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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-17
New Advertisements.

WANTE d An active Man or Woman in every
w county 10 sen our goods; salary $40 per month
and expenses, or commission: expenses IN All
vance outfit free; for fun particulars address,
STANDARD SILVER MARE co. ROsLOn. Mnss.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

NU NSMiTHS
Wolf, Chas. III seventeenth street.
HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
snuerman, John. 20 seventeenth street.
HARDWARE
Stewart II Montgomery, 800 second avenue
Al ERCHANT TAII.ORs.
Wendt, II. 1902 second avenue,
NEWSPAPERS.
The Rock Island DAILY AHGus; published every
evening, (Sunday excepted in Argus block, OPP
positc Postoiiice. Bestadvcrtsing medium in the
city.
The Rock Island WEEKLY ANUS; published
every Friday. line Job department in conncc
ton with the establishment.
ID ESTA URANTS AND CONFECTIONERS.
Krell, Fred, 1919 second avenue.
SALOONS.
" estph NJ. Iohn. l-12 oond avenue,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-17

If bilious, or Atlering from impurity
of blood, or we"l lungs, and fear OF con
sumption( Scrpfv Gus Disease Of the lunr,l.
take Dr.. Pierce'- "Gol N Medical Dis
covery," and it will cure you. Bv drugs
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-17
E. w. HURS1
GUIDO BECK

A RCHITECT.1-SeCoud AvenEc. over Peoples
"A National Bank. fock Island, Illinois.
uov-.q-d1y
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
,Hqrrer'S Magazine.

A more beautiful farming country does
not exist than that along the southern
shore of The baltic. No fen es mark the
boundaries of the fertile farms which
stretch away over the rolling hills to the
distant horizon. all aglow with yellow
grain. At intervals clamp of tree.
often seen intensely dark aga nst the ripe
grain. shows where a 1arm house stands.
and giant windmills swing their sails on
the CHEST hilitops
The highway, n finely bult chaussce
leads straight across the country Only
curving to ASS through some village
fountain ash. birch and cherry trees Dor
der the road in am unUroken rank In the
bitches and by the road grow countess
,arieues of wild owers-a perfect ara
iise for the bOtauist. From the highest
nj | the eye mee;s TO the soul h succession
OF gain feds To the north beyOn the
soft undulatiOns of the cultiva ed hills
The Ialtic shimme;s in the strong sun.
light u narrow line, sharp at the horizG u
The dimensions of the brick barns pro c
he. accustomed magnitude of the harvest
lie luxury of the farmers houses tells OF
inherited success
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Jay Gould's Way of Doing 1t.
rRrhOklNn Ea.rla


Here is a new aud true story about Jay
Gould A Young friend OF his son wa
dining with the family conversation
turned on tricks, and the young friend
said he could take oil a mans vest with
out removing his coat lie explainet
that feat which consists of working III,
vest down the arms by gradually coaxinr
the shoulders through the armholes Toe
the vest can bc removed by slip ing it
under tho coal sleeves Dexterity anu
patience are required The young ma
was positive he was the only one present
who could do it. Mr.. Gould listened
;entively to the explanation and said that
any man could do it, and that he could dc
it on the spot The caller was Jealous.
anxious To bet his III dest pile against an
equal sum to be put up by the million
aire: hut the latter advised him not 10 be
any more than big apple. as he would
lie sure TO lose it Mr. could thereupOn
proceeded to perform the elusive act. lie
first took off his coat
Hold on sir said the young man
sthat Is not permitted; il is barred
Il understand that, replied the banker
I'm put on the coat again, I'm only get
ting ready.
Then be took off his vest and at onct
put gu bis coat. aud succeeded it will
putting on his vest outside of his coat
I'm at your service now." he quietly
said.
The young msu lost an apple, hu
gained veritiCation of the importan
truth that there is more than one wa O.
doing thing. In his own style there Il
no greater lover of quiet fun than Jay
Gould,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Great Sales of Birds
New Work sun

