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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

1pCClal AQllItS.
Being thoroughly conyersant with SHOPPING in all
its branches, offer my services to all who wish to
avail themselves OF the San Francisco market.
All orders will be executed personally and promptly
commission Of per cent will be charged for ser
vices rendered.
Orders for the various lines OF DRY GoODs, FAScr
GooDs, STATIONERY, ARTISTS MATERIALS, DBUGGrsTs'
SUSDRIEs CBocKERY, FURNITURE, SHOES, &c are so
cited In ordering state quantity, quality and meas
urement, and how goods are to be forwarded.
Send p U. Order Money Order or Bank Draft, paya-
bic to my order. sufficient all expenses OF
buying and shipping goods.
MISS A. L. SAWYER,
PURCHASING AGENT,
iO17 3ml No. $40 Bush ST, San Francisco, Cal.
MIR. w. T. ALLEN,
Has office with Messrs. Bishop& Co. corner Of Mer
chant and Kaahumanu Streets aud he will be pleased
10 attend to any business entrusted to him 1867 en-
MR.. w. C. PARKE
Has an Office Messrs. Bishop It Co.'S Bank corner
Merchant and Kaahumanu SITS, and will be happy to
attend any business entrusted to his 1861 en-
THIS PAPER is kept on file at <. c. DAKE'S
Advertising Agency, Ct and Is Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, Cal, where contracts for advertising
can be made for It. 1865
FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat and costly Fur
nshed Rooms can be had by an early application at
(99a) NO GARDEN LANE.
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Nrm advertisements.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

HoNoLuLU, November q, 1855.
THE PARTNERSHIP, HERETO
L fore existing under the Arm name Of LONEJOI
q CO., is this day dissolved by Limitation. j. H. LOVE
JOY assuming all obligations of the late firm.
II. II MACFARLANE,
FRANK BROWN,
j. II. LOYEJOY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Scott, principal of Fort Street School
has returned to his local duties from his detail
duties imposed on him, as inspector Of Govern
meut schools, on Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The medical profession Is now threatened with
competition by the incoming Chinese, two adopts
the art of preparing pills and bOluses, of that
nationality now presenting their claims 10 the
patronage of a generous public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

Dsah 5y paras Jor uonn.
Wards. l|2 3'A 81 : $40 II L. 10 outside.
Dsaas, 8 9. I . ]. - .....I.. :
NurE.-Of the above were uou-rrsidcnts.
Annual death rate per luyu for Month, -
SICKNESS IN THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS DUR
ING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1855
s.5a,5- #g5.5-- D. - Pr Csntdgs Of
W SiaIe,s.
Fort Street school, i4e - .Ul
ROYAL Schoul.-.---.---. - n .3a5
Pohukaiua School .... u2
ST Alban's College ..-. ~ IL
St Louis GONCEc.-.-.H 1Sa
Preparatory School 90
Scholars absent three or more consecutive dave on
account OF sickness alleged sickness are reported
sick
JouS II. BGowS, Agent Board Of Health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The American bngantine COUsHclo sailed from
San Francisco for this port the 18th ult., with
cargo valned nj nearly $4,000. Among the
items Il mules and li5 hogs valued 81, 900 and
one lot Of machinery, for some sugar plantation,
valued at $1,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The barkentine EiU'eka arrived out on the 18th
ult, Az days passage from this port. While ccm.
ing into the harbOr of San Francisco, one of the
sailors, named c. Christiansin fell from the fore
topsail yard TO the deck and fractured his skull.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The fire cap which ornaments the top of the flag
staff in front Of Engine Co., No. ., appears to be
insecure and is apt to drop upon some unwary
passer by. High winds are prevalent and the
ornament is at present dangerous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

1t Is quite true rs the Organ says: in short
the present Government have borrowed more
money than all the Governments that preceded
them put together This statement was evident
ly made by the willy fox, mot the d6rcrtisey ed
itOrD when he was mapping.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The steamship 81. Paul. sailing in the Oceanic
line to this port from San Francisco and return,
is expected TO have left San Francisco ON the 9Th
inst, and will therefore probably, arrive here
or about the 18th inst, next Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
KNOWLES
STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS

