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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-25


has made the assertion that he de-
sires to live up to the Constitution.
/ desire to ask him whether he has
read section 25, article 8, of the Con.
stitution, which says that when
the General Assembly shall be con-
vened in a special session, there
shall be no legislation upon subjects
other than those designated in the
proclamation ofthe Governor calling
such session"
Is be not asking the consideration
of bill which the Constitution does
not permit US to consider at this
session, it not being designated as
one of the subjects of legislation in
the Governors proclamation?
Mr.. Colborn.-When that consti-
tutional question is ruled against us.
i will submit.
Mr.. Crawford.-This appropria-
ton bill is not embraced in the Gov
ernor's proclamation.
Mr.. Colborn.-I think it is as
clearly incidental TO 1t by implica-
ton as anything can be. The gen.
t,eman will hardly contend, think,
that We could be convened in ex.
traordlnary session and kept here,
possibly year, and not have the
means of paying the officers and
employees of this Legislature, even il
the members got nothing themselves.
Such proposition as that certainly
will not be assumed by my friend
from Philadelphia Mr.. Crawford. ]
Mr.. Crawford. No law can over.
ride the Constitution. The Consti.
tuition says you shall not consider
any bill except what is embraced in
the Governors proclamation, and
say the payment of the expenses o
this session is not a subject embraced
in that proclamation, and the only
proper way is to TO come in here two
years from now and pass an appro
priation bill
Mr.. Colborn. Then the chairman
of the Committee on Appropriation
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILR0N
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and AFTER May IL, trains will run s
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NoRTHwARD.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
Early Marriages.

Nins-tenths Of unhappy marriage.
are the results Of green human calves
being allowed to run at large in the
society pastures without any yoko on.
They marry and have children before
tho do mous.sches; they sre fathers
o! twins before they are proprietor,
oiiwo pairs Of pants. aud the little
girls they marry aro old women be-
fore they are 20 years o!d. Occasion
ally one Of these goslipg marri ages
turns out all right. but it Is q clear
csss OF luck. II there VIA = law
against young galoo;s sparkling and
marrying boiore they have cut their
teeth. we suppose the lit.le cusscs
would evade it in some way, bnt
here ought 70 be sen iment again't
it. It is time enough for these ban.
tsms 10 think Of finding pull when
they have raised enough money IA
buy . bundle OF Istl,s 10 build hen.
house. Bot they SEQ girl who LOOKS
cunning, and they are afraid there i'
not going to 10 enough giih to g.
sr,und, aud then they begin to gel
in their work real spry; and before
they are aware Of the s,nctity Of tie
marriage relation they are hitchs''
for life, aud bsirre they own a cook.
stove or bsdstsad, they have to Got
mp in the nigh, and GO after the doc
TOR, so frightsued that they run them
selves ont Of breath and abuse tie
doctor bee ,uso ho dosn't run too,and
when the doctor gets there there il
not enough lined in tho house tt
wrap mp . doll baby.-Rising FAwr
(Ga J Gazette,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
TUFTS
EXPEcToRANI

"a no,nnossd OF Herbal and Mueilsyinous prod
nstss which perm cate the sabstance ofths
LSngs, sxpeotoratss the aerid inatfer
thst collects In the Bronchial Tubes, and forms .
seething esasing, which relieves tns y.
~ Iunrs of al impurities, strengthsns
shsm yvksn enfse blsd by disease, invigoss
- ths elrcuist,on OF the blood, and braces We
nsrvors system. glight colds ofsen end Ia
oonsaaption. ye e dangerous 20 nekises
them. Apply the remedy. promPtly: a
ut Of twenty years warrants the assertion thas
n rsnsdY has ever been found that u as
4 single dess raises ths pkfsgm, .utduet
iaAsmnatioa. snd its use spcsi,ly eur:s the moss
6rSa Saks ie rsadiiy. For Group tt -
Av.ia.sls ard shou,d b ,n sy:Iy family
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
. Sonic stu Left

People who argue that all the old.
fashioned people and old-'ime wsys
have passed away should take . trip
through New England A New York
or who has just returned f:om such
a i,unt was ono day in = general
store whom . woman came in and
ssked the clerk:
ID, you keep sulphuif
Yes
And 'lasses.'
Yea
And do you buy egss''
Yes
Where ire you from!'
Boston
WAS you bruug up thsrtf'
'Yes'm.'
We'll, I want to DO waited on by
,ouo old.fasbioned clerk who WAS
brung up around these parts, and
knows enough TO git tie right pro.
portions OF sulphur and 'lsssss Il
cure the itch. Too other day whei
1 found that the children lad It
wa, real pleased. Il kiuder 'p:aret
to mo like evidsn oe that the yonil
folks haint quite run away with tLi'
country, after a'l.'-Ex.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
Wouldn't Work.

