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EEDERATE MONUMENT.
Ia with Imposing Ceremonies
0den, S. C. Senator Hamp-
tons Speech.

rs. O., June 2O.-The monu-
ted by the women of Kershaw
memory of the Confederate
Relocated to-day with a grand
demonstration, in which twenty
Participated. Senator's Hamp.
tier, and Gov. Thompson and
nguished men were present.
Dnies of unwilling consisted Of
salute, dedicatory prayer, an
ladies' and q memorial Grafton
Hampton. Senator Hampton
ute to the faith, devotion and
the Southern women, and
the true history of the war
tten, they would not only oc-
rst place in our hearts, but
honor. They would always
corn and Indignation the i'm
1at monuments to Confeder-
ed the spot where traitors
of the South were neither
u rebels, nor was our war in
sense a rebellion. 1t was
gil war, growing out Of con-
/ erests and different construc-
e constitution by opposing
the country. He maintained
fleet union Of the States con
by the fathers could never be
7 he citizens of one portion OF
( lic are to be kept in that
bly, on sufferanee, tolerated,
ted; contributing their full
support Of the Government,
rticipating in its direction
burdens, but not sharing
and feeling that in the
leir fathers they are but un.
intruders. He congratula.
ntry that the future was aa.
hat the scars of war were
terated by time and de-
IT our former enemies do jus.
= motives that inspire our con
believed if this settlement OF
bad been left to old soldiers
4 would have been saved the
4 humiliation of reconstruc.
counseled obedience to the
" the supremacy of the consti
d said: ''It requires only
prbearance, concession and
v pm the part of the late con
lions to bring about this re-
nrely every statesman, every
r country, desires to see this
q ID; and it can be attained
Is loss of self-respect by any
nan North or South, without
ly degradation, without the
NJ NJ honest conviction or one
h rinciple. The great questions
at issue between the North
" and which were left to arbit-
war, were decided against
WI sword never has decided anc
lecide the question involving
w nciple. The final judgment
Nj motives and actions Of mar
ge higher tribunal than any
w earth, and to that last great
lr peal must every question Of
X rong be submitted. For oul
n We are responsible alone tx
y bees and to our God, hence
inconsistency in our giving
nstitution and laws undel
u, I've an earnest, conscientious
Pile we hold in tender rever
emory Of the men whodiet
n we holdto berjustand right
~ ! was received with mucf
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

rs LIE SIAlf II VI MISSISSIPPI,
Va
MILE Bass AND GEORGE WASHINGTON.
III Fla on Forfeited Bond
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE or AN EXECU.
~ TtDN In the above stated case 10 me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kinds coun-
ty, First District, will, on MONDAY, THE 2D DAY
OF July, 1883, at the front door Of the City Hall
by law sell 70 the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described real estate to-wit. one acre IN
South end OF sw14 swl4 east Of Harris and west Of
shaw, in Section 4, Township s. Range /. East II
Kinds county; levied upon as the property Of nil
lie Bass and will be sold 10 satisfy the above satet
writ and all costs. This June 4, 1888
T. b, THOMAS Sheriff
jnne6 s2-3y. w. j. BRowg, JR., D. &
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MOTHER, think of the battle that is being
waged by worms against the life Of your
child. There is no night Of rest with them
they fight to kill. Shriner's Indian Vermi.
fuge will annihilate them. Only Is cents a
bottle
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-06-27

FoR dressing the hair, and identifying it
when gray, nothing is so satisfactory as
Parker Hair Balsam.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Dr.,

PARTMENT,
JACKSON. May 18th, 1883.
WHEREAS, It appears from the records Of this
" office, that there vas previous to the 18th day
Of May, 1853 reward offered for one Matt. or II.
". LDgue, charged with the murder Of SIDNEY NJ
AVERY, in Washington county;
Now, therefore, /, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of the state Of Mississippi. do proclaim that the
reward OF May 18th, 1858, Is hereby revoked, and
that the one offered on the 18th day of December,
1882, is still in full force and effect
In Testimony Whereof. /, have hereunto set my
r, hand and caused the Great seal NJ the
" ~ State 70 be affixed, this 2jth day Of May,
1883 ROBERT LOWRY.
BY the Governor:
II. G. MYERS, Secretary q State
may30, s3-aw.
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SlOvenly Manuscript.

