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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-04
Ulncinnati, IndlanapoIis, 81. Loud. and OhIs

The time via G.. !. st. L. aud c. and l. z. and w.
as follows
Leave Inda'polis 800 pmlAr. India'po Io:4oau,
Arrive Lafayette IDS pm Lv. Lafayette. SOS am
Arrive Bloom IA i@i0amlLv. Bloom'tn ASS ana
For map, time aOes rates OF fare, and al IN,
formation apply a. Ticket Ofice, lS6 south uls
inois street and Union Depot Ticket Ofice.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

efforts to reorganizo on strictly business
basis. II would be simple and easy solu-
tion of the matter to cut them off and lot
thom go to their friends or the poorhouse.
But that would bo cruel thing 80
cruel that Mr.. Manning's predecessors
have not been equal to it.
Would It not be better for Mr.. Man
ming to have list Of supcraunuated otii-
cials and employees aud to have it under.
stood that merely nominal service IS to
be required Of them? Tho people Of the
United States, whose servants these aged
persons are, do not desire that they shall
be turned out TO suffer tho pangs Of
ronury or be supported by charity.
There are many corporations and even
private employers who take care Of those
who have been worn out in their service.
We have in this country no civil pension
list, but wo have civilians for whose sup.
port in old ago some adequate provision
should be made. If Secretary Manning
and tho heads Of other departments de-
sire to be relieved of responsibility for
the retention Of suporannuated employees
on their pay rolls let them make out lists
Of such and report the facts to Congress.
To 90 through tho Treasury hunting
down these old servants-men and women
whom tho great reaper will soon gather
in-would be a most unwelcome occupa.
tion for any manly man. We do not be-
lieve Mr.. Manning desires such service
from his commission, or that he will cut
OF the support of these feeble veterans.
1t were far botter to ascertain the facts
and report them to Congress for direction.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

you will sec to II that the old and faithful en-.
ployes who have given the best years Of their
lives to the continuous service Of the govern
mont will not be suffered to be crowded to the
wall.
New York papers state that your old friend
Hon. John Kelly finds II necessary to journey
southwark on account Of his health, and that
he will stop IN Washington II few days. As he
took II big part in securing your election he
will no doubt call to sec you Treat him
courteously and kindly. II ho promises you
TO do anything in the future II will be carried
out to the letter. Your nomination was
dcucedly unpleasant TO John Nevertheless
he supported you loyalty, and brought Tam
many up 10 the same mark. We Republicans
were sincerely sorry that he did not put his
grievances above his fidelity TO Democracy
and trade you out OF your boots, as he could
easily have done. It's reported ION the inside"
TINT some Of Tammany's sachems arc ready TO
boost secretary whitney into the nomination
for govcrnorof New York this iall provided
you will meet Tammany's wishes In regard to
Offices, and II Is family limited that John may
take occasion to quietly post you In regard to
what Tammany would consider the correct
thing in such a deaf As political move,
Mr.. President, II would result rs disastrously
to you and Mr. Whitney as memorable cam.
palgn did to your quondam opponent, the la
mentcd Judge Folger. Gen. slocum has hosts Of
friendswho think his good qualities and record
as a man, a soldier, and legislator and his
services In passing the Grant retirement bill,
enttle him to fair field In seeking the Demo.
cratic nomination for governor Of New York.
Therefore, II will stand you In hand to be
clever with the Hon John, and do the fair
thing by Tammany, but, at the same time, put
cotton in your ears when the suggested IDEAL"
comes before you, II II does Yours, meaning
to advise you further,
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

