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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
IN CONGRESS-.
cpxs .u.

ekNATE.
BToS, May 20.-The chair
lle senate the resolution
ftsy relating to the New
alon Rouge & Vicksburg
rnny. Referred to the
oapnblic lands.
cultural appropriation bill
pand proceeded with by
Vne amendment had
to the bill by the
alllee on appropriations,
lor continuing the loca-
lhgo artesian wells on
Mh q view to retaining
|tAnds.
vision Mr.. Beck objected.
moved that the appropria-
~ 70 TWO weeks. Agreed
nays %.
laalllon made to the bill by
alllee was $1,000 for the
lent Of silk culture.
~ moved to amend by
ssnount $4,000.
uument was defeated by %
ys' and the amount al
and at SIS, 600.
Of the debate the bill
y. O9' division, and the sem
HOUSE.
aIos, May 2o.-Mr. Rose
resolution directing the
~ umlllee to inquire into the
\. %hcernlng the survey of
belonging to the San
sway. Referred.
from the committee ON
~ ~ asked leave to report
~ 20 making an additional
y Of 100000 for relief OF
! me overflow of the Mis-.
In. aud Its tributaries.
,1Stily objected to consid.
Y. resolution.
4 Of New York regretted
compelled to rise to q
AusIlon, and said he only
a,.er consultation
!, colleagues on the
ways and means.
appeared !, in the newspa,
q @the chairman of the
M rays nays and means, signed
bH,,,,iv'er, Jr., in relation
ofmad introduced by him,
Fivsn ra oy Morrison that th.
Ia ~ 70 the press before il
Il" him Yesterday, and
d on ,papers, with a Letter
RbeI n,er and signed by hin
NJ isaa',.erletter Was a fabrica
/ un, iip,I ally ignorant of th,
he eff fn,, inns morning, wher
titshvOsu.nl d the following let
i. vos I1sr gu!se of a letter ,ron, %,
IN ave-, Jr, / VIII n, ,I1u, yo,
.turiesnyr,snow and by the Asso
lisc,Is,ddeon divers letter !.
You can ,ru a omplete take
4hg the au,b use your pleasur,
j. w. BREEs.
fitt al, Editor Globe.
4 bl said It was almost in
Sith Ian,.,t that any man a,
could 1h,ation as Mr.. Olive
| Il AN nave written the lei
q drs rtp AIRED he had done
Rblll statement was tina
kat x Increased tho duty OF
not true; it re
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
special TO the Gazette.

SptclhI 10 tNb uHHttH'
CORPUS CHRISTI, May 2'.-Ihe wool market
has not been very active for the past two
days, only two hundred and fourteen bags
being received in that time, and one hun
dred and seyeniy.one bags sold AT twelve
to fifteen cents az
Hon. w. II. Grain, who addressed our Gu.
zens to- ight, received messages from DeWitt
county stating that the count had Instructed
for him without q dissenting voice; III hlho
Instructed for ireland and Giubs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21

Chief Justice Waite, nomipally from nad
Ohio, is still Conneclicu. 'n ,hat I has
still owns the old homestead ,inns pa :
been in Ills family for generations ~ ~
lyme ISy on the Connecticut river ~ ,v.l IN
about two weeks he will leave ma ihe
inrton to live at Lyme through 'ne
summer.
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CUERo.
sneolal 10 the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
curRo. May 2o.---The county convention
mai to-day and elected as delegates TO the
Fort uorth convention; =. $. stoekoale apo
i. j. Lynca q Tie H9 @sseI Sn eleferance
~ ~. ssent' but instructed for lfsland aud
nwr,ts and Tor s,rsiD for congress. and FOR tue
anraesilon ofthe fwo-ihifds rule
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
Hunting His wife.

DETROIT, May 2o.-Henry Dillon OF
Akron. o., is in the city looking for
his wife, who some time since took her
children aud skipped out. Since that
event Dillon has come into possession
OF large fortune by the death OF his
brother In California. He wants 10 re-
cover his children.
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ARnEsrED FOR THEFT.

