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NDusements.

Maude Grdnger.-ThIs able aud popular &C.
tress will appear here on II return visit Tues.
day evening In her great play OF "Claire, tho
Forge Muster" Everyone who was present
In the opera house upon tho occasion OF her
former visit, willremcmber with pleasure the
splendid performance then given, ana most
OF those who then saw Miss Granger will
doubtless go again. The play Is full OF alb.
sorbing Interest ana is Interpreted with great
ability Miss Granger's impersonation OF tho
chici female character Is u work OF artistic
histrionic ability rarely surpassed, ana one
that should be seen.
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The Patience opera troupe have had
themselves photographed by Betz &
Richards, aud their pictures are now on
exhibition in the show windows of
Shult2's hat store, North Queen street
and Givler & Co.'S dry goods store, East
King street, where they attract much at
tention on account Of the artistic posings,
elegant cGs,umes and excellence of tho
Photographic work.
We learn that there was great rush for
the reserved seats for the opera as soon as
the box Office opened this morning.
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rwo sudden Deaths.

Mrs. CathariDe Kane, vito Of tho late
Patrick Kane. died very suddenly at her
residence, on West Vine street, last even
ing. In the afternoon she was abOuta as usual
and at half past q o'clock want up stairs,
In the same house with her live family
named Bowman. About 3 o'clock they
became anxious about Mrs. Kane, and one
OF them went up stairs TO look for her. She
was found lying dead on tho floor. Her
death was caused by paralysis. Deceased
was about 80 years of age and leaves one
child, a son about Il years of age No
inquest has yet been held
A dispatch received by the coroner states
that Frank Conroy, a resident OF Lititz
died suddenly there TO day. No paTticu.
lars are given.
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Fatal Quarrel OF Brotners-in-Law.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, April 10.--Thos
Vedder and N. K, Pierson, brothers in law,
drove over TO Goat island yesterday after
noon aud rs they did not return search
was made for them this morning
Persons body was found on Luna island !,
shot through the head and partially in the
water. The horse and buggy were found
tied to a tree and Vedder's clothes were
discovered lying on the ice, but there was
no trace of Vedder himself. 1t is sup
posed they quarrelled aud that Vedder
shot Pierson aud then jumped into the
rapids
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AT wAsHIN4TuN.
what Congress Was Doing To-us,

WAsHINGToN, d. G., April 1O.-The
House met at IL o'clock in continuation OF
yesterdays session and the contest over
public building measures was resumed. At
II o'clock motion to adjourn was voted
down and legislative day of Wednesday
continued. After a quarter of an hour OF
skrmishing the House went into commit.
tee OF the whole on public buildings.
Tho senate.
The Senate agreed that when it adjourn S
to-day it will be until Monday.
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YerIls OfIne sea,

BOSTON, April 10.--The schooner Geo.
Calhoun, from Providence for st. John,
n. b., was lost at sea on March 3lst. Her
crew was rescued by the schooner Zenobia,
and brought here to-day. The crew
of the Calhoun report that few days be-
fore being rescued they fell in with an un.
known Gloucester schooner which was
sinking. The Calhoun sent boat and
took off five mon, but the boat was
swamped and all were drowned.
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rms.


SEHER--ln this city, on the sth inst Eva,
relict OF the late Jac)b Ncher and daughter OF
the late Andrew and Barbara Clemmens. in
the 5Olh year OF her age.
Tho iclUtivcs and friends OF the family ar1
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
her late residence, No 3lOwCst James street,
on Saturday afternoon at 2OClock. lnterment
in Woodward liill cemetery.
KENNBDY.-In this city, on the sth inst.
Catherine E, rcliCt OF the IatO Dr. j. B. Ken
neiy, IN the sd year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No iOi West Lemon
street, on Friday afternoon NJ O'Clock. In
torment at Lancaster cemetery.
kAEE.-In THIS city. on the 9th inst, Catha
rine Kane, widow of PRtr cS Kane.
The Telativo' ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. ~ West Vine
street, on Saturday afternoon At o'clock.
Services Ut st. Mary's church. lnterment at
81. Mary's cemetery IT
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Tho r.rTiUis Acridsit nicn BsIeu J
, iThaNl.