THE UNDERSIGNE ED HAN EJUST
i received per Amy Turner. from Boston. full as
sortmont y" these celebrated Pumps which are guaran
tced to be cheaper and better than any other style OF
pump imported. We call the attention Of planters par
cicuarly 70 the Vacuum Pump, which j. less comph
tatcd and more servicable than other pump.
IOs1 Am HWEWER& co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The semi-annual meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees OF the Queens Hospital was held on the 4th
inst AT the room of the Chamber of Commerce
Wee President Hon. c. Il. Bishop, in the chair
The Visiting Committee for the past quarter pre-
scented their report which spoke in satisfactory
terms OF the general appearance OF the hospital.
The Chairman appointed as a Visiting Committee
Tor the ensuing quarter: HOnOrabes Godfrey
Rhodes, s. q. Wilder and H. A. w1demann. HE
other business transacted of Il usual routine
character.
Following Is the semi-annual report Of the
Treasurer:
To His ExcellUncy, Minister Of Iutcriur-Sir: have
the honor 10 furnish this tho fftythird omianuual
report Of the Treasurer OF the Queens Hospital
ing the receipts and disbursements during the half
ending November 30 1885, and OF the present financial
condition Of the corporations
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Notice.

T'IIE UNDERSIGNED ED, HAS BEEN
appointed Administrator u the Estatc Of the late
s. =. KEW f, Of Waimea Kauai. hereby gives notice
an parties having claims against the said Estate 10
present the duly authenticated within months
from date they viii be forever barred; and all par
ties indebted to said Estate requested 90 make i'm
mediate payment 10 the undrrsi-Eed-
y. AUKAI
Admr Of Estate Of s. =. Rcxe, deceased
Waimca. kauli. NOV. 9Th 1855. 1000 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

Complaint has been made Of the neglect of the
scavenger carts TO make their regular rounds dur
ing the past week and as a consequence causing
restaurants and other places. The nuisance has
been abated during the past few days and it is
to be hoped will never occur again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Sailed.

Dec Am hktuo Ella. Howe, sar Francisco
Dec Am bE Martin Davis, Benson, Hongkonr
Vessels in Port.
Ger hk X Bishop, Wotcrs
BIT bk Victoria Gross, Robertson
Br bk Lizzie lrudaic lrcdaic.
EXPORTS.
For San Francisco, per bktnr Ella, Dec 8-587i bags
tu5ar Us hnchs bananas, 80 bbls moasscs: domestic
value, Sf4O52 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
BORN.
DIED

In Honolulu Dec 5th lSs to the wife Of Colonel c.
7. laukoa, daughter.
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Special Notice!

THE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED
Il that All FAT and All PAU, Of Honolulu. are here
by authorized collect all the debts due TO LEE WO
CHAN Of Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, aud TO give a fall
receipt therefor LOO SAM SING.
Honolulu, Nov. ct 1885 I1yO3te
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The band concert at the Square on the afternoon
of the 9Th inst, fairly well attended and the
musical programme presented was quite enjoyable.
Three new pieces, a composition by Godfrey.
"Reminiscences of Auber," one by Lamothe "Our
Last Waltz and one by Coote London Life
iuuadriIle) afforded added interest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

Master Willie White for some time in the employ
of Mr. J. Z. Wisemau, but latterly IN the service
Of the lnterIsand 5 s. Co., made his first trip as
lad Of his years the position is that reflects
creditably upon the estimation placed upon his
abilities by his employers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

A second Episcopal congregation with the Bis
hops assent has been formed in this city. This
congregation has the right under certain condi-
uons, Of nominating its own clergyman and
managing its own affairs The new congregation
will doubtless increase IN number during the next
year or SO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The auction sale Of the effects of Charles
Larisch, lately deceased at koOlau, was conducted
by Mr. l.. J. Leyey Of TINS city in person, and the
realization from the sale Is reported to have been
better than was hoped for. The sale was held on
the 4th inst, at Kaneohe, and the attendance was
nnnl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

At noon the Sd inst in front of Aliiolani Hale,
by auctioneer Messenger, of the Interior Depart
ment, were sold the licenses to sell ava root on the
island OF Oahu. The licenses were six in number,
the districts of Koolaupoko, waialua and Eva,
and the amount obtained as follows: Homo
lulu, first license Ako, 81 200; second license, G..
d. Freeth, 81 200; third license Dowsett $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The Holiday season Is coming on and the children
are looking forward 20 rest. Little buyers are in
all the fancy stores picking up presents for
Christmas. There Is no end of mystery about the
purchases, What fond hearts the little mystery
shows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
HAWAII.
High wind at Hilo, Wednesday Dec. 2nd.

