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TIE fault with most MI cough prepara.
tons is that they contain morphia, and arc
absolutely injurious to the stomach and
nerves. That simple preparation of wild
cherry bark, called DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, contains no morphia and YET
will cure acough or cold in less time than
any other compound. It is the only re,
liable cure for consumption. Daw
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r. Repetition Is sometimes the only way
to impress a truth upon the mind. Ac.
cordl0gly take notice that Dr.. Piefce's
pleasant Purgatiye Pellets, y t.he original
Little Liver Pills. continue 10 be wonder-
fully effective In cases Of sick and nervous
headache, constipation, Indigestion, rush
Of blood to the head, cold eStremities, and
All ailments arising from obstruction OF
tho bodily functions. Their action Is
thorough yet gentle, and the Ingredients
being entirely vegetable, they can be
taken with impunity into the most deli.
cate stOnach. "A Il lrIirui sis n. M-.-...L.-.
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But he had been very jealous.
Didn't want Bow.Lcvsed Husband.

Chicago tribune. aEu 90 ".
~ cannot sit on your lap"
Regally beautiful was Bcryl Hopkins MS
she stood there that soft June night In the
dim, half.light that fluttered through the
exqaisiteiy drapped poriiere separating the
parlor Of her fathers magnificent resi-.
dence from tile conservatory into which
she and Harold Ioldback had sauntured.
From childhood Beryl had always loved
howers-brieht, pretty flowers, whose
vivid colors set otto the best possible nd.
vantage the statuesque lines OF her queen.
~ form-and now as she stood among
them, blushing roses OIL one hand and
pale. delicate lilies on the other, it was
no wonder that the soft flesh tints and be-
witching curves OF her face and arms fair.
Iy intoxicated Harold Holdback, and
made him more madly in love than ever
with the Juno.like girl who had promised
that ere the autumn tints on the heather
had iaded she would crown the bliss OF
courtship with the sacred halo OF wifely
love and devotion. u.
And SO when the lips that have been
wont to give him kisses-sweet, raptur-
Gus, we-arc-the- sole-agents-for-this-brand
kisses that set his brain in whirl and
almost broke his suspenders-had said to
him the words with which this chapter
opens, he was for moment unable to re-
ply. The lights seemed fading away,
black clouds o'erspread the horizon OF his
existence, and sore-eyed Care stood knock
knced upon the summit OF life that such
a little while ago seemed to hold only Joy
and hope.
But il was only for an instance that this
weakness mattcred him, and drawing him
self up proudly, he said: "Why can you
not sit in my lap? 1 know, Of course, that
the words you have spoken mean that We
are not to marry that" =
WHAT" shricked the girl in an agony
OF grief "Not marry! Ny God, Harold,
and did you for an instant think that my
love for you had faltered, that to be your
vile was not the sole ambition OF my life ?
All, this is indeed too much p and turning
away, she silently watered a horse.gera-
nitim with the hot, bitter tears ofsorrow
and remorse. % 81
"Then you still love me ?" he asks. WA
"Better than ever"'-the words coming
slowly between large hand-made sobs.
Then why will you not sit on my lap?"
Because" she answered in tones that
thrilled his very blood, u do not desire a
bow.legged husband"
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Or the many remedies before tho public
Tor Nervous Debility and weakness OF
Nerve Gencratiye system, there is mono
equal to Aliens !, Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores all lost
yigor,; It never. fails. 81 pkg, @ for S.
At all druggists, or by mail from ]. II,
Allen, 3l5 First Ave-, New York City.
IVY. lI..' N|NE'H rrh "
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ucnry's Cnrbolic Salye.

The best ..salve used IN tho world for
Rheum, letters Chappcd Hands, Chit.
brains, Corns and all kinds Of Skin Erup.
tons, Freckles and Pimplcs. The salvo is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case. Be sure you get Henry's Car.
bosie Salve, as all Others are but limitations
and counterieits. .31 rrhs,w :
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A PECULIAR virtue in Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla is that while it cleanses and purges
the blood from all corruptions and impur-
tiles, and thereby roots out disease, it
builds up and invigorates tho whole sys-
tenn, and makes one Young again. = p&W
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:. The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
" cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan q Co. yg ST7- a
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y Medien1.
DIR. j. IL. SMITH.
No. 14o4 Chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street.
gffedira1.

The best evidence Of phylicians success Il tho
testimony Of his patients. The increasing do
hands for my professional services prove that thAvo
dealt honorably and fairly with those who have
Consulted me. never use a patients name with
out permission, though have many hundred GER
uacates from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough med
lea! education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, close OBJ
attention 10 hygienic management insures success,
cure u possible, and frankly give the patient my
Opinion. ---t.,-.- - =.
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Hon. JUICE J. NJ. CoFrISBuRr, Cleye-
land, o., says: II have used scores Of nile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that I have never found anything which,
gives such immediate and permanent re-
Lief as Dr.: Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment." Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, ": Va, and ]. G. Dent L Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio. rs 3 = =. nav
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Women In Shops and Stores.
Women who labor often have backache.
Benson's Capcine pIasters will relieve il
Immediately. s3 wssw
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HAYFEVER
Not a Liquid or Snuff.

