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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30
mArERNAL DUTIES.
Educating Children in Moral and
Physical Hygiere~

Hygiene in the home means more
than merely carefully s:rubbing on; the
corners. disinfecting cellars, drains, etc. ;
all very necessary things in their way.
but not Of The Importance that personal
hygiene is. Every boy and girl should
be thoroughly taught the sanitary
science Of living; and in orter that
they shall understand the question,
they must have a comprehension Of the
Physiological laws of their being; in
fact young people should undergo
sort OF moral sanitation. Where there
is ignorance, there IS crime; and when q
person commits crime, violates the law,
whether he knows the law or not, he
must suffer punishment. Where we
violate hygienic laws We viii surely be
punished, Mothers all over the IanG
are responsible for mistakes On The par /.
of their children. committed through
ignorance, and for crimes on the part
OF others which that ignorance made
easy. They may never know the con-
sequences OF their neglect, bu. many
a child bears lifelong results and many
times the "hao | only known" would
NIL the mothers heart with deepest
sorrow did she hear it, ard know the
woe and misery wbieh forced It Into
expression. -riI "aF|
1t Is .,uie mothers realized the awful
rs Ponslbiiity which rests upon them,
and meet it truly, bravely and intelli-
gently. They are training human
beings for the future, training thr m for
good or evil, for JOY or sadness. Much
OF Whist that future must be rests upon
the mother. The child must be taught
to reason, to know righi from wrong;
must know OF quick sands TO AVOID
them. No one fears that of which be
knows nothing. ..i
Many mothers excuse themselves
with, Il don't know how. -. Then learn
it is q duty to themselves and TO
their children. A motherowes herself
careful training and preparation, mem
tally, morally and physically. before
she undertakes the sacred Offices
of maternity. No mother has any
right TO be ignorant concerning those
things which may be OF vital
concern to her child. Purely and
prayerfully teach children what they
should know, prepare them for the
trials and temptations they must meet
In the great world, while they are vet in
the home where they may De taught.
The world viii be hard enough if they
are thoroughly prepared TO grapple
with the problems IL presents; but II
unprepared, with pitfalls on every hand
and not knowing Of them, il would be
rare indeed il they did not stumble into
some of them.-HFIth Amendment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30
A Most Liberal ofer

TEE VoLrAIo BELI Co., Marshall
Mich, offer 70 send their Celebrated
VoLTAIo BELTS and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trirl 10 anv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Ydslity,
Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamphlet In
sesled envelope with full particulars
mailed free. Writ Lnsm at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30

Young girls father-'fYou here
again ?" Young man-"Yes, 1 believe /
am" Young girls father-''I thought /
put you out a. few days ago. Young
man-"Yes that was on election day.
November g." Young girls father
What's that got 10 do with il P' Young
man-.'Pve been looking up the law.
and find that business transacted on a
legal holiday is Illegal Tid-Bits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30

The proper equipment for Washing.
ton newspaper reporter consists Of
integrity. intelligence, bicycle and an
absence Of modesty and money.-Wash
ington Critic,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30

A scientist says that q man who has
been struck BY lightning can rot Ewim.
he might nave added that he never
tries to.-Tid- Bits. tTE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30
The Babies CRY for II.

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy. Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. It
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels, while il arouses them
TO a healthy activity. For sale by A. @.
Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30

castle. il Is TO be provided with a cir
cular staircase in ice, leading TO A para
pet commanding fine view A height
of l02 feet will be attained by the prin-
ciple tower, shown in the foreground of
the SKETCH The tower on the eastern
angle will rise to a height Of eighty feet
and be placed d.sgonally to the wall
At the northerly angle will be a fourth
tower. thirty-two feet square and 6fty
feet high. Curtain wAll-, with loop-
holes and battlements connect towers
and turrets together. Special provision
has been made in the design for
effective aid 70 electric illumination and
pyrotechnics. E. ses 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30
THE MONTREAL CARNIVAL.
Preparations for the FesiivaI-CastIs
Of ace.

On February next the Montreal car
nival will begin. The programme Of
sports is already snnouncedg and the
design for the usual ice structure has
been decided on. It is a''castt,,c" this
time; heretofore it has been palace. e"
The castlei Is to be erected as Usual on
Dominion Square, almost under the
windows of the Winusor Hotel, and
will be larger and more picturesque
than any previous similar structure.
THE ICE CASTLE.
Instead of following the designs o
former winters at Montreal aud 81.
Paul, the architects have placed the
principal tower at the northwestern
angle rather than at The centre, the
whole design being intended TO give
greater variety of view as al observer
makes the circuit OF the structure.
The plan is an irregular square. IN
closing an area Of some 900 feet. en-
tifely clear. open 10 the sky. From
each angle of the square tower
rises. that on the sOuthweste n
corner being q reduced copy. If
the great tower. al Windsor
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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23
Fakultstens rapport.