You have no idea what great busi-
ness is done in birds in this city. sa d a
down town desler recently. 1T ia safe
To say that not less than co, 900 Ca arie:
are suld here every year In addition to
the caIaries there are annually sold j. .0Ou
Iarrots. 100 mockns BIRDS. LOO to
l. 800 cardinals. 1900 10 -,O,O gold
hnches. besides linnets, skylarks birds of
aradise, of which 20 year are sold
grobiols. nonPareils and the long list OF
common American bir 8. such as ro lius,
yellow birds. redw,nged biackb rds
brown thrashers Catbirds. etc The ca
naries alone sell for 100 900 at least.
while the trade in other birds brings the
gross sales to S250,0J0 l think that is
ia estimate of the business done BY
regular breeders anil importers 1t does
not inclLde what may be called the fam
lily ira or the sales made by house
wives ~hO mate their birds because they
like TO rear the Dung ra her than with
any id. OF making morey-
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Rembrandt's Pet Ape.


Next to money the dearest thing TO
Rembrandt was II monkey. He was once
engaged in l.alnting picture of noble
family when neNs was brought of the
death of his pet ape. SoLbing and cry
ing, lie forthwith began delineafing
the form of the ape upon the family
picture They demonstrated with
him and Protested that an ape
was quite out of place in the conn any OF
such distinguished erscua- es. The fam
lily were most Indignant. and ordered
him to etface the ira es of the animal
| ut he con inued to weep and went on
painting lhe ape ] he head of The family
demanded TO know whether il was his
portrait or that Of monkey which Rem
brandt was prctenting to dclineate. 1T
is the portrait of monkey" sail Fem
brandt Then you may keep The pic.
ture Il think so. said the painter.
And the picture still survives
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Among tn. ,toonshIner..

Charles Dudley Warner in The A. anticl
The mountain regions of North Caro-
lima are free from mosquitoes. but the dy
has settlcd there and is the universe
scourge The Traveller, who has read
about the illicit stills in the mountains is
however. doomed to disappointment II
he wants 10 make himself an eXC XCeption TO
the sober people whose cooking will make
him long for the maddening bowl, he
must bring his poison with him
We stopped at house for glass OF
milk. While the woman in charge went
for it we sat on the veranda and con,
versed with a discreet. pleasant, pretty
girl This surely must be the smeralda
who lives in these mountains and adorns
low life by her VIRGIN purity and senti
ment As she talked on she turned from
time to time 10 the fire place behind her
and discharged a dark fluid from her
pretty lips with accuracy of aim and with
II, ncbalanCe that was not assumed. but
belongs to our free. born American girls.
I can not tell why this habit of hers
should take her out of the romantic set
ting that her face and figure had placed
her in, but somehow We felt inclined tC
ride ON further for our heroine
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
How Huge Made rs Money.
| hica 70 Tr bu


A Paris Journal, after stating that Vic
tor lIu5os personal property amo. o.nIed T.
5000, 90 francs, goes on TO explain in
what way he succeeded in amassing such
a large sum. The condi,i3n, lie made
with managers of theatres and with pub
fishers were OF such nature that not
withslanding the great success of his
works the managers and publishers gen
orally lost money For his novel
=" l. i,omme nj it" he demanded -0D.
900 francs. aud when the sum had bee ii
paid he sold it again TO newspaper
which printed it I. rst and there ia >ed
its circu alton to 10 900 copies. while the
publisher, became bankrupt r or each
of his dramas produced in aris the man
ager was oh iged to guaran ee Hugo 81
To % per cent of the net proceeds BE.
sides this. he demanded the whole amount
taken iE al every tenth performance, and
at every performance 90 of the Lest
places, which he sold for his own benefit.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
A ninerent Reading.

