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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

The platform reads ike string OF editor
ial expressions from half a score OF Demo-
cratic organs trying 10 grind In unison with
out knowing how. The result is "A mass Of
wordy plaltgdes. On the tariff question II
makes straddie which would be ridiculous
II IL were not disgraceful. The platform Of
lsS4, which the party leaders have been Wig
orousiy 6croUncing and danning for long
tune past as cowardly and meaningless, IL
r-@l4rmed. with the addition that President
Cleveland ; free-traae message is '-lts cor
rect Interpretation" Ia other words his
message IS the correct Interpretation OF a
covardly and meaningless utterance. Was
ever a party or candidate placed m more
ridiculous posl-loal This attempted strad-
ole is the result Of long controversy be
tween The free-tra9e and protection wings
OF the party on lie committee, and fore
shadows tae position they Slll try to assume
in the campaign.
l. IS an attempt, says the Indianapolis
Journal, to face both ways, and 20 catch
votes coming and going. This juggling
with words VIII not deceive anybody. The
platform OF the Democratic party on the
tariff question is already made and well uu-
dersJood- They can not dcnounce protec-
ton IN Congress and favor 1t in the cam
paign The message Of the President,
which they now say correctly defines their
position, was q v,cioCs and savage attack on
the policy Of protection, and as strong al
argument as such a tyro and bluuderer
could make in favor Of free trade. Other
parts q the platform Wal cal for futsre
comment. AS a whole, il Is SiEuse ia style
and even more tricky and denagogical thaa
the average OF Democratic platforms In
fact, coyTardice, trickery and fraud arc
written all over the convention and its
proceedings. Ticket and platform bear the
badges Of false pretense. No National cen
ven,ioa has ever met that marked lower
e0o OF American politics, InoTe mplete
surrender Of personal manhood and a more
sbject sEbservience 70 eue-msn power.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Leonard W. volk, the Chicago sculptor.
says that once when taking plaster cast
of President Lincolns hands he detected
q scar on the left thumb. Noticing that
II had attracted his attention the presi-
dent said: You have heard me called Q
rail splitter; well. one day while sharp
euing wedge on log the axe glanced
of and nearly took the end of ny thumb
of. That's the scar.".New York World.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
IN o Fur Store.

Mrs. SsveIrien Richie On fur store to
salesman}-I want TO look at pair of fur
paiias.
Salesman (doubtfullyeI don't think
know WHIST you mean. madam
Mrs S. R.-One of my friends has
bought pair of horses and a sleigh. and
she said she got the paraphernalias TO go
with it. and want pair. too.
Salesman (face reddeningl-We are al
out Of them today. madan.-Judge.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Eas.o- Dook D>&1er-Yss. E.>aan. tAeS
s~~ns 70 - . ss1ten sr< eSc-c0zs
osrzssS for tie vzrxs Of NJ. Loss1 az
D. EcsEa-
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h~-~ases
Book De.is--Weu. st1rk th> se~n
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Do viii New YORK suz-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Nothing can constitute good breeding
that has not good nature for its foElda
ton
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Konsy VII buy everything n tbs wx,6
excepting tie things that srs rso=s vc-.s
havias. Journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

May ~ aoss BE- se>s<r><<i ~ = sr4sss
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
WANTED 10 TRADE BACK.


George Stephens Dissatisfied with q
Horao Trade. aud uota Into Trouble,
Yesterday morning George Stephens
and William A, Wright traded horses.
Mr.. Wright put his new horse in the
barn aud went about his business.
Stephens o discovered that he had
the worst OF the trade, as the horse no
had was balky, lie called at Mr..
Wright's barn, and as that gentleman
was not ut home he concluded 10 trade
back, and consequently went into the
barn and exchanged horses. When Mr..
Wright learned the facts, he went be-.
fore Squire Fulmer and swore out n
warrant charging Stephens with enter
Ing his barn IN the day time with the
intent of stealing property Of great
value
Stephens claims that he had an UNI
dcrstanding with Wright that II the
horse was balky they were TO trade back
again. Also that he did hot break into
the barn, but crawled in through u hole
used by the swine In entering the barn.
lie thought he had u right TO take his
own property. Mr.. Wright denies any
agreement OF trading back II the horse
was not sound. Squire Fulmer held
stephens for court In the sum Of 500,
The case is set for next Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
N MHTEnPnIsn
Bhown BY The CITY National DAnk IN ne
cont improvements