Till vordiga Augustana synoden!
Den rapport. som jag egenskap af laro-
verkets president har att sfgifva. ror inga
andra laroverksarenden an dem, som sam
manfattas under rubrikerna undervisnin-
gen, sjalavarden, helsovarden SAINT ordnin.
gen och tukten vid laroverket. Hvad jag
har att saga. skall jag derf3r framstalla
under dessa rubriker och den ordning de
redan namts.
/. UNDERvIsNINGEN.
Hvad som yttrades jolarets rapport ON
undervisningens anordning och bedrifvande
kunde har aterupprepas. emedan det fort
farande ar faktiskt. Da emellertid ct,
sadant upprepsnde val ma anses onodigt
sa skall jag 81 befatta mig dermed. Hvat
kristendo ndomsundervisningen vidkommer
ma dock &ter nSmnas, att Visa studerandt
-foretradesyis sadans, som icke aro d
svensk nationalitet-hafva afven delta skol
ar visat zig obenagna att mottaaa under
visn,ng kristendomen. N0dtvunget infn
na de sig visserligen vid lektionerna, eme
dan det maste s& vsrs. men hvad de lara
det 1r en- AMMAN frAga. Att form& dem at
tillegna zig en- ordentlig kus kristendem
har hitintills icke lyckats O.. Emellertit
fasthAlls VI StrSngt dsn xruudsatssn, u
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

En- agent for ararkistbladet ar "Arbeiter
Zeitung" har blifvit arresterad en- socia.
lists hus Omaha. Neb.
DemOkraterna Iowas SIDE kon
gressionala distrikt hafva for aterval upp-
stalt kongressmannen Hepburn.
Grants graf. General schofeld har
meddelat parkkommissarien, att de trup'
per som hallit vakt vid Grants graf, ,komms
den 30 juni att aterkallas.
Sioux indianerna hafva professional
mot att nagon del af deras reservation sal
jes, och anfortrott slit besvarsmal at donna.
rem Plowman Deadwood i Dakota.
Professor mot krangelmakaren
Brown Iowa synes blifva bade langvarie
och dyr. Senaten har afhort en- massa
vittnen, men har annu so f6rh0r qvar.
SubskriptlOnen till forman for d.
under Observation-Disclosures Chicago d.
dade eller sarade polismannens familjer
uppgar uu till ofver $4,000.
Plundrad 1 en- jernvAgsvagn
blef hsrom dagen John F. Nordgren under
en- resa fran Omaha. Neb., till Cusham
Nordgren f0rlorade $l3 900 forutom en- de-
smycken. ....
Funnel lik, Liket sf dsnsken Juliu
Hansen Cheyenne, Wy. fanns harom do
gen Bluegrass Greek. Man tror allmSn
ct Hansen blifvit mordad, do han vid sit
f0rsvinnsnde hsde pA Gig en- bel del pen
ningar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23
Presidentens emb etsbe
rattelse.