TROY, N. Y, May 20.-Agent Nc.
Laughlin has been arrested for steal
ing $40, 900 worth of Western railway
tickets from the Halfrott Eagle bridge
depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
TYLER.
snecial 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 The NihXetIt.
TYLER, May 2c.-The present indications
are that this county will support Col. John
son OF shelby for lieptenantgovernor and
Ireland Tor governor.
The case 81 Lane & John son vs. eS aarshal
w. j. Phillips was decided IN the iattcr
favor in the United states court to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
THE HIGH COURTS.
Synopsis of Decisions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, May 2O.-The supreme
court atiirmed-H. Il Il. G. Ry. VS..
Reason, from Grayson; Todd ct al. VS..
Masterson ct al, from BnInet. Central
Texas e Northwest Railroad vs.. the
State, from Ellis; Eilinger vs..
Gates, from Burnet; Nix Il Story
vs.. Cardwell ct al, from Caldwell;
Montgomery VS.. Etheridge ct al., from
Williamson.
Reversed aud remanded--M Meyers ct
al. Va. Heath, from Tarrant; Meyers n
Eakle vs. Heath, from Tarrant; Loeb
VS.. Land H.. Blum, from Limestone.
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klCAS wHEELMEN.
BICYCLE PARADE.

b BICYCLE PARADE.
|ns, May 20,-The annual
be League of American
bk place to-day, aud was
thousands of citizens and
x. AS the parade passed
White House grounds the
Eared on the portico and
/ touching his hat to
ldubs as they passed.
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KEssADaLE.
special TO the Gazette.

KrxsApALE, May 2,.--Mr. James Mesi, a
did rusty pistol few days ago. when ny 20.
cideut ii was discharged, the ball passing
through his hand. makinga very painini Dut
not dangerous wound. ~.
Crops are very BADLY damaged from the
heavy rains that have been falling here OF
late.
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RAINS COUNTY.
A Visit TO EmorJ--Its People and Busi-
ness-Personal Topics.

special Correspondents OF the Gazette.
EMORY, May l7.-Your correspon-
dent visited the lively town Of Emory,
the county seat Of Rains county. This
county is yet young and abont the
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|sHISGToN.
n, Republican soap
tws.. at chicago
IL Court Bill-A More
|p.fhl Outlook
\ 4. House -otlier Notes
|, National Capital
Lru.l COURT BILL

pERAh
6ssils' .,,,,ooK.
Nav %. The vote
4 |v .oort bill shows tina. IL
E.Dcs to pass the senate.
nV nat when the vote
es s.S a,s' As to what com
sH Re referred to only
,hsrs out of seyenty -s,,.
|aSsi body, or barely
'n"' n quorum
~ large majority
n, NJ Is true, supported
ssd / but a survey Of 40,
. ,aS' many of them VIII ,nI
N ,Iv vhen 1t comes up Tor
nj, Reddington, who
/ Gainesville bill, believes
N comes from the house ,lss
md advises the with =.
, -" opposition, as II
|. n aiding Vest and
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GAINESVILLE.


GAINESVILLE. May sD.-About 1880 A. 4.
Hopeycutt was found IN his room at the
Avenue house in n semi.cJnscious state. His
wife and physicians We're summoned, and
found him fast succumbing 10 the influence
of some drug suppo ed 10 he morphine.
Proper restorstives were administered and he
soon showed signs OF revivipg under their In.
fuence. He left note TO his wifs stating
that business complications were the cause of
tue rash act, and he was determined 10 end
his life. AT This hour he Is pronounced out
of danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
!, At CHICAGO.

fsAr Chicago.
Hsisiis' nr,,
slrION.
Iw, May ao'-Spe 9 az,
|. ,sdble position of the
"A chicago is rife in
- Although the ma
L. for Blaine, 1t is
4 lsssr was the strongest
,jtause proper promises
IA patronage were not
resson, the admins
I'M, are Boosting that
( r,t control Texas, by
'rci prominent of the
|btu they arrive in Chi
sntbern delegations are
M same fix, and when
\ submit to the Arthur
y vote loyalty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
The Petersburg Bank,

pgrrnspuRG, May so.-The d ,s &C.
tors Of the planters bank decided their
property 10 McIlyaine q ,n n,a.
liabilities 100000; assets unhno"n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21
|,frLL's CASE.

,i,ite.
bans SUBMITTED.
Eoy, May 2O.--The report
\. admitted to the house
|dered printed; also a re-
|ug from the evidence that
Future of New Mexico was
Etslsring the acts passed
|Tne house will take no ac-
! Iormer report, but will
\ to the president. AK
|nts say no doubt exists a.
bl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21

smallest county in the state. The
town has about 400 inhabitants. The
amount OF taxable property In the
county Is ST28 900, the greater portion
of which IL real estate. The number
of live stock In the county Is AZ follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21

Every smoker ::should try Little
Joker"
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KAUFMAN COUNTY.
The Forney Precinct Convention and
Its Results.