President CLEvELAND's selection of
the Rev. DIR. Byron Sunderland's church
MS the place where the Executive family
will attend divine worship is not only
good one on general grounds but is very
natural, for the doctor was New Yorker
before ho became q Washingtoniau, hav-
ing resided at Batavia, in the western
part of the Empire state, for n number OF
years. Without disparagement to any OF
the learned Presbyterian divines of our
city, it may be safely said that the
spiritual needs of the President and his
household will be as ably aud abundantly
supplied at tho First Church as they
could have been at any other. DIR. Sun
derland has held his present position for
many years, and has been close student
of many phases Of Washington life.
The lessons given from his pulpit will be
eminently practical, the result Of clear
and cogent reasoning by vigorous and
trained intellect.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
DosToFFIoE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially di.
reGted for dispatch by any particular steamer in
as all TranI.AtAntic malls are forwarded by the
fastest vessels available.
will close (PRoMPrLY In all casesJ AZ this Office
TuEsDAY.--At / p. IN. for Para. Maranham,
7:3Op M. for Trtiilo and Rualan. per steam.
ship y y; Vert. Jr,;; VA Now Orleans
steamship Euis, vlnSouthamptOn and Bremen
deters for ireand aud France must be d.
TSG'sn s PSb, % liai W occnsn m M Sr TSana attnp
for Great Britain ana other European cOun-
tries must be directed "per Gallla' At 10 q.
ande MI rH Via iSvTe AZ n s'Hls m qSr eSSo Sp
per steamship Eslcban, via Now Orleans Opt.
ters must be directed per steamer via New
TmUHsDAY.--At 1880 u, m. for France GER
many &c, SS, , per steamship Lessing, va Ply.
Great Britain and other European countries
must be directed 'per LeSilug,D; at / u. IN.
for Europe, per steamship Baltic, via Queens
town Qetters for Frnpce, Germany, sc, must
be directed per Baltlc',j; at p III, for Ber-
sp as m feGmdAR and Rsasd tE@G% GaJa cP seaS % for
Porto Rico, via iIayglai and for Campeche,
steamship PTincipla (letters for other Mexican
states must he directed per PrlncipiaD
steamship Oder, via southampton and liremen
(letters must be directed per Oder"); at . a.
ii d, in. ior VehtSuelaand Curac6a, per steam. a.
ship PhiladolphR at ~ IN. for Europe. per
steamship Adraiic, Via Gu enstowni ~ 1 p,
IN. for Belgium direct, per steamship NoOrd.
,,per NoOrdland,l; at 1850 p. m, for Cuba
Pnrto Rico, aud Nassati, y. =, per steamship
Cruz direct, per steamship Whitney, via New
orleans (ettcrs must be directed per steamer
suNbAY.eAt 7i30 p m. for Honduras and
Livingston, per steamship CITY Of Dallas, via
National Republican., 1885-03-23

If it be true, as intimated by one of
the learned justices of our District SUI
preme court, that there is no law for tho
punishment of reckless drivers who kill.
main, or otherwise injure peaceful pedes-
trians on our streets, it would be we'll
for Congress to enact q statute to meet
such cases. There is such thing as
criminal negligence. and the driver who,
for lack of proper care, runs over pedcs-
.tTian should be held to something like
the same accountability as would be tho
case if his act were prompted by malice
National Republican., 1885-03-23

TOh hENI---hiISCEL
LNINE BRICK STORE. WITH GOOD Gel
IL lar; VI ana 20th sts.; business location; only
sl6. Apply room 2, 1881 Est 1924
National Republican., 1885-03-23

Miss Katherine Rogers, q talented and we'll
known dramatic artist, supported by an
efficient company, will give II week of legiu.
mate drama at Ilerzog's Museum Tho roper.
toirc presented will consist of Miss Mutton"
for the first three days and "pygmalion and
Galatca' for the last three days Of the week.
Miss Rogers is said to be one of the Galatcas
on the stage. having appeared IN that charac
ter with Immense success for 100 consecutive
nights at Wallack,s Thenter, New York. In
the character OF Miss Mutton, Miss Rogers Is
snid to rival Clara Morris in the rendition of
that pathetic role
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The Theatre Comiquo offers an excellent
bill this week the chief features of which arc
Petrie and Fish, who have just returned from
Europe, where they made a great hit Augusta
Solke and daughters, torpsChorcan queens,
and Carter and Anderson, the sketch artists,
arc the new faces. Snefer and Blakely and
LILLIAN Markham IRE reengagcd for one week
longer New pictures will be given by the
model artists, aud a rOllicking aiteTpiecc en-
titled Let II Alone; or, DO You Want the
Earth" will close the entertainment
National Republican., 1885-03-23
UHEATRE CoMioUB.
PROPOSALS.
TT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
w 1QQl