Arade medlemmar af Augustana syno-
den!
Mad, barmhertighet och frid af honom
som ar, som var och som kommer.
Under tider af ofverhandtagande ogud.
aktighet och sedesloshet, af altman orc och
upplosning ar Diet en- stor forman, skanker
det en- salig trygghet att ia tillh0ra det ri
ke, som ar rattfardighet, frid och fr0jd
den Helige Ande, det rike som icke bafva
kan.
Sasom medlcmmar af delta rlke helsar
jag eder, dyre vanner och br0der valkomna
till delta synodalmote. Ma Guds frid, som
6fvergar ALT forstand ia regera och forva-
ra vara bjertan och Sinner Kristus Jesus
Kasta vi blicken tillbaka pa det ar som
forsvunnit, sedan vi sasom synod sist voro
forsamlade. hafva vi manga och stora an
ledningar att tscka Herren och fatta nytt
mod Gap. G. %: l5). Visserligen hafva
vi ocksa orsak att b0ja oss djupt stoftet
och erkanna vara manga synder, var myck-
ma otro och forsummelse SAINT af bjertat
bedja. HERE ga icke till doms med dina
tjenare, ty for dig ar ingen lefvande raft.
fardig. Men denna var ovardighet b0r
framkalla en- sd mycket innerligare tack
samhet mot Herren for hans of0rsky Ida
mad och oandliga barmhertighet och vi GO.
ra gerna patriarkep Jakobs bekannelse till
var: HERE. jag ar for ringa till all den
barmhertighet och trohet som du med din
tjenare gjort hafver'', och villa instamma
med den kungliga sangaren: "Tacken Her.
rem, ty han ar mild och hans godhet varar
evinnerligen'.
De ingangna konferens-rapppo
vittna ON ett helsosamt och stadigt framat
! skridande inom vart samfund ga val inre
som yttre tillvaxt och styrks.
Gudstj jensterna besokas sllmanhet fiji
tigt och sakramenterna brukas med andak
och vordnad. EFT par rapporter klagas
dock ofver att barnens dop uppskjutes hal
och der ALT for lange och att det pa man
ga s,allen annu allmann.ligen forratt az
eHskiIda hus stallet for kyrkan dit de-
egeDtligen hor.
Intresset och uppofringen for barnep
kristliga uppfostran synes mer och mel
vakna och tilltaga. och det ar gladjande at
se hvad som cores inom en- del af vara for
samlingar for barpens underwriting. fol
den kristna forsamlings och hvsrdagssko
Ian. Men Snnu fnnas fasta f6rsamlings
skolor tyvarr endast innom EFT fatal af va
ra f0rsamlingar. Pa de fiesta stallen h&lla
skola blott iva eller tire manader under som
martiden, da vanligen atuderaDde fran VAR
lsroverk anysndss till skollsrare. Dett,
Sr pa langt mar icke hvad som beh6fves ocl
mAste anses endast sAsom en- n0dfallshtslp
Inom nAgra forsamlingar hafvs prester
m b5Ejak hall skola tire . fyra dsgar ! vec
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23
Fran Augustana-synodens
mote 1 Minneapolis,
Minnesota:

\ Synoden sammantradde sv. ev. luth.
Observation-Disclosures Minneapolis
kyrka frdagen den 18 iuni XII. 1a9 Q. M,
da synodalpredikan hollis af synodens vi
CO president, prof. o. Olson, med anled-
ming af 2 Kor.4de kap. ANNE: "Var
kallelse sasom kyrkosamfund."
Lordagen den 10 XII. 9 f. m. oppnades
m0tet med. d.sang, bibellasning och bon al
presidenten, hvarefter motet forklarades
oppet, och namnlistan pa synodens for
samlingar och deras represeatanter upp-
ropades och antecknades.
Efter motet salunds blifvit organise.
radt afgaf presidenten SIN sakrika> en-.
betsberattelse, hyaretter val at embets.
man foretogs, hvarvid de gamle embets-
mannen 8tervaldes, namligen past. Erl
Carlson, president; prof. o. Olson, vice
president; past. 8. P. A. Lindahl, sekre.
terare och herr G. G.. Thulin, skattma-
stare.
Till safe och yttranderatt vid delta
mote uppto9os prof. W. F. Ulery, pasto-
rerna J. p. Lundblad och J. G. Nikan.
der, observation-disclosures och ofriga teol
studerande fran v8rt seminarium, som
voro narvarande vid motet.
En- komite tillsattes, hvilken skulle ta-
ga presidentens embetsberattelse j Of
vervagande och med anledning at dem
samma bereda och inlemna forslag till
synodens antagande.
Komiteen bestar af pastorerna G. M
Ranseen, E. Norelius, j. E. Erlander
PA. Cederstam, P. A. Bergquist och j
w. Skans SAINT hrr 9. j. Samuelson fran
Opheim, ILL.,, John Swanstrom, Red Wing
Minn.,J. Winell fran Des Moines, Iowa
C.J. Stromquist fran Fremont, Kansas
och A. Holmstrom fran New York, N. Y
Sessionerna under delta mote hallas
kl. &9--12 +. m. och 3-5 9. m. Pa (. m
behandlas de allmanna g0romalen, och
pa 9. m. h8lles teol. discussion Diver am
net: "Ds kristnas endragt och dess val
signelse." Beslut fattades dock att Q
m. afvika fran den bestamda ordningen
och stallst for teologisk discussion be-
handla degppande goromalen.
Alldenstahd synoden blifvit af hrr j
A. Smith od Nv. Anderson inbjuden at
foretaga en- %aykt till Lake Minnetonk,
derfor bssiutvdt; att synoden med noj'
antager biad3ingen, och att utdykter
foretaees 1AAniagen den 28 juni.
En- kamite stillsattes, hyilken skull'
grsnska do tM presidentan inlemnad'
ansokningarAa m ursakt for franvart
fran motet od deram rapportera till sy
modem.
Komiterade: Pastorerns j. Magny
O. D. olanders y. Walless, A. W, Dahl
sten. och L. r AhlAuist SAINT hrr Joh,
"A. Enander, I Garrison, A.P. 60der
4uist, Oscar Jo1nlpn ooh p. GlaA
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23