Shown BY The CITY National DAnk IN he
cont improvements
The first burglar and fire proof vault
Ia this part OF the country, with
chrome steel lining, 30 inch yeelibule
with ~ inch doors with heavy bolt
work, and with anti.dynamite con
structlOn, has been completed NJ the
City National Hank, and Ia ready for
business. This vault IL ~ by IA feet,
aud at the vault door Is q fancy day
gate. Within the vault rs q fine fire
aud burglar proof safe and 30 safety
deposit boxes The safe has four Inches
Of chrome steel and has many differ
ent departments. The outside door
has q Yale lock with "a Sunday attach
ment, and the four best combination
locks manufactured by the company,
With this anti dynamite construction
u would be impossible 10 reach the In
terror of the vault even In case the
locks we're blown OIL. In reference "
these safety deposit boxes tho citizens
OF Canton have something never before
introduced In this city, The descrip
ton OF the vault shows the safety OF
these boxes. They rent for 90 ayear
and II takes two keys TO open One, The
bank retains ono key and the renter OF
the box Ia given possession Of the other.
When II In desired to open the box the
bank custodian must first insert his
key, 10 be then followed In the second
lock with the key Of the renter Of the
box. The public viii undoubtedly
appreciate this enterprise by the City
National Bank. The vault and safe
were made by the Diebold Safe and
Lock Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
MORE THAN RRALrgnp.
ThAi'a What nm Exohange Says Of tho EE-
pootationa OF Vinitors on Canton . tndue-
trial Parade,

ThAt'a What nm Exchange Says OF tho EH-
pootationA OF Vihitort on Canton . 1ndue-
trial Parade,
In speaking OF the Q. G. & s celebrO.
ton In this city the Navarro hide.
pendent says; The wide awake citi.
zeus Of the county metropolis, never do
things by halves, and SO their thous.
ands Of guests expected something
great IN the industrial parade, which
was the important event Of the day and
In this their expectations were more
than realized, for the parade was ono
Of the grandest ever seen within the
bounds OF Stark county. IL was nearly
two miles IN length, and showed up In
good shape, the great manufacturing
interests Of Canton Who can con.
ceiye of the magnitude Of an industrial
parade wherein all the manufacturing
industries OF the county would be rep.
resentedY IL would be u mammoth
affair. Such parades as the one last
Thursday gives, even old inhabitants
OF the county, new ideas NJ u the i'm.
portance OF old Mollie stark, as q man.
ufacturing county. Truly there arc
few, II indeed any counties like our
own Justly proud Stark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

different members OF the hoard, the
prisons were always found IN a proper
condition OF cleanliness ana about ~
comfortable as the circumstances VIII
admit. Canton prison has been com
pletely renovated and the ventilation
improved, Az the last call OF tho com
mittee there was no ono present
10 open the prison doors, The commit
too waited half an hour and an effort
was made TO hnd the Marshal or q
policeman, but failing left without
tho formal inspection, The committee
were of the opinion that proper mum
Gipal regulations la a mty OF ADlNJO IN
habitanta demand tho presence OF .
policeman 40 head quarters, All hours
OF the day ana night, that his services
might be had Ia ease Of emergency
All OF which, II respectfully submitted
john 4, RAYRoLDA, Pfrsldent,
Law, SLuhsiR,
Secretary, Lou. V, TnWnTOk,
kusANNAn II, TRKsaELL,
MARY u. HARTaELL,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Personal.

Mr.. N. II. Frohlichstein, OF Mobile,
Ale, writes: / take great pleasure In
recommending DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, having used II for
a severe attack Of Bronchitis and On
tarrh. IL gave me instant relief and
entirely cured me and 7 have not been
afflicted since. also beg to state that
/ have tried other remedies with no
good result. Have also used Electric
Bitters and DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
both of which I can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, ID sold on
a positive guarantee. Trial bottles tree
at DurDin. WRIGHT 81 Co.'S drug stcSA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
ALMOST r. ALIVE.
A Caye-h AT the New Saver Injuries
AN Italian Workman,

