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Giant skeletons

George Arnold, farm hand in the en-
ploy Boots, VINO lives ABOUT HI
teen miles west Of this city, made discov-
cry which has excited widespread interest
in this county. The object OF this interest
isthe skeleton Of what once was a man OF
gigantic proportions, which was uncovered
in a gravel nit on Mr.. Boots farm. The
skeleton was found in a sitting posture,
facing the east, and about six feet beneath
the surface. Some Of the bones were badly
broken by a caving Of the bank, but the
skull and some OF the larger bones were
taken out intact, aud from them may be
easily realized the gigantic stature Of the
being 20 whom they once gave supplrt.
A measurement OF the skull from front 10
rear, the rule passing through the eye
socket 10 the back Of the head. shows Il 20
have been about sixteen inches, while the
breadth Of the inferior maxillary ives eight
and one-half inches. showing that the brain
must hrve weighed from four and one-htli
fo Eve pounds. Careful measurement Of
the other bones establish the fact that The
man. when alive, was not less than nine
feet in height ard large in proportion
From the appearance Of The teeth. which
are very large and do not show the slighiesi
sign Of decay, althOush they are worn down
almost 10 the bones Of the jsw. the man
e0uld not have ben les than 100 ysars old
when be died, sud Of course be may bave
hean much older. The bones q the lover
i.r are very isrgs snd thick, showing an
ertert q rruseu'ar development ID thai
organ which is fer beyond anything Of tbs
u-rs ID drv. H1W long ar1 the body q
efs-f uas inferred where % vas unsartted
l or 10 usat tribe OF nation be belonged NheI
/ ne frud The earth in al the mtiesfy 81 hli
/ rf-rrrfh d j. imuossitle 20 say. bit j
must hax been ares ego. as I'll The irdica
fious shot that the soil where the rtmain
Urs discovered had not been disturbed r.
nauv renarations Steps bare beer takei
I 20 have casfs msde o. the b1ues. aud thel
vili Be pisced sifhef IN the stsie c.-leciiOi
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rn,.n.e snnsrinx Relieved.

A gentleman in Magnolia, Miss, whose
wife had been fearful sufferer from Neu-
raleia, made a trial Of Compound Oxygen
In her case. after six weeks he made his
renort: "since my wife commenced the
use of Compound Oxygen, che has not had
an attack OF headache. She was threetens
once or twice, but 1t pssed of; and she tells
me to-day that her head feels more natural
now than it has since she commenced 70
suffer with neuralgia. we feel bappy Nv Nv
We we're induced 70 try your treatment, and
mink that il has saved my wife from the
grave or the asylum, 10 one OF which the
would certainly have gone had relief not
oeep found" Our treatise on COMPOUND
Oxygen, its nature. action, and results Will
renorts OF cases and full information. SCI,
free Drs starkey a PaleD, liO9 and
iii Girard street, Philadelphia. Pa
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A fus specimen Of the American ssg.e,
esusbt on one Of the ISLANDS opposite salts
HsrhFrs scns time ago, hss been KEPT tlt1
M In TIE yard Of Birnbeuf's hotsl for soue
time, auaifing q purchaser. This noble
bird vas sold % Fndsy, and VS. ten pora-
riiv r,laced In. the yard q q Game fowl
fsrcfer. Who smiled significantly when
vsrnsd thar the saels might hun bis f1uls.
The grin looking bird I'D not beer m tne
vs-d long bsfors the zane cocks began -
cror ard Erut % md cCgn IN frott = ~
rfrrrrr visitor. The esEle s1f cuietl1 ir
80 cerf-p Of he yard. apr1reutiT uncrr.
srirus 81 fhs presence 81 ne nnlsT FHrn,
errtrs rrffI s1dde1ly ure e. hen tsE =
Nrrn ar1 sfrurk nm rrrr rne ~ - ulrr.
He Io1red f-wr urur ~ i - ctsrtt
cleer ~ . c-'rl'..'- 49,
rrnrh a. 20 irr1re vhat rs .
rrsftr- rrer 49, ~ tr-sr EanI- tr L.
st-u-k him o. tts r-east. rtIls rrr1 =
NJ : hin % ne nscE- Ins nctls -,
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A Iightning-Rod Man on shot rowe
and Flagstaff.


