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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
"TiiG Origin OF Album ="

One Of those Industrious German
writer's, always hunting the why's and
wherefores of things in general, has
discovered the origin of the
"album." The writer points out that
in the middle ages the parchment in
common use was of two kinds-thC
Spanish-ltalian and the German
French and that the main difference
between these varieties lay in the
method of their preparation. The
German French could be written upon
on both sides, while of the Spanish
Italian only the inner surface was
available. The smooth, white side of
this latter was called album to
distinguish it from the stained exterior
and as the Spanish-lta parchment
Icing stoutcr and cheaper than tho
other, was generally used for volumes
intended us repositories for scraps and
literary collections, the meaning Of the
word "album' broalcned out into It's
modern Significance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02

Gar from tho storms that Nrs lashns the ocean
Nearer each day to the pleasant Homclisht
Far from the waves tht are big with commo
1on,
Under full sail and the hmbor in sight:
Growing old cheerlully,
Cheerful and bright,
Past all the winds that are adverse and chilling
Past all the islands that lurcd thee to lcsl,
Past MI tho currents that lured thee, unwilling
Farirom thy course to The Land of the Blost
Growing old peacefully,
pcacctal and blest.
Never feeling Of envy nor sorrow
When the bright faces Of children are seen;
Never year from the young woul st thou
borrow
Thou dost remember what l.cth between.
Growing old willingly,
Thankful serene.
Hearts at the sound of thy coming are light.
ened
Ready and willing thy hand to relieve;
Many face at thy Kind word has Frightened
at is more blessed TO give than receive
Growing old happily,
Ccasing to greve.
Eyes that grow dim TO the Garth and its
glory
Have u swcct rccomponsc youth cannot
know;
Ears that grow dull to the Garth and its story
Drink in the songs that from Paradise flow:
Growing old 9 Nciou.ly.
Chretan-likc grow.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02

A bird raiser says that canaries can
be trained to sing airs as well as a hu-
man being. If they can't be trained to
sing airs better than some human
beings twerc better to allow them to
remain unframed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
up in the big rocking chair, in front of

up in the big rocking chair, in front of
the fire, while Pinkton's hoy piled on
more logs and shufled back and forth
on errands for Mrs. Kesley.
Here she comes" said Pinkton's
boy staring out of the window.
"Who comes?' said Larry, uncon-
sciously parodying General Wolfe, on
the Heights of Abraham.
THE doctor-young oman" said
Pinkton's boy. WYill | tell her you've
got well and don't want she no more?"
But Larry only frowned at him.
open the door for her, You young
scamp" said he.
Miss Digby was as good as her word.
She conducted the case triumphantly
through to its end.
1t is just possible that Mr.. Neville
protracted his conyalescence unnec-
c5sarily, but that is neither here nor
there
$50 Larry is going home tomorrow"
said Mrs Kesley. "Well, | declare |
shall miss the boy"
"Yes," said Hannah, domurely.
but he is coming back again in May,
he says"
"What for?" said Mrs. Kesley.
"To marry me" said Hannah.
ia" said the old lady.
ave had little explanation, you
see," said Hannah "IIe confessed to
me that he was not at all delirious that
first night you know, while l felt his
pulse and smoothed his hair Wasn't
that dreadful?"
"Dear, dear" said Mrs. Kesley.
"And thcn,' said Hannah, 81 told
him | wasn't a doctor at all-only a
wretched imposter,"
"And what did he say" said Mrs.
Keslcy.
ale didn't seem to mini it in tho
least" Hannah said; "and we are en-
gagged. lie says he fell in love with
me that very first evening"
la" said Mrs. Kesley.
"And, after all," went on Hannah,
'the whole thing can lie traced back to
that ridiculous blunder of Pinkton's
boy. TO think that | should owe my
life's happiness to-Pinkton's boy
Pinkton's boy himself was not at all
surprised when he heard that Mr..
Neville was engaged to Hannah Digby.
"Ies,' said he, refectively, "ir was
a growed-up man, with a real goold
watchchain, Id marry she. Hers the
kind of gal to suit I"--Helen Forrest
TJ,1rpc
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
Never DOZp,

