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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
pr. SPlNNEY.

YOUNG MEN N HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " effects of youthful fOlliss or indissretion. will do well to avail themselves of this. the greatest boon ever land at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPINNEY will guarantee Co for felt s5tU for every ease of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind or chzras-ar which he Undertakes azd fails Co cure.
 MIDDLK-aGED MEN.
 Thers are many at She age of thirty Co sixty who ars troublsd with too frequent evaoualons of the bladder. Orten accompanied by a slight snarting or burning sensation and . weakening of the system ID a manner the patient slnnot ssunt for. On examining the urinary depOslt= a rOpy sediment will often bs found and some times small particles of RlbEmsu will appear CT the color W1il be Of a thin mii6Lz hue. again changing tO a dark and torpid appearance, There are many men Whe die of this dIHcultF ignorant of the sauss. which IS the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. $. will guarant ss q perfect cure iu all such eases. and healthy -es- toTatlon of Ge genIto-urInRry organs.
 Office HOurs-l0 Co and to E. Sundays from 10 tO II a. m. Consultation free. Thorough ex- amlnaHon and advice. S5.
 Call or address
 DR. SPiNNEX d co.
 wifi No " hoernv sGees. San franaissO. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

John E. Cough has already lectured S,4jO times to S,50O.0O0 people, and to reach whom he has been obliged to travel 44S,OO0 miles. He k now sixty five years old and in the torty-first of his career as 'a-ture-.-ChicagO Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
.HiSceHaHeO1lS.
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF JACK HANSHELLWOOD. DE IL ceased.-Notlce Is hereby given by the un- dersigued, admInistrator of the estate of Jack HanshellWOod, dscessed tO the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub llcatlon Of thIs notice. Co the sand administrH- tor at his place or business, 2Ss Congress street city of Tucson, county Of Pima.
 Lated at Tucson. April l. l,s3.
 II. BUEHMAN Administrator Of the Es'ate of Jack HanshelI- wood Gacaasel au-N.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
r,- & ri.h.n.. ,n-s..-s.

NO- 2 is the on positive cure for PisUSTATOl- RHEA. Prlce of either luylgorstOr. S3 per bot tie, six for Si0. Sent to any addre-s on receipt of price. or C. O. D. Responsible persons can pay when cured. Strlctsst secrecy maiutairsti. Patients cured a- home. Dr. Lisbig's Disu-r1- sary has au elegant Drug Store n is huiiiIns.
 Too freguent evacUatlous of the bladder and Ropy Sediment In urine are symptoms of See ondary Seminal V Wsaknoss and Prostata-rhaa Complaints readily yield Co the DR. LIEBIF TREATMENT.
 Ordinary Cases--Auy recent cas. of spaciEl Cr private dIseasaS cured -or SfO. Eemedies -af- ncient to cure will be urumpt.y sent. with full directions and adVIce on receipt of SlQ. All Packages ara securely covered from ahsarvsfi0 i0r
 IaNi&Orafor >zmple> Free. To prove the wonderful bower of the GRE tr GEEMaN INviGORATCR @ Ss bottle or either nuni 0er will be sent free 0f charSr. Persons ordering free bottle VIII only have tp pay a1- pressage on delivary
 Nest Powerful Electric lseIf> Free f5 Patients Consultation. Examination an,i advice free and private.
 D4. LiEEtIG d CG.. a3O Ceary Sf. Private Entrance. sUS ssaSan Sf. - F. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

The time during which the solemni- zatIOn of marriage i'll England IS legal being at present between eight in the morning and noon, bill has been in- trodueed Tn Parliament by NIT. Came M. r, that proposes to lengthen this time by extending it mp to six in the evening.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

According to the New York Maritime Register of March 21st. Commander Gorringe, who lately started an iron shlp-building yard on the Delaware river, has the contracts for four iron steamers, similar to tine San Pedro, and Tacoma" They are to run from Puget Sound In connection with the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and the average cost will be S2,010,OO0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

It is learned, through a Tombstone paper, that on Sunday minister pieni- potentiary and envoy extraordinary, from the government of Mexico passed through Contention on his way to Pres colt with mission to Governor Tritle and General Crook. He comes from the President of Mexico to ask permission for the Mexican forces to be allowed to follow the hostiles, which they are driv- ing before them, across the line, prOmis- ing to drive all that they to not kill on to the San Carlos reservation. He re- ports twelve hundred citizens in addi- ton to the regular and militia forces, in full pursuit, and they are anxious to corral them at San Carlos.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

lir. D. L. Sayre, editor of the Clifton Clarion, arrived in Tucson today, on business matters. He came across the country to Wilcox, and saw no Indians excepting some scouting parties. Mr. Sayre Is publishing one of the nevsiest papers in Arizona and 1t is gratifying to know that his journalistic venture is a financial success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