A coupls Of sharpers hays been
playing an ok trick Upon unsuspi.
cious grocers and storekecpcrs in the
central and northwestern portions oi
the city during the past week. They
numbered their victims by the doz
on, 1t 10 said, but in the course oi
their travels they met ono man whom
they could not victimizc. On Sstur.
day last they c.lled at the store Of H
A&JFs Sci aberg, Nc. 1900 Biddlo
street, ind one OF them called for =
box Of bls eking, handing tLe plopri.
etor q 81 80 gold piece in paymout.
Hold on said the other, whilo the
proprietor was etamiuins Tho gold;
keep your money I've got . dime
somewhere.'
While he Was ransackine his POD.
ket Dir Schaberg handed back the
gold coin to tho man who had given
K 10 him. The other man failed to
find the dime.
oh, never mind. said his compan-
ion. I might ss well have this chang
cd anyway lie threw . shining ,el-
low coin on tho counter, and Sths.
berg commenced to count out 81 40
in change. He had examined the
gold coiu before and it wau al right;
l,e looked at it now. II Was copper
cent. new and shining. He raked
his change back into the drawer.
"'Twon'. do I'm too old. Pay me
and git," he said. with great deliber.
atinn.
The tsn.csnt pi, CO was forthcoming
with pre,ipltancy, and the Two men
"got "--St Louis Republican.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
WHY lie Wcpt.

In justice to ourselves VIC desire TO
state that the Cheyenne Sun has vi l.
fed us and placed rs ina fAlss posi-
ton tefors tho public. I; has stated
that while at Rock Creok s'a.ion in
The early part Of the week we were
taken for lea.nutter and othcrwi'o o
III treated at the railroad eatiug.Sor-
raj and omlet emporium and that IN
consequence Of such treatment We
shed great scal,liny toafs as large as
wate.melons. Tbis 10 not trus' We
did lhed tho tears ~ above set forth,
but NOT because OF i'll treatment on
tho part OF tho eating-houoe propri.
etor.
It was the presence OF death thst
broke our heart and opened tho
fountains OF our great deep. 90 to
speak. When ws poured the glu
cosc syrup on orr pancakes tho st.fI
aid cold remains OF . large bestls
aud two littlo cockroaches fell out
int, our plate, md lay there hushcd
INTO an s:ornal reposa
Doath to Us is all-powoiful. TIE
king OF terrors Is TO Us tho mighty
sov. reign before whom we must al'
bow, from the mighty emperor down
10 tho mcauest slA,e-from tho rail-
road superintendent, riding in his
special Car, down to the Iiumblost
humorist-a,l alike must some day
curl up and die.
THIS saddcns Us at a!l time, bat
moro partic ularly wb'n Death. with
his r.morssless lswn-moxer, hsr
gath, rid in tho Young mud innocent
Th was the case whero two little
twin cockroachss, whose years had
been uncloudrd by wrong aud self.
ishuess, wore called upon to meet
doath together. In the s,illnos Of
tho night. when others slept. those
little alfec ioaats twins crept into
glucose syrup and died.
We hope NO one win misroprescnt
this matter. We did worp aud are
not ashamed 10 ownit. We sst there
and subbed until the table cloth wa'
wet for four feet and the venerable
ham was h,atipg around in teWs. 1t
was not for ourselves, however, th~t
We wept. NJ unkindness on tho psrt
of the eating house proprietor ever
provoked such o fornudo Of woe. We
just weep when We see death and are
brought in close contact with It. And
We were not the only ono that shed
tears. Dickinson and Warren wept
strong men as they were. Even thu
butter wspt. Sttusg Is IL wa. u
could not control is emotion.
We don's very oitep answer Z
newspaper attack, but when We ar'
accused Of weeping till people have
10 tako III their boo's aud wiring on
their socks, We want tho public Il
know what it 10 for.-Laramie. tWy
Il Boomerang.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
Ni,stAkefi for n Turkey.