Tho r.rTiUIs Accident uhion BsIeu Jonn
". TiCNAcl.
John W. Michael baggage master on
the Frederick accommodation, train met
with terrible accident opposite the Penn
Sylvania railroad depot, Columbia, about
1880 this afternoon. Engine 03S was
pulling up the main track tO allow the
Frederick train to back car OF, when
Mr.. Michael not seeing II walked directly
in front of the engine. He WAS knocked
down and the heavy engine wheels passed
over both his legs, cutting thom of be-
tween tho knees ard ankles lie was
carried into the depot and Dr.. Craig was
sent Tor, and At once has,euch % his relief
aud had him tAkou 10 his home on Front
street, Columbia. DR.. Craig has no hopes
Of bis recovery, and says hc may die at
any moment.
Mr.. Michael, is q native OF this CITY,
being son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Michael
owner Of the Grape hotel H. has wife
and six children living in Columbia. He
has many friends here who Will be greatly
shocked at his misfortune. llo has been
in the employ OF the Pennsylvania railroad
company as brakeman, conductor and
baggage master for moro than a quarter of
a century, and was careful C1urteOus,
aud efficient officer.
similar Accident to ISoy.
A fifteen year old boy named John
Sheuielt, whllo attempting to board an
east bound freight train at MtddletOwn
to-day at noon, slipped and fell with his
right leg across the track and the car
wheels passing over it, cut it of just be-
low the knee. He was taken 10 his home
in Mddlotowu, where he received Surgical
aid.
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L. the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied exter.
nally, aud thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, ana II Is warranted dou.
blc the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
IL cures pain In tho SIDE, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, AM,
ALh ACHES, ana IL Tho Urost Reiieycr oi
fain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEAr u
should bo In every family. A teaspoonful OF
tho Panacoa In IA tumbl9r OF hot water tsweet.
onod, II. proIorrodI. takon At bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. ~ coub' bottle.
mnyl-T.Th.F&w
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WILMINGTON, Del, April 1O.-The iu-
clement weather of last night moderated
with the going down Of the storm, and
the EUery EUening's advices thus far are
that no harm has been done to the peach
buds in the upper part of the peninsula.
Tho lower part has not been heard from
Further dispatches confirm the safety oi
peaches. j. g. Brown, a large grower
aud packer of Kent county, says
" Peaches never were more promising than
this morning. The wind being from the
southwest melted the snow and this
morning the buds are dry"
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NJ NJ. Devereaux, OF IOnia, Mich was u
sight 10 behold lie says ~ had no action OF
The Kidneys and suffered terribly. My legs
we're AS big as my bouy and my body as big as
barrel. The best doctors gave me up. III.
naliy triei ktdney-Wort. In tour or nve
uays chanBe came, In eight or ten days was
on my feet and now l am completely cured
~ was certainly miracle" All druggists
keep kidney'wort which is put up both in
liquid and dry form
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-George s.
Hughes, who has been separated from his
wife for some time, visited her boarding
house last night, and upon her refusal to
return to his home, threatened to kill her.
She had him arrested and he was taken
before magistrate this morning. AS
Mrs. Hughes was stepping up to give tes
timony in the magistrates court her
husband sprang at her and drawing a
shoemaker's knife, hacked her several
times in the face and head. 1t took some
trouble to disarm him. Tho woman was
severely wounded and was taken to
the hospital. Hughes was committed to
await the result of her injuries.
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New York narnevs

NEW YORK, April 10 ---Tlour-State and
western quiet but rather more steady.
Wheat advanced l1lI1c at the outset later
ruled weaker and fell back AfDlc: active
speculative trading; No, 2 Red, May, 81 00>s
al Ola June, slU2A8l O3%; July,sl 031s0
0j.
Corn opened h4Ac higher. but afterwards
lost advance Mixed Western spot, i6956<c;
do tuture 55Ad6O9sc.
Oats k0hc higher, including No. June,
ut 36R36Ic State 39pt5c; western. "a 14ic.
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sensation al /. vu..,.,.