Apply by the finger Into the nostrils It viii be
Of catarrhal virus. causing healthy sccrctions. It
nliays Inflammation, protects the membraual
Innings Of the head from additional colds, com.
pletcly heals the sores and restores the senses OF
iasic and smell. 10 cents at druggists; 60 cents by
mall. Sample bottle by mall 10 cents. So,
; jyl .s.lEi' ELY BROS, Druggists, Oweco n Y.
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The Peoples Remedy for Biliousnes
Constipation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaun.
dice, &C., is Aliens Bilious Physic, pure
vegetable liquid remedy; large bottle, Is
cents. at all druggists. rrhsaw
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"THE Want" Soap is the biggest of all,
the best five cent bars. - I2s3s
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Out Of about 600 cases OF sunstrokc not.
cd in New York the past summer, at least
256 turned out to he DRINKS. 49,
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/. FoR lame back, side OF chest, use shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. fi5,5
shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by US on garantee. Itcures Con-
sumption. vi s,is5 4 i5iG ,Tgs5s, /.
shiloh's Vitalizer is what yon need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price ID
and rs cents per bottle. 49, }tSs .s5ii75i%,
Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh'a
Cure. i5 y n
Sold BY Logan : Co., a. 7, Young, la, and
Ghas. Menkemelef, Sow 4
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& A Russian proyerb says: "a wife is not
A guitar" which will be silent when you
have done with it. Il. Il 51 Z. a 8 rs
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Mother sunn's Worm Syrup. i, ~
z; 1nfallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic !;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con.
Htpat ion, & 20. II .. RI 3
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, A man in Texas, 90 years old, has lust
died from the anguish caused by cutting
third set OF teeth. f3- 4 :, a .
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, 1.-THE Want" Soap is the biggest OF all,
the best five cent bars. Is,g755.g ~
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There arc marketed in New York City
during the season $4,000, 900 clans.
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"The Want" Soap is tho biggest Of all,
the best FIVE cert bars, = IA; ,s,s.,z. 5
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Omaha is to have cable line OF street
railways. t.z 80
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Commissioners.

: az COmmlsslOno rB.
Hi'e tor Ednea.oual and Charitable purposes, with
capital o. 81 900 000-to which reserve fund Of
over sS50, 900 has since been added. -.
ny IN overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
wns made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December Cd, A. D., lS,9. ,sl.s Gsyr..'
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people OF any State II meyer scales or post
place monthly. N'g-"N4' ' ''N N'>e-
splendtd;,opportuni to wiua fortune Eleventh
Gmnd Drawing, Class X, In the Academy of Music,
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, November II, 1884,
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I. srRuSzs Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yellowisb. i}G.
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An averaged 500 thimbles are annually
swallowed by the babies Of America. Ss
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"Duchu- Pniba." :, 5s.s
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists. 5sirsr - = II.
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Iotterics.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
eve do hereby certify that we supervise the or.
judgements for all the Monthly and Semi.Annual
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty fairness, md In good falth toward I'LL par
ties and We authorize the Company to use this Ger.
tihGate win ihc-smiliea Of signatures attached,
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y SrRuSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yeIIowish, ~ u;
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France thinks ofhaving little meridian
OF her own. I55 : p .s,.,s n q
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. EMoRY's Little Cathar,ic is tho best and
only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails
with the most obstinate cases, purely vcee-
tablets cents. rrhsAw g
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"Ropsh on Corns." l4
ASK for Wells Rough on Corns," 15c.
Quick, complete cure.N Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions, fi S. . q. II
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Thirty thousand yards Of carpetine have
been laid in the Murray Hill Hotel, in
New York. n NJ
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q The Scientific american thinke that
keely runs his motor with compressed air.
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Bucklen'B Arnica SAlyo,

!, "TuE Want" Soap is the biggest Of all
the best FIVE cent bars. { 81
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limitations and counterfcits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "HoRs-
ronD's" is on the wrapper. None genuine
without it. TTIIsSw
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That hacking cough can be 80 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure: We guarantee it.
Win you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint? shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you. 2tza7 7NolH,
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's cure is the
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Sh|loh's catarrh remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Logan & Co., a. T. Young and
Chas. MenkemetIer. I. n S. COW
STRuSz's Gnnnina Wax Soan will not
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T Nutting parties are all the rage in West.
ern New York. ,,f~tti q
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srRuxz's Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yellowish. IS. 7555s, 81
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HorsforHs Acid rlosphate-neware Of I'm.
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Weaving Rabbits Wool.

