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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-03

Alexander Sullivan, President Of the
Irish National Land League OF Amer
lea, says letters received from all parts
Of tho country give evidence OF the
hearty cooperation Of Irishmen to an
extent beyond the most sanguine e1-
pectAtions. Societies have already nfil-
lated which never before were assoei.
Ated with the national movement, and
none Of those before connected have
Withdrawn their cooperation. In his
opinion, the Irish people Throughout,
the country wero never before so thor.
ou2hlY united. Within thirty days, be
predicts, the National League Of Chi.
cago will include a greater membership
than ever before got together here I'M
der n organization, and that the
same will apply elsewhere. The League
now has n fund in Ireland 10 the
amount Of Sl25. 900, which he expects
to increase TO q million within the year,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-03

Lieutenant Governor LAughton has
so far improved a. to be driven out in
Q buggy.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30
The Lepcr Hospital, Tracadle, new
Brunswick.

1t Is not easy 10 give an idea Of the
impression produced BY the first sight
Of the lepers. Strong men have tainted
ard turned sick at the SIGHT OF such
am ction. The ward first visited is tha;
Of the men. Here there are exempli6ed
various stages of the disease. To an in
experienced eye some Of these men look
well and strong; but alas, they will tell
yon that the deadly symptoms are there,
either in discolorafion Of the skin, swell
ings, contracted joints, or some other
fatal sign. One Of the surest Indications
seems 10 be the contraction of the mus
c'es between the thumb and index fin-
ger; this Is said to be . peculiarity OF
the di ease The flesh becomes de<ti-
tute Of feeling, Is insensib'e 10 burns or
cuts; in these cases there is great inter-
nal suffering. There is now in the hos
pital = man whose aim in life seems to
have been higher than that Of his COM
panions in misfortune, and whose hab-
its are such that the offensive nature Of
the disease causes him intense. mental
agony He is in appearance strong and
active, and his manner most prcpossess-
ing. He takes pleasure in gardening
and reading, and plays the violin fairly
we'll In bis case the fatal malady has
broken out after lying ds-m -mant for three
generations The most pins.l object il
Tn house d young man Who presents
N aspect scarcely human; be is swathed
in flannel and seated in . chair near
the stove; his face and hands are cover
ed with uhite scales; his face. from
which the nose has disappeared, is most
learfuIly dis.ortet. and every now and
then he gives sort q uhisflinR cough
that seems 10 coma IRON h1n9s in the
last stage Of decay. The Sisters say
thzt his whole body Is mass Of these
dry white scales. that keep constantly
falling on; n TIE morning his bed Is
severed with them His voice, like his
cough. though faint. is most thrilling.
nnd hsunts one for many days-
some litile boys, tco young to ro1lize
The blight that has failsn On their lives,
are gay and hxppy. having . vesy keen
appreciation Of the culinary c0mforts Of
the hospital Among tbs occupants of
the mcn's ward there i = look q list
les esluess that ore i glad 10 1nd ab-
scnf iron the fnces Of tie women. Who.
with that facility Tor accommodating
to circumstances peculiar .
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

