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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-06
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A MEDICAL writer says that girls are
30 constructed that they cannot jump.
Just make one Of them an offer Of mar.
siage and zee.
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NEXT to love, sympathy Is the divine
passion Of the heart
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THERE is more philosophy IN wom-
ans little finger than in mans old
bat.
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ON NTHIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

THE VoLArA1c BELT Co., Marshall, Mich
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
voLTA1c BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men lyoung or
oldl who are afflicted with nervous debil-
ty, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address ~ above
N. B.-No risk is incurred, a. thirty days
trial 10 allowed.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
THE TEST

brands advertised absolutely aure
CONTAIN AMMONIA
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are can top down on hot stove until heated then
qu1eu TO detect the presence OF ammonia ~ ~
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pre.iden, !. arthur III In Now York.

Cticd IN. ~ Hsra'd. 5F WA Il 81
The Rochester Democrat Gays oil the
Utica Herald's rearonB for not making ag-
gressive opposition to President Arthur's
nomination "The Herald seems 10 us to
treat the issue with eminent fairness.
Long ago, this journal adopted the same
course, and there has not been an unkind
alluaion, far as We remember, In these col.
umns from the moment that q stricken ma.
ton turned from the bier OF the president
OF It's choice 10 acquiesce in tho succession.
Nothing would DO gained by q bitter war.
iare upon tho president, and, 1t ie sincerely
to DO hoped, that tho same good will that
has attended the administration from the
beginning will continue until its end; but
In tbe matter Of the nomination. and the
Dangers It embraces, there IL a crest deal
OF earnest thinking going on among the
people; and II will 70 on without any prod.
ding from the newspapers, even II they
were .lispoaed 10 indulge in It. The espe.
ciat friends OF the president can easily
learn the DRIFT Of public sentiment, and
they are more than likely 10 act upon as
we'll as 10 appreciate It." N, lJDi
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BuIWar lytton's Bridge.
Whero 1t Touches the Shores aud The
Great Columns In Milstrcam. I,

what beautiful bridge betwo N old MO and
chi"hood is religion. How ntu!.Ively tho child
begins With prayer and worship on entering life
and bow in,ultIye;y, on quitting lite, tho old man
turos back to pay or and worship, putting himself
again Tide By tide with the infant" reua,ks Sir E.
Bulwes Lyttoa, IN hts Strange Story" e
Yes but between It's distant abutmcats tho
bridge OF lifc has many high and awful arches.
through which the Wild wsters dash and roar In
wrath and desolaion. Prayo. and worship alone
do not .ustatn thes. Eaime's solid rocks mus, lle
unshsken beneath, and human ar. and 81 III n,,,s,
rear and solidify tho structure oyeIhead' Gna's
Will Is Dist excmplitled In tho laws lie has made
for tho cie*tutcs whom Ho has placed under Their
control. Neither the chids ,rustiui "Our Fsth"r"
nor the old mans FORGET mo no. In Ina m,dS, ~
mine !nGrmies" will Alter This BY the ws,sbs "
single grain D. 5' 90 w '.
Science and art frst-thcn faith and prave,-,s
tho order oil Heaven ITSELF. Divinity heals III rou-h
us agents. and those agents arc the discoveries ~
man mol me vague announcements OF propheis
Or sces. u ltte burden to youT Does time drsrs
~ ous power 70 cope with Mes problem and d.
s1nsE,;h T. ana ,s.nsed. perhaps; @. toms important
taken tho form Of dyspeptia, rhcnmstistp. romt
mslt.ls, pains In the stomach chronic head ch"'
or any Of dozen other Ills, Pnrkcr's Tonic
VIII invsofale you, rs fresh air invlgorates thbSe
Who hsyn been shut up In damp. fctld cells II il
powerful. pure, delicious, scientific, sae-th, ter.
ssone OF The central arch Of the bridge Of lie ~.
nlG sdLow I,l! N - -
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