It has been stated that the Depart ment of Justice has decided to keep secret all pardons made hereafter, owing to the unfavorable comments made on tine recent pardon of O'Leary and Mur- phy. It has, in fact, been the custom for some time not to make public the presidential pardons, for the same req son that the public do not generally un- derstand the good and sufficient reasons which induce tie President to exercise clemency, and are thus apt 10 uujustly criticise the action. The pardon of OLeary and Murphy was not given to the pubic until the day on which they regained their liberty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
DR. [. D. SALFIELD.

2IG kearney Street, san Francisco. Cal.
 Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at otice FREE. For tue convenience oi pa tleuts and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. have adopted a private address. under whIcI al. packages ars forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

Tom Fitch has been elected by the Tombstone Land League to represent them in the great National Convention. to be held m Philadelphia on April 26th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

Kate Field, failing as dresmaker, will court success as address maker in the lecture field this Spring -Det. Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Hon. L. u. Wiley.

The Charleston. H., Couner, of March 29th, says: "In honor of Mr. and Mrs E.. II. Wiley, of Tombstone, Arizona, who are at present in this city, visiting the families of their parents, a grand recep- ton ball was gwen yesterday evening, and attended by hosts of their intimate friends and acguaintances. MT. Wiley comes back to his old home for a brief stay, fresh from the Legislative hall at Prescott. where he has passed most of the winter as President of Council, and where, as we know full well from many fiattering editorial notices Tn the live newspapers of that prosperous Territory, be presided with dignity, candor. fair ness and sound judgment. It was very right that his old friends thus honor him with a public reception, for Mir. Wiley has proven himself an honor to hls peo- pie and his native city. or the dance itself we know but little. not having en- loved the privilege of being m attend ance, owing to engagements elsewhere; however, t was a grand occasion and one long to be remembered by all who participated in its pleasure"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

Impotency. Exhauted Viraity Premature De- cline and LOSS or MANHOOD. in all it's complications, and from whatever cIu~. produced. It enriches and pgrlnes tls blo-d; Stoengthens the Nerves. Brain. Musclss. Bises- tlOE. Reproductive OrEau-. and Physical and Mental Faculties. lJ stops any unnatural debil- untary losses facilitating dreasl-. seminal losses vlth tne urlue. etc., SO destructive Co mind and body. lt Is a sure eiimlustor of ili KIDNEY ANU BLADDER COMPLAINTS. l. contains no injurious ingredients. To those suffering from thS evil effects of youthful indf~cFctiOns or eNccs>e>. :t speedy. thor Ough and permanent CURE E> Gt&.AN- FEED. Price. S2.JO per bottle. or i've bottles m case, with full directions and advice, ssl Q. Sent secure from observation Co any address up- on receipt Of price or C. 0. D To bs had o1ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
.SOLON Ii. ALLTS.

CIuL ESGISEEl AND q. s. DEPUTY 1lISEa,L
 SURVEYOR AND NOTARY PUuIIc HAS REMOVED HIS UE FICE TO CORNER l of Pennington and Meyer strse-s. Ioio- graphical Msps specially. All business ar- trusted Co him VIII he attended Co VI. n prouuf- ness and dispatcu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Sufficient to show its merit. will be sent Co any one applying by letter, stating his -ympeoa,s and age. Communications strictly confidential
 dSu-ff
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
.Nedicines.
DIR. I IFRTC
Dss Pensary. Cor. Geary and Hason street.. san Fran
 cisco. EaIffornia

NsNNfs-s ~ien FssH-
 cisco. California.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTF
 Il for the cure of all SrECrtr. C. IMPLICATED and so-caliad K CUEABLE CHRONIC DfsF4sFs Dr. Liebi.'> German Invts,- rafor IS positively guzrante.-d tO cure Nervous and PbysicaI Debility, seminal NeakneS. Lost Manhood. Spernatar- riica. Loss of Energy. Ring ing and Dizziness tn the Head. neianc'sOiii. 7lOpeie.. Feelings. Prosfatorrhes ard ai. the results of youthful iu- prudence and ercesses of Iua- ture years. The tsoc or. u regular College Physician fFoui Europe. wIllagree Go for fer one tiou>and doIiar> for a case the i.orafOr will not cure under special treat ment and advice.
 lhp reason go u1luy cam lr got cared Of Weakness and tho above diseases i- owiug Co a complication, called PROS TA- EOkBflEA. which requires De-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