Tr s. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
" WAsHINgToN, ID. G., March 81, 1885.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate ('from Telunr
dealers or manufacturers only'') lndorsed "lro-
posals Ordnance Will be received u this office
until noon APRIL 4, 1850, ior articles required,
as follows, to be delivered at the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. G., nee of any expense to the
Government, aud subject to the usual Inspection
and conditions, viz:
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
Requlsition No. "a, Steel No. 7S, Lumber.
Each Teuuisition to be awarded separately.
Schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at
this Office and all necessary Information at Navy
Yard. Responsible security requiie led on bids for
faithful performance, the competency Of the
qua antors to be Gel tilted TO before n Notary or
other public officer. The right Is ed TO re-
Ject any or all bids and 10 waive defects
THO,. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director, T. s. N, Navy Pay Agent
mlg,-Dt
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The great Rhoa will play II series of farewell
engagements at Albaughs Grand Opera
House, commencing on Monday next The
repertoire will comprise "The American
Countess" "Thc school for Scandal" IAN
Unequal Match. :" Arcadia" and Camille" >"
Popular prices OF admission will obtain during
this engagement. Box sheet will open on
Thursday of this week for advance sale of re.
serve seats,
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Pay Direct,
FOR FRESH BEEF.


OFFICE 4. &. s.,
WAsHINGToS BARRACKS, ID. C.,
March z, 1885.
Sealed proposals, in trlplicate, subject TO the
usual conditions. with copy of this ADVERTISE
ment attached. will be received at this office
until IL o'clock Doon ON WEDNESDAY.
APRIL 10, 1855, at which time aud place they
will be opened in presence of bidders, for fur
nshing and delivering the Fresh Beef required
by the subsistence Department, U. $. Army. ut
tlls post. for issues TO troops thereat during the
fiscal year commencing July ], 1855.
Beef nom cattle weighingl less than $50 pounds
net shall not be delivered
Proposals must he inclosed In sealed envelopes
marked proposals for Fresh Beet" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals. Blank proposals giving III
formation ns to conditions, quality OF beef pay
ment, amount of bond &c, must bo obtained
by application 10 this Office. -
sEBREE SMITH,
lst IT. H. q. NJ, I'd Art, A. {. s.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

THE breakfast table letter is read and
appreciated by the President. The mis-
sive of this morning relates to an import
ant department of the government.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

So LONG as the present style Of weather
continues disappointed otico.soekers may
console themselves with tho reflection
that it vas cold day when they got left.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

Much of tho democratic simplicity"
which shows up so charmingly in official
life in Washington is furnished by Worth,
of Paris, and Tiffany, of New York.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The Dime Museum announces another great
sensation this week in Mr.. J. W. Ransone and
Ella Ransone in their thrilling spectacular
drama Across the Atlantic" Mr.. Ransone
is famous specialist, and in the course Of
this play appears in no less than five changes
of character. Ella Ransone Is n talented
soubrettc, and as Kittic has prominent part
in the play. They are ably supported by u
strong company. The museum proper is itll
OF novelties well worth the price OF admission.
SALVATION OIL has many competitors IN the
market, but no rivals Price p cents bottle
National Republican., 1885-03-23

NEXT to Oklahoma, the most porplex-
ing issue inherited by tho now admins
tration is McGillicuddy.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ENoISEER
AND ARCHITECT, FIRErROOF BUILDiSd
ron PENSION OFFICE. 1915 N 81. NV
WAsHINGToF, ID. C., March 20, 1885.
Sealed proposals for plasterlng oflico rooms In
the tlreprOol building for Pension Office are In
ylted, 70 bo opened at this oiflce ON the 0rn OF
APRIL, 1850, at p. M, in presencc OF bidders.
Address as above, and also for specifications of
the work TO he let MIC. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect
mh93, % 9SaDI, z
National Republican., 1885-03-23