EBlskclY Hall! in Sa F-rncis - Argonsut
have often bccl amused at the lis
cusSouS of actors o er certain line in
pays or pieces Of business which rIc.-
considered Iecu,iarly their own IL )
sort of thirg resulted in tight once il a,
corridor of Il Iiac;nnati hotel. where -
prof essiOna s. who were cry much dow
at the heel. wa ed wrothy over u line "a,
-, theil0 1t was that part of the -
logue between lhe.lo and lago. wAe,s
the Moor says OF assio. is he =.
bonest?" lago says. "tionest. my lor4
one of the actors ca med that this sec,.t,i
Ii sh ud I've read with elled and craft,
meaning spoken. IL fact. so as to th -o,v
IL cry Slight d;scredit on sssio houes;:,
and yet not openly accuse h,m. Tbs,
rot. said the other actor. complaccu, Z
1.-The wa that there line should bc re,.l :
with surprise AID disgust You dol !.
suppose there would bat curse at the ~.
# the line without meaning someth;r.g'
The way to read that line is this: Honest ,
Nv LcruI
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
EATING A MEXICAN LUNCH.
Refresh ments ON . Rare Table PuIqua
In "PIgsklu"-RambIe-

Refresh ments q Rare Tabie-Puiqua
In "PIgskIn"-Bam
[Fann!e =. Ward in San Francisco Chronicle
Refreshments we're speedily spread upon
the well secured table to whiCh the add.
iion OF q cloth would have been ~ iucon.
gruous surer.iuiiy-s pot of ratc d goat 4
milk curd cheese with honey. biscuits
which wUu d have made excel ent canunn
balls and u basket of fresh tamariuds.
iIAtgUcs and lomcgranatos. tcmptlngly
arranged in green lea e'. as these poct.c
lco,,,c have Il tasteful habit of dong The
ineviiab pul us WIS at hand. bottled in
n pigskin which gurg'ed u; proving
nolcs alarningy life ike. while disgorg
ing its contents into our mugs Thee
so. allied -pigskins" are really the un-
dressed hide, OF sheep. with the wooliy
side lur ell in Nothing else is conside Ell
So good for hod ng the popular beverage
and We are told lhat u sma Sied skin
cost, about $50. but lasts little more
than a month. as the fermentation going
on within son eats the wool oil.
| rtsy is dis rcssed over this wciChiy
problem which disturbs her nightly
sIumbcrs. OF how much wool we two fe
ma wanderers must have imb bed dur
ing our long residence in this Canaan.
re koucd ut the rlle OF three mugs each
ier diem. The d rtiest of these Indians
make the most dclic Gus cuT1 cneescs. of
mixed sleeps AID goat milk, which is
eaten with honey. or crumbIe6 into the
Fri OleS Stewed beans without which no
meal is com itte Though the Cheescs
are extensively initiated by their bette;s
in social status. none can make them half
so well as the indians. who have been Of
fered cons dcrabic sums for the recipe
but nd it more profitable 10 keep their
ancestral secret. vidcntlv the pro or
La or needs certain conditions. like n
spiritual seance which los r.cos fail to
give
After this dainty rcpast, the mistress of
the maAse Owed into he depths of her
greas gown and from its pocket pro-
duced her cigarette .hoi. er protfering The
customary courtesy with the air OF q
princess. an honor VIII Ch BE sy and
would not for the word have wounded
her feelings by refusing. having nobly
reformed that rolite duty. while the
diver and his mules were nishlng their
esta We st aycd out to lew the village
VIII SC low 70, fed AM no rooted caSaS are
nestled osc under the shadows OF some
drCary foot hilis. It's uaint adobe church
re oiCes under a fresh coat OF pink aud
blue pia ter spread over the mod and
era, ks of centuries and takes oI airs like
a pa ted and berigged octogenar an.
inside was the uSua grotcsque med ey
of pictures and images. bouqrc Of n4ri
gods an pnpcs. rur.ing candles. and
vot'vc offer ngs of fruit and grains sur.
rounring the yellow legged and blue
haired "iioly Family. anged around
The adobe walls If its weed grown grave
yard was n tong row of grnnug sku IS |
pi ked tp ore with intent on Of adding
ii to my somewhat miscellaneous col &c
tiou Of recuerdos de- Mexico but it crum
bed to dust at touch and tillcd the air
with me powder.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Where I tir. racke"- 4 = 3fsde.
3 StO Budget

