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TRANQUIL WATERS,

H.T
The lake, as tranquil and pure as Atha-
basca, was twelve miles wide aud consider.
ably longer. On the farther side was q
mountain that appeared to come down TO
the waters edge, and the ahsdow Of the
mountain rested upon the surface OF the
lake.
l thought how romantic it would be to
go sailing on that lake, upon which, as far
Us l know, no keel has oyer iloated, l
was Just wishing that l might 90 down to
the waters edge, when, as if to fulfill my
wish, the train stopped, and we were told
that something was wrong with the engine.
We lett th9 cars and Htrollcd out upon the
sandy snore.
There were some Indian huts ness BY,
and the wretched eayages came round us
to beg, by repeating Hep hoggadi"-(I
want something 10 eat We walked TO
their wigwama, and found them, warriors
and squaws, engaged in playing a game oil
CARDS, and 70 absorbed were they ttst they
paid not tho slightest attention to US. They
appeared to play with skill, although l am
not very good judge OF card playing, They
| will gamble away every article of property,
even their c!othes and provisions.
Our train stood there on the track q Ions
time that evening. We had an opportuni
ty to sit AID rstlect amoug the cage brush
Of the alkaline shore, end think Of the ia,
time when the world was moi az It 10 nov
and when deserts were not deserts,
we followed up the Humboldt river Il
it's source. Tia rising is as mysterious as ii
sinking. It comes to the surface throuQl
a large number Of openings in the ground
They are called wells, because thew ar
nothing elEe. Their depth is unknown
They have been sounded but no bottor
hiss ever been found. They are full {
, water, which flows from them as gently q
the oVeiloWlnH o. sptlng' u. ".
y ST. George, y. V.
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THE AnArEun FLOWER GARDENER
Pot hyacinths need much water.
Propagate chrysanthemums now.
Noralia p1ont, sbop1d ho ,ns;nl,l,a d,,i,,