Quite crowd collected in the neighbor-
hood OF Baltimore and Front streets yester-
day shortly after midday, and the gaze OF
each and every one was directed heaven
ward. Following the line of their OBSERVE
tions, two figures could be seen on top OF
the shot-tower. The height was necessarily
too great to distinguish the countenances
of the aerial excursionists, and when one OF
them climbed the flagstaff which taps the
tower, went through queer movements, ana
then rapidly descended, excitement was at
its height. The crowd increased momenta-
rilv. and from many windows in the lower
section Of the city which commanded a
view of the lofty elevation curious persons
gazed upon the two figures. Presently
Rot disappeared inside OF the tower, and
the show was over. An American man
went over TO the tower and ascertained that
Mr.. August l.. Eicke, in company win a
colored man, one OF his employees, mao oeen
busy fixing up the lightning rod at
tacbed to the tower and doing similar lofty
wo'k.
Mr' Eicke said: This tower is 2l7 feet
high. and It takes 39i ordinary stair.steps
to reach the top. The flagstaff is thirty.
five feet high in addition, and to-day put
nv liehtniDg--od glasses on the stall, and
renewed the flag. halliards. The hagstafi is
only about eight inches In diameter. NJ the
base, and when j climbed up it shook like
a willow. would have remained up lon
ger and completed more work, but to-day
| ike every other sultry day, the air at high,
attitudes is iull of electric currents, and
they became SO strong at one time that i
was compelled to slip down the pole a dis
lance of more than six feet, and thus as
YOU see, lacerated AMI cut my hands. 1t is
much warmer up there than 1t is down
here, and was in q profuse perspiration
ali the time. To morrow ! shall continue
NV work, which will occupy me two OF
three DAYS, and finally | will come down
the lightning-rod outside Of the tower, and
repair any defects may see. ~ baltimore
American.
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LAMPASAS.
Court.house Corner r stone Laid--Fine Rain .
Festival.

Court. house Corner stone Laid. Fine Rain :
Festival.
LAMrAsAs, Sept. 6 Especial This morn
ing at the hour of 10 O'Clock. Honorable
Norton Moses, acting Grand Worthy Mas
ter conducted the ceremonies in the laying
of The cornerstone of our new courthouse,
The management. was in the hands Of sara
toea lodge, A. +. 81 A. M, assisted by the
various secret orders of our city. The prln-
ciple deposits were copies of several OF IN the
Texas dailies, copies of the Lampasas Dis
match. Lam asas Daily Globe and st. Louis
Globe Democrat, q German penny, differ
emit cards of our business men, etc. Inc
different orders presented fine appear
ance. The remarks of Honorable Norton
Moses were appropriate, and received Inc
appreciation of all.
We had fine rain this evening,
The Methodist church ladies intend CIV
ing a fine supper tonight.
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now opened his wings with lazy, leisure
~ swing. erected his chest feathers, and his
eyes seemed to blaze like Goals of fire. The
American eagle was becoming interested
in the business. Again one OF the golden
pheasant fowls dashed recklessly at the
eagle, grasping bunch OF feathers in It's
attack. Before it could recover from its
charge the eagle had extended one OF its
talonsand seized the game.cock by Its neck
aud by dexterous swing laid 1t tluttering
and auivering beneath its LETT foot.
The second game fowl then charged upon
the huge stranger, whose wings were now
half opened and lazly rising and falling.
As the game cock struck 1t was met with a
blow from the eagles wing, and "a it fell
was caught in the open talons OF the cap
tive Toe, aud laid struggling and dying
upon the ground.
The victor did not appear to be the least
excited, and, after thus dispoSing OF its
troublesome adversarles, lazily stepped TO
one side and seemed 10 relapse into state
Of meditative reflection every once and
awhile looking down indiiferently upon
the bloody trophies ofits power, lying dead
at its feel. -[San Barbara Press.
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FORT WORTH.

Major Penn on Jngersoll Cotton Sales
A Shibbol for Candidates.
Fort WORTH, Sept. 6.-[Special.l-Major
Penn opened his gospel text tonight with
600 present. His discourse went, to show
that Bob Ingersoll was endorsed by the
bible from his stand point, his unbellei
being his misfortune, not his iault, the
spiritual man not being developed. -,
Eighty-seven bales Oh cotton were soiu
A number of leading citizens are making
an effort TO have the town cow-penned at
night to keep fruit trees and shrubbery
from being destroyed. ALI candidates
must be sound on the COW question be,
fore they can hope to receive the votes o.
the people.
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HOLD UP HANDS,
Baird: A Latter. day Claude Dnyal and
Modern HOunsIOw Heath.
Uncle Sans Pouches Rin cd CHEERS
In Chase.
Green Hands but Greedy for Gold
WEATHERFORD.
Emuiators Of the James.