There are nearly 10000 directors OF COM
panies in great Britain.
Cbicago's new public buildings are 10 be
twelve stories in height.
Schenectady, one OF the oldest OF Ameri-
can cities, has no savers. g,s..
Montreal claims to have made about one
million dollars by her ice carnival. @
One OF Boston's dog catchers hes captured
and killed LOSE CANNES during the past
five years. s>.@
In 1852 the emigrants from England to
the Australasian Colonies were $1,000; in
1883, 1000. ,'G5
Daring the present century 10000 900
copies Of the Bible have been printed in
22G different languages.
The Sultan OF Turkey is pigeon ancier.
Two hundred and fifty fancy birds were
shipped him from New York the other
day. $50
It is affirmed in Egypt that Ell NIahdi
possesses eighteen wives, and that his yakeel
possesses twenty-four. The lloslems in
khartoum "are Mortified at the Mahdi's
exceeding the number permitted in the
Koran" 5s l a4,...8 3. GIL.
( The oldest Freemason in England, James
Newton, died in Yorkshire suddenly, a few
weeks ago, in bis S0th year. He had been
"tyier" Of the lodge in the town where be
lived Tor tifty.seveu years. One OF bis as.
sociates, years ago, YVES the renowned CEN
tenarlan, Matthew Greathead.
Foreigners are beginning to appreciate
Americas Importance. The Paris Figaro
remarks: "a hundred years ago America
was almost nothing, fifty years ago it began.
to be something, now It amounts 10 great
deal, and there is every reason to fear thar
in fifty years it will be almost everything.
The houses Of Astor and Belmont do not
speak as thoy pass by. The deadly quarrel
between them arose from the christening
Of an Astor baby. The godmo,hers did
not please the house Of Belmont, because
the iaiher and mother Of the child had
quarreled, separated, and divorce proceed
ings are in progress. ~ g .l.llsts u
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The Backhannoa Delta says with reler.
ence to the Stats Convention to name dele
gates at.large to tho Chicago Convention:
We have no dauht there will bs a large
and enthusiastic Convention with repfesea-
tatiYe from eyary county In tho State. There
has already been Egrtat deal said about
teudinR delegates nntfanuisled, that Ia, who
should b. Rble 10 act as may seom best when
GU tho ground. This would likely be all
right Il Il could Re accomplished, but there
are Int lev pertona, ESPECIALLY OF promi-
nenc', bat what have their personal prefer
encts dad VIII "a idto the Convention wl.h a
bias In favor Of this or that candidate. Ac.
oepting this Idea az correct, would It not be
falrer to have delegates selected With known
preferences In harmony with those OF the
State or Convention, or give them inssrue.
ton 2 II our State IS strongly for Blaine, II
Ia but fair that Blaine delegates should be
selected. We believe In this county thereis
mofe than bait Ct the Republicans iaz
talked Of candidates, and 'hs same may be
sai'i OF the Stats. We shall expect the
Blaine delegates TO aiseit their rights and
show their strength In tho convention. Ht7t
The INrELLloEScEn has said something
about IN un,rammscd delegation, having
In mind the awkward prcdicament Ia which
instructed delegates ars sometimes placed
Welhaye taken !! for granted that the State
and District Conventions will select gentle.
men known TO represent tho sentiment Of
the constituents that will send them; that
they will be men who own themselves, and
who cannot be swerysa from their duty to
their constituents by any consideration Of
personal interest. In short, the ISrgLLI
aEScER looks for delegation, representing
the solid virtue Of the Republican part Of
West Virginia.
1t must be admitted that .the State and
I District Conventions will bs sovereign
within their respective spheres. They can,
il they 30 desire, pass resolutions iavorins
an individual for the Presidency, or they
an 90 further and instruct their delegates
10 vote for, aud by all honorable means en-
deayor to secure the nomination Of that
person. These arc question: for the con.
ventions to decide; and yet Republicans
and Republican newspapers do well to ex-
press themselves in advance, that the will
Of the party be known. yr,
> Though there be no Instructions, It is a
reasonable expectation that delegates will
vote what they know to be the sentiment
Of the Republicans Of West Virginia. That
sentiment is so strong and clear that no.
body can 60 wrong. The overwhelming
majority is Tor Mr.. Blaine, and gentlemen
who are not willing to support Mr.. Blaine
with hearty good will can not expect to be
chosen. No honorable man will wish to
place himself in au equivocal position, and
no constituency will wish to be misrepre
scented or represented in half.hearted
way.
The right Of, popular representation is
above the desire OF one man. The choice
OF delegates is not question Of compli.
menting individuals.
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A Mirncle.