carefully. There is iirsl :. .o.uuation
skirt OF blue wool made of four narrow
breadths faced deeply with crinoline
lawn, and with tro steel springs in cas-
ings across the back breadth in the way
worn during the winter; this skirt Is en-
tirely concealed by the plated plain
skirt and the polonaise drapery, the lat
ter serving to hide the upper part of tho
back breadth. The blue plaid wool
then forms twelve lengthwise triple box
plaits that are shown nearly their whole
length In the front, but only half their
length Is seen below the drapery of the
back. The box plat which Is the mid
die. Of each Of the triple plaits Is four
and half inches wide, and the two
plaits folded under this on each side are
each an inch wide, and so deeply lap
ped under the box plat that they are
scarcely visible, indeed they are meant
merely 10 make fullness. The space
left plain between these triple plaits Is
tribe moro than an inch. These plaits
are pressed fatty, and are held in place
by being tackled TO four rows of tapes
that pass around underneath them; they
are sewed 10 the foundation skirt at the
top only, and thence fall loosely TO the
foot. The lowest edge Of the piaits Is
turned up in q hem two inches wide,
and further trimming is added of three
strips Of the velvet ribbon placed across
the box plaits that are in the middle OF
each cluster.
Another polonaise, giving much great
er fullness, has the Newmarket seam
across the hips. and ITS fronts slope away
from this, not by being turned back In
revers, bat by being drawn upward and
back in full cluster Of plails on the
tournure in the seams that join the side
forms to the middle back, the middle seam
Of the back has similar fullne-s, and this
gives a very bouifant over-dfess. The
waist Is left perfectly plain over the hips,
and Is the objective point for trimming.
rs the skirt is merely hemmcd or deeply
faced with silk. This trimming on the
waist may be of passementerie, or of
souiache braid, in leaves, palms, wheels,
or Gothic points that extend down each
side of the fronts and across the hips to
the seams next the middle back forms,
where there may be rosettes or tassels
Of braid, or else merely the plain box
plating Is left there without being
crossed by trimming. Such an over
dress Is prettily illustrated in dark blue
or in the new stem green woods Of cash |
mere, or else the light albaiross or vir- |
ginie cloth like fine French bunting;
that used for the skirt has large balls Ia |
cashmere colors woven In the fabric, or
It ma, be plaided. and this skirt Is box |
plated without other trimming. An |
A. -. a.
ierial Is made 70 these polonalses; this
Is a high band with the corners slightly |
turned overin points. and there msy be |
a lining of gay satin inside. either |
orange-color or strawberry pink, and
fine wire Is placed inside this little
collar to hold 1t erect. The skirt may
have only five sets Of box plaits its entil Q
length, looking. in their unusual breadth,
like panels with side plaits between.-l
Harper's Ba-ar.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

The judicial authorities In Paris have
hit upon device which ought 70 prove
a formidable lesson 10 fraudulent shop
keepers. There was already regulation
whereby every tradesman convicted of
fraud bya Correctional folice Court had
affixed TO his doorway placard setting
forth the circumstances Of the case
This pIacard was supposed 10 remain on
view for a whole month, but, a. matter
Of fact, 1t was nearly always found 10
disappear during the first night. The
trndesmen always expressed great surprise.
bat how could they be expected 70 keep
guard over the document all night long?
In future, therefore, the placards are 10
be framed and glazed, and fherhopkeeper
whose doors are thus decorated is to take
in the frame every evening on closing his
shop, and toput It up sgainon opening
in the morning.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

IA fresh countryman camc 10 Atlanta
alshort time since to get situation on
some OF the many railroads centering
here. He gained admiffance soon after
his arrival, and commenced the follow
i1g conversation with railroad official
al want to get some work on the
railroad" 't"
"what can you doP" said the rail.
read man.
"Oh, most anything"
Can you run . locomotivef'' f''
"a leo whatP" inquisitively asked
the countrymAn.
"An engine, mean"
l"Well, l can't say can; but l have
rid on 'em and | could mighty soon
know how"
"we have no time to learn you.
Probably you can lay track. Have you
eyer tried thatPr
"I can't say that I can"
The railroad man studied awhile, and
remarked: IL don't think you know
much about railroad business, but II you
want place just for the name Of It IN
give you place - car-coupler. You
can report to Mr.. =, and he will tell
ypu what to 40. 1t will pay you ten
dollars per week when you learn to do
the work.
The countrymau was delighted; the
wages were as large as he expected and
he hurried off TO hunt the man he was
70 report 10.
About three days after this conversa-
tion the countryman came back to the
railroad official. His right hand was in
q sling, his left hand was black and
blue, and onght 10 have been wrapped
up. He was dragging his left leg BE-
hind him as he walked, and a piece Of
his left ear was gone and the left aide Of
his face was q solid scratch Altogether
h looked as If he had been through .
threshing-machine. He inquired mourn
falIy if he could get pass-ticket to Lin
colnfon-
/" You are not going to qsit?" said the
railroad man.
= No. amt gwine to quit. 'czuse I've
oone quit. want 70 70 home. This
besincs doa't suit me- If l stay here =
week wont b able TO get home. I'm
= gwine i"-Afianfa Cbnsfifuf6os.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30
Organs.
urganist o. 81.
ondon. than whom