FoRxeY. May Ie.-Pursuant TO q
call Of the county executive commit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-21

> bin na'a !. t was almost in
'ith that any man as
could 1hIa.ion as Mr.. Oliver
u spa. nave written the let
|. asrtr AIRED he had done.
stlll ia statement was that
at wa ac'eased the duty on
not true; 1t re-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-03
The E9rS.

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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-03

No. lO99-I. d. RosESTHAL & Co. VS.. A. j..
COBBEIDICk.
The state. Of Texas, to the Sheriff or any Con-
stable OF Bexar county Greeting;
Whereas, oath has been made before me by
John X. Shook, ESQ.,, one Of the attorneys tor
plaintiffs, |. u Rosenthal Il Co., that the resi-
dence OF the defendant, A. j. Cobbeldick Is to
him unknown, so that ordinary process OF law
cannot be served ON said defendant, you are
therefore commanded that by making pubii-
cation of this citation In some newspaper pub
lished In the county of Bexar, for four con-
secutive weeks, previous to the retui n day
hereof, YOU summon the said A. j. Cobbeldick
TO be and appear before me, at my Office, in the
city of San Antonio. Bexar county, Texas, on
July, A. d., 1854, at 10 o'clock a.. M, then and
thai Il Co, composed OF |, II. Rosenthal, NJ. ID.
Rosenthal. Sig Rosenthal and s. II. Lipsis, In an
action of debt for forty-six dollars and TWEEN
~ cents SAG 30) due on a sworn account on file
In my Office for millinery goods sold and deliv-
cred by plaintiffs to defendant during the
month OF February, A. ID. 1881.
Herein fail not, but due service and return
make of this writ as the law directs.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of May,
A. D., 1884 ANTON ADAM
Justice. of the Peace, Precinct No. /, Bexar
County, Texas.
Came 10 hand May 81. 1884, and executed
May 81, 1884, by causing this citation to be pub
lished In the SAN ANTONIO LI0nT a newspa-
per published in the city of San Antonio.
Bexar county, Texas, for four successive
weeks from date hereof FRED BADER,
Constable.
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AN ORDINANCE

Requiring Connection 10 be Made by Property
Owners With the Gas and Water Mains Of the
City Before Streets are Paved.
B. IL ordained by the City Council of the City
of San Antonio:
SECTION l. Whenever the City Council shall
determine that any street or alley of the City
of San Antonio shall be paved with wooden
blocks and concrete foundation, the Mayor
shall cause a notice to be served, on each and
every one OF the owners, occupants or agents
OF property along the line OF such streets
and also serve y like notice upon the proper
authorities of the gas and water companies,
requiring him, her or them, within ten days
from the date of such notice, to make conDec-
ton with the water and gas mains that may be
laid In said streets, except where such connec-
tiOns have already been made.
SEC. 2. | along the line of such street there
is any vacant or unoccupied lot, lots or prem
lses, and the owner or agents thereof, cannot
cause to be posted such notice as aforesaid Ia
some conspicuous place upon said lot, lots, or
premises.
SEC. 3. Any person having received such
notice MS aforesaid, who shall excavatc, or
cause to be excavatcd any portion. of a public
street or alley, which has been paved with
wooden blOCka, with concrete foundation,
shall upon conviction before the Recorder he
fined in any sum not less than twentv-five and
sum for each day such cor nection, If made,
with such water and ras mains shall remain.
Passed and approved June q, 1891.
Attest. j. H. FRENCH,
II. l.. CLAuDON, Mayor.
City Clerk. G2i-l0d
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Notice 10 Property Owners.
CRY coLLEcToR'a CrrIcE,
San Antonio. July ', 1881.