The London Lancet discusses the
subject of rising at the end Of sleep.
Doing, it declares, is not admissible
from any health point of view. The
brain is the FIRST to fall asleep, and is
followed by the active organs, and it
is only perfect and natural when shared
by all the several parts of the organ
ism. All the parts of the system are
not equally exhausted, and those least
fatigued soonest wake, while those
most exhausted, are aroused with the
greatest difficulty. The several parts
of the organism should need rest at the
same time. To bring this about per-
son should wake early and feel ready
to rise; this fair and equal start of the
sleepers should be secured, and wise
self-manager should not allow adrowsy
feeling of the consciousness, or weary
senses, or an exhausted system to
begulle him into the folly of going to
sleep again when once his conscious.
ness has been aroused. The writer
declares that man who will not allow
himself to doze, will, in few days,
find himself almost unconsciously an
early riser.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
Value of Small Things,

Some years ago a firm in England
patented a candle. Now, a candle
seems to be pretty small thing to
patent, but it made a fortune for its
owners, and when one reflects on the
large number of candles annually con-
sumed they will better realize that a
very small royalty on every pound of
them will aggregate large revenue.
Similar instances might he giyea from
cases at home, where inventors have
originated some simple article in daily
use, patented it, and then have received
large rewards, "DeSpise not the day
of small things" says the proverb, and
we may say in addition, deride no idea
as useless that intends to advance the
arts and sciences in ever 50 small a
degree, merely because it seems simple.
a very great misconception prevails
in the minds of many persons in re-
spect to patents. They are regarded
as stepping-stones to fame, This is
usually delusion. An invention is
first and principally an investment.
just as an artists picture. The glory
and renown attaching to either picture
or invention is the after part--the des-
sert to the solid feast of dollars and
cents The natural result of the mis-
take alluded to is to lead persons to
underrate the value of their ideas 1t
is net at all uncommon to hear indi-
viduals eXclaim: "What, get a patent
on that thing" in alluding to somc
little affair that can he carried in the
pocket. That very despised little
thing" is just as likely to be the means
of putting dcllars into the pocket of its
patentee as the little candle patent
was the foundation of one of the
largest candle manufactures
England. -.-Scisntifc American.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02

Evidences of self.denial for the sake
Of what is believed to be divine truth
are scarcely to be looked for in the arid
pages of the civl.account code, Butat
page llj Of that dreary volume occurs
the following clause in the rules rclat-
ing to the management Of district say
in banks: If a MOhammcdan de-
positor makes the express request that
interest be not added to his deposit, a
note to this effect should be made on
the index card, and the words No In
terest written at the top of his account
in the ledger. Nothing could be more
unequivocal than the prophets pro-
hibition against the taking of
interest and usury; but the Moham-
medan has invented 50 many forms Of
compromise and evasion, where the
rrecopts Of the Koran run counter to
his wishes, that it may surprise some
people to learn that, in its care for the
thrifty folk of this land, government
has to consider the scruple3 of the
pious. When the Mohammcdan lends,
he is accustomed to speak of an i'm
a1inary JUnnjd-a sort of llindOo
partner in the city--upOn whose head
the sin of lending at usury will fall,
while he himself reaps the profit, as a
true believer should. Instances Of the
many shifts whereby the strict letter
of tie law is evaded might be multi
Piled to an almost indefinite extent;
but it is satisfactory to gather, from
the accountant generals proviso before
quoted, that the Mohammedanism Of
to-day is something more than mere
Observance Of form, and that there
must he many who, for their creedS
sake, deliberately forego the possession
Of what, to Others, would seem no more
than legitimate gain Lahore, Indid,) J
gazette.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
Poetic License,

An Austin man, who had just got
out of book of poems, met GiIlhooly
and the following proceedings were
had
did you lead my new bookY
ooh, yes, l read it,"
GLOW did you like it?'
"My dear sir, assure you that laid
it aside with great deal of pleasure"
And now the poet GOES about with
smiling face, fully persuaded that his
book has been iniorsel by the peo-
pie, ,--SVtiRg&
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
WHOLE NO. 2l65.