Midsommartiden ar ater inne
Sa ljus och warm och sd sk0n och bid.
En- atilla glade hyarje slime
Sig smyger in med en- sommarfrid,
Och sangen klingar himlens sky,
Och sorgsna tankar nu maste fly.
Hvad ljufig vallukt fran ang och lunder
Hvad lif och lust naturens sal!
ALT nu sig frojdar at Skaparns under,
ALT andas glidje skog och dal,
Och tusenstammig en- lofsang gar
Mot himlen opp uti englars spar.
Sc varma boljan vid stranden leker
Med lila snackan stiIla 70,
Och vingad sapgare muntert smoker
Sin maka hu'd vid det trefna bo,
Och blommans djupblaa oga ser
Mot himlen opp och af sallhet Ter.
Du ljufva sommar, hvem gaf dig lifvet
Hvem tog dig fram utur jordens BARN
AT hvem ar fargen och ALT dig gifvet,
Hvem gjorde kinden sd frisk, sd warm?
Det gjorde solen pa himmelen,
Och Gud. den Evige. tande den.
Sa sand, du sol, dina varma stralar
Ifran dit fjerran pa jorden ner.
Naturens tafa vanligt at oss du ger
Fornyad ater for hvarje ar,
En- afglans kanske af himlens var.
Kom, varma strale, och torka taren
Fran hyarje oga, som crater an;
Forbin1 de blodande, djupa saren,
Och hjertats klagan, o, tysta den,
Och sand en- lekande sommarvind
Att rosor stro pa hvar bleknad kind!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23
All preuumeratien erlagges for
skOtt.
Adressera edra bref: Skaffa-
rem, 231 e. 7Ih ST., st. Paul, Mimi

+ az VARA PRENUMERANTER torde noga
go efter att numret den roda adresslappen An
dras med hka manga hummer som li9vid in
sandts for. Delta ar det enda qvitto som m
mas. Visar sig ingen andring siffrorna sa skrif
cm ett par veckor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23

w Prenumeranter bora vara mycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppgifva
vid hvilken Post Office tidningen afhemtas -
Delta CALLER afven da tidningen ''stoppas".
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23

az vid adressforandring uppgifves alltid SO
val det postkontor der tidningen forut afhem-
q 8, som det postkontor, till hvilket man On
kar A tidningen sand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-06-23

Synodalradet framlemnade sin rapport
| hvilken antogs for att genomg8s stycke
for stycke. Fr&gan ON basta ssttet att
indrifva den s. k. Reconsideration ar for
huset.
Lordagseftermiddagen XII, predikade
pastor P. A. Cederstam 0fver amnet
"Gudsbelatet," och pa qvallen predikade
pastor G. o. Hultgren Diver amnet:
''Fralsningsradslutet."
I sondags var en- verklig hogtidsdag,
da skrift- och nattvarosgang firades. Pa
stor N. Nordgren holl skriftetal med an
ledning af Gal. 2: 20. DIR T. N. Hassel-
quist predikade hogmessa med ledniug
at dagens evangelium. Anne: "Hier-
tats hufvudfraga, upptackt och besvarad
af hjerteransakaren."
Pa Q. m. XII. 3 var det sondagsskolfest,
da pastorerna 8. P. A. Lindahl och A.
HUT katekiserade med ocn talade till
barnen.
ORDINATION.
Foljande kandidater aro beviliade Or
dination vid Augustana synodens mote
i Minneapolis sondagen den ~ juni:
l. ANDERs s. BEcKLUND, K allad till sv.
ev. luth. forsamlingen i, ,Kewanee. Henry
county, Illinois.
2. GUsTAF BERGLUND, kallad till sv.
ey. luth. forsamlingen Manor, Travis
county, Texas.
3. JOHN VICTOR CARLSON, kallad till
sv. ev. luth. forsamlingen Woodruff,
Henry county, Ill.
4. EMANUEL EDMAN, kallad till sven
ska ev. luth forsamlingen 1 Princeton,
Bureau county, Ill.
5. JoHAN AUG. FROST, kallad till sv,
ev. luth. Swede Grove forsamlingen i
Grove City och sv. ev. luth. Genesee.
forsamlingen Atwater, MINI.
6. LUDWIG HOLMES, kallad till sv. ev.
luth, forsamlingen North Gro svendale,
Conn.
7. JoHAN G.. HULTKRANs, kallad till
sv. ev. luth. fors. Titusville O. Youngs-
vile. Pa.
8. JOHANNES A. LUND, kallad till sv,
ev. luth Salems- och North Sweden for
saml. i Burnett county Wis.
9. ANDREW P. MARTIN, kallad till
sv. ev. luth. forsamlingen Sioux City,
Iowa.
10. ALF. MoREN, kallad till sv. ev.
luth. Bethania forsamlingen Lemont,
Illinois.
IL. JOHN ANDREW NoRL1N, kallad till
sv. ey. luth. Mamre fors. iLisbon, Kent
county, Mich.
u. SVEN GUsTAF SvENsoN, kallad till
sv. ev. luth. Sarons-, Emaus. och Red
River-fors. Kittson county, Mimi.
13. GUsTAF ALFRED OsrERaREN, kali
lad till sv. ev. luth Samuels fors. Mu-
skegon, Mich.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-02-27

