort street
and along Hotel street to Goo Kim's. A
suitable reward will be given to the
finder by
562 IF b WILDER g. co.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence is solicited on the top.
les of the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise purely
personal matter.
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
respondents,-ED.
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Grocery and Feed Store.

NTOLFE & EDWARDS, corner of
w King and Nuuanu streets.
Fresh Groceries by every steamer. Or.
ders solicited, and goods delivered in
any part of the city. 561 6m b
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Lost.

ON Thursday evening, between Bere-
" tania and School streets, lady's
Gold Chain, with eye glass attached.
The finder will be rewarded. Apply at
this Ofi,e t62 St b*
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Good Business Chance.

DOR Sale a RESTAURANT in
l. good location, doing good solid
business, with groceries, fixtures, furni-
ture, etc. 10 years lease
Address, H. f.,
OBI 3m This Office.
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THIS DAYS DolNcS.
EVENING.

EVENING".
Band at Emma Square, at 1880
Lecture, Y.M.C.A., 1880.
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
Algaroba Lodge, I.O.G.T., 7:3O.
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For Sale or Lease.

A SMALL BRICK COTTAGE, CON
"A sisting of four rooms and Kitch.
EN-. Rent moderate. Apply to
T. w. RAWLINS, Soap Works,
5cO ct Leleo,
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Notice.

A NY one found shooting, trapping
IA game, or trespassing on the Kae-
lekei and Kahaione lands, at Maunalua,
Oahu, after this date, will be prosecuted
according to law
THOS. w. RAWLINS.
Honolulu, Oct. 10. 1898. $50 ct
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(fcrming one of the Choicest Shipments
ever introduced in Honolulu)
PLATE GLASS MIRRORS

Pictures, Rugs, Mats, etc., etc.. COM
prising Drawing Room Suites, Richly
Upholstered Dining Room Suites up.
holstered in Leather and Morocco, La
dies Work Tables, Whatnots, Folding
Chairs, Loo Tables, G mmodes, Cinter
bury's, Coffee Tables, Feather iillows,
Reading Tables, Music Stools, Corner
Brackets, Center Tables, Davcnrorts,
Writing Desks, Hanging Book Shelves,
Spitoom Footstools, China Flower Pots
and Stands, Toilet Mirrors, Hassocks
etc., etc.
Also very fine Assortment of Pict-
ures, Rugs and Mats.
Open for inspection on Monday and
Tuesday November 10Th and 20lh.
Catalogues are now ready and can be
Obtained at our Sales Room.
LYONS & LEvEy, Auctioneers.
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Notice OF Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that CO.
In partnership has been this day for
med between @. #. Wolfe and j. @. Ed
wards to carry on a grocery and feed
store in this city. under the firm name OF
56l limb WOLFE & EDWARDS.
Honolulu Nov, Is, 1888
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For Sale.

A QUANTITY of IRON Hoop, 2xS.16.
"A Also, Iron Tanks. Apply to
$50 3m j. Fl. BRUINS.
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education, came home and was installed
as housekeeper for her father. He
would allow her to make no friends,
male or female. Some time ago a
jaunty little fellow called, who
proved to be Frances school friend
in disguise and the girls determined
never again to part, The jaunty
boy staid in town and one day Frances
was missing. The father soon received
a letter from small town in the interior
Of the State saying that his daughter
was married and waiting for forgiveness.
So she had been, and to her girl school
mate. There was nothing for her father
to do but to forgive. He did so and
brought the supposed man and wife
home. The husband behaved himself
admirably aud the wife's father was sat
isfed. Soon the husbands clothes gave
out and Yaterfamilias desired to renew
them. Confession came and now the
old gentleman has married the husband
Of his daughter and all are living hap
PLY together.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by C. F.
Heinzeman, I22 North Main street.
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TO LET.
FURNISHED ROOMS,

FINE LARGE STORES to let in Arcadit
I'm jn2s RoBT. $. BAKER.
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WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
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hiLLsBoRo' Ill, Dec ~ --Ihe trial
OF t1e three men-Montgomery, Petts
ana Ciemehts-ior outraRhhg BLISS Emma
Dohd over year ago. mas peen IN pro,
gress mere for over Tour weeks past and
curing that time mr.. BOND. tne iather
o. the victim OF the horrible crime, has
received numerous letters from various
parts o. the country, IN "hicn the VIII
ers ouer 10 ,urnish any mum
per OF men 70 iynen montgomery, re'sis
ana oienen,s. one ietter was post
aud states that the writer Is the chief of
ali organization for the punishment OF
crime tiat "ouid oe pressed 70 iurnisn
.orty men on snort notice 70 nang the
snroe ae'ehuan's u Dona uesired. bono
gives no couh'ehahce whaeeVer 10 sueh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Aruord,s views orUs
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rhii.ADhLrhia, DEC. ZS.-Ine fress
. ~ nas'new arnod. ne says;
am mueh grained ny' tne attendance
at my iectures, except IN balumore.