L have the misfortune 10 have man.
uscript before me DIT this moment that
would fill thirty of these pages; and vet
from beginning to end there is no indi-.
cation that it is not to be read at single.
breath. The paragraph ought to be, and
IN all good writers it is, as real and as
sensible division as the sentence. Tits
an organic member in prose compost
ton, with beginning, a middle and an
end, just as a stanZa is an organic and
definite member in the composition of
an ode. / fear my manuscript is rather
dlsorderly, says anothcr, ''but / will
correct carefully in print" Just so.
BECAUSE he is too needless to do his work
in a workmanlike way, he first infiicts
fatigue and vexation on the editor whom
he expects to read his paper; second, he
inflicts considerable and quite needless
expense on the publishers; and thirdly.
he inficts a great deal of tedious and
fhankless labor on the printers, who are
tor the most part far more meretorious
persons than -fifth-rate authors. It's
true that Burkereturned such diSorderT
proofs that the printer usually found III
least troublesome to set the whole
atresh; and Miss Martineau tells story
Of Scotch compositor who fed from
Edinhurg- TO avoid a, great living
Authors manuscript, and, his horror,
was presently confronted with piece
of copy which made him CRY: Lord
FAave mercy! Have you got that man to
print for?" But most editors will for
give such transgressions to ah,contribu-
tors who will guarantee that they write
as we'll rs Burke or Carlyle. Alas, it is
usually the case that those who have the
least excuse are the worst offenders.
Iphn Morley, in FortniShtly Retitt0.
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tbd not tell you how utterly il had been
swept away, / am nothing better than
a beggar. Will you take me as one of
Your students, for charity's sakep,
He looked searchingly into her smil-
ing face.
And Mr.. Wyndham,'' he asked, in q
low voice.
She replied without 80 much as a
flush Of emotion: =,
MIR. Wyndham has gone with the
rest OF my'worldly possessions. Did 1
not say that had lost everythingP You
see, Mr.. Carradine, that am not of as
much worth as my picture =
The words as she said them did not
seem bitter. He took her hands. = =
-. Leila, he said, ''does your loss
make You unhappye" -
Dol look so?' she asked, gayly.
" AS Tor the marriage, it was my faith
er wish, and to crafty his dying re-
quest 1 eonsented-b before | knew my
own heart-" Here quick, vivid
color shot into her cheek. but she went
on: There never was love on my side;
and on his-well, money is moro than
love with some natures l DO not wish
TO blame him esSax-
Carradinc's grasp tightened on her
hands,
y" Leila" he said. "once your answer
put a bar between Us when l spoke
words that were surprised out of my
heart. Would il bc so now il should
say them once mOrc?. Ny love, nv
lie, will YOU come 10 me?n
VIII 4 Gomez she repeated, look
ing up in bis eyes and drawing nearer,
until-his arms silently folded about her.
And so Carradine found has love at
last. - -. -
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"There He Is. Mamma,

The Boyd Opera-house was filling
rapidly. A trio of Young men had Just.
assembled To the landing of the marble
stairway and were approaching the
Hight which leads to. the entrance, when
lHyoung lady. richly attired and accom-
PPnied by matronly lady, exclaimed:
I" There he is, mammal The three
young gentlemen turned. As they did
% the elderly lady approached. and. ad.
dressing one of them. requested him to
step with hor tn the reception room.
Within the room. the matfonly LADY
said: mir. Nolan. 1 am delighted TO
asce YOU, and desire to cancel debt of
gratitude for which have long been in
arrears n My,dmIahter tells me it was
you who saved her life some years since
in the mountains of Colorado She
thought she recognized You at the hotel.
to-day. and now she is positive YOU are
the man. indeed. II YOU will kindly ac1
cept this little souvenir of my apprecia-
ton of your exceeding heroism you will
place me under even more heartfelt
gratitude"
Seyen wears ago Mr.. Nolan, Has pros
lPcting in the mountains. He was
climbing n circuitous road to n mining
camp, when n runaway horse. to which
chung frightened and powerless lady
rider, and which had run away from a
party of equestriennes and their es-
certs, came gallOping .fapiAy toward
him. At a bend in the road both rider
and animal would have been dashed I'M
destruction n thousand feet below. At
the risk of his life he reached the bride
OF the horse as it was flying past him,
and, in n short time, brought the ami
NAL TO his knees. Both horse and rider
were saved The party and escorts soon
game up and bore their member home.
Nr. Nolan had not time or inclination
70 accompany them and pose as rescuer.
md consequently continued his Jour
ply. He soon staked beyond the d.
vide, and never heard whom he rescued.
After years of absence and separation.
oil the parties met here as transients.
- above related Omaha Bee.
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An Accurate Time.Pieee.