VI
WEATHERFoRD, Sept. 6,-[Special.l 1.-The
Weatherford and Jacksboro stage was
robbed this evening about 0 O'Clock while 1t
was crossing Pindle Prairie, coming here.
There was only one passenger, Paris Hoer'
ner. of Colorado, from whom the robbers
took $145, and gold watch and chain. The
December 14th 1874 engraved on it. From
the driver they took So so and a silver
watch. They also cut the bags, land took
several registered packages. The work was
done by two young men, rather
heavy set, one a blonde,
the other dark Of complexion.
They are evidently green hands or they
wouId no. have touched the mails. Officers
are in pursuit, and as they were riding, one
bay or dark horse and the other a dun
borse, will be easily followed. 1t Is thought
they will go west or north.
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WRECKlNG RATES.
status Of the Halfway War Tor 'he
Louisville BONANZA.
The Param ore ana Gould Systems Be"
coming Involved.
Texas Gets Fair Slice Of the Pie.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. 6.-[Special.l-
The railroad fight for passenger Dusii'css
between the Psramore and the Iron Noun
tain roads has opened. The Paramore has
combined with the Arkansas Valley Route
leading to Little Rock. and offers daily
round trip tickets 10 st. Louis Tor Sl6 20,
which is much below the Iron Mountain
route. War is also declared against the
Memphis & Little Rock, and the Louisyilie
a Nashville are selling round trip .ickets
to Louisville for SIS The Ohio q Mlssls-
sippi and the Illinois Central companies
coroperate with The combination, pig
emf Is announced from Little Rock to Tex
arkapa. TYLER, Corsicana and Waco, Iexas.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. G.-The Little
Rock q Mississippi river d Texas and St.
Louis g. Texas Narrow Gauge
railroads have begun cutting passenger
rates from Little Rock to Louisville, using
the Illinois Central To Odin, and the ONO
q Mississippi railroad from that point.
The rate by the Memphis & Little Rock
and Louisville & Nashville is SIS for round
trip tickets, sold only one day IN
two weeks. The other routes VIII
sell at SIS. every days. ARRANGEMENTS
are being made by the new eomDl-
nation to reduce freight ana pas
senger rates to all competing polnLs
n Arkansas and Texas and also morrill,
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MARSHALL,

Psrtonai-A Light and Dark SUBJECT
Tafy.
MARSHALL. Sept. 6.-[Special.1-Homer
Price. editor and proprietor Of the Messen
ger. is sick with ~ phoid fever.
A negro man, keeping saloon and par
near tne.raiiway general office, when IN
act OF turning down the WICK OF ms lamp
last night at closing-up time, was saved
sho. AZ IL which scattered the fragments
arand near, and came near killing the ne
our people would be much edited to
have the general superintendent OF the
Texas & Pacific with us again. We Will
give him q place in Abraham's bosom II
he will come.
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HE1AD THURSDAY sEpEMBEn a, 1889

q. u W, I,ovsli, Of CsIIfofpis, assistant
oounoeIlor o. lIfediotd, ci Indians, vice.
oounqelor q. u. Lewis, OF lgdiigna, rec ,,l'.
or! Watson J. Newton, o. Washlng,op'
treasurer J. T.. Vapnest OF ONO, mMsnI
WIIa"n' Of New Jersey, guard u. Nleker.
son' of Indiana, sentry; 10. ~, EdwsIds,
of Michigan; W. II. D, Gascoyne,, Of vif'
eioIa, d. A. Crast, Of Missouri; y. y. ltos'
ers Of Indiana; John Payne, OF lndisna,
trustees. Representatives from twenty
seyyt states we're present. The MEMBER
ahi5tia o. 600
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BIG SANDY.
A Corrected version Of a Tragedy.