This morning a portion OF the bank
OF the new sewer eayed In catching an
Italian, whose name could not be
learned The wet weather OF tho past
few days caused tho bank 10 give way,
and 40 the woTkmen we're down several
feet, an immense body OF earth com
pletely buried tho Italian, IL was with
difficulty that they succeeded Ia drag
glng him ont, and u was feared that he
would be dead before they could reach
him,
The earth was wet and heavy, aud
considering the weight that had fallen
90 tho unfortunate italian, II Ia u Won
der that he escaped with his life, He
was finally rescued from his periloua
position, and taken 10 his homo In y
hack Dr, Maxwell was called 10 attend
tho wounded man, and upon eNamlnh
tiOn discovered that several ribs were
broken, aud II Ia feared that h6 III injuI'
cd internally, lilo In severely hnrt but
hopes are entertained that hln injuries
will not prove fatal.
The man was badly hurt, Three or
four OF his ribs we're broken on hlh
right side, and II ID thought no 10 in1ur'
| cd internally, The news OF the accl
| dent no frightened the remainder OF
| the worhmen that they refused 10 work
any more until the ditch Is properly
framed.
The namee nj Itallana are uaually
very complex and dlnleult 70 remember,
but Ia this case IL was particularly 80,
and even the attending phy0lclan could
not remember this name or his patient,
The place where tho sad accident 90
cured Ia 30 remote, that nj this late hour,
II Ia impossible 10 visit the scene OF tho
affair, and learn the name Of thu poor
Italian
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
ABOUT noLrrsEs.
A Little Astronomical Talk That viii
Intoroat Many.

A Little Astronomical Talk That viii
1ntoroat Many.
There will be i've eclipseS next year,
three on the sun and two on the moon.
The first is q total eclipse Of the sun
on January |, at 5 o'clock, five minutes
in the evening" visible Mt the setting Of
the sun.
The second is a partial eclipse OF the
moon on January n, at 1910 IN the
morning. visible here.
The third is an annual eclipse Of the
sun on June %, at 3 o'clock, "a minutes
In the evening; invisible here.
The fourth Is a partial eclipse of the
noon on July II, at . o'clock, Al min
utes IN the evening; invislble here.
The fifth Is a total eclipse OF the sun
on December ~, at 7o'clock dA minutes
In the morniug invisible here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
From superintendent Mor-
gan County InnPmary.

hccoNNELaviLLR, o. June 40, 80.
rhla h 10 certify that DR.. II. Ruesell
burners ocullet ofthe Ohio Reform Han
llarlum and Medical Institute at coinm'
bus, Ohio, operated OF James Burns IA
years Of age, an inmate Of Morgan County
lnhumaTy for Senlle Cataract; that said
Burma wal totally blind In eye operated
upon In presence Of DR., Bingham, for Al
least five years, and that AFTER the very
eucooseAl operation performed just ioui
weeks ago, said barns can now zoe and
uee hle formerly blind eye with all COM
fort and ease and can 200 and recognize
any object far and near without trouble
especially with the aid Of well.Giled
Lenses, Jas, MeADoo,~
Supt County Inlrmary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Catarrh and scrOruia.
ACCOUNTABILITY, o., Iunc 40, 'sS

MeCoENELsvrLLE, o., June 40, 'ss,
On, II. RUSSELL BURNDR-Deag SIR
ALLOW me In justice 70 your ekhl and
superior ability 10 say for the benefit oi
those who arc afflicted or have ahlletione
In their families that your treatment for
my little boy, seven years old who suffer.
cd terribly from Catarrh and Scrofula
has been a perfect euoeeee, Amer taking
your medicines five montha he "a entirely
we'll. 1 feel very thankful that we TOOK
him TO you. Please accept our sincere
lhanka, and TO those Glmllarly afflicted ]
heartily recommend your treatment, |
make this statement amer being fully tai-
lGfod that the cure 10 permanent, You
have done more good for my boy l0i
la7.So than ! have paid $500 for.
+. r, RoTmRocK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
A M CATHOLIC
Asks 10 Have n Newspaper Extract In
sorted.

hhhA W AANNN " NNNHHhRol hANANNN III
sorted.
EDITOR NEws.D ENoCRAT; VIII you
kindly publish the enclosed slip headed,
"a Singing Rebuke," and oblige
A ROMAN CATHOLIC.
OSays the Boston Pilot. All honor
to DIR. w, II Thomas, OF Trinity Meth
odist church, Worcester, Mass, for his
protest against the outragas on purity,
truth, and real Americanism, done un.
der the patronage Of tho British Amer,
lean clique, the Evangelical Alliance,
etc. Invited by m alleged ESCAPED
num- 10 announce from his pulpit ON u
recent Sunday, one Of her lectures on
the Confessional ITO ladies only" he re-.
buked her In the following digninod
and Christian fashion,:
30 CHATHAM ST., WORCESTER, Mass.
MRs. MARGARET H. SHEPHERD
Dear Madam. In reply 10 yours, | am
not In harmony with the unit Christian,
I'm. American, discourteous asBaultupon
the Roman Catholic church, now 80
popular about Boston, | am e%udeayor.
Ing 10 educate my people 10 higher
thugs and must decline TO read your
notice. Respectfully,
w. II. THOMAS,
Pastor Trinity Methodist church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
gsallnO Lana a Nsw Mas,
Madstla, Ohio, March a. Iaaa