- While on the Subject of
Waltham watches, we may mention that
we have seen a letter from the Com
mander of the Gordon Castle Castle
line of Steam Packets), who was fortu-
nate enough to save life at sea, and who
for his gallant conduct was presented in
September with a Gold Keyless-
iWalthan Watch by. the President of the
United States, on Behalf of the London
Local Marine Board Referring to this
Presentation Watch, he says: when
left London the watch was six seconds:
fast, and on my arrival at Singapore it'
was only three seconds slow, a most en-.
traordinary performance for watch, rs
1 carried il on my person the whole
time. IIeompared 1t every day with my
chronometers on the passage out. and It
seldom or ever differed one second from
them; in fact, / found it, alnesE ifnot
!, as good as my thermometers, which is q
great deal to say for a watch carried
about and subject to all kinds Of jolts. I"
= London, England, The Matchmaker.
Jelceller and Silrersnith, FEB. 8, 1883.
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What Saved Epping Forest.

Recently ono Of. the most powerful
English railway companies set out To-
push line through Epping forest, &
common property, of the. people. To;
get right of way an act Of Rarliamerit
wassneeessary, and 10 get an Tactref
Parliament the usual plea OF public
necessity and use was set up. The
English Parliament put itself in strong.
contrast to the American pracfice in
rejecting the bill. by the prodigious
majority Of go in a total vote Of 81 i,
only 50 members voting for the bin.
The most curious and Interesting part
ofthe matter appears in the considera-
tons of public utility which overbore
all arguments and influences on behalf
of the railway company 1t was q
scheme that would ruin the. forest by
spelling its widest woodlands; It
would be s'desecration of one of the
few solitudes still left in England y
What compensation to the public would
the railway company renderfor destroy
ing the solitude and beautY of the
forestP" The sylvan scenery, the soil
tude of the forest, the British love of
wild woodlands and butterflies and
bugs, were considered by ParliamentS as
public uses paramount to any railway
project. Chicago Times.
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WHILE out on a lonesome sketching tour
anaBermuda, the Princess Louise, thirsting
for q cup of water, asked for it at a negro
cabin where Auntie was ironing. %Got no
time to bodder gettin' water fo'ye,o replied
the ironer. Use got dis work to do toziay.
90 I'se bound to SEQ de Queens chile to-
morrow." But l will iron for you while
and this being accepted, she worked until
the water came and then, drinking, re-
vealed her identity. "Well, fo' de Tod,
honey" cried Auntie, with eyes cleaning
Hike plaques from an ebony wall, "de old'
man no. nobody else ever wear dat shirt,
agin, nohow!" And the Princess left.
while Auntie was still gasping With sur
prise and working her India-rubber lips in
the speighboring air in a hurried endeayor to,
.catch breath or two.-Detroit Post. - n.
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Ne aonr.. No BasssfE- eAseahsffays,r