. Nine tenths of the fire crackers como
from anton, where they are u,ade bv
convicts hi ed by atshing .4Chow Hing
from The government ut the rate o. } Uu,l
II day All If the work is done ins3.
the prisons, which consist of reserva' :
of 90 feet square. slaked off ana sur,
rounded by high bamboo palings Tie
Iaper cmpoyed in the manufacture o.
fire hackers is made bamboo film. .: 4
is without doubt the strongest pai.er
made Zach cracker is filled. rolled an.
pasted by hand. and the nimble fin"ets vi
the convicts finish them with aGt, pisi.li.,
raj idity.
The powder IS different from any o.l,.,
maGc and desp te the tineneSs of J. -
nevertheless uall, rs powerful II ..'
best blasting powder Who rcnd. f.
tie MAJ ket they are sent to NJ OK
itom whence lhol are distributed aiI ~ :
tho world In the year / "a : 0,r1t
boxes OF ! re crackers were entered IN L :
country. a h box cona ned forty la
ages, and each lackage from sixty'p@;
TO eighty crackers. rom this some, l;-..
of the number of fire crackers ex ioIe-
ON Iudcpenden>e Day may be gained
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
A Monaghan Legend.

N. IeftFSlUT< C'N. oH'I'H liII~'
Those interested IN folk lore may -
haps be glad 10 read the following i,aoa {
MS TO the origin of the ussians f0uI,i -
ol. n eyaisky to be cure amotg -:
MoDgol inhab. .tants Of aidau aud pa,
lished in The huSski lnvalde
an former timts there lived in cay"
far away from all people. 60 u !-,.l:. {:
lama. or priest who passed his liis ia
rrayiag A pair 0 n. mads, cons! :'.:.y
Of an aged mother and her daughtet -
! ened to 20 that way. and the dat s,stzs,
while tending cattle, came upon tAs
cave OF the holy lars who MAS AZ ti.s..
tme i'll he ,onpassionate ua q -
offered him some sour milk. but IL =
not ike TO taste it At last he gave
TO her cntrcat es, and took the sour III l..
every da until lie got we'll E'eatua:y.
out of gratitude for the cure The - IL.
married the maiden
AS soon as the ar Of thai couc.-y
heard If this he sent his troops 10 ail! -
priest who had Sd agrantly broEeII j. :
'tows and committed the sin OF rsar-.als
When the troops preached the s-i.s
gathered 1t Lunch u lvo1J ..:.t e'',"k t4-':.
N the ground round his tent and her ~
force of PRAYER caused them In ne -.
turned in'o soldiers. who defertvG TIC
troops of the car Tie latter sent &c
ond ami a third army, but both wy.
beaten, ani he lama continued r-@v
and turn INTO more lighting mel The reels
broken OF by his first created defcC
so that the holy lama soon had a..
number Of troOps. After the dcfeG, D.
his third army the czar left the lamS -;.'
in peace but the latter did not w:sa
live any l"nger on the ear b. The ..t:.-
lef his wife to rule the people from tie
reeds. and from those arose the ku>siaa+
They have whic bodies and Their bA E =
often fair, because the stems of the rer7t
were of yellowish color. and th" tJ.s
somewhat darker.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Beauty That Il Not Costly.