AT MAt the funeral Of young man named
William Milton, at Wabash, Ind, Tues
oay, the coffin containing the corpse fol,
apart Just az IL was being deposited In tho
sepuichre aud the body foil out. The cof-
nn was then knocked together again, the
corpse replaced and another effort made to
lower It, and once more tho flimsy casket
gave way and the body tumbled headlong
INTO the vault. II was pulled ont by the
ieet and again put into the coffin, which
had TO be nailed up before IL was safely
lald at rest The ceremony caused great
sensation,
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. 1884
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
sOKE TkoUBLE AGAIN IN CUBA,
The spanish Goyerpment Aroused and
Alarmed at tho Landing OF Con.
Aguero on the IRELAND

Inc spanish GoysrDment Aroused and
Alarmed at tho Landing OF Con.
Aguero on the ireland.
KEY WEST, Fla, April 1O.-Advices
from Havana state that Gen. Aguero in
landing with his flbusters m ,t with no re-
sistance. 1t is reported that numerous fac
tions joined Aguero on the march to the In
terior swelling the party to many hundred
followers. Several encounters with troops
took place, the result of which was
that the troops were obliged to
retreat Great excitement exists In the
island, especially at Havana owing to the
large force Of troops that was concentrated
for several days at spot on
the coast, where Aguero never would
have landed. 1t is therefore believed
that the government used the incident
OF Aguero's expected arrival for display
OF force with the object of intimidating
the Cubans Of Havana at the next cleo
tioDs. The government has telegraphed
to Spain, requesting that additional troops
be sent. The censorship of telegraphio
dispatches has been re established.
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Missouri Republicans.

sEDALIA, Mo-, April 1O.-The Rspubli-
can state convention last night adopted
resolutions adhering to the national plat.
form of 1880 and endorsing the admins.
tration of Arthur. National questions are
left to the wisdom of the delegates to the
national convention.
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Tho German Minister,

BERLIN, April 10.-The rumor that
Herr Won Eisendecher, the German minister
at Washington, will be recalled is un-
founded. The question of his transfer to
another post, however, was discu ssed
long before the Lasker incident occurred.
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Inc Groat .msrlg.n Uno,,.

sncczing, snuii,ing aud coughing This Is
the music all over the land lust now. And will
bo Until June "lyo got such an awful cold
IN my head" Cure II with EIy's Cream Balm
or II may end In the toughest torn OF Catarrh
Maybe you nave catarrh now. Nothing IL
more nauseOus and dreadful. This remedy
masters II ns no other ever did. Not snuti
nor liquid. Applied by the finger to tho
nostrils. Pleasant, certain, radical.
a7-2wdeOddw
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FuneraI of John I,offsDmy,r,

This morning tho funeral of John BOf-
fenmyer, late proprietor of the Lancaster
county house, took place this morning.
The interment were made at LOngneckcr's
meeting house between Lancaster and
Strasburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-10

81 nave used Burdock Mood Buters with
great benefit Tor indigestion and constipa.
tion OF the bowels" q. L. EHsion, Hamilton,
Ont. For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist
l37 and l3g North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-10

TO morrow being Good Friday, a legal
h )Iiday, the banks and public schools will
be closed aud special services hold in
many Of the churches of tue city. The
public schools will not be reopcLed until
Tuesday next.
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rir.t Revived and rnen Uura.

and indigcStiO", and after trying every thing
imhginnbo used BurdOrk Biood Bluers The
nrst bottle revived mn and the second cured
nie entirety J. <. Williamson. Rochester N
Y. For sale by n. B. Cochran druggist, 1877
and lSy North Queen street
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n virginia Town SVEN, h, s,.w..

Fire broke out in the business portion
of Hampton, Va, at 3 o'clock "Wednesday
morning, and owing to the high wind
spread rapidly. Engines from the Normal
school, the Soldiers home, and Fort Mon.
roe were sent for, and by their united
efforts saved half the town from dostruc-
consumed. The estimated loss is si00,-
900.
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a Great mero.nti,e rs,lure.