WAS, eh?' grunted Mr.. Spooren-
dyke. Well, when it takes the form
of visage like you screwed up a
minute ago, want to be hung, in
stead of being sympathi2ed. Another
time you open your mouth like that
| am going to put seats in and start a
church."
And cogitating on this vast improve
ment in his wifc's anatomy, Mr.. Spoo-
pendyke, forgetting all about his let
ter, rolled over and went to sleep.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02
A PRINTING OFFICE FOR CHE DOLLAR

ie;I in neat Fdx dectOns The priec pay for one
name. Pr.cetv r,nfsi.
We will send to every one ordering the printing
nficc Of us, The 5osyrdl ef Science, illustrated
pcpuar monthly, printed on fine paper, OHE YEAR
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-04-02

1t is not generally known, but it
appears to be trne, tina, the sweet
spirits of nitre when kept for long
while is converted from a harmless
remedy into deadly poison. Drug.
gists shouli print on their labels, Use
only when newly male."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

II tho Senate on the 10Th the bill
repeating the timber culture law was
placed On the calendar A resolution in
structing the Postal Committee % inquire
whether telegraph charges had been A.
fected by stock dividends or the Western
pUnion Company was laid over. Sherman's
resolution on the Virginia and Mississippi
elections was adopted after brief discuss
sion. Resolutions appropriating Sli,ooo
for improvements above the Rock Island
arsenal; inquiring - 10 the expediency
Of admitting all printed reading matter
q the mails free, and % appropriate 500
CO., for The Crow Indians were adopted. The
House tobacco rebate bin passed. The bill
regarding titles 10 Mexican land grants
was discussed without action. -.. IN the
House . resolution was adopted % hold
the funeral Of Mr.. Mackey In Representa-
tive Hall on the 3ota. Bills were intro
duced IN profusion for tariH changes. pub
Iic buildings. bridges, pensions. and relat-
ing 70 currency and labor topics. Mr..
Hopkins offered resolution 70 investigate
the charge Of attempted corruption made
BY ex-Speaker Keiier against General
Boynton. Correspondence between Keller
and Boynton was read and commits was
finally appoint "A % Investigate.
The Louisville Board d Trade or
ganized 4 Produce Exchange On THE =, N.
The American Lumber Company of
Toronto. Ont, hus tailed; isapiluies.
81, fOo.sUp.
TnE striking ribbon weavers at Pat
erssn, n. y. rs.,se .y 4cyept tae nianAiac-
turers' term.
The Mississippi Valley Dairy and
Creamery Asscla. ion MET ~ ,hc i'vlyi4uN-
mic In i'usc IN ~. Louis. No.. "a tl,e ;,in.
The Cleveland police have arrested
fifteen men charged VAN rvmli.cisy N =
recent series "a burriafies.
MARTIN SELLERS. ~ kcndallvillc,
Ind. committed suiris. "a the 4.,cn ia Mar
than testify In murder case.
REUBEN SPRINGER, Of G. Cincinnati. O..
has added $4,000 % t,s Lonsworfh b.
quest for al nrt school.
MANY arrests recently been made
q kharkoff, Russia, On account N pIots H.
poison the Car.
A RECENT Rothschlld loan 10 tho
Khedive n held % Indicate that England
intends % take care III Egypt.
a LIvixcsroSE MONTY firm has
levied On property "a thr yellow I. o,su rarx
Improvement Contrary for delt.
N TIN New York Court 81 Appeals has
decided unconstltational he lAw proh.b-
ring the nsanufacture o. cigars ID tene.
urentx.
HESRY AUGUSTINE. who murdered
Two q his relatives near I.aporte, Ind.
three years ago, has just been arrested u
Kansas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