I" Comfy SiHse Of II peaar. whereas. Certain par
tics whose uamcs appear below, have failed to
pay the amount assessed against them for side
walk improvements, made by the city OF san
Antonio. in front OF Their property, after hav-
ing received due notice TO construct the same.
but failed to comply with sst notice, aud also
failed To pay the amount duo the city for con-
struciin1 said sidewalks, although often de
manded, by uiving 10 days notice In the Official
journal OF said c ty 70 do 50. ~ required by
Section OF nm ordinance, concerning con
struCtiun Of " ewalkF.
Therefore. In my capacity. re- Tax Collector
OF said city, and In compliance with section ~
OF said city ordinance. have levi d upon. aud
will, during legal hours on the hrst Tuesday uf
the month of August next, to-wii, On the hfth
day OF said month, and on each succeeding
day thereafter until the sale Is completed, scii
NJ public cutlery TO the highest bidder, for
cash. the below described parcels of land and
town lots, lying and being In said city Of san
Antonio, OF such portion thereof as viii satisfy
the amount due aud unpaid by each respective
rcrson herein named with acoruing cost. be-
fore the door OF the county court house, In the
CITY Of san Antonio, county OF liexar.
Amount aud cost may be paid at any timc
before the day of sale 70 ~ HA Tll,sG,..
Name Of owners, description OF property.
amount ddc and cost;
Finohham, A. y. lots and O, block ., fronting
on the east side OF San Pedro avenue, SGi ~.
Rachel y lots and D. block l, fronting on
the east side OF San Pedro avenue, $40 ~.
snmuel., W. @ NJ. lot land the south talf
OF lot =, block ., fronting on the west side OF
San Pedro avenue, $40 10
Smith, Dan p, lotsn and Z, block o, fronting
on the west side of San Pedro avenue. $40 ".
Callaghan, NJ. Mrs, | lot fronting % varas
east side South Flor street, bounded east by
Dryer avenue, s452 %.
Calaehar, Bry an. lot southeast corner Of
Flores, Dol NJ. dc Mrs. lot 10 and east half OF
lot 10, block !, Victoria street, $50 80.
dickson, George. i9t !, block ~, northwest
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Something Wronq .

He was from the back counties, said
he was in need of little ready money,
and had decided to sell few shares of
o. & T. stock for spot cash. He had
such an innocent, confiding look and
bearing that the broker really felt sorry
to be obliged to ask:
"What do you expect for your stock ?r
"Well-ah-well / bought it ut SO for
a speculation, you know. I've held 1t
for some time, and | was thinking that
about l05 would give me fair return. ~
at is quoted about s to-day" OBJ;
served the broker.
Eight cents on the 81 ?"
"Exaotly."
The innocent man slowly gathered up
broker, and walked softly out, looking
for place to put chattel mortgage ON
his cows.
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The Cadet and His Washes,

Clara Belle, writing from West Point
among other things says: "The very air
was galvanic with the spirit Of flirta-
ton. 1t was contagious. The female
cousins fell 1t. But the officers were
ignored. Cadets were the fashion, and
the superiluous girls and widows simply
went into spirited rivalry, each to
possess herself of cadet. must say
never saw anything half so bold as the
way this rivalry was carried on. The
first thing did was to study the girls,
because j saw in one hour. that there
was nothing remarkable in the mere ap-
pearance OF the boys. They are be-
tween eighteen and twenty-five years
old, well formed, but with coats too
short behind for real propriety, with
trousers that did not fit them, and with
absurd soldier caps on their heads. They
are treated like children, have no pock-
cts in their clothes, are not allowed to
have cent Of money, are ordered
around like negroes ali the while, and
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City Property For Sale