oGongs, No Bapnerss-ttAs tdy1yN
- From a-Rroyidenee Merchant. ~
sAxs Gsoner n DAvrss- fruit aesicr ~ ss7 West.-
Minister street, bear his grateful tostineny tne uns
s1paled excellence of thu production of one q our
most skflfrp Providcnce -phasmaeistG M. DEvis..
|says: Last spring was very grcsfly troutlet wAb
severe Inflammation OF the Kidneys and 10 became 20
bad hat u times urnated blood and my suifcrings
we're Intense. My condition was 30 painful TINT for
while scarcely able attend TO business and the
severe pains would suddenly and severely thar
would be obliged TO leave acustomer whom might
Happen to be waiting upon. During part of the time
Twas unable 10 walk and scarcely knew what TO do
which way look for Iclie AT this time A<epd rec
onmended Hunts Remedy took tvs bottles c< ~
speedily. and have expcrieaeed no trouts Hfth NJ
Kidneys since. T w
Furthermore Hunts Remedy hasstrehS< hened me
very much and since began TO use itf hayeReen able
tsatend to business and am ali right now ihezrti
Erecomend II TO all. What It has done for me n wi
% for You who afnictcd."
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Sidney Ourchundro, Pittsburgh, Pa,
writes: 81 have used DR.. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS many years, with
the most gratifying results. The relieving
influence of Halls Balsam is wonderful.
The pain and rack of body, incidental to a
tight cough, soon disappear by the use of q
spoonful according to directions. My wife
frequently sends for Halls Balsam instead
of physician, and health is speedily re-
stored by its use. ~
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THE VoLrAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, viii
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-F oltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young old who are af-
Effected with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration of health ind manly
vigor- Address as above. n. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed.
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ANNFka -
Oh doe shlldsop, dose shrdlfni ssy boddheS
Why sSg aSs Keep quiet, Iikc t;sca'b ~ .tl1,
vot @aises dem 50 shock foolof nIlSsief, I
A-shumpinr der room roundt M noiscs iikc'
Hear dotf Vas dcre angling make sooSazS
As Herman und otto. mlnc two iccdic boys7
Ven ! dske Cup mIno ppo Tor goot qyict
hey crawl mc all Offer. uud dink ida,shQ1e
10 20 droo mine booklets 20 sec votdeg nnd.
Und ~ nit der latch hey my watch dsy can
Ia takes somcdinE moro rs their fider. un'
To qyiet dot Otto und his Icc,ir iroacr
hey sh,up oudt dbcfr boots unH vcs,r holes M
on dhsir drouiers, und lh,ocKiny'. una soooh
dinRsa a. 10 80
dink " dot t'rustis ~ linun tptny,
Dose poys mako NOR h.il "a dot ks.lserconId
I ma nc qvlck oudt lot some iirass dass
Ven escS couple q toy. . must buydsm noe
dinss. -
pring dose twp shnfrr. COMO toyls.Gfry uty.
Pccau.c "shouuy schwartz has aoooh n.ca.
"Und shonny schwartl' rlr.nt. vas poorer as
Dots ,ot der young ro'hkclls VS. saying to
Dot 6iif Santa slau. NIT .ht,sfh fe,.I ~ ts,,,.
hun u EI snslisfHCtiuns o. dufc grUcdy POI = -
pry kick dcr clothes on ven ahlccP IN dleir
ped.
Und gctsl na0Och group dot dcy alino-dt vas
deal.
nudt q don'd mako mo- tlrcrcnti .boforu a. va.
liuhf
ngy va up IN dcr morning uiit hiiOws 10 aqht
link ~ vas hgddhrr you dln'd gpt some ear.
N'udCy hiny "Uoitt der FORT" una den rif
drCc ctccrG
mine lifoi Fl -grl-r
nudt sh.a,op shust a lc,,-c. " Gretchen. mine
und dosc lccdlc sb,ldr,u dcy don'd boon
around, a.Ias.I7 II
Und nll druo der house dc-e vas ncfcr a.
sound
Ven. poys. w YOU look CUP dot vay NIT EUR
hriapf
guess toy soc tours IN dhoir oidt fadcr's eyes.
-thdries 2. iitms. iu HdricT's Mtgtztnr.
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"A writer in the Fruit Recorder
makes the statement that last year one
of the neighbors planted some cabbage
plants among his corn where the corn
missed, and the butterflies did not find
them. He has, therefore, come to the
conclusion that if the cabbage patch
we're IN fhe middle of the cornfield the
butterflies would not find them, as they
dI low and like plain sailing.
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=. "a vision. less beFuiiing far.