Organist o. st.
ondon, than whom
there could not 10 higher authority in
regard to sigans. organ musc G, etc has
shown his appreciation of Ameri an in
strumerls by preparing an instruction
book especially for the Mason y Hamin
organs II has already been published
In /. ondon, but will be Immediately re-
publ she'd in this country by Mcssrs.
bitson a Go. Messrs Mason \ Hamin
have also received very recently two
noteworthy compliments for their
organs from } ondon. One is In the
sale OF an organ TO Her Ma esty Queen
Victoria; the other is the announcement
that one OF them will be used in West
Minister Abbey on the 10th. 18th and
18th Of this month, with full orchestra
and chorus. In the production OF
Guunod's Redemption. under the
direction of the Organist OF Nos min
ster, DR. Fridge. The same organs
were used last week in the pro luction OF
the same work by me Philharmonic
soc'ety.of Brooklyn. n. r.. under ne
direction OF Theodore Thomas. and
will be similarly used next week IN the
production OF the same work BY the
Cecilia Society OF Philadelphia, under
MIR. Thomas direction. Boston Journal
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

Clayton, the actor, while playing hir
great part Of Hugh Trevor, IN IAN for
Her," at Brighton, and when In his best
scenes, was utterly knocked out by per-
ristent loud talking in stage box. Una
BILE 70 proceed, he at last went up 10 the
box and said: "lndics and gentlemen, I
fear my performance interrupts your con-
vcrsation. As soon ~ can proceed with
out distressing you, shaii resume my
part" The speech was received with
tremendous applause BY the audience,
and cries OF "Iurn them oufi' The box
Was mute. One gentleman sought TO
pick a quarrel with him afterward, but
after little conversation thought better
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

THr Yrederfekton (Nev Brunswick, Can.l
REPORTER says: "Nobody can but admire the
persistent enterprise manifested by the ovn-
ers Of St. Jacobs OIL in keeping the name be
fore the public II received big 'sezd on
in the House the other dsy BY the Hon Ar.
Perley, who warned his colleagues in the
Government Of the danger Of Bear Ktllers re-
ceiying two bounties for one nose; the judi
ciou, use Of the OIL causing rapid growth-"
"BAcK 'ER " HERE-"-A we'll dressed man
stood upon Brooklyn street corner yester-
dsy and Two urchins across the way made
bsfs as to whether be would fetch up In the
gutter or upon the sidewalk when he fell. A
ear approached, aud as II came abreast OF
him, be waved his cane majestically. The
driver put the brake down hard, but the rear
plstfoFln had almost reached the opposite
side Of the crossing before the car came to .
stani-stiil. The interocutor looked at it 8
minute, Strengthened up, and with tmpress-
i've DIGNITY said - be again waved hts cane
tmperiously: "Back 'er q, here.n The cons
ductor gave the bell-strap an impatient tsrk.
AZ the car moved tH an injured look over
spread the countcnance Of the left one He
claspsd friendly telegraph pole an | NUT
tered: Never shee such in'pendent cnsses
as 'ese 'fernal monopolies are gettin' to be"
-Broollya Eagle
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30
AUNT ADDIE

Gives young housekeepers and young mofhen
good advice in her lelteFs 10 the Household Depart
ment. Regular letters from Aunt Eya," May
belle "Jennie Joslyn," Mrs. Geo. Caswell," and
score Of regular correspondents.
The Ladies' and Household Ne
partfnent, under the charge Of Mrs. Louisa
Knapp, devotes one whole page to Household
thing bright and original. no stale receipts. Prac
tical hints for Housekeepers, How 10 Dress Well
and Lconomicaliy, How 20 Entertain Company,
for Children. How TO Knit Crochet and do ali
kinds Of Fancy Work, How TO take Care Of the
Sick, All the --latest Fashions. 81,
The best OF American, TF,,tnorisfs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