A LARGE number o. tho English co.
ton-mi|ls are cur>ail,ne production % avoid
overstockin< the lnarkct
o. the 2Cth tho Northern Pacific Rail-
rod people bad hearing u Washington
il defense al their land grant.
The Government has conii~cnted the
distillery 81 q. n. Bush. at Wessiieid.
Mass. on account ~ fraud.
OK the Goth under plea Of guilty 70
Z charge of murder IN the second degree.
Christ. Schneider was sentenced ~ 81.
Louis. No. 20 thirteen years Imprisonment.
AT San Francisco the Federal Courts
are blocked with Chinese haheas corpus
cases. Judge Hoffman wants Congress 10
appoint commission 70 dispose q these
cases.
THE Cleveland Paper Company has
made an assignment with liabilities ag-se-
ga ing $40. 600; assets Qarrely in unmanu-
factured stock>, >0oo.oeo.
Gun Canadian noghbors are not yet
ready for two-cent letter postage. z
THE remains Of tho Jeanette victims
reached Moscow OH the sSth.
OK the night Of the 27th earthquake
shocks were felt al ~. Johns. N u.
THE Supreme Court Of the United
Sta g viii take recess from February 4
70 March q
FoE the year 1855 tie net earnings o.
the Chicago. Milwaukee a st. Paul Road
we're sa.sSl.-ss
n the Welsh collcry explosion on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

Ox Tie 2Slh Bubenr won thc sculllng
n'Ateh win Eilioa - sAs rhamesl q Eng
Land.
REPRESENTATIVES, MAckES q South
Casolina died ~ morning o. che 3sch.
The Missouri Supreme Court on The
1s,h granted = stay q execution in the case
Or Kate Douglass. sentenced % - hanged
on February LIT for the murder o. her par
amoar. Jo>eph Miller. In So. Louis. An
effort q being made 20 obtain commute
tion of her sentence
TnE Marquis a Lanslowne. Cover
nor-Genersl q Canada. has been appointed
knight Of the Grand Cross Of the Order q
st. Michael and 81. George.
An order has been given BY citizens
Of San Francisco. CAL. 70 Prof. LEM. Of
Nuremburg, Tor bronze statue Of Presi-
dent Garfield. II isto BE- In civilians dress.
ten feet high. surmountsd BY figures repre-
senting war trophies and Of the American
eagle. n front. under star. Is the word
s'0arleld" in large letters.
The London Nsscs has sent james
O'Kslly. Member OF Parliament for
Roscommon. ireland. % the Soudan ascor-
respondent 70 take the place Of Edmund
O'Donovan, killed with Hicks Pssha-
OK the morning Of the 18th Frank
williams and John Gray, who killed Orion
Kuntx q Rosita, COL, on the nth, were
lynched-
REPRESENTATIVE RICE, Of the Foreign
Affairs Committee. will present minority
report against the new Chinese immigra-
tion bill.
IN Cincinnati Emil Trumpeter. hav-
ing been granted new trial afler second
conviction for murder. has pleaded guilty
and thrown himself on the mercy Of the
Court.
PRESIDENT BRYCE. Of the National
Telegraph Company. has transferred the
capital stock or that company to the Balti-
more and Ohio Company. David H. Bates,
Vice President. win remain in charge or
the National Company's property. and
George D. Williams will remain General
Manager.
The State Department Is invcstigat-
ing the case or colonel Emilio Nunez, q
Philadelphia tobacco importer who was
taken from an American vessel BY Span
ish man-of-war-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08
TOPICS OF THE DAY.