A Corrected Version Of Tragedy.
Bro SANDY, Aug. 6. Ispeciall-In ysur
special from this place, your reporter does
not correctly state the facts about the diff
ficulty between two negroes, that occurred
on Inc 4th. They were not connected with
or attending the show, but are section hands
on The Texas q st. Louis railroad and were
M work near town, when they disagreed
sbout some trivial matter. From harsh
words they soon went to blows with Their
fists. and finally with a SPADE ana DICE;
The negro usipg the pick inficing painful
and pefbaps mortal wound on the breast
and neck Of his opponent.
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A greater contrast in character and per-
son than that which marks the incoming
and outgoing governors of Kentucky could
hardly be imagined.
Governor Blackburn is man ofemotions,
of sympathes, of impulse. His.heart is as
big as his body, which 10 large ana com
handing He has Travelled all over the
world, has lived in every part OF 1t, TO pc,
at the close of long career, as typlcai
Keptuckian-liberal to fault, prompt 70
The suggestions of pity and anger. choleric
without malice, genial, uniiinchlng,
and sometimes heedless-as he was az
Ihe beciuniug. Ills errors ~ administra'
ton which, in spite OF all that has been
said against him, have had certain lean
INC TO virtues side, are ascrlbable chie1y
10 his warmth OF blood aud temper a
more independent executive, or one VINO
pursue more systematically the 6eht OF
his own will, the state never had. NOT
ritbs,anding the criticism he has encoun-
tered. he goes out of Office carrying with
him the general good wishes Of every class
II can pe said OF him, and this Is SOLO
nraise. that during his four years tenure,
he has lost none OF the friends who helped
him 10 the place, and made no enemies
who care 10 pursue or remember MIN Win
their i'll will.
Governor knOtt il tndu ihhuc u ~
fsrent metal. Those who take him ior
humor,st, who will make a joke OF magis-
tracy, know nothing Of him. There Is q
good deal of cynicism In his wit; and, IN
h;s Oh aracter. both moral and mental, he
h exacting ana exact to the verge OF aus
terity. Il would be hard 70 ind more en- IN
sccessible person. Cold, direct and able,
one OF the best trained Of public men, atn,
bilious only for the rewards OF useful ane
honorable service, very clean ano
yery close, perfectly sincere. positive.
ho,,unsgvressiye a little lazy but en- irely
frustworthy, little narrow but admirably
learned, Proctor Knott possesses the ele-
mepts OF q really great governor; lie can
= - - drivsn. nor easily led. and yet, IN
nj priyate life and 70 his iamiiiars, gen
Ter and more complying disposition, or .
brighter and more genial temper, one
c,rid moi wish 10 meet. lie is emp1atic'
sIlv a man who separates bis domes &c from
his public lite. In The one be has the sim-
nfcitv Of a child. In the other De %
i,eer1 fjeelist. 20 whom official duty =
personai iItegrity.-lC)arier Journal
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RICHMOND.


RIcHNorD, Sept. 6.-lSpeciALl-Ar'
Clinton Dyer. resident Of this place, ana
brother of =. Dyer and Mrs. August
Never. while working the bridge OF the
Sun Set railroad, scr0ss the Brszos river
hers. on the an, accidentally fell, and died
ahout O'Clock, from his Injuries. MT.
Dyer was youna man, and very Wen COZ,
r,scted. and leaves many relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Cotton Is coming in rapidly.
A slirhl rain lelI lo-day.
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HUBBARD CITY.
Heavy Libel Suit Threatened.

HUBBARD CITY, Sept. 6.-[Special'l-on
last Monday, the Sd, Rev. d. P. Haggard,
the resident Southern Methodist minister
at this place., was arrested by constable
of Limestone county on warrant paseu
upon charge of criminal conduct In con
ncction with another mans wne:
An account of the arrest and
a statement of the charges made against
the Rev. Mr. Haggard, were published In
the Hubbard City News. To-day the stock
holders were notified that they would be
j. sued at the next term of district. court Tor
Hill county, 70 damages resulting from
the alleged defamati N OF Rev; Mr.. nag a.
damsge is placed at $4,000.
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A correspondent writes from Kissingen
that Prince Bismarck arrived there in q
somevh atsudden m V eryfe few per
son. therefore. we're at the station 10 meet
HIM Ca his way TO kissingen ne was
waited upon at GottiDgen oy deputsuon
Of former fellow students, he Is LOOKING
terriplv pale and haggard; bis eyes nave
lost their former brightness, and ms once
unrisht figure has assumed stooping po-
sirion. In a word. he looks twenty years
oider Than he did a fev months ago. he is
~ weak that he could not alight from his
carriage Without assistance. lie now
sreaks continually OF bis ailments, weak
ness which be never exhibited before, ano
80, anyone asks him about the elect OF
Re nsvg Treatment be has been undergoing
be always appeals TO DR.. schvenniger, VINO
invariably accom- panies hiH-s ana ~ whose
stiii be implicitly relies. The history q
tbis rnedico il q somewhat remsrkabie one
After having taken mis- degree be prnctice.n
in Munich and became fashionaoie isey
dortcr- lis career. however, was SUDDEN
lv cut short bv his being sentenced 10 q
ic-g te-rn of irnrriaonment on very grave
chsrge the scandal Of which caused some
ssrserion Al the time ID Bavaria His pres-
ent position l. msinly due % faui Linoah'
Who introduced him 10 Count W neini },
the chancellor s,son. whom be cured ~ ine
s.rus treatment that be is nOE praeticlne
m ne r1ucs himself This treatment, d
tie vsy Is not his Ovn invenfion' out =
due 70 Professor Oertsl, OF Munich
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An cid pbysician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his bands BIZ an East
INDIA missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
nSnent cure Of Consumption. Broncnitis,
Catsrrh. Asthma and ell throat and lung
Affections. also q positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and All nervous com
plants. aher having tested its wonderful
curative powers In tnousan1s o. case. -
seit II his duty 20 make b kroUn 10 bic
suffering fellows. Acsusfed b. this motive
and A desire 10 relieve human suffering i
will send tree OF charge, ~ all who desire -
this recipe, In German, French o. BnElisn,
WITH fn1 directions for preparing aud Ne
ing. Sent by mail By addressing Win
sfsrnp, naming this paper, W. A Aoyss-
lf9 Powers Block, Rochester, y n.
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IN. Results Of CROOKS Campaign
Il Psso, Sept. G.-f5peciall-Ihe III
Psso Times special says two squsvs came
into Mericsn camp st Cssas 6raDoss; ano
--sfrI fhelJu q erre0Dsmo Chstta and Vans
WISHED treat iyr peace twenty I'VE y s-lc.l
f-oru'r lrft. and held c0nisreDce enn ioune
an lnscbps we'll armed. IN desired isna
eseus and Withdrawal o. troop. - .s -. ~ u
Meriro for Instructions.
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BAIRD.
The Road Agent Around.