st. Tan'many Farmer
One Of the most disiressipg sece
dents It has been our SD duty TO -
cord for many days occurred on THURS
day naornipg, ths sSth ult, abods
ono milS from Poileveut's camp, on
Pearl river. in this parish. Tne par.
tieulAss. AZ told TO 10. are ~ follows:
M.s.rs wslt.r Tally and Leon Bsas-
coudray, Jr. went on Q turkey hunt
THURSDAY msfsing, and in . sdort
time succeeded in killing one. wheu
Mr. Tally thought he hoard . sbbblsr
a short distanos away. He told Mr..
Bsauo, ,udray 10 remain whore hs
was, and be would 60 and drive The
turkey up. A he nearsd he sounds
which 10 supposed smanstsd fFoe
. gobbler. hs crouohsL In the bush-
% and commenced "oallingr vhsr
the sudden report Of . gun rang
through the woods. sad young Tally
fell 10 The ground, fatally shot thro'r
the head. It seems thst Capt John
Poitsv.n.r Who wss also hunting
turkeys. aud was not aware that NJ.
Tally was 10 tho vaeinityy heard him
''caliiug" and approached Until he
saw What bs supposed Was . Wild
turkey, when hs fred. But hs wss
| horror.striskcn when 10 discovered
that instead OF killing wild iufkcy
hs had killed . yourg man. no ot
| his hot friends He tlsu commenced
firing his gun IN rapid sscecsdonn,
wkich at,rsrtsd Mr. Bssseoudnys
att. Ntion, who reached the spot Just
a Mr. T.iIy brssthed his last. Capt
,Poitevept, who h siil greatly dis
! ire, sed ut the unfortunate accident .
procuyed assista, % from tho camp
and had lh. b dy carried homo. Mr
Tany wss about n yesIs Of sgs. AID
hsd beer marie j little over thrtc
months. his wijs being sdaughtss o.
X. Starting Crawford.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
Tic school boy OH Corns.

Corns aro OF two kinds-vege,sble
and animal. Vegetable coin grows
in rows and tnimal corn grows on
toes. There are several kinds OF
corns; there is the uticosn, c'pri-
corn; corn.d, dgers. field.corn. and the
corn You focl most. 1t is said. 10
lisv', that gophers like corn; but per-
sons baviag corns d, not like to 30
fur il they can help It. Corns have
kernels, and some kernels have corns.
Vegetable cornS grow on oars, but
animal corn grows on feet at the 9th.
er end Of the body. Another kind oil
corn is the acorn. This grows on
oaks, but there Is no hoax about the
acorn. The acorn Is o c1rn With an
indefiuato article, indeed. Try it and
see. Many u man when hc has corn
wiahos it was an acorn.
Folks that have corns sometimes
soud for the doctor, aud IL The doctor
himself is corned, he prcbabl, wont
10 so we'll as II he isn't. The doctor
says corns are produced by tight
boots and shoes, which 10 probably
he reason. why when q man is tight
they say ho is corned. II q farmer
manages well, he can get a good deal
of corn on an acre; but I know o far.
mer that has one corn TINT makes
tho biggest aero on his farm. The
bigger crop OF vegetable corn q mai
raises, tho better he likes II; the big
ger crop Of animal corn he raises
the better he docs not like 1t. An
other kind Of corn is the corn-dodgsr
The way It is made is very simple
and it is - iollows-tbat il II yor
van; to know: You 6, along The
street and moet Q man you know hal
a corn and q rough character. then
you step on tie toe that has corr
on It, and sec you don't have occa
sion to dodge. In that wa y Jon viii
find ont what eorn-dodger is.--Hart'
ford Post.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

NoTIcr-Books ofsu5scription to the
Copiah County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Assoc c'ation, may be found Mt
Cook g. ArdA Family Grocery Store
Parties desiring to take stock can call
and have their names entered, ,.--thoSc
living at a distance can have II done 10y
iettcr...lO per cent Of each share is rc.
quired when signature is made.
III II. IL. Cook, Sec'y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
ME
Gbe giu,es.pen,oer'ai.
Tnr NEw ORLEANS DENocEr, AND NEW
ORLEANS TINES, CONSOLIDATED
n,,.,,nvoI 1891

DEcrMRER ], 1881.
A representative newspaper pnss
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in tho Southwestern and Gull States,
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that they can reasonably expect to
find in favorite journal.
The enterprise, push and progress
OF the New Orleans Democrat du-
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become proverbal. No journal pub
lished in the South has made such
progress in the same period Of time.
The New Orleans Times has been for
many years recognized as ono OF the
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simply DO, without quastion, the
ideal paper of tho business man. the
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aud the people Of NIL classes anu
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modern newspaper. Evcry depart
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reach every place of business and
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
Can't BE Done.