Csmelia planta should be sprinkled daily.
Keep blooming cinerarias cool, and neal
the glass.
Mignonette will not bear transplanting
well. It should DO sown where wanted.
Sweet peas will make fiuer plants II root.
ed In cool weather; therefore SOW very
early out Of doors.
Plan to have early flower gardens. They
will be In bloom a month or two earlier by
planting the aeed in boxes In the window.
Hardly anything In the line Of flowers
and green can DO moro beautiful than a
two.yard coll Of smilax, perfect in leaf and
graced with q thousand sweet white blooms
Of this growth.
Amateurs should lose no time in putting
In cuttings, as soon as they can be taken,
Of any young plants wanted for summer
decoration, In order 10 have them strong by
setting.out time.
Some wonder why house plants thrive
better In the kitchen than in the parlor in
winter. This Ia owing to the pressure Of
moisture from the cooking, and usually
there Is more fresh air enters through out.
side doors in the former than in the latter.
The home Is never more fair than in
early spring, when the window plants have
advanced enough, by the help Of sunny
days, to flower freely, with buds and bios.
Boms brought into contrast against the
bright green Of the foliage. Geraniums
that were well headed In when ported in
the fall aud fairly cared Tor during the
winter are especially tlno at this season.
To have a fine lawn tho coming season,
provided there is good stand OF grass, ap.
ply half an inch deep OF fine, thoroughly
decompoBed manure over the surface at
any time now, allowing 1t to waoh into the
soil during tho Bpring rains; then, regu-
larly, at intervals Of a week or two through
out the season, according TO the growth,
cut the graes with o lawn mower, mud q
beautiful, vclvety sward will be the result.
In the abgenCe Of suitable stable manure
aches or some other fertilizer may be uacd.
The panicle-tlowered hydrangea is, per-
haps without exception, the most attract
i've lawn shrub that can BIO grown; and 1t is
perfectly hardy. The flowers are produced
in immense panicles, some Of them a foot
long; during August and September, a time
vixen shrubs in flower are scarce, We have
counted two hundred OF these large ,clua.
ters OF bloom on one plant ut one time. 1t
delights in q rich soil, and as to pruning,
should be well headed, in every Spring.
Those who complain oil having no "luckn
with house.plants and who look upon some
other people as having '~'certain luck" with
everything they touch, should drop such
sentimental nonsense. 10 have q thrifty,
luxurious growth in plants the year through,
is q matter depending wholly upon care
and judgment, and not on luck at all.
Neither IS much labor expense required,
ever in a large collection, to succeed with
them, but instead only daily regard for the
little thing like watering, light tempera-
turee, pruning, soil, etc.
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Home Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Tcrrtbly-..Eothing tecmed 10 help me:
could not get out Of bed. D.. emI,h cured me"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
cs!srih. Polypus Of Nose, Impaired ,yoiec.-sut.
!cfeo LOT years: patent medicine failed 10 helm mo.
Vi. Smith completely cured me-"
Of spcidcl 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Va,
Dyspepsia aud liberated s!omach.-"Trcatment
!. yeAis failed ah 70 Etye me rGl;et, D. Smith cured
cu M,S. rcH them for 1S %tSpT!es g yeass s;,l D y s! Smith
scroiula Running Sores on Hcad,-"My son wss
afflicted for fourteen Yeas. Nothing seemed 10
help him. DR.. Smith cured him."
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Ht:eet, Wheeling, ". Va.
Cancer.-!"sufered for ycsrs with Cancer, Had
It cut out three times. 1t returned after each oper.
or pain" M.s. Ii, N, ORtfjTT.
Piles. FLtula Of Anus.-Fla. on nv back Tor Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured mo
without kutle IN i've weeks;
Wholesale Grocer. Naia st., wheeling. VI. Va,
ulcerations Of Rcctum, Prolapsus and Piles
WAS given up 10 die and pronounced iucurab,c.
Or. smith cured me Withon: kniie."
WASHINGTON DELAEY.
Rey. H. o. Ladd wr!tcs:-"D,. Smiths proics-
slonal services In my family have been most salts.
factory: and commeud him 10 all as q gentleman
sud a ski.liul phyEician.'
Mira. Margaret kOlb says: ~ had been suffering
tr seven years and treated by many physicians ior
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said l had a tape worm. and
In eight hours removed a monster icy feet long"
Female Complains. Three years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages III such cascs.
Persons cured Of catarrh, diseases OF heart, liver.
stomach, Kidneys, skin, blood. nervous affections
and weaknesses OF men and youth, Bcroiula and
Piles cured without the knife. M
pnt!entsata distance may DO treated By letter
and satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for self.cS.
and advice returned free. -
Consultation at Office FREQ. Oaico hours from o
4. u. TO- =. H., daily. Call on or address
JOHN X. SMITH, II, D..
my No, 14N Chanllnn 81 Xhnelinn " Il
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Mr.. ". R. nobinnon, Davistoro, Ga, writes
under date Of January 3. 1851: " am getting
on finely, the ulcer is gradually healing.
feel that swiits Specific will cure the horri.
bic cancer which has been feeding on me fol
over 20 years."
Mi. @. G. Barron, Of Banning, Ca, writes,
dated March 8, 1884, "The sorones, has ali
gone out OF the Cancer, n my health has
greatly improved. l have taken six bottles
OF Switts specific, for a Skin Cancer, which ]
have had for yearsm
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed,
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga,
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IT makes every humanitarian glad to zee
invslids seek such relief as is given them by
tho use Of hitters, kidney medicints, and
other nos!rums. The hrat few doses may
make them feel better on account Of lis
stupefying Ingredients, combined with some
strong cathartic and diuretic that are used in
its composition, but they eventually grow
worse. The only cure for weakness, nery-
opsness, debility, aches, pains, rheuuatism,
sores, urinary and digestive troubles, is TO
make the blood rich, red and pure, by using
DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarssparills,
a remedy widely inoorsed by physicians who
have examined into it's competition and
effect, nav
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.C~ArARRu.-For fifteen years I have been
greatly annoyed with this disgusting disease,
which caused severe pain in my head, con.
tinual dropping into my throat and unpleas.
ant breath. My sunss OF smell was much
impaired. By thorough use for six montlir
OF Ely's Cream Balm / ,haysSentirely' over,
come these troubles. ]. B. CASE, 81. Denis
Hotel, Broadway and Eleventh Street, N. Y,
Not q liquid or snuff. rThsAw
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Petroleum v, Nasty.