The new styles Of architecture and
house decoration are friends of short
purse rs well as long one. 1t has not
been many years since the house had TO
be Inished in q certain kind of grand
stl le or 1t was mere nonentily. y
great chang has come. and now a house
may be butt with few thousand dollars.
that will bo as beautiful us good, us the
ress enable heart can wish
Beauty has at last escap ped the service Of
the rich, and has entered into kind of
conspiracy for the purpose OF making n
cottage surpass a palace " lille many are
still suffering from the absence of employ
meat. or else from poor pay for hard
work, yet the planet has become a little
weary of turning over into day and night
and summer and winter for the sake of
the rich alone and seems to say: 1T is
time for the millions to have chance. ="
A new dwelling bOu,e comes with its
cheap gables, with its shing ed bands. its
little sprinkle Of stained glass. its red. yeI
low aud dark green cOlors. with its pine
finish. with its carpetless oors. with its
tinted walls, and behold nothing in the
world Is more pleasing or better adapted
70 the wants of father. mother and child.
The color art has come in to the aid Of
the common poCkctboOk. When beauty
lay In marble or stone or brick or heavy
columns or imported woods. the ordinary
money. purse gave UP hope; but re, emily
came the color art to rival carver and
sculptor and the goldsmith; aud color be
ing an inexpensive form of beauty. it has
set up the common man above his old
humble condition. No dealer in sluc o or
in costly fesco can much sur. ass a wall
finished II terra Gotta paper relieved By a
bread band Of blue. The common Caici
mines and wall papers have gotten the
Old high style artists into corner and
seem TO say TO them: Beat Us II you
can
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30

Hes got a sore eye was the eNplana
ton OF 'clerA In a bird store who was
carrying little green squa King parrot
lie Cleaned il with n ST OK and the parrOs
struggled to get ava uttering most dole
full cries. bat was firmly held until 81 49,
gently treated. and was then put back ia
t. cage where it sat and sObbed ard
mraned rilifully.
We don't have many such things to
care for. aid lisa good thing. for they
Grc hard tn manage \ sore eye is dan
gerouS always ecause We cant always
be sure how il should be treated Ees dts
it spells The market value of the bird
Nobody wants 10 buy Il s re eyed parrot.
and one that has very bad e is apt to
forget how To talk arrots seem almost
human when they are sick, for they cry
and groan aud act dumpish. and viii. sub
nit to medicine easi,. unless it is very
painful. and then they resist Just like
the rest OF the animal creation.
. thcr birds act differently. Wild
birds will rot take medicine You have
t. force / down. duck them under water
when they won't bathe. stuff the food
down their throats when they won't eat
a ii SO on. tanarics slike doctor ng
but are very intellige t. ard take it more
tasilv than other birds BobOl nks are
like them. only more obstinate. and mock
ing birds will sometimes d t of sui enness
rather than take drugs. They are hardy
stronger and rarely sick ed birds
though are more del cate. and so wild
they won take medicine
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
The Atlantic of tn, Ancieuts.

Scientists now generally agree that the
Atlantis" of the ancienta was All island
OF continental dimensions between the
West / dies and the west coast of Africa.
now buried beneath the waters of the ia
chc ocean. Gigantic sculptured figures
are still to be seen upon Easter island
evidently The work of different race
than that which row inhabits the island
and one much more numerous. since the
works re erred to are on too large sea e
to have been constructed except b. many
hands The hcrrgly hic tablets of wood
discovered uron aster isla d are the
only instance of written language in
q eanica, The goveramen s of Frarce
Germany and the United States are now
investigating and exploring this island.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
y.y.osckhoven's sheep Factory.


One Aay an American-it is always an
American entered erboeckhoven s stu
dio He. saw a picture which pleased
HIM. and bought it at the artists price.
$40. He could not take it away with
him Immediately. and. when he came fol
It some time after. the painter had an
other. just like 1t, nearly finished. H,
was putting in an extra lsmbkin wher
the American returned A happy thought
struck the latter; he would take the sec
ond picture too; it would form a pendant
to the other. But Grboeckhoven wanted
50 o for il His customer hesitated.
aWell. well!" said he, -the same prioe
then" and. dipping a rag in turpentine,
he wiped out the lamb! The dealers, i
is said. were in the habit of sending er
boeckhoven orders crouched in terms
like: the following: Wanted by Mon
day, three pictures Of the usual descrip
tion-cow. with two sheep" He Wa,
never known to fail
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Another New Metal.