Can anything, be more delightful than
~ health after sickness? To be q well
man, TO feel pure blood coursing through
your veins, to know that lungs, liver, kid
neys, and all the Grand Machinery Docs
IT'S duty perfectly in ones body; to carry
h-alth's rudy mark on the cheeks. An,
this is Good Most Decidedly. This was our
hefo's case. and thousands can tell the
same story. The good angel has come TO
them, They have seen the letters Clean
Most Distinctly before their eyes, and Going
Most Definitely TO work in pursuing the
instructions given, they have recovered
that great blessing-Health. @. II. ID. has
been to them channel of good, Good Mys-
teriously Done, and thsy-have bid their
sick friends do what all the sick should do,
namely, put themselves in communication
with the w. ID. II. A., Which Done Most
Assursdiy viii put them in the Way, De-
sired Most Anxiously.p N
A las, that human nature is 80 slow to BE-
heve-alas, that men and women are
bowed down with the burden Of complaints,
o. which they might be rid-consumption,
nrcncnitls, dyspepsia, heart-disease, kid
ney disease, malarial complaints, scrofu-
ious diseases. skin diseases, tumors, ulcers,
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The man who never saw a railroad
train died again recently in Wakefield.
n. H., aged one hundred years. To-
norsnce of railway travelling appears 10
be conducive to long Iife.-Lofeu Cis-
iZen.
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THOSE COMPLAINING OF SORE THROAT.
Hoarseness or Cold, should use " Bro,on,s
Bronchial Troches." Sold only in boxes.
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REDDING's Russia Salve, best family salve in
the world, and excellent for stable use. 2Jcts.
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HaIe's Honey Of Horehsund and Tar
6oothes the lungs convulsed with cough.
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THE latest mineral discovery in Cali
fornia is a. soap mine. Good stock to
-water.--Boston Star.
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Father is Getting Well.

''My daughters say:
-. How much better father is since he used Hop Bit
ters."
s'He is getting well after his long suffering from
disease declared incurabe''
''And glad that he used your Dtttcre. -
IA LADY OF UTICA, N. Y.
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SLAsg never heard from the lips Of .,
eride--"don' give me away.-LosasriIIe
CoHrier-J0uTRdL
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PersOnali

Misery loves company" That's the
reason hen-pecked husband advises his
friends to marry.
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& A BOARD full of nails is theworstwe ever
saw.-ELchange.
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= UPON what should the dude be fedf
Upon dew-drops, of course.-Life. 4.
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EWIsE'S Axle Grease was used on the ma
hnery during the Chicago exposition of iSi,
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, Hon. JosHyA TuTHILL,1 of East Saginaw, Mich. -
says Count me among the enihusfastic fr1cpd4 -
Hunts Remedy. IL has proven inmy case eHxoucle{m a
forft. Having suffered for about tNcntx{tap WITH -
severe disease of the Ridness vhch our local phyRt
clans pronounced Brights Disease i NADIA journey
New York of whose fame IN this specially had heard
mach DR.. Haven examined me- carefully and sfnpiy
esdss Go and got bottle OF Hnuts Remedy and take
according 10 Directions After having Travelled 90 far
nor treatment, II struck rather funny TO be d. -
rectedt to take medicine which might have bought =
within stones throw of my own door; hut was To
the doctors hands, and OF course followed his advice
and right glad that did So for before had taken
Hunts Remedy half dozen times found immeps< :,
benent from IL, and by continuing the use or ~ TOT
11nifed time oyerci from my trouble entirely, et
an to-day, think. one of tho most rugged Of rogeNe
Michiganders. The world Is ndch 20 you. sr, fpf
the lfomulgation OF such meddin9 and hope yov g
may not so without your reward. Y y
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: A Daughters Misery.

A Daughters Misery.
Eleven years our daughter suffered ON
bed of misery, E ~
:. From q complication of kidney, liver, ss !
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility, sszS.--lA
{ Under the care of the best physicians,
So Who gave, her disease various names, e.
: q " But no relief, E#
e "And now she is restored to as I'm good
health by as simplea remedy as Hop Bitters,
that we had Stunned for years before using -
it."-THE PARENTS. ~
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II affiicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson.s Eye Water. Druggists cen it. 25c.
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USE wise's Axle Grease on light and
heavy wagons.
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zCHRoLITHIoN Collars and Cuffs will not
turn yellow nor grow stif like other water
proof goods.
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ARemarkable Trihute.

To AVOID colds, keep your mouth shut.
Most politicians are suffering from colds, u
rays the Rochester IN. w Union.
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Rheumatism Positively Cured
In the shortest time. Write for free % par,
pamphlet on rheumatism, to- 4 Helphen-
slime, Druggist, w aShington. De.
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THE man who "dies game" should never
be shot out Of season. ...ss,,s -
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THE GENERAL MARKETS.

SrRAIGHTEN o,c boots and shoes with Lyons
pstaut Heel Stineaers, and wear them aStain-
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STANDS to reason-A debater who won't
sit down.