The President stated that he was
in receipt OF communication from o
State Sspator.clsct, offering the fol.
lowing positions to the members
named F:
Keeper Of tao Senate Cloak-room
-Givcadam Jnfes.
Keeper ofihs Representatives Cloak
room-Nhalebone Howksr.
Two Assistant Firomeu-Sanuel
Shin and Pro! Do Hash.
Keeper and Propeller OF the S ate
Whselbarrow-Trustee PnllbacI.
Keeper of The State Snow-sbov,l-
Pickles. Smith.
II accept" came from the month
Of every person named as soon ~ the
President had finished, and the groat.
est confusion prevailed all over the
hall.
"Gem'len," said Brother Gardner
rs he brought his gravel down with
u whsck. 1t can't DO did! Dis club
has taken \ sartin stand on dc sub
iick Of poliytick., an dat sand will
be maintained. De mint dat dis
club accepts favors from office-hold.
ers we kin no longer condemn what
We know to be bad. Du object Of
gibin' Ne dc Offices named am tn keep
dis club still fur do mex two ,'ars.
Slisll We sacrifice principles for mon
sy2"
"Yos! yes!" was cried from various
corners.
Does anybody sppcal from do do
cishun OF dis Cha'i?"
"Yesl ycs! yell"
Tue old man calmly unhitched him.
self from tho desk, walked down to
tho centre Of tho hall, aud looking in
Fix or seven directions 10 quickly re.
marked
Which nm do ccgnomen Of dc in.
diwidual who 'pesls from do decishun
Of do Chu'i?"
Daaihly silence,
IF do Chair can't sustain his de-
c'shum he will resign"
No. a foot moved, while thirteen
Of the bulls eye watches carried by
members suddenly stopped deal still.
DE Secretary will make note Of
do fack dat tho dydra.headed sarpint
of rebellion has been crushed" aa'd
Brother Gardner. as he walked 10 bis
desk.-From Plocs.dings OF the
Lin, kiln Club, in Detroit Free Press.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
swTHE DEMOCRATS
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For 1882, aud

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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
JHSsE JAMES.

This flno young Horse will commence
his season on tho 25th.. Inst, and
will stand ~ follows:
At my stable. in Haxlshnrst, on
Mondays and Frilays; Gallatin. ON
Tuesdays; Hoods Store, Pine BInh)
Wednesdays. and Thursdays; Par
ker's Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
d ollars per season. cash. with priv
ilege Of seasons until mare proves
with foal.
Jesse is iour years old, l5s hands
high. weighs 1000 pound. Is we'll
formed, aud just the horse for this
country. =,
ylQl nN-lN
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
How tic Sunshine Came.

How the Sunshine Came.
A boy OF - stood leaning agains
fence on Dufie.d street yesterday
hat pulled down, feet crossed, ant
his right hand going mp OCCASIONAL,
to wipe his nose. wbsn along came
another anatomy about his size ant
asked (:
'Sick!'
No.
ANY the family dcad!'
NO.
'Going to run awsyf'
I dunno, I've just been licked
who dun iY
Dad
ID d your ma ask him to!'
Yes. She told him: I bsd.:i ibser
aehing for::mors than . month";
Say said ths new arrival. you are
in luck. lam trying my best to gel
dad TO whale mo. I'll give City cents
IL hs bad tanned me this noon and il
was all through hunting
'Wh,y
'Whyg Haven't I got SO 90 save
up to buy pap and tnsml Christina,
presents, and il I can got 'sm 10
whale me before Christmas wont ]
spend every cent Of that money on
myself How much you got2'
Two dollars
'Bully' You are all right! You've
been licked and they won't expect
oven stick Of gum from their p 1ar.
dsd son. I'll 60 homo and slam the
baby around and steal sugar and kick
the Cat and sa,s mother, and II I can
get wo'loped tonight I'll meet you
here tomorrow and We will pool iu
and buy more pistols and scalping.
knives and rock-caudy AM nuts and
raisiue than you over saw beforc'
Zip! Pool mo down. dear father!
hang my hide on the fence, moihe,
darling
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
And Hs was Glad or II.