Whenever there isan extraordinary occur.
,ence--R team runs over child without hurt.
ing it; mechanic falls from third.story
window, and in a week after he is at work
sgain, we are wont to exciaim, what u
miraclem So, when Mrs. r. s. EREnLIsE,
then Of Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick
with Consumption for d very long time, had
been told by several Of the best physicians Of
that city that her tina was but for few
hours, that abe must die, and when the use
Of but one bottle OF Pe1tnla In weeks time
placed her on her feet again and mado her
tue hesrtiest eater in the family, all the pee.
pie around, as with one rejoicing voice, ex.
claimed: "Whst wonderful miraclt!" See
psgo 80 Of the "Ills OF Life" Your druggis,
will give you one gratis. paw
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DO you need . remedy that will cure every
Kind OF humor from pimple Or eruption to
the worst scsoiu!a and syphilitic disorders,
use Dr.. ,Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsapa.
Eilla. Tires to fee bottles c,ise skin dis.
ease, sslt.rheum or letter. Four to ton bot.
ties cnre running ulcers, scrofula and all
syPhi!it'c disorders One to two bottles Cures
pimplea on the fsce, blotcbes, etc, 1t Ia The
only perfect blood purifier that can bs made
from thorough knowledge OF drugs. ASK
your druggist for II. Take no snbstitnte :
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hair It's texture, color aud gloss. When this
secretion stoss tho hair begins at ouce to BE-.
c,me dry, lustrs!ess, brittle and gray. IL
tbs. ,hs condition OF your hair? II 50, az.
ply PArker's Hair Bntsam at ones. It will
RESTORE the color. gloss and lie by renowir 6
the action OF nature. the Balssin Is not an
oil, not II dye, but IA elegant toilet article,
hlghly appreciated because Of its cleanliness
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"Wno cut down this cherry tree? do.
manded Warrington pere. "Father, I can.
not tell lie; ! did it with my little
hachet," replied Washington IN. "Well,
don't cut down any more" said the old
man. "Firs. thing you know we'll have a
big flood, This wanton destruction Of for.
es!s must be stopped" Philadelphia Call
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DEB.

MUNNELL-0n Thursday, March 20, 1884. at
ll:25 O'Clock r. NJ. MARY Il. MuSSYLL, aged II
yea $. 7 months and II days.
The funeral Will take place from the residence OF
her mother on acColloch street. this afternoon at
o'clock =. N. Friends 0. the family arc invited.
lntermcnt n! Peninsula Cemetery.
LEADLGY-ou Thursday, March 20, 1881, a. 9
o'clock A. u, MARX LsADLEY. :.
Funeral from his late residence Jacob street, TO-.
ia a "
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A LOVING father at Clayton, N. y, in his
anxiety to marry oil all his daughters (fii
teen in number) MS quick rs possible, has
killed bis dog, taken the locks oil his
doors, aud hung rope ladders over bis
doeryard by the dozen, and still his pro.
vision bill is as large as ever.-Bismarck
Tribune. |5 !. " sQr hs|4 va s.,s4s7
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Ing 60 inGrm man as Tillen. It Isn't so
long, either, since Mr.. Tildcn tired Henry
out by walking him aft over The farm aud
through his stables and up and down stairs,
etc, not 10 mention the dumb bell exer.
cise.-On City Bit.,drd, tTli
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Nntiiing Like II,

Mr.. b. Flynn. s78 Sixth avenue, New
York, was cured, he says, OF rheumatism Of
losy standing by the use OF st. Jacoba OIL,
the gr. ut patn.cure. For scalds, bruises, cuts,
etc., he thinks |! has no equal.
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POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Y Payne and Tilden would do Tor an old
ticket. s.ss; ~ ~
s5 Senator Mahone's family Is going to
Europe in the spring. 4.
The Elk County advocate floats the follow.
ing ticket ut its mas.head: ''For President,
Blaine OF Maine, Tor Vice President, Old
Abe's boy" Il,
The Washington Post tries to put brake
on the speed with which the Democrats in
Congress have been hurrying to declare the
land grants forfeited. 1t has discovered
that public opinion does not sanction any
such sweeping measu.e as It's party pro.
poses. ST IS,1 -
A postal card canvass Of Iowa by the Des
Moines Register resulted almost unanimous.
" for Blaine. The same decided leaning
Is shown in the Legislature Of that State, 3
pole Of which gave twenty.nine preiereu.
ces for Blaine to fourteen for all other can.
didates. s5srgs'is IA 5 ~"
Senator Harrison is not troubling him.
sell about the presidency and says unre..
servedly that he Is not a candidate. Tho
Republican parry In Indiana. he is sure,
was never better organized than 1t is now.
Harmony and universal desire ior success
prevail. 5,as =
= Governor MeDanicl, Of Georgia, is can.
didato for denomination, though his rivals
for the honor, are industriously circul atinv
stories to the contrary. It has long been a
custom In that State 10 give each Governor
two terms, and 1t would be considered a
stigma to be refused the honor. i7i,I,s1
VI The nomination Of George H. Corliss for
Governor BY the Rhode Island independent
Republicans at Providence, yesterday is a
much more formidable affair than the
Sprague tiasco Of last year. There Is with
MIR. Corliss no odor Of financial or personal
eccentricity.-Sprinqdt Republican.
d Horny 3Watterson pipes new music. He
considers It toolahness to talk Of nominal:
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures Thursday evening,
aatch 90 1881, 4! the residence Of the s.oom's
prcuts, By the Rev. George Schwinn, Mt. GEoa0E
KEsTscu and Mi,s LYDIA A. BITTER, both oil this
city. NO Car:s. ..rF
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Tug wMlspE,.iNa GALLERY.