LONDON, April 10.-The debts of Gil.
lespie & Co., tho firm of East and West
Indian merchants, who failed yesterday,
arc 81, $50, 900.
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w hat We NanI.

tive lpmeopath h pellets, AIlopath his
n nlIs OnG Tor r4eumatism, Tor aches, for pains
anu spralils, Ih0mds Eci6ctrfc OF ia ineiin.
D superior TO either, IL has bchehtod as
many people as IL mas had purchasers. All
druBBtsts soll II For sale by n. D. Cochran
druggist, loI ana l39 North Queen street
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ueatb OF An Ex-soyeruor

RIcnMoND, Va, April lex Gov.
John NJ. Gregory died at his home in
Charles City last night, aged 80 years.
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WEATHER IHDIuaTIoNs.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
north to west winds higher barometer,
nearly stationary temperature, followed
during tho night in the extreme southern
portions by light local rains.
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aPEOIdL NOTInEk.

-lM~as--=--Er Erx5E
In the HOP Plaster are united Fresh Hops
Gums ana Bulsams, and its!power Is wonder.
ful in curing Back Ache, Sprains, Bruises
Neuralgia, Pain in tje Side or Soreness any.
where. Thousands testify TO this
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cew YOrR.

Quotations by Associated. Press.
Stocks lower. Money easy at lh02c.
New York Central. ........................ll4L
Erlo sailrottu 2lh
auutnS
Michigan Central Railroad. ................ SO
Michigan Southern Railroad. 9Sk
Illinois Central Railroad. ad....................129
Cleveland & PITTSBURGH Railroad.
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. .........l2D
Pittsburgh h Fort Wayne Railroad ....... 1907
western Union Telegraph Company.... 6sX
Toledo h Wabash. ........................... ltz
New Jersey Central..... ...............-.. 81
New York Ontario a western........-,.... sN
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tscems strlngo that anv one will suffer
from the many arrangements brG-ght on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLIS SSARSAPARlLbA AND DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health To the physical Organization. II
" indeed u strengthening syrup pleasant to
take, ald has proven iJsclt 10 be the hest
BLOOD rUBlFIER ever discovered, effect
unlly curing Scroiua Syphitic disorders,
"enkncss of the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
Ious complaints and ali diseases Indicating an
Impure condition Of the Blood. Liver, hid
ncys, stomach, skin, Gic. II Corrects indi
gestion. A single bottle viii prove to you its
merits 10 a health remover, tor II ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially when the complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having IA tendency to
lessen the natural vigur at the brain ami ner
vOuz system.
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For Lame BACK Si1e or Chest, use sHl-
LOHS POROUS PLASTER Price, 2J cent.
Sold by II. -. Cochran. 1877 and 80 North Queeu
street. Lancaster. 'cblieoiB
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To suspend mining Operations.

New YORK, April 10.-All the coal
companies have agreed to suspend min
ing operations during next week.
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Suspension OF u Boston Firm.

BosToN, April 10-Davis & Taylor,
our and grain merchants, have suspend.
cd. Liabilities unknown.
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sent out,

Eliza Finn was sent to Jail for 10 day 8
and John Murray for by Alderman Barr.
The oifense of these distinguished indi-
viduals was drunkenness.
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Tns Greenbackers,

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, April l0-The
Greenback national convention will be
held May 2S, not June 2, as enormously
stated.
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Philadelphia.
v Associated Press.
Quotations by
Stocks steady.