DR.. Locke, Petroleum V. Nasty, edito,
Toledo Blade, writes: ~ had on a forefingel
Of my right hand one Of those pleasant psts
q "~rur-round." The finger became intamec
10 a degree unbearahle and swollen to nearly
twice lis natural size. A friend ave mt
Henry's Csrbolic SAlys, and in twenty min.
uses the pain had 30 much subsided as IL
give me a fair nights rest, which I had not
mad before for a week. The Inflammation
lett the tiager in a day. Iconsider it a mssI
valuable article. rrHsaw
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EVIDENCES OF A FORMER LAKE.

It 10 eupeIlluous for mo to cay that no
lake has been hero within the memory Of
man, and probably not for tnousands O:
years. But still water marks are visible,
and it is my firm belief that this whole
region, like the Sacramento, San Joaquin
and Tu!are valleys Of Caliiornia, was at
one time a vast inland sea. Tho Guns and
winds Of centuries have carried away the
waters. and now only u lew rivera and q
little lake hero and there mark the spot
whero formerly rolled tho pillows Of a
mighty sea.
With theae geological oceans dazzling
before my Imagination, no wonder that /
climbed TO the top oiIIhe car and spent the
| whole forenoon Of that warm April day in
looking out upon that mysterious country.
The hills were dull yellow, and frequently
Lodges If rock p%rotruded, horizontal and
| vertical. Far ahead, the snowy tops of
the Humboldt mountains we're visible
above the horizon, and OIL both sides OF me
the hills were broken, ana seemed 10 dwin-
die away as l drew nearer the river of
which Of which l have heard all my life,
but never yet had seen. The Carson river
is not within sight Of the railroad, or at
least / did not see it; but q ridge of nand
Just ahead was pointed out as the divide
between it and Humboldt. When that
ridge should be crossed, the river OF the
German geographer would be in view.
We passed tho ridge, and ahead still was
the lake. 1t did not seem far; but, it was
several miles. The blue waters rested
placid and beautiful. The barren hills that
stood around lent gloom and silence to the
picture, and the plains that skirted the
lake we're ~liieless expan.es Of sand that
dri!ted and driited aimlessly and forever
before the winds that came from and pass
to unknown deserts. Il vac q less cheer-
less solitude than that which reaches from
Lake Tulare westward; but, it wa the pic.
ture olGll that in dead beyond tho powers
Of resurrection. 49,
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MANY persons in Pit,ston are using Ely's
Cream Balm, a Catarrh remedy, with most
satisfactory results. A lady Is recovering the
sense OF smell Which she had not enjoyed for
fifteen years. She had given up her case as
incurable. Mr.. Barber has used it in his
family and commends 1t very highly, a
Tunkhannock lawyer, known to many OF our
readers, ~testifies that he was cured OF Partial
deatnesa.-PiHston (Pa) Gazette. Not a liquid
or 5nuh. oO cents.) TrhsAw
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NOT ENTIRELY A DESERT.

The country was not 80 absolutely a DO.
sert as are some paris Of Mexico, Arizona
and Lower California, but 1t was far from
being a lair region to look upon. Bare
mountains OF rocks and sand, and narrow
valleys OF sand, rocks md sagebrush,
formed the panorama OF earth, whils the
dull, blue sky above completed what was
visible. AL the time we could notice that
We were going down grade, although We
were still much higher than the summit OF
the Alleshanies.
This WAS the region Of the IIumboldtsud
Carson rivers. TheGe streams have their
riss among the snowy mountains, and flow
down to the bottom OF the basin, and
there sink in the sand. 1t is not certain
whit becomes Of the water. It goes into
the ground. That much is certain. But
some think that those rivers pouring water
into that place, az they surely have done
for thousands Of years, would fill the ground
throughout that whole region to oveiiloy-
ing, unless some mesnB OF carrying oil the
supply were at hand. The plains Of Tu.
lare, Kern and the San joaquin Valley, in
California, are known 10 be underswept by
Il strong stratum Of artesian water. Whether
or not this water comes from the Carson,
Humboldt, Owens, Mons and Mojaye
rivers is question that engineers are Try.
ing TO answer. It must come from some
place. The wGlels Of these rivers muct 20
somewhere. Then why not pass of in a
suDterranean passage under California,
and find an outlet beneath the waves OF
the Pacific ocean? This is nearly oil theory.
parhans n faw mora years of eyn1orot;cp
will prove it or explode it. Most likely
the latter.
As one drawsneGr the sinks the country
aseumes the appearance Of having recently
been oyeiflowed. Some Of the level fields
Of sand seem TO have emerged from the
water only y day or two before. But along
up the sides Of neishboriDg mountains
TWO. three, four and five hundred feet ure
marks that seem to show Just to what
height the waves OF the lake reached.
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TuAr HACKING Covdn can be 60 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
WILL You suHrER with Dyspepsia and Liver
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For sale by McLans Bros. and AT. Young.
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Fair ONcr,