Personally, l am glad to see the crusade
that Capt. Bennett Is making, or recently
made, tgainst certain forms Of vice. What.
ever The Captains motive or inspiration
may have been, his action WAS right What
arc onr laws for, pray? To cali into re.
qnisiion when needed, Ike mana rubber
coat, or for steady wear, like his every.
day coat? The OWL example Of sin In.
dutged in with IMMUNITY need not be
pointed ou; the apparent ease and luxury
oil a lie Of vice are more powerful exem'
plars for evil than the worthiest career for
virtue. The laws Of onr day are the crystal
iza,iop Of the wisdom Of centuries, and 10
say they cNnno. be enforced to the extinc
ton Of vice Ia no excuse Tor neglec: to en-.
force them so FAR as possible. Let the good
work 60 on, say !. K.
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Tl:aVELER'a GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart a iollova-c,tt,

Trains arrive and depart as follows-Ci.y .,mo,
:, Baltimore q Ohio-MAls LlHx-DEpART-
laSa N, s:Ss m. ASS p N, sos D m. 7:1s m
g Q: D1s7s NJ m: 9;ls M AS n, lilo iii M
and sos m; for Washington, Pa, 60 and Sossm
s So 1 ana sas AK n; AhakI16ys-an Lno-l&i5
Dlv-e:lo p m. g50a m, 2hs 4 N. W.Gr. nv y.
ARR1yE-From Pittsburgh. $50 m, and san n m.
from Washington. Pa, 500 and e60 : M: I:is md
r, .. 4 ST. L.-DKrAHr-e:a m, a.ca ,l . n,
III M ~ ;.n M Ahxlvs-ss7 N. liz N.
Cleveland, Lorain d Wheclinr.-.npr,,,,,,,,,,
Bridgeport And st. Clairsyile Accommodation. 30
m and 6:2i N: Cleveland, lGo9 noon: Msss,i ~
az t:53 N. AhatvH-s;t5 n, 1e27 n, ~ ri.
Cleveland 4 Observation-Disclosures /,
u, 1l:tl N. AIS N; steubenYilie Accom- Tc.,s
ton 9:2s m, Wellsville Accomuoiation Sna
N. ARn!vE-l2:ls N, sos N, S:4S p N: STEM Sus
benyille Accommodation s:23 m, WoIIsyiile A..
!. b. Z. d O. Railway-1xAys Bolla,,. a..
WoodSdeld and summer0old at coo 4. m. ard e9o
?. m AaaIyR II BellAre It a15a. n. aud 5;I = m M
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regret 10 hea. OF q difficulty cucoun.

regret 10 hear OF a difficulty eucoun.
tered by the projectors OIL the Jefferson
Club In the noble work OF harmonizlng the
discordaut elements Of the Democracy. Oi
course the loaves and tishes 10 be dis'ribu:
ted by such society arc not many, and
certain members OF tho party, in casting
about to see where they could "feallzs" by
joining the club, hit upon the position Of
ianitor at a comfortable salary. Already
am told thera arc signs ola Equabble Tor
this position. and bid blood Is feared. Il
would be sad indeed II the club, instead Of
harmouizing the party, should SOW the
seeds Of still wider dissension. ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-22