| There is an abundance Of snow now seen on the
| top of Mauna Kea and Mauna BOa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
On Tuesday, Dec. sth.
DESIRABLE PARCELS OF LAND

situated al Oiomana Panoa In the % and Sdioin
ing the Unknown Rovd Residence, via
The Parcel known a. the kAAJ kIL Lols f1loin-
ing che Boyd Premises N ne mauka side and ccn-
faininc % Acre, nofe o. ics-. and llu-e failF
described in p. No. 91, Lea. Nc. SOS. Also.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

! The Court at Lahaiua Is expected to get through
! its business tomorrow. The Crown has been sue
oessful in most Of its prosecutions but then the
Attorney General went himself instead of sending
a deputy. See the good of little wholesome news
| paper criticism.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
4 rARo PATCHES

,dioininr aid BOYD Premises on the makai af t1vn
side rontannr fi-iou o. Acre. more o. lese. tEd
more fniiy described IN r. r. 30. 1913. l. {. A. Nc
500 b. Also.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The day of election is drawing nigh, and as it
nears our chance for opponent to G.. b. Palo
hau, seems to grow less and less. There is a de-
cided apathy, or at any rate, a want of energy on
the part of some Who that one Is l decline
to state at present, but probably a change may
come over the scene before New Years Day.
AGRICOLA.
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Meeting of Queens Hospital Trustees.

oEHLHAFFEN-A Sacramento, Cal. Nov 16th.
iss5 RonEHT Won oEulHArFEN, iromerly resident OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The frozen cheek Of the Advertiser editor is
most noticeable in the statement that, that paper
had presented, after much pains and labor undou-
bledy, ''the conduct Of the Opposition IN truthful
guise to native and foreign voters" smile lila
mines the yIsage of unbiased ''kamaainas' when
they think of the possibility of the 4arsrfiser or
Eieie presenting anything in truthful guise! The
ancient shepherd however may be regarded
as an illustration of the truthful guise' posi-
ton, his character Of fox being lately well por-
trayed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
MIR. W. f. ALLEN,

las office with Messrs. Bishop Co. corner of Mer.
liant and Kaahumanu Streets aud he will be pleased
attend to any business entrusted to him. 1857 6m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

FURNISHED RoOMS--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms can be had by an early application at
1922 MOI GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

The latest organization which has obtained life
in the community Is the Hawaiian Rife AssOcia-
ton the objects of which are 10 encourage prac-
tice IN rifle shooting, by the offer of prizes and to
oher Inducements for the occurrence of competitive
drills amongst the military organizations. The
officers of the Association are president, DR.. J.
Brode; vice-president, Charles Il. Wilson; secre-
tary and treasurer j. II. Fisher; the meetings of
the Association will be hold monthly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

On the 10th inst, Mr.. James Morgan, the we'll
known linguist will preside at the sale TO be held
at Messrs Adams Cos auction rooms and will
probably be in humor TO give, 10 interested
audience, his views upon the worth Of various
articles, which will be placed by him before his
hearers, for purchase. The mantle of the pro
speeding Ellis seems TO have fallen upon able
shoulders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

Since closing the above statement the asset Of 81 90
above has been paid and De- duly credited in the Book;
OF Bishop ~ Co. remain. dear sir
Your uhpdiput servant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08
aufiion saIts
Town Property for Sale.

The undersigned, ny authorised Trustees icr Miria
A. Bo3d Will ofer AZ Public Auction, a. the salcsra
Of r. n Adams 4 Co
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08
Fact.

The Fayette Enterprise Of Wed.
nesday last has this 10 say Of our
townsman, Mr.. ]. w. st. Clair, who
has done as much if not more fol
The cause Of Democracy than any
other man in this section of the
State: "If devotion to party and
to party principles is 10 be recogniz.
ed by the new administration, we
know ofno one more worthy Of a
"fat Office" than our countymau,
Mr., ]. W. Stellar. He has spent
his money, time, talent and energy
for the success Of those principles
which he believes will rebound ia
the best interests Of the country, aud
his influence and good manage
ment has been felEin party circles
in this State; the Third district
particularly. But so far he has
been "left out in the cold" while
others less capable and deserving
aregelting and enjoying the sweets
ofolfioe. 0fcourse, it is not our
fight but we always like to see
true worth and merit recognized
-Fayette Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08
Small Farms.