Il
Almost every night Of his life fof
the last twahty three ysafss Detroit
or has been aroused frcm bis slam
bsrs by poke in TIE ribs and 4 low
voice whispering "Johni 5ohnf do
you her thas r
On such occasions The converse
ton hss always run ID one ebsnnsL
aud about ~ follows:
"wbaxAr wanti !"
"D,n't you hear thst noise"
"No."
"Listeni I tell you some one n
raising the window"
"Oh f! boshl II
"For HsssstYs sake, John, got up
or we'll DO murdered in our bedsl I
hear soms one moving sround ID thu
diniug.r omp
lit ON novel,
"T,sre It IL sssinl II you don't
got up I will. for I'm al over IN >
chill" |"
Tuers was no peace until John got
up and stumbled sfcund the houds
with q tus'y old retolvsr in bic grip.
He nsuer expected II was anything
moro than tho wind or tho frost or
the cat, bat almost everything
brought on repetition.
tn other night ushsred in an en-
tire change Of programme. Just bc-
fore midnight the wife slbowed his
spine and whispered:
"Mercy on me! but I feel 3
draught Of cold air!"
"Nonsenssl" grow1sd the sleepy
husband.
"And / hear sdme ono wsfkios
around T.
"It's tho eatl"
Get out Of ihs bed this ps,nuse, OF
III yoll murder and arouse the neish-
bors."
John obsyed. Ho felt the cold air
on his legs a. he tramped through
The upper hall. and whom he Was half
way down stsirs o dark figure skip>
ped ont Of the open front door.
When hc reached the thrsshold hs
saw i man running across the street,
and he callsd ont:
"IIsllo! therc-hold onp
Tue man halted.
~ Que back here. you burglar!
Come lack, and III give you the run
Of tie housed I've been waiting for
and expecting you for over twenty
years, and now I don't want to be.
shook IN this manner!"
"You 60 to South America" said
the man. -
"well I'll leave tho door open for
you, and You can enter and burglar
around Tor q whole hoar II you want
to aud / won't liit a snger. I'm glad
you got in-powsrful glad. And sm
sorry l drove you out before you had
loaded up!'
II. left tho door open and ws!ksd
up stairs and jumped into bed, but
his wife throw zip . window AID
w!.iatlcd for tho police and raised
such o racket thSt the neighbots
were aroused. II wss found that tho
70! ber had opened the front door
With frlso key. but had been drive"
away before he had timo TO secuSe
uny plumber.
ave just got tired Of pokine
around for burglars" exclaimed the
nan No 10 waved the crowd out OF
the hall, "aud Il this cbsp had only
stopped long enough To- hss at me .
couple OF times hanged II / wouIdtt
h ,vo boughs him a nsw overooA"-
Detroit Free Press.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

Somc merchants insure their stock
ard hous~s and neglect their Child
drsn. Why not save the mothers
heart and lie by carving the baby =
box oi DIR Mofett's Tse,hina ( (Teotl,'
ing Powders) 0ther fathers do it.
For sac by W B Cox.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
pay YOUR TAXES.

The Ia, for year 1882. being now
due, I am ready to receive the same
% follows: .,ooo m
Schpol tax s 90
De6ci, ,chool I Is " +"
County tax 9 IS " 80. :" =,
Ten per cent damages win bs add.
sd After December 10th. 1887.
7. J. HARGRAVE,
Tax Collector.
H,,iehursl, Oct 18th. ISs2-u.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

Rem emher that Williamson hes rs-
ceived Peas and Bsaos by the barrel
for planting. and THAI they are the
beet, 4S
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

Many . puny. debil,ta'sd infsut
fret,ing and wssting sw.y daily. 81
ten unable to digest u, i''oI. may h'
rrsc,. o from an uniinrly grave by
DR. Mofrcit's Teethiua tT'ethinc
P.wdsvs) For sale
by w Il Cook
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

II, ney saved nv goingto William
sons for your Drugs aud Garden
Seeds. Sl S
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

Go to williamson's Red Front
d ng Store for yonr garden seed, ho
kosps the most reliable. 4S
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
and the WEEKLY TixEs-DrxocRA
for nearly tho price OF ono. -SS1

for nearly tho price OF ono. .-sSa
Wo will send the CorIlH SIGSA
and the Weekly TrNrs.DsMocRsr
(now recognized rs the best news,
commercial aud family paper pub
lished sou.h of the Ohio riverl, for
ono yeer for the sum Of SO 90. The
Democrats Illustrated Almanac for
1882, and Handbook Of General
T Information, will be mailed to
club subscribers free Of charge. pos
tago prepaid. The club rate applies
cnIy to subscribers who pay in ad-
Vance.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

Fresh gar,l,n so.ds Of nj kinds
inst receiy d at willisueons. ~