IT affords instant relief and speedy cure to
all sufferers from rheumatism. Salvation Oil !!
% cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
real ESTATE, LOANS, Ere.
HEHL ESII7E' LU-INS, EICs
BrsHor e. Bnsshrr.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND INSURANCE
No. zoos + ST., bet. 10th aud 11th sts-
FOR SALE:

Elegant residence on iowa Circle, 10 rooms
largo buffers pantry, bath room, and all mod.
crn improvements. s25, 900: terms easy.
New dwelling on Massachusetts avenue north
west, ~ rooms, all modern improvements; price,
slB,bOu.
New dwelling Massachusetts avenue north
west. rooms, all modern improvements; price,
fli,OOO.
Fine dwelling on NJ street, IL rooms, modern
improvements; price, slO,OOO.
Fine dwelling on Ninth street northwest, IL
rooms and all modern improvements In hrst-
class repair; price, $1,000.
Two new brick dwellings, on street, all mod.
ern improvements; price, $1,000 and $1,000
each terms easy.
New brick dwelling on Massachusetts, avenue,
rooms aud bath and modern improvements;
price, sl,2bu
Two new brick dwellings ON II street north
a., 900.
Two story brick building, 20 by 60, lot 20 by
50, rooms including store, Eighth aud IL sts
N. W.; price, "A, 900; terms easy,
Two dwellings. D rooms each, on Ridge street;
price, $1,000 cash
Fine building lots on Fifeenth street at bar.
gain.
FOR RENT.
FINE RESIDENCE, 1S Rooms, mod.
crn improvement elegantly furnished
near Thomas 500. 90
| FINE ltESIDENCE, 1S Rooms, mod
ern improvements, near Thomas cir
louoo
FINE RESIDENCE. ~ Rooms, mod o.,
| RI. All property placed In our hands will be
| llberally advertised without cost to owners
| Money placed ON 1rst.class Western Securities
| nj 10 per cent
National Republican., 1885-03-23
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WORK.

UFTlCE OF HWILDINW TON
STATE, WAR, ASD NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHIHOTOS, ID. G., March 3D. 1886.
Scaled proposals for furnishing, delivering,
and putting In place the cast Iron frames cast
ings, and trimmings for doors and windows and
cast iron wash boards and stair strings, required
for the west and center wings of the Building for
state. War. and Navy Departments, in this city.
VIII be received at this oiilco until IL m. on
APRIL %, 1855, aud opened Immediately
thereafter In presence of bidders
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders,
and blank forms OF proposal Will be furnished o
established manufacturers of this class Of Iron
work upon application to this ONCE.
TIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel Corps Of Engineers.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
For .RENT-HOUSEs Es.
NoR RENT

MEAT BRICK HOUSE, o ROOMS, WATER,
~ gas, and latrobe; No. l2i3 9th st N. w. In
qulre at 8lS II st n. w. 6.23
National Republican., 1885-03-23
rboa "a Or oeaGSH9 SSI291l corps OF E'slheer''

A RCHITECTS OFFICE. U. =. CAPITOL,
IA WAsHISGToN, ID. @.
sealed proposals for constructing iron green
house at Botanic Garden will be received at this
Office until IL O'Clock M on WEDNESDAY,
APRIL /, 1850, where plans and specifications
for this work can now be seen.
1ly order of Joint Committee on Library.
m A at
National Republican., 1885-03-23
DnorosALs FOR STATIONERY.

DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHtSo,
WAsHINdroN, ID. G., March 10, 1885.
Sealed proposals, indorsed "Proposals for sta.
tionery." will be received from manufacturers
or dealers only at this Bureau until IL o'clock
a, m, April =, 1885, and opened Immediately
thereafter in the presence OF bidders for sta
tionery 10 be delivered at Navy Yard, Washing
ton, d. o., In thirty days from date Of contract.
The bids must be for the articles IN detail, with
the price per unit OF each, and tue lowest aggre.
gate bid for all the articles Will be received.
Bidders are referred TO the Inspector of Provl-
slons and Clothing at tho Washington Navy
Yard for iorms of offer and al, Information rela-
tive to the samples and quantities Of tho articles
required.
The proposals must be made on the proper
blank forms and filled out us Indicated by the
blank,
The Department reserves the right to reject
any proposal not considered advantageous to
the Government j. a, SMITH,
Paymaster General, u s. Navy.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

4 PRIL Ia ORA UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
~ for light housekeeping on I'd floor. by gem
TEN n aud wife, near War Department, Ad-
dress NJ. =, Republican Office. 4-23
National Republican., 1885-03-23
MONDAY, MARCH %, 1885.

Entered at the ro-toiIicc Nv Washington D, O.,
Ttsecond-class matter
National Republican., 1885-03-23
STODDART

...- . - IECTuRES.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
Ana succeeding Evenings During the Week.
JOHN u. STODDART
National Republican., 1885-03-23
iosToN, -NEw YORK, CHICAGO, pHILA-
DELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
AND ALL THE GREAT CfTiEsi

Tho Series WIN Comprise
TWO EVENINGS OF THRtLLtNG HISTORY
AN EVENING WITH THE GREAT NOVEL,
ISr.
TWO EVENINGS of DELIGHTFUL FOR
EIGN TRAVEL.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
" WINTED-ROOMs.

ID cass-A dining room aud kitchen furnished
or unlurnlshed, where there are at least board
pY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
with board, IN small private family; n, w. sec
q N; references. Address Il. b., Republican OF.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
sToDDARD's LECTURES AT FoRD's.

Next week will open an entertainment OF
unusual interest at Fords Opera House. Mr..
course OF Stoddard lectures which have proved
an unqualified success IN Boston, New York,
and other northern cities. They arc Illus.
trated With numerous excellent stereoptican
views, and comprise trips through interesting
centers of European travel. Box sheet will
open on Friday next
National Republican., 1885-03-23

VIII give as above n series Of hia famou. lao.
turcs, which, with their splendid llIustratIona.
arc now tn recognized soclt BY and standard en-
tcrtninments in -
National Republican., 1885-03-23
WANTED -MIsCEILAYEoU Uy.

WANTED - IMPROVED AND UNIM-
w proved city and suburban property for
cash Gu toners. Address BISHOP & BEs-
NETT. Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance. lOOS
Est. 6-2S
National Republican., 1885-03-23
DRoPosALs FOR PLAsTERING.

lst 1t, r. q. NJ, I'd Art, A
mh23, ,2i.25.2D.Anl3.l4
National Republican., 1885-03-23
LOST md FOUND,


4 oST.-IF THE PERSON WHO FOUND
- the large red pock etbook on the desk of the
reading room of the National Hotel will return
the pocketbook and papers TO the office Of the
Hotel no questions will be asked g-24
NJ 4. II. WILL RECEIVE 81 FOR MY
WI. spectacles. When and where shall call
for them? c. IL. RAYMOND. mh20-3t
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-08
JOB+PRINTING
MADE 4 SPECIALITY.


we'll as a short history Of its settle
meat; that our development has
been 80 wonderful as to be almost
phenomenal is a fact that q not be
gainsayed. The exhibit also shows
that the county is all that has
ever been claimed for it, and more.
and that it is destined to become,
not only a grand center for the pro-
duction Of grain, but also Of stock.
The prospect before us is one aattcr-
ing in the extreme, and n that
should encourage every citizen to
renewed exertions in the develop
ment Of the wonderful resources Of
the country--to leave no stone un-
turned that will in any way contrib
ute 10 our advancement. Beside
our natural advantages Of soil and
climate. We may also be c~ongratula-
ted on the fine educational facilities
We possess, and in inviting the stran-
gner to make his home among MS.
let us be careful that he be fully in-
formed, that he may come with a
confident expectation Of the success
that has always attended well direc-
ted effort, industry and economy, in
this new wonderland"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-08
PERSONAL