II is apparent to the close observ.
er, who travels over our Slate, that
as a rule West Virginias attempt
to cultivation much landor In 9th.
er words are made land pobr, by
owning more land than they can
cultivate.
The average Virginian with
limited means and help, imagines
that he can not get along with less
than one to two hundred acres,
and it requires years of labor to
clear a fourth Of the land, yet all
this time be is paying taxes on a
large body Of unimproyed land.
Were email farms thoroughly
cultivated made a special object,
much better results financially and
otherwise would be secured,
IL is nothing uncommon to find
fifty to seyenLY.fye acres on a farm
Of cleared land with only ten to
fifteen acres in grass, theresidue left
to bleach in the hot sun when not
cultivated in corn. This method
Of butchering our lands is having
disastrous effect, and speaks vol.
umes against our Stats.-Sate Stand.
ard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08

change because II has dispelled the
fear that a party which had been q
long in power and had resorted IL
fraud to retain power could not b,
driven out by the will Of the peo.
pile; because II has proved that We
can still elect and inauguratt the
President Of our choice despite the
almost exhaustless money Of mo,
nOpolies and the strength Of an
army Of Office holders.
The country is stronger because
the closeness Of the election has
been a test Of the peoples devotion
10 true selfgoyernment; because il
has proved that to a large number
ofpersons the welfare Of the Re.
public is dearer thar the ties Of
party; because ii has given to the
world a splendid example Of the
intelligence, and self.control and
the patriotismof mighty nation
almost equally divided 10 political
sentiment.
Let US hope that the country
will continue to grow stronger az
the Administration grows older.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08
Notice to Attorneys and Lltlgnnts


tarowing q. the long time We hayeto
walt, the heavy loses enlailed, and tie
difieulties we have in collecting legal
adyertidps we hereby give notice 70 all
concerned, that from and after the April
Rulss, 1885, we Willlemandi eass q dd-
paaa for Orders Of Publication, Master
Commissioners Notices, Notices 10 Lien
Holders, Creditors Notices, Deposition
Notices, Removal Notices aud all other
Notices required by Law TO be published
IN a newspaper, except Special Commits.
sionefs Sales, sbeha's Sales, Trustees
Sales, Receivers Sales, &c. These In oil
cases to be paid for when the sales are
made, without awaiting confirmation By
Court, and when these conditions are
not complied with, then, thereafter edsN
iaddtaIet for all'mch publications, as "a
those who fall TO pay as above stated
No security taken. All legal publica,
lions inserted at the rates fixed by
law This notice Is given in pursuance
Of a written agreement this day made
between Us, and will be rigidly enforced
without regard 10 whom the parties are
s. O. BUTLER,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08
AnImpOrtant Declsion.

The Supreme Court on Saturday
rendered the following opinion in
the case Of Daniels & Co., VS.. Bar,
low, and which presents a question
Of much public interest, and one as
to which there has been much di,
versity of opinion among members
Of the bar aud Judges Of the Cir.
cult Court.
1.-THE provision in Section 10 Of
Article 8 of the constitution Of this
State as amended in 1880, which dc,
clares that mo fact tried by a jury
shall be otherwise re.examined, in
any case, than according TO the
rules Of the common law" apple.
to cases tried by a jury Of six before
q Justice, and prohibits the re.trial
Of such cases by the Circuit Court
under the provision Of Chapter s
Acts of 1882
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08

AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE IN
MARION CouETY..-secretar Of State
Walker on Wednesday issued a Ger,
tiicate Of incorporation to the
South Castor Gas Coal Company
The corporators are James o. Wat,
son, James Morrow, Jr., Henry G,
Davis, VIM. A. Hanway, E. W. s.
Moore, Thos, f. Watson, W. N,
Clements, w. H. Watson, j. N.
Camden aud ]. Ed. Watson. The
company is organized for the pur.
pose Of opening a new coal field,
containing about 1000 acres, lying
on the east side Of the West Fork
river, about four miles south Of
Fairmont, aud said to be the rich
est tract Of gas coal in the State
To reach this coal the company
will extend the present CASTOR rail,
road up the West Fork, crossing at
Q point about two miles distant
from its present terminus at the
CASTOR mines, II is said that work
will be inaugurated at once, and
the new enterprise pushed rapidly
forward with the least possible de
lay. The company is a strong one
financially, and In all other re.
specLs, and means business. -lndz.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08
The Country q StrongeI