TIE Voltaic Belt Co., OF Marshall, Mich,
offer to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltsit
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, fol
thirty days. to men, old and young, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, unl many
other d!sessea. UI'
Sac advertisement In this paper. r7hsav
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II your lungs arc weak, il a cold caussa
you quick distress, you will breathe easier,
you will cough less, you will strengthen the
pulmonary organs. you will feel better every
way il you will occasionally use Dr.. Wistar's
Baissm Of Wild Cherry, AK your druggist
for ii, INV
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Or the many remedies before the publicior
Nervous Debility and weakness Of Nerve
GeneIatiye System, there is none equal 10 Al.
lens Brain Food, which promptly and psr.
manently restores all lost vigor; it never
fails. 81 pkg. G Tor Sat- druggists, or by
mail from J. H. Allen, sl5 First Ave, New
IOlk CITY. -. Il ~ rTuI&X
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TnR Peoples Remedy for Biliousness, Con.
stipstion, Piles. Sick Headache, Jaundice,
&c, Is ALIENS Bilious Physlc, a purely veg
etable liquid remedy large bottle. Is osnts,
At all druggists, Tyn4Av
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The hast Ss!veia the world for Oats, Bruises,
soreg. Uscers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, let.
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t ia guaranteed
togiys perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
ed. Price Is cents par box. For sale by Lo.
gsn & Co,
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For lame Back. Bids or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is csnts.
sHILoH's CoUoH and Consumption Cure Is
sold by ua on guarantee. 1t cures consump.
ton.
snILoH'a VIrALlzER is what you need for
Constipation, Loss ot Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoma OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle.
CRouP, WpoorIHo Cough and Dronchitis
Immediately relieved by SlliIoh's Cure.
For Sale by McLane Bros. and A. Young.
f'-I +. ~ - raF5nr Vow
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QUANTITY in medicine is no indication o.
value. Ayers ~ssrsspsrilla is concentrated
and powerful; requires a smaller dose, and
is more effective, dose for dose, than any
other S%Rrssparilla. 1t is the best of all blood
medicines, nav
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TIE HUMBOLDT COUNTRY.
The Wonders Of Laud-Its Singular
.| .s Formations. .H.U-"IH

The Wonders Ofrhnt Land-Its singular
Formations.
To The Editor afht L~ntilioaaer.
siE-As n passes over the summit Of
the Sierra Nevada Mountains, going from
the Pacific Coast eastward, as he draws
near the Great Basin Of Nevada, he cannot
but feel that he Is going down into a
wild, strange domain, although railroads
now croes it in more directions than one.
Still, it Ia waste and wild, and 1t ever will
be. 1t 10 the region OF the humboldt and
C~araonriyers.
1t was a clear moonlight night when we
reached tho summit Of the mountains. Tho
snow was drited along the track until the
top OF the cars was scarcely level with the
top ofthe snow; and the light from the lull
moon falling upon 1t, rendered tho whole
wild landscape u zen OF silver filled with
black islands.
had just left tho warm, flowery plains
OF Sacramento, and tho change which II
few hours had brought about wGs enough
to keep one alive and awake with excite.
ment and wonder. So, l stood on tho car
platform, In spite of-the~ k~eenness OF the
mountain air, and the warning Of tho train
conductor. 1t was down grade, and the
cars ran with reckless speed round cvrvcs
and over trestliug and through tho %ineyita.
bic snow Sheds.
We we're going down into the Great
Basin; but, the way waa long, and when l
had become thoroughly chilled, l with.
drew inside the car and settled myself the
best I could for the remainder OF tho night.
When morning broke, there was no
about US but to north, south and west, the
mountains were dazzling white. But, in
front Of us, to the East, the mountains
melted away, and We went down, down,
down, not d steep grade, it is true, but still
1t was not level.
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a MISSIONARY has just completed the
translation Of the Book Of Mormon into
Spanish, and is on o proselyting tour with
it in Mexico.
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IL California last year $4,000 pounds o
salt were extracted from sea water.
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Do you remember. when q lass.
You kissed your Image 10 the glass p
The faif young face you miled upon,
Ihat lolA,d beyond the conquesS w0n:-
The naughty lip. the laughing eje,
That only saw Mes fairest sky?
You look upon tho glass to-day
When years and Joys have psIs'd away,
And HES Aweet kUliks have all tceu tunR,
Which shOws Il face no longer young,-
Yet seem 10 see within the glass
Tho Image OF tho laughing las.
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OVER $780, 900 is paid annually in sala-
riea 10 base ball players,
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MEDICAL,
Tsnasigo, Canada Wat, 0nk,(