1t is said that the discovery of
gold in Honduras is likely to prove
as important one as any of the
great placer district of California.
The new field is in the eastern por-
ton of the republic of Honduras,
and about $50 miles from the
Atlantic Coast and adjacent waters
of the Guayope River. A party of
prospcctors recently inspected a
stream and gravel bed for nearly 80
miles, and scores of placers where
the gravel gives from 10 to 10 cents
to the pan. They have begun reg
ular mining, however, in place
where. after much toll, they sue
ceeded in turning the river from its
native bed, Here they dug down
and are sluicing out from 81 to $40
per cubic yard. The yield is fully
equal to that of the best placer dig
gings in California.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-02-27
So
ANNEXATION.

The kOOtenai Courier saws about
annexation; "The laws of Idaho
are superior to those of Washing
ton. Annexation without admis-
sion is opposed by nine-tenths of
the people Of Northern Idaho. As
to annexation to Montana, the
Lord deliver us, for there is not a
thing in common between the two
Territories. Annexation to Mon
tana-NEvER Annexation to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. That is
unless John HALEY misrepresents
us, and he'll be politically damned
If he does do that y The Ceur
PAlene Record hints very strongly
that the vote ut the mass meeting
at Murray for an expression of
views on the question of annexa-
ton to Montana, was not fair and
spare expression of both countries.
Not single Kootenai country man
was at the meeting. Judging from
the tone of the Kootenai Courier,
that country is not very DESTROYS
of being annexed either to Wash
ington or Montana.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-02-27
Suicide in North idaho.

James Stevens, who killed Hon.
J. NJ. Hedricks, of Nez Perez coun-
ty, in the spring OF 1881, in an out
of the way place near Lewiston, l.
T., committed suicide on the 18th
inst, At the time of the act he was
residing upon a ranch, about eight
miles southeast Of Lewiston. be-
fore committing the rash act, he
wrote q long letter to his father,
then in Lewiston, in which he CON
fessed TO having killed 'IIedricks in
cold blood and not in self-defense
as was urged successfully at his
trial. He said in the letter that
he concealed the real facts even
from his attorneys, Messrs. Sullivan
and Poe, who defended him in
good faith, believing him innocent
of willful murder. Stevens also
stated in his letter that he had
been so troubled in mind about his
foul deed that he could no longer
endure life.
Mr.. Hedricks was member of
the house in the eleventh session of
the legislature which convened in
this city iii December, 1880, and
will be remembered by most of the
citizens here. The impression left
by the trial of Stevens for the kill
ing was that Hedrick made a muir
derous and udprovoked assault up
on his slayer, and that Stevens act
ed strictly in self-defence. In his
letter, written just before the sui
cidal act, Stevens had the GOODNESS
to state that for the benefit of
science he would say, that contrary
to the general opinion, a man could
speak even after being shot through
the heart, as Hedricks cried out in
a distinct voice, Murder MUIR
der !" several times. States an.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-02-27

The last words Of John B. Cough
who died on the 18th instant, were
Young man make your record
clear
George Washington was the first
boycotter in America. He said :
:" If we cannot get our freedom, we
will shut up the factories of England
and starvo her merchants"
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour
died at Utica, n. y, on the 10Th
instant. He was the Democratic
nominee for President in 1868 and
was one of the ablest and purest
statesmen Of the present century.
Abraham Lincoln never uttered
a sentence containing more truth
than the following: Labor is
prior to and Independent of capital.
Capital is only the fruit of labor,
and could never have existed If
labor had not first existed. Labor
is much the superior, and deserves
much more consideration.
We understand that a prominent
Chinese store keeper says that all
the business Cinnamon will leave
Tuscarora, if the people will pur-
chase their property at what il cost
them. We know of quite a num-
Der of white men who would doubt
less be glad to leave on the same
terms. -Tuscarora Times-Rcview.