The Central Pacific has issued cir cular giving reduced rates on fruits and vegetables from San Francisco, Oakland and Stockton to eastern points. The rates quoted are: To Omaha-yegetables S1 35 psr hundred; green fruits. Sl l5; same by passenger train. s 5O. To Chlcago-vegetables, S1 50; green fruit, g: same by passenger train, S4. To New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore vegetables. Sl 90; green fruit, s 5I; same by passenger train, 8 l4. The charges on fruit must be prepaid, and no particular time for delivery Is gukran- teed. Shipper must assume all risk arising from the perishable nature of the freight. When refrigerstor-carss are used. one ton of ice will be carried free. The maximum weight per car IS 2,OOO pounds and any excess will be charged at double weight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
R. D. FERGUSON.
ArTO4SI
II. J. MAISE


 ALL toCEtS OF THE TERRITORY l GGC ths Uuite,i States Cou-+. -ss-,,-,-. ..sl, Counselor and Notary PubII.. OtFcs- over American tiotaIrs, House. 2I3 Csr,-rs7s stree
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

ATTORNEY ASp tJCysZII.'.i- tr-f..v No G
 Cssir sraEEr. rCcsoS. AT SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO trI. " matters reisciye Go MlEjue. Pubic srf p-,- fate Land Claims, lut aaNtcau Land 9s.d 7fi- lue Tides ani all kinds ci tu.-Iiss and S-st.s-b Iransiatiurs promptly furuisLed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
OmCial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.


 Layfayette, Silver Bell, March 6, c H Lord, agent.
 Mascotte, Silver Bell, March 2l, Anna [ Lord.
 Longfellow, Amole, March 2s, Hannah Box, J W Hanson.
 San Xavier, gold. Amole, April 1, J W Hanson, Hannah Box.
 Blue Stocking, Amole, March 2S, W Hanson. Hannah Box. Minetta, Tyndal, Feb 15, c " Seay, Marion P Mans. EBelgic, Tyndal, March 19, Henry Hol- land, Geo W Seay.
 Extension of Winchester, Tyndal, Feb F, Geo W Seay, Marion P Maus. Oceanic, Tyndal, March 22, Henry Holland, Marion r. Maus. Hoboken, Arivaca, Feb lj, John c Ates, Mrs J II Fawcett. California, Amole, April ,, J " Han son. Hannah Box, c B Sessions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

Cnas 4 Ferguson to Jas Milne, Hyde Park and Standard Copper mines, Nriehtson, S25.
 Jose Maria Oroscoe to P R Fully, lot $, block 2O9. 8.
 RR Richardson to Thomas J Ward, 1-6 Giant. Levlathan, Princess, Oil City, Game and Kate, Red Rock district, $500.
 Henry Holland to NJ P Maus, Belgic mine, Tyndal, S1,000
 RE Paul, Sheriff, to $. II. Drachman, lot 10, block 24. Tucson, S5.35.
 Same to same, lot 1, block e, Tucson, S345.
 Same to same, lot s, block @, Tucson, S34j.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 II Gervais to H s Stevens, transfer Of lease of estate of Faustina and Teotila Aldrich, S9OO.
 Declaration of homestead by F NJ Wiley and wife, lots 6 and :, block IS, Tucson.
 Cattle brand of Austin Dempsey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

his Great re 10 ' th eniu 1. Remedy and Nerve TONIC IS Che legIt-- mate result of uFlr twenty years Of E-ay- tical experience. au CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN " NerTou- auu Pty- sical Debility. Seui- nal NeaAuess. SpeI- matorrhga. PrOSta- forrhgK rIrs-fp~.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
EARS f0T thG MILLION
Fou Chuo's BaIsam of Sharks Oil
Po,itiVeiy Restores Inc Hearing, and is the Only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 known.

This Oil IS abstrscted from peculiar species of white shark. caught m the Yellow Sea. known as CARCHARODoS ROSDEIETu. Every Chinese tsh- erniAn knows It. Its virtues q restorative of about the year i4l0. lts cures were SO numerous and many so seemingly miraculous, that the rOmedy WAS officially proclaimed over the eutsre Empire. Its u-e beCame SO universal thHt for over s0 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid. tO any address al Sl co per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
]. B. COLLINS.
 DEALER IN General Merchandise, Nsxey, Pima County. Arizona.
JUMPERS BEWARE.

\ IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Il not to purchase from Bancroft & Smith. or any other party. except the undersigned any iu- -ersst. part or parcel of the mining claim known as the American Mastodou. north extension Of the Bonanza mining claim. si-uated n Pima county. Arizona. about ssventy-rEe miles south west from Maricopa.
 C. E. GENUEG
 E.E KIRKLAND. mA2rf J. BARNES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
PrOfess1Onnt Cnrds.
s. ROBINSON.
ATTORNETs-AT-LAw
H. B. LIGHTHIZER.

ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELLoR-AT-Law NOTARY PUBLIC. MINING AND LAD ~ Laws a speciality. Oiice. 4i2 Pennington s rect, opposite Court House. Tucson. Ar.zous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

lts virtues are UEQUE.sTIOEABLE and Iss SC- RATIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, AS TIE WEIFER CAN PERSONALLY TESTIFT, BOTH FROM EZPEKI- KECE AND OBSERVATION. Write at once to HAY LOCK 6 JaNNET, 2 Dey street. New York enclos- lng Si.u. and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you Co hear like any body else, and whose curative effect wilf be perma- neut- You will never regret doing so. EDITOR MERCANTILE kEvIEw
 sB-To avoid lo%s in the mail- plsass send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by nANLOEk .s SENNBS,
 Dc1 si.. ' '. sole aasuts for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
L. D. CHULSON.

UNITED STtTE, DEPUT MINERAL SURVEYOR.
 NOTARY tCELIC, NISENG AND CIVIL EN-
 GISEEi.. FFICE-PENNINGTON STREET. OPPO- V site Porter's Hotel Tucson Ari1oua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
JAMES Nl. GLASS. B. c. L..

ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELoR-Ar-Ltw hFFICE-L Lg MEYER STREET. OPPOSITE V Palace Hotel, Tucson. Arizona Territory Irausacts professional business m French.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Hear What the Deaf Say !

IL has performed miracre in my ease. have no uneartAly noises in my head. and hear much better.
 1 have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped a great deal-thInk an- other botb.e will cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

urnal Emission, AvsrsIou Co Society. Dlmuess of Vision. Noises ln the Head: ths vitaI fluid passlus uu01serveI m tua u-ile, and many other diseases that load Co insanity and denth.
 Dk. NlNIlE VIII 1l.rae Co forfeit Five Hun drsd Dollars fO- H ca=- of tEis kIud the Nital Restorative tuuCe- his sp-elal advice and tregtmeutl wIil not cure. OF for acFthlnE impure or injurious found iu It. DE MiNIiE traats all Private Diseases succes-iully without mer- cUry. Consultation free. Thorough ezamius- tlon and advice including aualysls 1f uriue S5u0. Price Of the Vital Restorative, SS.pJ bot tie. or four tunes the quantity SluiN; sent to any address upon receipt Of price or t. Q. D.. secure feoTl observation. and Fn pElvsre name # desired, by A. r.. MlSTlE. M. b.
 n hearny Street, San frauciseo. Cal
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application by letter stating symptoms, sex and age Commu- ulcatloEs strictly confidential.
 Ds.. BINTfE'S Kidney Remedy Seph- reticum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bisdder COmplaints, GonorrhHa, Gieet, Le@corrlua. For sale by all drug,ists Si bottle -iN bot,-e7 fer g..
 Dis. M INVITES Daudeiiou r'iils ars the best and cheapest Dy-pspsIa and IsiitiCu~ euro ln tho market. For sale bT all drur-ist8. 5eld&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
JOIN GARnINEh-
E. wARSE-,

REAL ESTATE AND ABsTHACT OFFICE. DFFICF sli PENNINGTON STREET. TUG V son. AT. General Agents for the trausac- ton of any olsfuess relating Co real estafe tu Pima county. Abstract of titles a speclrity Call and see u=. Charges reasonable.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-25
A Wealthy Murderer.