Marietta, Ohio. March a. Iasa.
Df, II, Russell humer-Dasr AfTiy
About one year ago ! was attacked slth
dyspepsia aud p~alpilatiOn of the hesfh
with frequent attacks Of headache, nanseA
aud d~laslnesa. I became veal, nervops
had no appetite, became pale and emaci'
Aied, and wa unable 10 WORK eoh-
suited a number Of physicians and tried a
great many patent medicines with but
little relief applied 10 you and alter
two months treatment feel like q no.
man, am confident that another mohus
or Two will completely cure me,
You're Most Respectfully,
Joseph ID, Harden,
or the Cincinnati gallery boat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Improved From First Dose.
To the Public.

This eertl6es that have been a great
sufferer for four Year,, and have beea
treated by q number Of physicians With
out deriving any benefit, can eheerhully
state tina after two month"; treatment with
DR.. II. Russell burner my sunehnge have
gradually disappeared like mat before tho
morning snn, To ue pablo | reoos-
mend DR.. Banner a. one who Thoroughly
understands HE bualneaG. Hoping that
suffering humanity will soon learn thit, |
AIN Youp Respectfully, /
IOnn v, RhHbn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

pen,lemen Of the finest sense OF honor
and no patient, be- he rich or poor, but
what receives the beat treatment and at
tentlon at their hands. Their ooneultn-
tlon u free to al and during their visits
TO the adjoining towns, many are there
who cali TO avail themselves OF their
wlec council. All Of their remedies arc
manufactured and put up under the m
mediate supervision OF their own chem
iats, therefore insuring better and more
uniform rcsulte than could otherwise be
obtained. These gentlemen are deer
thinkers and hard students, studying
each moment Of their lives TO be each
day more proficient than the last They
have for years been struggling 20 perfect
an apparatus TO MEASURE the vital iorcei
and up TO but recently with but Nv
success. Hut thanks 10 n patient n
tlrclees energy they have o The pleas
urc Of being able 10 give TO the people
the thermometer an instrument that VIII
measure the Vital and nervous iofeei
with the same unerring accuracy that
the thcrometer measures the tempera.
ure. With the aid OF the wonderful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

thermometer they are enabled to at once
tell with an uncrrlng certainty the true
condition OF the patient and the exact
amount OF medicine necessary 10 effect q
cure. Until recently these physicians
have held this instrument entirely for
their own use, but since their practice
has become 10 large and the demand for
the ncuromctcr SC great, both In this
country and Europe, they arc now sell.
ing the right Of use and furnishing the
instrument TO other educated and re
sponslble physicians, thus offering the
greatest boom 70 suffering humanity,
enabling the local physician TO
treat many cases heretofore out Of his
reach. In order TO afford patients and
others DESTROYS OF examining the neu'
rometer, one of the surgeons Of the In
stitute will vlgi.
= DIR. II, Russell burner can be consult.
ed FREE at li0rEL CONRAD, formerly
Farmers Ilotel), Canton, o., Tuesday
and Wednesday, December 18th and
10Th, and on the same dAys Of each
month thereafter for one year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
From West Virginia.
TyVrn. W, VI Iunc 40, lS9I

TYNgR, w, Va june 20, 1885.
DR. II. RussGLL BtWNER-hiHd BoH-
.Incioy3-As you desired to hear from
from me In two weeks timo, | now, with
some hesitation and u great deal Of tim
ldity, address you, In most respects 1
have felt better than laGt month. Have
not had such spells Of droweinees 10 come
over me. My head and back have not
given me near 40 much trouble no for
merly. My medicines are about half
gone except the tonic.
Faithfully yours,
EuNicE G, MHYER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

julius OiBaar burrows will be pushed
for speaker, while u ID conceded that
joe cannon will have Illinois, Mime
sofa and Iowa ana most Of Kansas, IL
now looks like a combine between Bur
rows and Cannon 70 beat both Aeifin'
10y and Reed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
From tho Caldwell Press.