n KenorknDly BuccE1tfuA Buo1neoe mo1ee
The baltimore fMd) Ds7y Am1scsa Of
February edItcrially con ncnts, TO the ex-
tent Of several colnnns upon the vsst tpsk
meas 81 The Charles A. Nogc'cr Company Of
that city AMI the unprece3entcd popularity Of
rs eoods This ho1ss (sncccsso-s 70 A.
voee1cr 4 COY wil " better known 10 the
cener4l pubic - prorriciors Of D. Jacobs OIL
the great pain cure vhich has become house
hold word the world over. The new company
b eorsposea 81 Mr.. Christian Dsvries leAi-
ing Maryland merchant. President Of IN Ma
tionsl Bank Or baltimore, etc; Mn yoxeler
widow Of the lsfe Chsries A. voe1ser, and
Mr. II D. Umbstsetter whoss rare genius
and ssflIty IN Conducting and directing he
sdve1ising -dep,rtne1t Of bic house have
been % coaspicnousiy succcssini- Thn
poss~6sed q = nerIforiooa reue1y backed
by snEls apitak expsrtsnce ed hrains. .fhers
b evcrJ reason toprr1i<s fos Ne 80 ~. ~
largest nessun a buslbes Drosperity- /
h latest nnd noae uni@us ssstUs - ~
adverffsing proErnmme u this estcrprisiAs
house b the puh1;cstin q usss NJ sftnot-
i've l144;s verk, fHe title q v6icA : sst
Jseobs on Family Cu,su1sr. 1ss3A - Dsek
of Hs6l<h ar1 Hanor sor ~ 1lil1ioan n
\ Isrxely composed Of 01E1n a (cepy-flEhfe1)
m11c,cn, r11ften expressly fw 1T bsok y
~ Leading hunor1sts q ~ 1n5-sucz =
=. Quad. D trolt ~ fru; opoopen1yhe.
Of ~ Drook;yn Bq61e; ~ e1itou = 1;no
S0fieea unc1e nsunA Josh nnlingk an1 :
doe = othsr.. sE n ~ vsry bes< vein q those
represeuf.tive fus-nakeu- N illu1trasisns
ars b. he hest artIssa. s1d Ne eook conta,sA
besi1e. uumerous too<1nsn1als 1ron 11oin-
xup1e1 su<h oritksA sn1szhm nntter q v.1na
Th1s r.cy little b7sk = bsink pr11lu1 y
she niIII7.k Il ~ lsrEer c1f1us q u11 =
disfs1bu<e1 ~ fPon houss - Asuss. ~ =
ot1er polnfs - druxseA Aoy ~ mny -
saIn eepJ b s11reoslnz ~1upDy D<pnrt-
mer1 n cAa-les a xe1<1er Co. D1111ncre
Ma . I'D enc1o<inx e-csnf srnmp = -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

Health 10 happiness and long life The
priceless blessing Of health, can be retained,
or IL lost recovered by using q medicine
which the eIperienee Of years has convinced
an Intelligent rubfic Is both safe and efiiea-
cious, and thai medicine is DR.. Guysott's Vel,
low Dock and sarsaparilla
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

fHs voLrIc Belt Co., Marahall. Mich,
vii send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic
Belts aud Electric Appliances on trial for thir-
wAh nervous debility, lost vitality aud kindred
troubles, guaranteefng speedy and complete
restorafion Of health and manly vigor. Ad-
dress IS above. N, B.-No risk q incurred,
a thirty days trial IL allowed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

al
come
and aftel
called at tn.
he had already Sc,
gine had been stolen.
ised to call for the repan
terday noon, and was there pi,
time. Detectives Ryan and Doc
also there awaiting his arrival.
arrested he admitted everytt
took the officers to his house, "
had the rest Of the stolen proper
cealed. Cook, who Is only
years old, says he never stole
before In his life, and that he
engines simply because he wan
how they worked. He was 10
at the armory.
Last night about nine o'clc
giant carriage drove up to tn
Of the Harrison Street Station, !.
father and mother of the wayward boy
entered the station and asked TO see
their son. While the mother was affected
to tears, the father seemed the most
broken-up over the affair. lie staggered
like drunken man, and while talking
with Sergeant Bsckus suddenly sank TO
the floor in u swoon. Several officers
worked over HIM for some time, event
unlly bringing him back TO conscious
ness, and he asked to see his son. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook were led down stairs
to the cell where the young man was
confined, where the meeting was SO
touching as 10 move the hearts Of all
who witnessed 1t. On the way back to
the main floor Mr.. Cook tainted again,
and was with greater difficulty than be.
fore restored % his senses. A visit was
made to the house OF Justice Wallace,
where a sufficient bond was signed by
the father, and upon returning TO the
station their son was allowed 10 depart
with them. Mr.. Cook said. that In his
family history, extending back over a
period Of more than Two hundred years,
there hpd never been anything like the
occurrence that demanded his presence
at the armory. lie could not understand
how such thing could have happened.
Ills soon had all the money he might
atk for, and there was no reason why
ID should steal anything. Promising 70
have his son in court this morning, Mr..
Cook and his sorrowing wife and shame
faced son entered their carriage and
irove away. Chicago Tribune.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