I LINCOLN, Ills, Oct. 20.-Zora Burns, who
! has been employed rs a domestic in the family
| OF O'Brien A. Carpenter, prominent and
weather resident OF this city, was found dead
/ near the outskirts of he town a week ago, her
1 body bearing every evidence OF a desperate
| murder, her throat having been cut from ear
| 70 ear and her skull crushed in. Her arms
bore evidence thar she had furious struggle
! with her aSSailant. Ever since the discovery
/ OF her body the entire community has aided
detectives in the search for her murderer. 1t
was learned that she had been engaged to be
married TO a young farmer named Dukes, and
suspicion pointed somewhat toward him: but
IN the past two days Chain of apparently
criminal circumstance has been wound around
her former employer which resulted in his ar
rest this afternoon. Investigation disclosed
that Fora had left bis employ and returned To
tne nome OF her father, in Il village near ]. n
coin. and the day before her death paid a visit
10 carpenters officer and remained with him
an nogr alone. he was the only person She
visited. so far rs known, here. As to the ma
lure OF her visit Carpenter related n story
which was plainly denied by the facts SUISSE
quently disclosed. 1t WAS also discovered that
the dead girl was encienie, the testimony OF
varions parties tend d 10 show that he had
supplied the girl wi. II money and had written
her various letters. The bartender of the
LOtte House here testifeS that Carpenter pur-
chased from HIM half pint of whisky ON the
daN Of the murder. An examination o: Car
pentcr'S buggy to-day disclosed that the cusl-
ion, lines and shafts were plainly marked with
blood anti on this discovery "a warrant was i'm
mediately sworn out for his arrest. He was
followed 10 thu Jail by large and excited
crowd. The accused is credited with being the
wcalthicSt resident of Lincoln, owning large
grain elevator here, n farm near the city, and
other property. He has wife and two daugh-
tiers.
CHICAGO. Oct 20.-An Inter-Ocean's special
says the sheriif of Logan county this afternoon
applied to the governor for permission to call
out the military, to assist him III maintaining
peace and TO protect the life of the supposed
murderer Fora Burns. The governor directed
the sheriff TO use the civil process and not
make call for military, except as last re-
sort. The correspondent Of the Inter-Ocean,
telgraphing from Lincoln tonight, says that
place is quiet and that Carpenter is under ar
rest There is sympathetic feeling i'll his be-
half, bat, says the CORE ,pondent, IL certain
clues now being followed by detectives should
tend to fasten the guilt more certainly on Car
penter, then the presence of military might
prove very essential in preventing lynching.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-25
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Oct. ia memorial
signed by almost the entire bar here,
and large number of leading mer-
chants, officers the banks, rail roads,
steamship companies and other citi-
zens, strongly urging the appointment
of Hon. w. p. Ballinger to the vacant
Federal judgeship, has been forward
ed to President Arthur.
At the inquest this morning on the
remains of four-year-old child, the
evidence of the mother and son went
to show that the mother, while sit
ting with the child in her arms, was
attacked by Rube r. Caldwell, her hus-
band, and that as the woman fell the
child's head struck the wall producing
spasms, terminating in death. How
ever, the attending physician, DR..
Johnston, testified that the child's
death resulted from natural causes,
and the jury rendered a verdict to
that effect,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-25
PALESTINE.
ESPECIAL to the Statesman. |


PALESTINE, Oct. 19.-There was g
big law suit started here to-day, in
volving a large amount of land lying
just in the outskirts of Palestine.
The land is known as a part of the
John Arthur addition, and is owned
in parcels of from one to ten acres by
more than hundred families, all of
whom were yesterday and to-day
served with notice of suit for posses
sion. The suit is brought by the heirs
of Stephen Box, who claim that their
mother, who originally sold the prop
erty, mad no legal right TO do so. The
land has since passed through various
hands, and in these latter years has
become quite valuable, the suit being
said at present to involve about S70,-
600 worth of property. The case will
Come up in our district court next
month.
Col. Britton, state engineer, will
start on tour of inspection next Sat-
urday, over the International Il Great
Northern from here to Laredo.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-25
DALLAS.
Especial to The Statesman. I

DALLAS, Oct. 20. = Fully 1900 people at
tended Coles great shows The trains arriv-
ing on all the railroads were crowded to reple-
ton, and owing to the insuflicency of the ears
many wer left standing on the platforms at
way-StatiOnS, so great was the crowd. The
show is undoubtedly the largest and most COM
plete exhibition ever brought to Texas. THIS
is the fifth stand made in the state and so far
the attendance aggregates oyer $1,000, and it Is
the universal exp eSsiOn of every visitor that
every feature aGv .rtiSed is presented. Two
constantly full OF new and startling features.
Samson, the enormous elephant, is certainly a
maStadon. The aerial acts are thrilling in the
extreme. BIr. Cole has deposited $40 900 in the
First National Bank, of Houston, which he
proposes to donate to any charitable institu-
ton in the state, if every promise is not faith
fully kept. The rare merit of this great eX.
hibition has, however, become an established
fact, and its tour through the state will be met
with an ovation similar to that which Dallas
has vOuchsafed to-day The utmost good order
prevails i'll every depar ment of the mammoth
show The menagerie is the largest that ever
travelled.