liNeW 1oTk MOrlu.
President Cleveland's admins
.tration move slowly. accordance
withthe wise rule laid down BY its
chief.
1--WE cannot hope to avoid mis-.
takes, said the President beforein.
auguration, "but if we move slowly
we shall make fewer mistakes than
we should be apt to make five NOV.
ed with less deliberation."
Yet, although the Administrat.
ion has been in existence only
a'few weeks and has made scarcely
score Of changes in the vast
army Of Federal Office. holders over
one hundred Thousand strong, it
has already accomplished q great
public good,
The country is today stronger
for the change.
For years it had been charged
aud believed by many that The
Democratic party was a party ofun.
patriotic principles and evil inten-
tions; that it was unfit to be in.
trusted with the Government, and
that II restored to power it would
seek to disturb the provisions of the
Constitution growing out Of the re-
bellion, to strip the negro populat
ion Of the Snuihof their civil rights
and, if possible, Of their liberty;
would seek to pay rebel debts, to
pension Confederate soldiers, to cut
of the pensions Of Union soldiers
to disturb business, TO violate chart.
cred rights aud to reduce the
wages oflabor.
These charges were not made by
unscfuplous partisians alone.
They were sanctioned and repeated
by the better class Of Republicans.
An appeal TO the passions of the
most vicious sectional fanaticism;
an arraignmet Of sixteen States of
the Union out Of thirty.eight and
of more than one half the people Of
all the States as debased, unscrup-
ulous, ignorant and disloyal; a re.
sort to all the resources Of fraud,
corruption aud the yilest demagos.
ism, had reduced Presidential cleo.
tions In 1876 and 1880 TO q serious
national evil.
The change in the National Ad-
ministration through the triumph
Of Grover Cleveland has swept
away this impression Of the Demo
cracy's character forever.
Does not this make our constitu.
tiOn stronger than they we're be.
fore Mr., Clevsland's Inauguration
Must not the honor Of the nation
stand higher when II is found that
a majority Of our people are not
disloyal, dishonest, and destructive,
as they were falsely represented 10
beH The country is stronger for
The change because it has been
proved that the Southern people
area patriotic, as loyal 10 the con.
stitntiOn, as Ct to conduct the Gov.
eminent Of the Union Of which
they are a part as the Northern
people; because IL has disarmed aud
lessened sectional prejudice; be.
cause Il has taught the negro that
his rights are as safe under Demo.
cratic as under Republican rule,
and that bis independence, self 70.
spect and elevation are better as
snred; because il has satisfied The
business community that all the
material, conservative, progressive.
interests Of the country will DO ad..
yanced by Democratic economy,
simplicity and honesty.
Thn' NhUnktTt l.. al.,A. -, ~ at,a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08

What reason have the Democ.
racy TO offer for the removal Of Nc
CormickH He was a Republican,
Is there anything else against HIM
Sale Journal.
There is a respectable majority
of Democrats hereabouts who re-
gard his Republicanism as a prime
reason why Mccormick should 60
aud not stand upon the order Of
going" either, We understand his
appointment was on account Of bis
party fealty, Turn him out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08
The Washington correspondent

The Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer says
Much fault is found by not a few
Democrats because the President
has not already supplanted every
Republican Office. holder with q
Democrat. In his own good time
be will engage the services OF good
Democrats to aid him to admins.
ter the estate Of which be is the
nominal head, II however be
should yield 10 the clamor 10 do
this at a break neck pace the re.
suit would be the Crippling Of the
machinery Of the Government, and
give the enemies Of Adminstra.
ton on this score a just point Of
attack, President Cleveland is not
unmindful Of the services Of those
who contributed 10 his own elect.
ion, and means to provide for them,
but 10 do itiu such a way and
time as will not cause any friction
upon the government machinery
as a whole.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08

Hon, james G. Blaine, the late
defeated candidate for President
on the Republican ticket, called on
President Cleveland at the White
House. 1t was the first time these
two distinguished gentlemen had
every met, aud their meeting wat
a most cordial one. Mr. Blaine
regards Mr.. Cleveland as a wonder
full man, and says that be will
make a most excellent President
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-08

Some Democrats are disposed Ia
find fault with President Cleveland
because he does not make removal.
OfRepublicansf fast enough toplease
them. II they will bide their time,
the whole gang Of Republican Of
Zee holders will be removed, and
Democrats installed in their places
II is true that many Of us are
"hunsry," but we will appreciate
the meal all the better when We
do have IL set before Us.