~ the senate on the "a the FifE John
- , ,r. ~ 80 rrpossca i.vor.s,y Nc: snsr
eys! s.Illas lor ! report d sse Dsasiiie and and
luton wss si6pscd csiiine ier informsfion a
q &C.. pad u che sfar~route cases n wae
~ ~, ~asS 49,, nus cns,Tnsn e
f~c9 ~ r..v.. NJ 6..1e ~ n.sy 1921 Ky
GaIianf Scrsicc vas opDosci ~ Scnsfor Pism N.
but finally aiorfei $4,000 The Ho1Sr aIopf-<i
= RESOLUTION ~ fksnk< Il Ire of1;ccrS Ana crew
g 'sf ,Ss seeSs sp,sF pssss foF fGcs sssss
JOINT rc<on'soS vcs sSoc,c$ sonroorissIn~
1i000 Cor ne desfifu1c trow ln{isSs- The
6Illto appropr1afc money for the tobacco ~
1he whole. Also ~ bIlI = e<fsblisS 4 dcpar,-
ported viii rcco m'nendsfioa chat ~ cnscs-
saf s'.u's y ''r''Esn Out bus no ''''on w
~ rr-o,,,,ion - sSc~.es. -1-. -..,,,.,.,o.
Tor monument ~ .,,.rs- - ~ 49, al, ~
MEMBER M ch.irmer ~ cc,,,,i,fecs rc,-
rsdc,a-ion Of the Alaska bill prorres~cd. The
rcsoluricn advocating the Hawaiian treaty
was reported adversely. Joint resolntion 10
orE General Qri's body home from Cubs was
.1op'sI ln re House number ~ bills
lhc meeting q Presidential electors was n u.
xerred- Several bills Tor public buildings were
Eepor1cd and sent % committee Of the whole.
rssr s sss ns % ss re 'o9 he
ment 70 the Grcely rclief resolution.
IN the Senate On the a5fh consideration
ofthe Sherman resolution regarding the viz
Einia and Mississippi elections wns postponed
mi Monday. Conference ccmmittec 49,
appointed On he Greedy rrlief biIl. The bi Nm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

Andrew Mango, four years DID, while
pol<ing shavinvs into The stove, q few days
ago. IN Cleveland. o.. sef drr ~ Ms clothes
enid expired after horrible xulHcrinG .of m
hour. Nv was The lastof nSe children, the
liberia. The methcr bccaine q rnving
maniac when the little one died. The father
uas absent from home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08