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS Of Fine Tex.
ture in oil tho Now and Choice Spring Shades. Also,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, ESummer Silks,
Black Silks best makes imported, Printed Satins,
and the still Newer Otto man Cords in Printed and
Plain. ID I VI 5g;5 4.
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HAVE LOCATED MY
REPAIR SHOP

a 2llS Main Street, and am now ready to Repair
clean and 90 anything In the Safe aud Lock busi,
ness. VIII repair both Tins and Combjnaijon
oeks, and wilt also build and rerais Jail and
Vault Locks. No safe to- bad 10 rep+ir. 1AAN
y mIlt 100 .a .sF. s-.. 10 riJstl-a ]. H. WINnEp e
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SDuCATiORkL,
4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

Security, Hothesly Care Good Boarding, Delightful
Location and Reasonable Charges
Mt. De&:hnnTnl Academy.
NEAR wGEEL1aG. ". VA.
The th!rty.sixth year Of this vol Known Bchool
10, Girls, under tho charge O. tho slaten OF the
Visitation, opens Oil the fiist Monday o! September
next. and coat!aGas :ea month";.
Pupils received at any time In the session.
Those who desire 10 place their daughters In ~
Institution atortin9 Exceptionally good advantages
IN tho way Of heatthfut ind delightful toca Qon,
excellent board thorough discipline aud ins,'uc.
pcrtmeut Of ioirs!c eines.ion, Including the mod.
crn Languages aud music, 1t very reasonable rates,
ahould send for catalogue Of this school. Addrea
olEfcTAIeE or THE ACADNMY
or THE VisITATlON,
-g MI. DzCAAsTAL,
ty2t.nAw Near wheeling. ". Va
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Ia AaA &hJb0dy 4dM f0H- N.
That "JeT'..Davis wilIInot join the Jelrer-
son Club? $3.50
That the Jefferson Club nays the line
must be drawn somewhere? Il
That tho prospectus OF the projected
Democratic afternoon daily is hard on the
Register! -,tII..1 ~
That the boys have already been in the
woods hunting hickory poles?
That Republicans are going to put for.
ward strong men for local nominations?
That the Railroad Commute Of Council
did Something harrible at its meeting last
night or it wouldn't have closed the doors
and pulled down the blinds? -
That the big head is terrible thing to
be afflicted with? :
That First District Democratic managers
are about to advertise for nominee for A
nominee for Congress }LsI.7ss ~. !.
That sealed proposals. will DO received at
the headquarters Of the machine?
sses..i- THE WuIsprRrR
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A few days aimee had pleas Mt focial
chat with my friend Col. D., aud by the
way, am surprised to learn how lew there
are III this community that know who my
friend tho Colonel really is. Tho Colonel
like many another Colonel south Of the
Mason and Dixon limo has never been q
Colonel. But be WAS was at ono time Scr.
geaut Major on Colonies stai, and that
Of course entities him now 10 tho title Of
Colonel. The staff referred to was that OF
the lamentel LIST Regiment w. Va. N. G..
The Colonel in those days was regular SO.
ciely pet and in the vulgar vernacusr OF
the present day, tho girls we're stuck on
his then handsome shape. He is getting
old and bald headed now. l recollect one
day some eight years AGA sham battle
was IN progress on the Island. D. was
there in all the gorgeous panoply OF war,
seated OH borrowed horse and doing a
mashiug act OH the girls in the grand
stand, while the battle ragged few yards
to the west Of him. He had been ordered
to do something or 20 somewhere by Col.
Miller, but the glances from tho battery Of
brigh, eyes in the stand drove orders Out
Of his head aud no reined up to reconnoi.
ter. Presently Miller came dashing by and
observed his Sergeant Major apparently
utterly oblivlous oil the wholesale slaughter
being carried on in the field. Refining up
he shouted out, "Welf you're hi VI a
Cd d-n Sergeant Major, amt ye?' D.
coolly replied Jaw, Colonel, about rs
mach 80 as you are Il Colonsl." D. was
soon after called Colonel, because Of his
GOODNESS md bravery in making this an
6Wcr. .s'#.' -n..l... $50. a
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Hardly day passes now but that one
encounters an indication Of the coming biz
political rumpus that is already agita.ing
the country. In a must, store few days
since l saw a piece Of music entitled
flames G. Blaine's Grand March," sup.
pose that before the campaign is over We
shall have tho Sammy Ti!den Quickstep,"
"Bob LincolnWal;z," "payne schottishe,"
"Cipher Alley Lancera," etc. With these
will come badges, capes and caps, torch
light PROFESSIONS, stump-speeches and
those other evils that we know are connect.
ed with Presidential campaign and make
life misery to newspaper man detailed
to report them. la G'l'-s. ass 394sl a ~