l. Three and one half acres on NacoRdoches
street, running TO San Pedro creek, with Inn
.. Lots and 4, block 5, San Pedro avenue.
2. Lot 0, block7, San Pedro avenue.
a. Two lots on Garden street, running
8. Lot on South Presa street running to Gar
den street, with improvements.
0. Lots No..H and 10, block As, corner Live
Oak and Dawson streets, with improvements.
Z. Two lots with improvements, on Sixth
street between Avenues ID and Il.
streets, Immediately east turn OF street
mediately below Mission Conception, 900 yards
river front.
10. Lots with improvements on CARA street,
near San Pedro springs. House two story;
II. Twenty-four acres, lot go, west of San
Pedro creek, at crossing Of International and
IT, House and lot corner North Concho and
Hidalgo streets, on FRANKLIN square.
H. Entire block No. 81, and 8 lots in block
a. Four lotsin block No. s5, above Upper
is. Ten lots in block No. 8, above Upper
10. Fifteen lots on Grand avenue. near Lone
and a Hsfo lots hvi Post home
tead, corner Commerce, husk and North
is. Is5 lots in lot No. ~, near Prospect hill
street riilway, at prices ranging from 500 TO
yls5 lot, on easy terms, lying west OF lnterna-
ti2nal depot, and east OF Aisza1 creek
TO upper Labor ditch.
70. Three lots on Elmira street. corner Tren-
ii. Seven lots on jackson street.
~. Sixty-five and one half acres under fence,
with improvements. known as race and fair
20. Seventy-fve lots on east side OF Austin
street above Sunset round house.
"a. Twenty i've lots on Burleson, Lamar.
rs. Twenty zone acres on South Flores street,
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every time you attempt to have few
minutes conversation with them n
drum beats or bugle blows, and
of they all scamper like a
startled covey of ducks. We had flirta-
tion for breakfast, dinner and supper; we
encountered IL in the parlors, yerandas,
yards, lawns, woods, chapel roads, be-
hind buildings. between cannons, and, In
fact, tripped and stumbled over Il every
where. When a company went into
diminishing movement they fired into
couples hand in hand behind trees, they
ran over other couples; when the fire.
works were let of ut night their blaze
revealed the most amazing sights In the
woodland paths. II you went to look
at curiosity you were sure to
come plump upon a couple em-
bracing or dreaming In each 9TH
er's eyes. A clumsy or modest cadet
who wouldn't kiss or hug girl, even
after she plainly asked him to, was
tabooed, and the bold boys had rush
OF business that made them exceedingly
rude, which was considered very de-
sirable development Of character, and
made them all the more popular. The
girls were mainly country girls, and |
have always said that a city girl Ia u
prude beside village lass"
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Notice to Contractors !
MAYORS OFFICE.
SAN ANTONIO, June II. 1884,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
i adopted by the City Council, June q, 1884,
sealed proposals for the construction Of a
sewer from intersection of Houston and Sole
dad streets to San Antonio river will be re-
ccived at this office until IL o'clock, noon,
THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1881.
Plans and specifications can be seen at Office
of City Engineer. Each bidder Is required to
deposit the sum OF fifty dollars In the hands of
the City Clerk with his proposal, 10 be held ms
forfeit In case party to whom the contract is
awarded does not begin work within thirty
days from the letting of the work.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. j. II. FRENCH,
by Il. Il. CLAuDoN, Mayor.
City Clerk. 6-10-td
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LIFE IN AUSTRALIA.
sydney and Melbourne Compared with Ameriesr

Cities.
ssThere Is great difference between
Melbourne and sydney" said young
gentleman from Australia TO a San Fran
cisco Chronicle reporter. "Sydney is
quiet place, a rather goody- goody sort Of
a town. you know, while Melbourne, on
the contrary, is fast-nearly as fast as
San Francisco, though must say that
have seen more in this city than in any
part of the world"
ado our people remind you OF those
you have left at homer"
ayes, they do. You resemble the
Melbourne people. There the girls on
the street dress to kill. You see quite as
much silk and satin on the streets there
ms you do here, while in Sydney the
women go abroad In sober garments"
ala Melbourne are they fond Of pleas
ureY"
"Certainly they are-very fond Of IL.
But, you see, your tastes are different
from ours. We are fonder of outdoor
amusements. Why, the races will bring
out the whole town, and a foot ball or
cricket match will attract n crowd of
20,00Opeople. Everybody enjoys an out
ing In the country, and for six months in
the year there Ia nothing thought OF but
picnics."
allow do your people patronize the
theatre p'
"In Sydney good piece will have
run, while variety show will not get
an audience, though In Melbourne
variety performance secures fair patron
age. An old theatrical manager told
me the other day That he considered
Melbourne, San Francisco, and New Or
Leans the three most critical cities in
the world; that poor performance had
n better chance of being patronized In
Paris or London than In either of these
cities"
"Is there as much hotel life In the
Australian colonies ms there Is In
America ?'
mot at all. In Brighton, near Bel
bourne, for instance, people hire house
for the season. They do not seem to
take to the hotels as you do here. Per-
haps for the reason," said the speaker,
candidly, "that they are not so good as
they are here"
ave are more luxurious then ?''
"You are. Take the matter OF saloons.
Perhaps there are about two saloons In
hread md cbeese living IN tho counter.
and then, when ! come to think OF 1t,
than they are in San Francisco. Colo
nial beer ia n great beverage ont there
~ have heard n good deal of yonr
horses and riders. Are they really so
I'll denends n good deal. Ifyou want
70 see n really good rider inst fake nm n
mounted policeman. DO Won know what
the administrations are for admission TO
its rnnksY Well. sir. thew have an old
horse. well M In every knack that is
bound TO throw man. They mt Won
in n small enclosed snaoe. the walls have
an apology for padding. while the
ground ia Somewhat hard. They LET Won
mount. and then the horse ia goaded TO
desperation nv being whipned nv men
stationed within the inolosilre..
"Does n fall debar Won Mt once from
the seryice?n
"Oh no. They are good enough To
give YOU enough chances TO Xiii YOUR