BAIRD, Sept. 6,-[Special About IL
o'clock this morning Coon Dunman was
robbed of gold watch and few dollars
by some unknown person, on the Belle
Plain and Coleman road ut the edge of the
timber Just south of Belle Pain. No clue
as vet to the roboer.
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Advance Step in Industry.

HAVANA, CUBA.-The most popular dent
member of the Royal University, states
that in all cases OF troublesome neuralgia,
arising from the teeth. his patrons are re-
commended to use st, Jacobs OIL, and the
most satisfactory cures have followed. 1t
is a specific for toothache, earache, bodily
palms and proof against household acct
dents.
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uH Be trus, stcert.inly Il, thst no
,-,,---ion c.n BE- mate % sarys grestef
,.rtlir use nlness fnar thet 81 1gnrne-isn'
4 n eunslIV true tbnt 70 proie non - ~
= - 70 - many vir1rslta1e.- o p mucn
ruirn sfvsrsio1 and 20 sncn VIZ -
,.--.r-.7 ir-rrs1ist = usrpetunIl1 befDrt -
,'.--I1-tts' Fr hin there T. 70 seq anc
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rosk n Tor ouIniss

Drrrsos, Sept. 6.-fspecisll-1ohn Nay
q f.~ner living lear Preston Bend, took
-,o-rtipe. b.Iisvinr Il 20 BE- quinin.s to-1sy
- a. befrrs r1sfical I'D c-1l1 go
fIu. He uns " long tine A1ems =
- -rrrr, 1rl~rr hrrs, and 90 s1ch Fn
49, ~ ~~~r-r al 0-rr he stEfe.
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The Railway War.

ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 6.-The restoration Oh
railroad rates to Chattanooga took effect
this morning The Ohio & Mississippi 3 has
reduced the Evansville rate 10 20. lne
az 10 and it is likely to remain at that fig
nre during the exposition. This narrows
the fight to the Ohio & Mississippi and AIR
Line On Louisville business and the dollar
rate still prevails.
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A Lsrrsre-. P.rn-J .ssris ~ hnd the
80 81 ~ ~rse frncfsi q rrcsrilf wtiit
rlsrirr bal ~ q blpH from ta-s-h.il hsi
rrrrirues unahate1
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Ii YOU suffer from looseness of the bow
els, Angostura Btters will surely cure you.
Beware of counterfeits and ask your grocer
or druggist for the genuine article prepared
by DR., j, G.. B. Seigert 81 Sons.
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crrsss. sen. g. BE- supreme councl
~ ODE 81 C.r-sn isnds lscts1 81
rrrus rHsr-s IN ruo-rinr - folio1t :
H,~r-s M-wdss,1l So Torti cou1os-,ci
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Ten years ego the name Of Lydia Z FinE
ham was scarcely kHOsn ouitide oi hsi
native state. To-day il is bousehold wore
aI over the continent, aud many hlo
read the secular and religious ] luf LAS latt
nsrorne feailiar with the face that shsres
on then with q modest c0nhdsuc-, %
wbirh We read the trath that nothing n'
en- dueu IN snch q temper