Yesterday l drove to st. Innocents to
see the Angora rabbits, whose fur fur
nishes soft and spinnable wool, out of
which the peasants make a quantity of
warm garments. 1t was curious to see
the peasant girl take the rabbit fur in
her fingers, and then adding it to her
thread, go on spinning the coarse yarn
out of it on long spinning wheel. We
then went in to see the rabbits; pretty
creatures, with large opal eyes and very
long fur, exceedingly soft. They are
"plucked alive, and the process is said
not to hurt them. Indeed, they are so
fluffy that perhaps it is a relief. Some
were black, others white, and others
gray. noticed no other colors This
fur is not only spun, but is crocheted
and knitted into a coarse canvas The
finished goods are very expensive, and 1
did not think them equal to wooden
articles of corresponding grades. They
are curious, and all visitors to AK feel
bound to carry away some little specimen
or other of this rather anomalous rabbit
work. Boston Tgnneiar
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Sam Randall's Borrowed Socks.

"Do you see that pair of stockingsln
said w. w. Ker, late assistant to the
United States attorney general, drawing
from his coat pocketa pair of gentlemen's
white English hose. There's history
ing of the Democratic convention at
Chicago, Sam Randall arrived, hot, dusty
and tired. We wanted him to hurry up
and appear before a committee meeting
of delegates, but his baggage had not
arrived and so we took him in charge
determined that he should not lose any
chance of getting the nomination on ac-
count of the dereliction of the baggage
men. gave him my room in the hotel,
and he went and took a bath. Then we
began to collect some articles of linen for
him. l contributed pair of stockings,
ex-Mayor Vaux contributed a shirt and
collar and other articles Randall wears
the old-fashioned shirts which button up
before and which have no studs in them.
VauX's shirt was of the modern style,
except that it had a high old-fashioned
collar attached. When he got it on you
ought to have seen him. The collar
came way up to his ears and almost
buried the lower part of his face. We
got black stock and fastened it around
the collar, and we got some studs and
put in the shirt front and sent him to the
meeting in fine style. forgot all about
the affair until to-day, when Mrs. Randall
sent me the stockings nicely done up.
Nobody shall ever wear those stockings.
Pm going to keep them until Sam Ran
dali is inaugurated President. ."-PhiLa-
delg1biG Press
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Tea Drinking in Holland.

Bernard II. Becker, in his book "Hol-
iday Haunts by ClifTside and River
side, :" says, in describing a tea garden
at Seheveningen, Dutch pleasure re-
sort
Here we refreshed ourselves with
mighty glasses of Bairisch and speculated
on the intense love of tea with which
Dutch women are possessed. Tea in Hol-
land is, like almost everything but
water, of excellent quality, and is not
converted into a beverage by the pro-
prietors of tea-gardens. Everybody
makes her own tea at the Hague and
Amsterdam, and even at Scheveningen.
When Mynheer and his family have
taken their seats at one of the green
tables closely packed under the trees
round the orchestra, madame proceeds
to make tea in the national machine
known as "theestoff." This is very
unlike the English urn and tea
pot, and equally dissimilar from the
Russian samovar. The careful
waiter brings first what appears to be an
iron pail, but is in reality stove of
primitive construction, bottomed we'll
with charcoal. On this is set the kettle
of common life, boiling and kept boil
ing by the charcoal underneath. Tea
is brought in a caddy together with a
black earthenware teapot. Madam pro-
ceeds to make tea, first ascertaining that
the water boils, and when the first round
is poured out, removes the lid of the
kettle and puts the little black teapot in
its place. There is clearly an under
standing between the coppersmith and
the potter as to the size of teapots and
kettle lids, for the fit seems exact, and
the tea is kept hot, as it needs to be in
the open air. Thus, after the manner of
the nursery rhyme, the fire begins to
boil the Kettle, the kettle begins to warm
the pot, the pot begins to make the
tea, and the tea, presumably, begins
to warm its drinkers, for they seem
happy enough in quiet contained
way. They are not listless these Dutch
drinkers of tea Shade of Van Dunck),
but they cannot be pronounced festive.
Evidently they are contented folk, we'll
off in the worlds goods, and careful of
them. There are no peals Of laughter,
no flashing gestures, no demonstrative-
ness of any kind, and yet these Dutch
folk are not sad. They are "gentle, yet
not dull" happy, yet not boisterous-
perhaps nicely moduated cheerfulness is
the best term by which to indicate their
mental condition. Chatting quietly they
advance to more and more cups of tea,
made fresh and fresh by the lady pre-
siding, far too good housewife to have
lavished her store of tea on the first
brewing. She appeals to the caddy and
the boiling kettle, and brewS inter
minable tea of excellent strength and
flavor. The old leaves are now kept
stewing till they grow bitter, but are
thrown away to make room for fresh
supply.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