OUoChb
Philadelphia u Erie X. R...................."l9
Reading Railroad. .....................,,,..,2 2GK
Pennsylvania Railroad. ad................... 60H
Iehigh Valley Railroad. ad..................... 10
United Companies OF New Jersey y..........l92x
Northern Paclnc...... .........,....I,........... ~
Northern Pacific Proferrei....... q. ...... 47ss
Northern Central Railroad. ...,....,....... 6GT
Lenigh Navigation COmpnny.............. 4Sk
SorristOYn railroad, .....,..........,.....'lu
Contra CrauspOrtation Company......... 35x
Fittsbig T.tusvlle u buffalo Il. r.. ..... ~
Little SChuvlktll Railroad. d................. t5
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ron SdLE.
NOTICE TO sr"VKhoLoERs
THE FARMERS WESTERN
MARK ET COMPANY

A meeting OF the Stockholders OF said com.
pany will be held In the Directors Room OF
the New Market House, on MONDAY, MAKCu
Ia, 1884, between the hours OF and 8 O'clock
p. M, for the purpose OF electing thirteen Di-
rectors TO serve for the ensuing year, and To
adopt Bylaws. HUGH II. FULTON
m20&a5, ,l2&5tw Secretary,
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fiRsr cold, then bronchitis. Check the
nrst with lialo's Honey OF uorehound and
Tar riko's Toothacho Drops cure In ono
minute. M lvd,odSw
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DysrEPric, nervous people, "out OF sorts"
Coldon's Liduid Beef Tonic Will cure. hN
for Coidon's or druggists. a7lwdeoi6w
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M.tIiRI 40 rs.

SESER-FRAILEY April 1884, by Rev. Il. l.
Reed, ut hi, rcsidcnce, jacob l.. SenCr, 20 Miss
Margie G. frnilry, nil OF Lancaster.
No cards.
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RED HORSE POWDERS curo all Diseases
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live stock POSITIVE CURE. mayA-2
FOR sat" At II. q. Cochran's drug store 1877
North DuCpn street
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Cass District.

y Usage, April Unmarried at the
brides residence by Rev. d. G. Hell
mick, Waitman L. Ryan to Sarah,
daughter of j. w. Martin. We ex-
tend congratulations to Wait. and
Sarah, wishing them long and bliss
full life
William Boyers is engaged in
shearing his blooded sheep, and gave
me the following result Of 10 which
has been shorn: The lst was buck,
the fleece of which weighed % lbs;
End, a buck, 20 lbs; Sd, two-year-
old ram, ~ lbs; 4th, eve, 184; 9Th,
a eve having lamb, 81 lbs; 9th a
lamb IL months old, 131, and the
other four averaging l6 lbs each,
making total, from the 10 sheep, Of
1856 lbs, or an average Of 1S 3-5 lbs per
sheep. Mr.. Boyers thinks the above
will compare favorably with any
sheep in America.
There was a Literary Society in
operation at the Stony Point school
house, but the members were COM
PEELED to suspend it on account Of
some fellows who made a practice Of
going there drunk. The Board of
Education had put in a set of fine
new desks and seats this winter, and
a couple of weeks ago the officers
discovered one of these desks cut in
several places and two ink stands
taken away. l understand the par
ties who did the cutting are known
and their cases will he presented to
the grand jury at its next term. Rumor
says the parties live in and close to
Granville.
Egg suppers are the order Of the
day in this community. Melville
Boyers had one on Thursday night.
the 10th, and also one at William
Boyers' last night, the 18th. There
were about 20 couple at the latter
place, and the boys say the only
thing lacking that would have made
1t grand success was Wiedman with
his old "Cremona." LAMoNA.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-19

Mr.. Keifer was literally fayed
alive by his colleagues of the House
yesterday. They adopted the report
of the Hopkins committee without
debate or division. As that report
fastens lie upon the ex Speaker the
reputation of the latter for truth and
yeraciiy may be considered at the
lowest possible ebb when no one was
found to raise a voice in his de Tense
or cast vote against the adoption
of the report. Mr.. Keifer himself was
so impressed with the utter indefen-
sibilty OF his position that he dcclin-
ell To say word in his own defense.
When public man has no friends
to defend him and can't even defend
himself his position is deplorable in
decd. -e-
Now that the cx-Speaker is unable
either to defend himself or get any
body to defend him in the House, his
constituents should not be guilty of
the insane folly of vindicating him
by reelection. He is totally incom-
petent to fulfill the duties of his po-
sition with any credit to himself or
those he represents, and he should be
allowed to sink into the oblivion his
.littleness and meanness so we'll merit.
Let Mr.. Keifer stay at home hereafter.