OFFIoH on M CALDWELL PAEssl
L. W. Finley Il Sons, Pub't.S
CALDWELL. o, June as, 1888.
We carried a large advertisement for
DR., II. Ruaeoll Burner during the past
year for which wc were fairly and fully
paid, each month being paid for In Ad-
vance. For promptnees Dr. Burner caa
not be beat. , Manager.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

AND MEDICAL INsrITUaN
Ar COL UllBU US, ONO.

Ss~s Ysy ~I~lsy@HsK Faeh wsiA Per-
seds II TAres Of TAs'y ssyFseS'
-1As PriselfaL asd 10 Hesss
Ss,SssS, ~AA ~ k~e~'a'SS
ssd c~ossshiaS PAysieias
RetysN~f ~ ~s'i h@f'
S~1 SSrsvea'T AS
cesHfyy
Vso- Ths nsAi.h hssssAssEl
We have not the space here 10 give
m0fu than a cursoy glance therefore
will ty and pal AZ much In 40 lills
space - potslhle' These hree gentle-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
A Moromont % nonL MeKlnley.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Especial.
The Michigan delegation all say that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

men have Travelled thousands OF mllea
and spent a large fortune In collecting
one Of the lHfPtai and hneei anatomical
museum, even brought together In this
county No appliance hoVcve, %cSpehtlve
has hrrr lci ou' Of thrir collection and
no buuifr how vef formidable hut what
has b rn hurm0UHled, md tlty stand
iodnv a. lhr heha of lhrif protection ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

Attic Chicago girl recently defined
epillag1y as the art Of making pills
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
COUNTY iHPlRNARY

Material improvements have been
made in this institution, particularly In
the accommodations for lodging, The
apartments previously occupied by the
insane Ia the old building, have been
remodeled, aud now have large airy
domitorles Ia both stories New bed
stOada have been furnished with suit
able bedding, M mir OF comfort and
oontentment preyades the building aud
the occupants,
The insane department presented q
oredimble appearance, We found moth
ing 70 oritolse or sondemn, A new
aud larger steam boiler has been put IN
since our last report, which ~ a decided
Improvement not only aa a heater but
leAh liable TO accident,
A carriage driveway 10 the steps OF
tbs insane department should DO con
6truoted without unnecessary delay,
There are 90 inmates In The insane
department. and II Is proper TO men
ton In this connection, that Me county
has now M patients IN the State Aay
lam NJ Toledo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
THE ANNUAL REPORT
OF tho Charitable and Correctional
Instuuons
County as Made BY she Board Of Wis.,
itOTH,

TO the Honorable, the Court Of Com,
mon Pleas Of Stark County Ohio, and
the Board Of state Charities
The Board Of Visitors beg leave TO
state in their report for this year, that
they have not made their visits quar-
terly as prescribed by law, nor have
they always been able TO 90 IN a body,
but the visits have been made all tho
same, and always without previous
notice 10 tho institution concerned
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-22
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
That Is Knute Nelson's ExpIana-
ton of His Vote in Favoring the
Mills Bill -

InaC Is hnutG Nelson's EXplana-
ton of His Vote in FavOring the
Mills Bill. -
Special TO the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Knute Nell
sons vote in favor of the Mills bill was
the feature of the day. His best friends
knew nothing of his intention, and when
he voted Aye" the Democrats arose up
and shouted again and again until the
galleries became imbued with the en-
thuSiaSm of it and re-echoed the mag
nificent demonstration. The little Nor
wegian has given the house several sur
prise parties, but none of them dis
played his nerve and independence so
much as to-day's vote. Reed, Mckinley
and Butterworth were standing beside
him to influence his vote, but it was
nothing to him. He sang out "Aye" in
clear, strong voice, and
NEVER MOVED A MUSCLE
either by way of nervousness or excite
ment. He was as cool and collected in
manner as upon ordinary occasions.
After the demonstration subsidized he re-
SpOnded to the GLOBES call, came out
into the lobby and said: 81 have moth
ing to say in explanation Of my vote. 1t
speaks for itself. | am in favor or rev.
enue reform, and this is step in the
right direction. am out of politics and
do not care to explain my vote. l have
given this subject careful consideration,
and my vote is right so far as my best
judgment of the matter leads me. L
vote on principle and many fellows vote
under the party lash. That is all care
to say"