N II. Hinsdale, Kenswee, H., advises
zsd remarkable cure Of CONSUMPTION. He
sayb A ncighbor's wife was attacked with
violent Lung disease, and pronounced beyond
e5sf the family was persuaded to try DR. VIM
HALLs BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. To the as
touishment OF all, BY the time she had used
one half dozen boftles she was about the
house doing her own work. saw her at her
wast and had no idea she could recover.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

Editor er Etenfne Hsss:
DEAH sn-Fecling deeply grateful for the great bene
a. which have received from the OF very sslu
able article which has Its origin and home In our beau
tfu city, and hoping that others WHO ere sfncted -
have been may nnd lko relief fon fts se leg the In
dlsence OF efev li.es \ your vsusbs paper for the
privilege Of communicating you brief statement Of
facA for The bcneft Of the multitude Of sune 10 be
met with cvery side. Many OF my friends well know
that have been very scvcely aictcd with heart DIS
ease for numbr OF ycars and have suffered from II
only those csn sneP Who have that dresse, 1t re-
duoed my strength - low that could scarcely walk
my room and the least exeion rendered me %
short-issatbrd that ta1rd scarccly move. and life
seemed very burdcnsomc ] wa treated for my mala-
d5 by The bcss physicanz md aived no bene6t from
thcir treatment or prescriptions until was advised BY
my family plIysiciu 70 use Hunfs Remedy. a my
trouble Nas causcd by inaofion Of my kidnsya which
Affected vcry scriousy the action OF ny heart CON-
ncnced taking tevns little Hith N Il Or any othcp
mcdicine). and Il has helped ne wonderfully. and am
now great deal better. nnd have hes ever sincs
Ibe>nits use- IN fact have taken no medicine that
has bcacfscd me greatly. Ny breathing is easyan1
have ulncdfn strength much that Lam ahle 70 Dc
my hcueewofk. fchecrfulIy recotancnd Hunts Remc.
~ 10 ~ Who nay - al1csed - thsvs beeA Or Who
an suorng nom general debility md nervous pros
srstoA BeSrreffuily. Mas. A O. RooKw7lt. j
Pearl Street Proyidence B L
#...4 49, Roy
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

OSE pair OF boots or shoes saved everyyear BY
using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel stiheners.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

Invalids who are
| recovering vital sta
NINA declare In
] grateful terms their
appreciation of the
merits, IS . tonic OF
Hostefter's Stomach
Bitfers. Not only
docs II fmpart
strrug'h 20 ttnYszk.
but Il also corrects
an irrceular acid
state Of the stomach
makes the boNu1B
sct 1t proper inter
van. Gives e14e 70
tIr<>s~ Wto sudeffrUm
rheumatic and kid
ny trpubIe4 and
conQucrs - wei ~
prrena fev-r and
arue. For sale By AL
UnGgisfs and Deal
eu EEnera1ly-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

A CouoH OR SoRK TuRoAT should not be
neglected. Brosca's bronchial Troches" are
. simple remedy, and give Immediate relief.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

A GOLD snap is likely 10 occur whenever
tlprs IL . piece Of ice that can be broken.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

Tar aaFst C,.ntrbrtor'' 3s the man Who
gains favor with the frinters-X O Fies-
fsN>- -N4HA- t4H ~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

EVERY man who admires clean buggy and
Light running wagon uses Wise's Axle Grease.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

The hens that break and eot THEN
ekgs are usually tbose which ere fed
With ki'che1 waste Eeeoing with mesf
q animal 6esh seems 20 cs1se this bed
habit. sod fowls that are Supplied with
corn, wheat, scalded bran and meal %
atundancc do not seem to practice this
vce- Once 1t Is contracted there eeem<
% be no cure- A frequent pr0vocsfion
Of The habit is giving egg shells TO the
f0Els; they 81 these with aTiditys end
tlen learn 10 break the eEEs- An0tner
c1usc h 700 Close c0n6nement il .
heuse o. ynrd and the Saving Of e<k<
IN the rest 70 freeze-- Prninje Fsvmer.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

'n.rr Is Z tiresome journey, and whcn .
sriyes at the eud he 10 all out OF breath
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

acoxE down. sAid the young man, strok.
ing his upper Lip.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

A plrrlopLr point to erasp-Ihe end ol
an cells tail.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

TnH best fitting collars AMI cuffs you can
net are the Chrolithion. Now for sale at al
frkt-cIass stores.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

wrr's Axle Grease ! the beat Mol Gfeass.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

wrs man gets high he is considered q
very low fellow.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

A sosr piece Of orockcrr-Tns cup that
ehcera