The Louisville Cowier-Journal saws the
reason the man in the moon is economi-
cal is because everything up there is 90
high"
Blowing a bass horn" SAYS a physi-
clan, will cure consumption" Another
case in which the remedy is worse than
the disease. se.-PhiladelphiG Call.
An exchange wants to know what the
paragraphists will do when ice cream is
gone. They will probably do the same
as other people-do without. Norris
t0Un Herald.
Generally the party who sings 81
would not live always" the loudest is
the one who gets between the feather
beds during the thunderstorm. Pitts
burg Chronicle.
Lord Houghton wonders why the moon
looks pale and sad. If his lordship were
full once a month and reduced to his last
quarter regularly he would soon cease to
wonder Graphic.
A little Austin boy saw his mother
take off her switch one day, and called
out: ooh, mammal Let us take your
scalp out in the yard, so that we can play
Indians. ."-SVtings.
''Siam is the place where there are
neither Jews nor swine said person to
q Rothschild once. Indeed" was the
reply. ''Let us go and exhibit ourselves
there. "-JewiSh Messenger.
Life is like a harness. There are
traces of care, lines of trouble, bits OF
good fortune, breeches of good manners,
/ III Ial "a 1u hao
tug to pull through Worcester Ga
sette.
$50 you call that well water7" re.
marked the stranger, squirting the Of
Tending liquid from his mouth.
"Great Scott how must it have
tasted when it was ill2'-B0Ston Tran.
script.
DON'T KNOW BEANS.
"Oh, maiden sweet, with delicate feet,
Tripping the fair fields over,
What do you seek by gurgling creek
| And amid the dewy cloverP
"Why, Mister, she said, "you don't know
beansl
Pm gathering yaller dock for green's"
"Her hands are a poem," sings q
| young man who is in love all but his
ears. Wait till he gets married, and il
] uO uOCSu lOLS AOA a pan Va PlSSS AS'1
to beat up the beds, wash dishes and
sew on buttons, write us down as false
prophet and base decefver. Burlington
! Free Pres+
AN EYE TO BUSINESS
! My courage strengthened as / gazed;
The words came rushing to my lips,
/ The old, old tale of love was told
! She glanced down at her finger tips.
And then she spoke in accents low,
While bushes red suffused her cheek,
" 1t may be wrong for me to ask,
But how much do you get week|
boston Star.
''Is this seat engaged9" asked small,
thin woman of a fat man in the New
Haven train the other day. No reply.
''Will you please take your feet down
and let me sit on this seatf" she re-
peated in louder tone of voice. Again
no reply. 81 read to-day, she contin-
ued still louder, "that Chicago man
has cornered all the pork in the world.
How did you manage TO escape"
At the next station she had the
whole seat to herself. .-AeD Yor5
GTdDhic
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The Seats Prepared Above.

At one time in the history of the Con-
federacy, the refugees became so numer-
ous in the towns and villages remote
from the path of armies that the good
citizens of the safe and pleasant places,
were seriously annoyed. The invaders
were in their most sacred places, like the
plague in Egypt, entered into their
houses, and even their churches were it,
tested.
A worthy congregation of Virginia
town had complained that their pews
were occupied by refugees, often to the
exclusion of their own families, and
their pastor was requested to give notice
from the pulpit that all refugees could
be accommodated in the gallery.
Accordingly, on one bright Sunday
morning the church as usual had its full
complement of obnoxious visitors, when
at the proper time the reverend gentle
man arose and gave the notice as re-
quested.
The refugees. though already seated
and disposed to mind their prayers, arose
at once, some with heightened color and
tossing heads, and went into the gallery.
After the disturbance caused by the
move was over the pastor gave out the
hymn, which he had unreheotingly
selected. 1t was
Haste, my soul, Oh, haste away,
To seats prepared above"
A litter went around the gallery, and
the congregation seemed much ANNOYED
even the minister, before he finished hi
verse, saw how unfortunate his selection
was, and all seemed to feel how ridicu
lous it made them appear, -Southera Bic
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tears and pain, made her laugh outright
He had whispered, ''No beggers, ped.
dlers or book agents allowed in the Ben.
ton Cottage hereafter. "--E. Il. Boydea,
an the Bdsar.
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A STOLEN KISS.
HIS EXCUSE

HIS EXCUSE.
As / bade her good night,
Could help just one stealingi
The moons mellow light,
As / bade her goodnight,
On her face shone 50 bright,
Those red lips revealing
As I bade her goodnight
Could help just one stealingl
HER IDEA
70 take only one
And then say "Good-nightp
How quickly twas donsD
To take only onel
Next time he'll get nonet
For don't like it quito
To take-only one
And then say "Good-nightF