Increasing knowledge of simple sub
titles bids fair to eventually extend our
list of the elements maxim up the uni
verse c. nsiderably beyond the sixty. five
or seventy thus far catalogued by chem
lists A newly discovered rare element is
"Norwegium, found hy r. T. / ahll Ia
nicke ore from kragcrs. Norway 1t is
u ma lcable mental. white olor slightly
tinged with brown. hardness about
equal TO that OF copper. specihc gravity
of s. +44I, and a melting point OF uJ0 de.
grceS Fahrenheit 1t appears 10 differ in
physical pro- critics and chemical reaction
IRON every other known metal
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30

Notwithstanding the prohibition of the
Koran against paintings and images. the
Sultan Mahomet III had u fancy for the
arts. and ordered Gentil Bellini. Eene,
tian artist. to pai.t q picture of the be-
heading of John the Baptist When the
picture was finished the sultan found
fault with the representation of the
wounded part. and. to show him that his
criticism was correct. immediale.y drew
his scim;tar aud struck off the head of
Que Of his slaves Bellini on leaving the
presence. thinking he bad caught an
lug customer. set sal for Venice i'm
mt diately
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
HER EXPLANATION.
IRR sm 10 The Atlant,c. |

IL r Sll 10 The Auanucl
So you have wondered at me--gusssed In
vain
weili
] am lost illusion Some strange spell
Once made your friend there, with bis fine
disdain.
OF fact, conceive me perfect He would fain
tBut could nou ses Inc always, a. befell
HIS dream 70 see me, plnrking asI del,
In affrun robes, on some celestial plain
All that was be marTsl an flung away
III que Of what was not, could not be-
Lil,tb, or Helen, or Antigone.
Still he may search but have bad my day,
And now the Past i all the part for me
That this worlds en- pty stage has left t.
plav
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-30
Athletic Tr.'nIa: aud Nsa.si culturs


few years ago. the notion wGs We
prvvRleat that zthlctic train NJ IA, soi,.
how an su iiiary of mental ciI tiI=C. thai
the trspe.e vas q frieod Of trison Jmc:r.
and the boxing gloves promoter o!
Greek and that the beat scho ara Ter
e sersliy Identical with the landsriGa
Lai who ". q the bat race ,rpcAl
10 ibis strange dcIusion Was the w
know fact that an undue proportion ,t
the creative men OF tie world had t...-.
..iher physically feeb,e or actually { D..
formed like amh. ioye M ton. Byrl.
ariyis and Stuart Mil. but this scc:,
la te forgotten like the other ojyi1
c"nsidc alton that the LOnors at COM G.
tion games cannot b. won cS'c.t y. g..
expense OF hard pf0ir' sipnaI trAlu!"s.
aud great amount of time hat mus. -"
taken from stu !y
Now CONES the venerable Br Ic asr.
il. his report TO the Prnce;ou irus,
and lie gives US some important da:a
enc usio1. He says i have Lct
me the lists OF students who are o :
aud memters Of foot tall and base "a.
teams in all 1--WE ity. seven We q
rank the students in groups. in a ?
groups. and ! ind that 10 one ot /.
twenty seven j. in the first group. u.
only two are in the second group. IL:
the remainder with five exceptions p
in the lower half of the class. and MT.
are IN the Two lowest groups. the il.-s
and sixth.
This il showing that will have q F.:
found influence on the destiny of A:re:.
can COLLEGES. 1t will create deep alarm
The minds of parents whose Sons ale g"
taking a college course from, the ply,
point of view. and VIII cause rr.-t
many self respecting undcrgradua.-5 -
reconsider question which they have -
garded rs settled More than half Of -.
protest., ma athletes of great colle-s e..
found at the very foot Of their c!a's -..
A natural tendency 10 high rank 81
athlete is IA al to high rank as 4 studs4-