Father Harris returned, Yesterday
morning from a visit 10 his farui In Rob-
erts county.
A. ID. Hash returned from Minnesota.
where he has been spending tie holt
days, Sunday night. Tie snow and Bit
ter cold weather down there 10 what
brought him some 81 soon.
J. {. Bush started on a visit to his old
ions IN Minnesota yesterday evening.
w. G. Dickinson returned nom his via
II TO Illinois, on Sunday morning. He
complains OF a most ENJOYABLE visit.
Miss. Ally is here Visiting her bro,h,
ers and sisters.
-..T. lowell. was reelected Chairman If
the Boari Of Commission. rs for the en-
suing year. The compliment was dessr,
we'd, and the Judge makes an excelle,>S
chairman.
T.. Huntington started ON Monday even
ing for Bisniark, where he will attend To.
the interests Of the people Of Day county
IN the coming session OF the Legislature.
ID. I. Hindman, the live lumber nlau
| Of Brition, spent Monday in the city,
shaking liands with lis numerous friends
here.
Jadge bryant VAS down on Monday
uf4trttfiH Nv inubtt Efr t3tItcrOt AitO Oknt "
He wss as jolly and ise.y rs usual.
&c. III. Pickett, Of AndoyeI, Was :
Webster visitor yesterday.
G.. II. Bradford. County Tres n s,ssk,
has been shaking hands With the boys
this week snd getting ready fur businsf&
Is. Denton, County s~Arveyor. z,sez Yslte
week in Webster. thefsuest ofIJ. g. Az
ana and family.
-TT56.J5fn Bsft Al esf1{6sYk. M ii
1.-THE city Saturday.
y. z. Dyer, editor al tho 3ayicht. IL
Britton, was down and spent Vie week.
attending to the duties of Probate Judge
boys.
NJ. Vincent. of Triton, one ofour new
Commissioners, agonizcd over road mat
tiers and things this week aud had = good
time with the boys. We are sorry to see
Marshal 10 loosing flesh.
w. w. Osborne, of Pennington, the
youngest man on the County Board took
in the town and kept his eye out for the
counties interest. Tie says he is salts
fed with the weeks visit.
j. Ally returned from q business trip
70 Minneapolis on yesterday.
Lieut.. Ritzrus. Post Qnartermaster at
Fort Sissetop, MAS X Webster visitor to-
day.
Mr.. Sessions. Of Sroton. wss in town
to-dsy on pusInsss.
Mr.. Loomis, banker RI Andover, and
mi OF Treasurer Brsdiords boildsmsE,
wal ia the city to-day.
T. Brigham, "old reliability" lone Of
the old members of tso s.oard. was in
the city this week warming his seat IN
that body. Frank Bowen, remembering
Waubay. has been trying all week TO rub.
him behind the car with . chip.
c. n. Furber, Of Britton. passed thru
the ETY.. Saturday, On y business trip 10
Milibxnk.
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MARRIED.

the residence
OF the brides Father,in Howard county
Iowa, Dec list. 1884. Mr.. John Barker
to Miss Critic Strong.
We wish the hsppy compile q long snd
prosperous journey through life. MIR.
Barker has opened 9 business hotss here,
and proposes TO make tits cita his per-.
manent home.
COMPTON-BAKER.-0n New Years.
dsy. at the residence of the Groom,
Webster, Dskots, MIR. Char. Compton
10 Mrs. Sarah Baker, all 81 this CITY
Squire Lee officiating.
The parties are well known In this civ
aud al sill unite with US in wishing
them Joy in their new estats~-that they
may glide down the stream vi time with
out q skip or break, and come under the
eire at the laSs, having spent such Q life
as will cause their children u rise up
and call them blessed.