M1ssR,. FLEMING Bios,
s.rs.-four pills came al right, and I can say
many pills, but | can say Dr.. C. MeL.ane's Pills.
manufactured by Fleming brothers, arc Cenuine'
And, gentlemen. you have my thanks In sending.
! gave some 81 those pills TO my neighbors fora
said they did help him. lie felt the next day axe
anew man. lie wishes inc to send for ffty cent,'
worth for him. SO, Gentlemen, | will do all can
70 introduce Pr. G. MeLane's Liver Pills, manu-.
enclosed one dollar, for more of your good pills.
! wish you could send INC u sample OF your Yer.
tnifuge by mall. ] think It will take well here,
Yours, with respect,
Please send soon.
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An trains daily except Sunday.
Palace Drawing ltoom Sleeping Cnil
through without change from Steubenville East to
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis aud
Fox through tickets, baggase chccks, pleep!ng car
aeoommodationh and any further Information, ap-
ply 70 inc. q. TOML1EsON, Ticket Agent al Pan.
handle Station, loot Of Eleventh street, or q. City
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure EouRc, Wheeling.
. JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
l.. A. FORD,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent, ptSb uph. pa,
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QntdliQetutr
TnE IMAGE in Tus GLASS,

nUs. rs ma "a Fourteenth street,
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Great Run on a Wel-KnOWn
Institution.

The famous Patent Medicine
Warehouse of Charles n. Crittenton,
New York, has recently heec sub
jected to an extraordinary pressure
the pressure of crowds of sufferers
from Coughs and Colds in search of
"Hale's Honey of Korehouud and
Tar" of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity cf the
article is boundless, and will last,
for it is built on the solid fornda,
ton of innumerable cures. Critten-
toms establishment might properly
be called Saving Bank from the
number is has been instrumental
in saving from Consumption.
Trcchial affections CT every type
vanish under its balmy and bsI.
samic influence with ASTONISHING
Sold by all druggists.
Ask for large size, price 81, they sre
much the cheapest. Pixies loot b
ache drnns cure one minute
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(signed) GEO. EDMUNDs,
Chairman of fhe Gommitta
Pacific Points

San Francisco. Isl Campbell
aru j. G. Martin, elect, ii PresiGen-
tial electors e. tne Dam &C I'll Stat -.
cOaveE ci0n, LACEY ce;d 80 stockton,
have resigned. They refuse to en-
dorse the platform adopted.
The prohibition home protection
party, of California, In State con-
vention, elected eighteen delegat es
to the National convention to be
held at Pittsburg on July 23d. 1t
is stated that they will put D. r.
81. McDonaid, OF this city, in nomi-
nation for President.
The directors of the north end
Comstock mines have decided to put
the Mexican down to a $500 foot
level, and stop work fer time on
the others. j. W. Mackay says it
is not shut down, simply q CON-
centration OF work on one point.
Although stocks are weaker in COLI
sequence the majority of stock
holders apparently approve the de-
cision.
Private advices announce the
arrival of the schooner Ounalaeka
with Lieutenant George nj. Stoney,
at Ounalaska. Stoney was sent
north by the government to explore
the great unknown river discovered
by him last year.
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Iron Heel of Capital.

New York, Is. The Master
Plumbers association to day rex
jected the demand Of journey
plumbers that John FOrBev should
reiuState John Leaddy as Journey.
man, whom he had discharged. The
following resolution was passed I:
Resol0ed, That on Monday, June
23d, each master plumter will dis
charge every journeymsn and ap.
prentice in his employ who is a
member of the Journeymen Plumb
er's association, and that he will not
employ any man or boy who is a
member Of such organizations.