5amin Gaines. testified on the 18th before
che House Committee on. Accounts regard
ing The dismissal and appointment Of ON
cal stenographer<
OK the 18th Miss Emily Faithful and
Der companion, Miss Charlotte Robinson,
dined with the Mormon President Taylor.
THE veteran actor. Jas. +. Murdoch.
Was rendered reception The night Or The
z5th . the Academy o. Fine Arts IN Phil
ndelphia.
o. the night Of The 18th J. Astheim.
: wealthy New York dealer In brewer
supplies, died II Russian bath
Jos KUHN. long : wealthy private
banker q Detroit, Mich. failed on the 18th.
JoHN G. THOMSON. 81 Ohio. was re-
ported critically N = Columbus On The
OK the 27th Dr.. John B. Wood. re-
Gently editor q the 81. Louis (No.) Chroai.
cl<, was killed ~ ! fall in New York.
JAMES H ExsLIE, one 81 the most
prominent citf<ens Of Winnipeg, Nan.
committed suicide On The 9TH b. shooting.
a CARD y published BY John r.
Caine, Congressional delegate from Utah.
tenouncing Governor 3Iurray,s ssmisrepre
sensations and p<rver<ions u facte In bis
recent message % the Legislature.
On che 18th : man giving bis name
- n. ,. layton attempted suicide On 4
train near Pittsburgh, Pa. He seemed 70
- crazy and raved about double murder
near st. Louis, which led to the suspicion
shat h was The murderer Of the BoDeck.
en-.
n bis report Mr.. William Mashcr,
&c Englishman who Investigated Asneri-
can technical schools for The Royal Com
mis>ion, says our institutions for teaching
mininx~ civil and mechanical engineering
sre equal p my similar schools II H.
rope.
Ex-GovEESoR LErcHER. Of Virginia,
died - che morning a the z8th.
CAPTAN a. 8. KErEs. Tenth caval-
~, 4 - Be- ccurr.martialed FOR duplicating
'his pay accounts.
on The 18th fi,e mother of the late
Sultan Abdul Axix va buried at Constau.
tinopIs With great pomp.
JoHS MrfE, Traffic Superintendent
o. ~ Northern Pacific Railway, has -
eigned % become General Manager 81 the
Oregon Improvement Company.
Two suspended corn merchants. John
Heed and W. .. Mullins, 81 Liverpool. En-.
have been commileed for trial. charged WIN
obtaining ll6.o0o from bank under false
II = denied BY Governor Murray. u
Utehs that any charges were ever 6lsd
aEaIngt hin whils - was United states
Mafuhal n KENTUCKY. Hssays 10 reports
Age - aGoet - Mormon agsnts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
OK the 23th two ruilians robbed
Chinese laundryman Of 500 II the point Of
= revolver In Cleveland.
OK the morning Of the 9th large
number OF miners were killed by an expo
sion in the Colorado Coal and Iron Compa-
ny's mine At Crested Butte. Col.
APPALLING wan crushed in wing Of
The Hebrew Free School in New York in
which there were nifty pupils on the Gath.
= wildpanic resulted, but only half dozen
persons were injured
Ok the 2jth the twin babes Of Isaac
Martin Of Liberty Mills, Ind. were frozen
20 death In their crib.
Ox the 18th > lhulatto made MUIR
derous assault upon farmer Sprague Of
East Meadow, l. l.. and robbed his house.
The whole neIkhborhood went In pursuit
and caught the scoundrel, who was iden-
titled by Mrs. Sprarne-
OK the 9th the Montreal (Can. fluid
beef factory burned; loss, <Io0.oo1.
o. the nth Bremzer's Opera house
at Marion. O., burned - TIE ground.
On the night Of the 26th terrible
hurricane ragged IN England and France.
Great damage was done 70 property In
London and Paris and many lives were
lost.
OK the morning 81 the 26th the Min
nesota Penitent1ary e saltwater burned.
| One life was lost.
On the 10Th : number Of business
houses burned out at xenia. O. VIM. Pow
ers was killed by falling
Ox the 10Th the ship Simla was sunk
in the English Channel BY collision with
| the ship City Of Lucknow. Twenty-Five
I persons were missing.
On the 9th % explosion in mine In
Rhondda Valley, wales, killed eleven
miners. rescuing party Of three. In
4 GLIDING the manager Of The mine, were also
killed.
ALoSo list u wrecks Is reported by
the recent great storm o. the coasts Or
Great Britain and France.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II the Mississippi River At s.. Louis.
No., the situation % quite fleet Or boats
and tugs looks exceedingly critical.
The Supreme Court q Illinois has de-
cided that the city u Chicago has right
20 tax occupations. The case had been ap-
/ p<alei ~ livery keeper.
No more troops will Be sent By the
Porte % the Soudan.
Ex-NAYoR DANIEL McACLEY, Of IN
dianapclIs, Ind, has bcen arrested il, New
/ York for vislntinythc lottery Laws.
InE Capitol Commissioners IN Gcor-
gin have bsen unable % agree upon q a..
sign from those submitted. and have called
4 III an architect 70 assist them.
TIKI now famous electric girl" Of
Georgia has started for the Sor,n. where
herpecuiiar powers Will be exhibited a.
source ~ profit
san DoMI~Go wants commercial
treaty viii the United states.
N Fox the year 1888 the total iron pro-
duction q IT, country vas 5.Iis.e7. net
tons.
THE production of Besscmer steel ii
che United States fell off A, 800 tons last
DEFINITE ARRANGE ments have been
| perfected fcrthe extension OF the Texas
Trunk Line % connect with the Texas use
Louis Narrow-eapge Roads
ACCORDING % the official list u
swards n Tie London Fisher,es Exhibi.
tIon, the United States carried on more
valuable prizes than any other nation.
TWENTY participants IN the Orange
riotIn Newfoundland b avs basn inpriso1si
- await tris; for murder.